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Seabourn Cruise Line

 

Ultra-luxury, the relaxed way.

Seabourn is an ultra-luxury cruise line — think six-star — with a more relaxed, less formal feel than its contemporaries. Small ships with a yacht-like sense of space, effortlessly elegant service, and a genuine warmth that keeps guests coming back.

Current Seabourn Offers

Two new ways to save with Seabourn

Seabourn has just launched two new promotions, each covering a different set of destinations. Choose the one that suits your voyage — both are open for bookings made by 22 September 2026. Below are a few of our favourites; contact us for the current price and availability on any voyage.

New Exploration Awaits Event

Save up to 15%, plus a 15% reduced deposit

On select voyages to Antarctica, the Caribbean, Japan and Southeast Asia, aboard the intimate, yacht-like ships that pioneered small-ship luxury travel.

Antarctica, South Georgia and the Falklands route map

Antarctica

Antarctica, South Georgia & the Falklands

Seabourn Venture • 21 Days • 18 Nov 2026

A round trip from Buenos Aires deep into the Southern Ocean — the Falklands, the wildlife-rich shores of South Georgia, and the ice and glaciers of the White Continent itself.

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Japan's Cherry Blossoms and Osaka Nights route map - Tokyo round trip

Japan

Japan's Cherry Blossoms & Osaka Nights

Seabourn Encore • 14 Days • 11 Mar 2028

A round trip from Tokyo timed for cherry blossom season, with an overnight in Osaka among the highlights — a beautifully seasonal way to see Japan by sea.

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Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam route map - Hong Kong to Singapore

Southeast Asia

Thailand, Cambodia & Vietnam

Seabourn Encore • 14 Days • 3 Jan 2028

From Hong Kong to Singapore, calling into the temples, floating markets and ancient ports of Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam along the way.

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New Shipboard Credit & Reduced Deposit

Up to $1,000 USD shipboard credit, plus a 15% reduced deposit

On select voyages to Alaska, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, the Arctic, the Kimberley and the South Pacific — to personalise your time on board, from spa treatments to shore excursions.

Alaska

Glacier Bay, Fjords & Inside Passage

Seabourn Encore • 14 Days • 14 May 2027

A round trip from Vancouver through the glaciers and fjords of the Inside Passage — classic Alaska, with the space and quiet of a small ship. The 2026 Alaska season has no sailings left after early September, so this is the first available under the offer.

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Mediterranean

Grecian Gems & Dalmatian Delights

Seabourn Quest • 14 Days • 20 Sep 2026

From Athens through the Greek isles to Croatia's Dalmatian coast, finishing in Dubrovnik — warm late-season Mediterranean sailing, easily paired with connecting flights from New Zealand.

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Northern Europe

Scandinavia, Historic Shores & Wild British Isles

Seabourn Venture • 22 Days • 28 May 2027

From Copenhagen through Scandinavia to the wild British Isles, finishing in Belfast. The 2026 Northern Europe season has no sailings left after August, so this is the first available under the offer.

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Arctic

Wild Labrador Coast: Missions, Fjords & Wilderness

Seabourn Venture • 15 Days • 20 Sep 2026

From Reykjavik across the wild Sub-Arctic to Halifax, along Labrador's remote fjords and historic mission settlements — a true off-the-beaten-path expedition.

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The Kimberley

Kimberley Expedition: Waterfalls & Wanjinas

Seabourn Pursuit • 10 Days • 24 May 2027

From Darwin to Broome through Australia's remote Kimberley coast — tidal waterfalls, ancient Wanjina rock art and some of the world's most dramatic gorges, a short flight from New Zealand.

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South Pacific

Melanesia & Polynesia: Island Cultures & Coral Coasts

Seabourn Pursuit • 13 Days • 4 Oct 2026

From Los Angeles to Papeete through the islands of Melanesia and Polynesia — coral reefs, island cultures and some of the South Pacific's most remote atolls.

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Explore every Seabourn voyage

These are just a few favourites across both offers. Browse the full collection of Seabourn voyages on our cruise calendar, or get in touch and we'll find the right sailing and current pricing for you.

Fares are cruise only, per person, in complete twin suite as specified, inclusive of discounts. Valid for new bookings only, made between 9 July 2026 and 22 September 2026. Not combinable with other offers. Shipboard credit is per suite (Oceanview/Veranda: $500 USD; Penthouse and above: $1,000 USD), applied to the first two guests, expires at the end of the cruise, and is not transferable, redeemable for cash, or usable in the casino or medical centre. The 15% reduced deposit requires 15% per person at booking, with the remainder due with final payment; not valid for bookings made within the final payment period. Please contact your Fine Travel adviser for current pricing and applicable terms on any voyage.

The Fleet

Five small ships, two ways to explore

Seabourn's fleet of five intimate, all-suite ships divides into three ocean ships — Encore, Ovation and Quest — and two purpose-built expedition ships, Pursuit and Venture. All share the same yacht-like sense of space and relaxed ultra-luxury feel. Explore any ship below to see its suites, deck plans and current voyages.

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“Our guests don’t want a chair that looks like something else. They want a chair that looks like a chair, and is comfortable when you sit in it. They want the basics done right.”

A Seabourn sales manager, during our onboard inspection of Seabourn Encore

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Country Club Casual

Seabourn’s point of difference is a less formal onboard environment — dress jeans are perfectly welcome — which resonates with many of our New Zealand guests. There are no butlers; instead, the ultra-luxury experience is maintained through dedicated Suite Hosts and Suite Attendants.

