Seabourn: Cruise Collection 2016 - 2017

the cruise collection2016 & 2017

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WORLD’S BEST SMALL-SHIP CRUISE LINE

2015, 2013, 2012, 2011, 2010, 2009 & 2007 Travel + Leisure World’s Best Awards

BEST SMALL-SHIP CRUISE LINE

2013, 2012, 2011, 2010 & 2008 Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards

2014 GOLD LIST

2014 Condé Nast Traveler Platinum Circle 20 consecutive years

BEST SMALL SHIPS2014, 2013, 2012 and 2011 Condé Nast Traveler

Readers’ Poll

SIX STAR DIAMOND AWARD

The American Academy of Hospitality Sciences

EXPERTS’ CHOICE BEST CULINARY CRUISE LINE

2014, 2013