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A small-ship, yacht-like feel

Seabourn’s ocean ships offer an intimate, yacht-like experience that can reach more remote and less crowded ports in regions like the Mediterranean and Alaska. Small in feel, yet with multiple restaurants onboard and suites that are generally more spacious than you’d expect.

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A genuine commitment to knowing guests

Seabourn has one of the highest return-guest ratios at sea. The crew invest time to learn the names of up to 80 guests before each voyage, and tips are neither required nor expected — underlining the genuine nature of the service.

With over 20 years’ experience booking Seabourn — including onboard inspections when ships call in New Zealand — Fine Travel pairs Seabourn’s ultra-luxury experience with our boutique, concierge-style service, plus a few added benefits when you book through us.

The Fine Travel Difference

TAANZ - Travel Agents Association of New Zealand
CLIA - Cruise Lines International Association member
IATA Accredited Agent

A trusted agency since 2000  •  TAANZ  •  CLIA  •  IATA Accredited

A full-service agency

We have access to all Seabourn’s local offers and a long-standing relationship with their NZ representative — plus we can arrange your connecting flights and travel insurance.

Exclusive Business Class fares

Personalised wholesale business class airfares, on top of the published fares we access with all major airlines.

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A gift to say thank you

Book or rebook your Seabourn cruise with us and we’ll send a bottle of Champagne (or your preferred alternative) and a box of Devonport Chocolates.

Pay in NZD or AUD

Seabourn prices in Australian dollars for the NZ market. We can quote and accept payment in either New Zealand or Australian dollars — and courier hard copies of your documentation at no cost.

 
Seabourn expedition - Kimberley Zodiac

Luxury Expedition

A more active luxury expedition

Seabourn’s purpose-built expedition ships, Pursuit and Venture, appeal to guests who want a more active, hands-on expedition — while staying firmly within the “soft expedition” category. The thoughtful design of the shore excursions and onboard activities is what sets them apart. As the official cruise partner of UNESCO World Heritage, Seabourn weaves that expertise through its expedition itineraries and shore experiences.

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World Cruises & Grand Voyages

The journey of a lifetime

Seabourn's World Cruises are amongst the most sought-after voyages at sea. Each is also available as a shorter segment, should the full journey be more time than you have.

Australia & South Pacific Panorama World Cruise route map

Australia & South Pacific Panorama

Seabourn Quest • 145 Days • Jan 2027

A round-trip from Miami through the Panama Canal and South America to Easter Island and French Polynesia — then an extensive exploration of New Zealand and Australia, the Pacific islands and Hawaii. A rare chance to sail your own waters as part of a true World Cruise.

Cape to Cape World Cruise route map

Cape to Cape World Cruise

Seabourn Quest • 120 Days • Jan 2028

From Miami to Southampton via Panama and South America, the Chilean fjords and the five-day Seabourn Antarctic Experience, the Falklands and the remote islands of the South Atlantic, then up the coast of Africa to Europe. One of the most extraordinary voyages afloat.

A World Cruise is a wonderful but significant commitment. If you'd like to talk it through — the itinerary, the suites, flights and timing — rather than book online, we'd be delighted to help.

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Antarctica & Polar Expeditions

The white continent, in ultra-luxury

For most of recorded time Antarctica lay beyond the edge of the known world — its isolation keeping all but the most intrepid away. Today you can reach it in a style those early pioneers never dreamed of, yet the wonder is unchanged: sentinel mountain ranges, teeming penguin colonies, stately parades of icebergs, and the unexpected rainbow of mist from a breaching whale.

Every Seabourn Antarctica voyage includes

Inclusive Zodiac tours and landings
A complimentary expedition-grade parka and day pack
Frequent wildlife sightings from ship and shore
A veteran Expedition Team providing narration and insight
An inspiring Enrichment Program and guest speakers
Purpose-built PC6 polar-class expedition ships
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The Ultimate Expedition • Pole to Pole

Grand Expedition: Pole to Pole

A once-in-a-lifetime 96-day odyssey from the Arctic to the Antarctic aboard Seabourn Venture. Begin in Reykjavik and explore Greenland, the fabled Northwest Passage and Ellesmere Island, before sailing the length of the Americas to the Falklands, the wildlife haven of South Georgia, and finally the five-day Seabourn Antarctic Experience — the entire span of our planet, pole to pole.

Seabourn Venture • 96 Days • Reykjavik to Ushuaia • Departs August 2028

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More Ways to Reach Antarctica

Antarctica Exploration route map

Antarctica Exploration

Seabourn Pursuit • 13 Days • Jan 2027

A focused Antarctic Peninsula expedition, round-trip from Ushuaia, with a generous seven-day Antarctic Experience — the most direct way to reach the white continent.

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Antarctica, South Georgia and the Falklands route map

Antarctica, South Georgia & the Falklands

Seabourn Venture • 21 Days • Nov 2026

The classic sub-Antarctic trio, round-trip from Ushuaia — a six-day Antarctic Experience, three days amid the extraordinary wildlife of South Georgia, and the Falkland Islands.

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Scotia Arc - Antarctica, South Georgia and the Falklands route map

Scotia Arc: Antarctica, South Georgia & the Falklands

Seabourn Pursuit • 26 Days • Mar 2028

A grand one-way crossing from Ushuaia to Rio — the Antarctic Experience, four days in South Georgia and the Falklands, then north along the coast of South America to Brazil.

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Plan your Antarctic expedition

Browse every Seabourn Antarctica voyage, or read our guide to choosing the right time of year to go.

When is the best time to visit Antarctica? Read our guide →

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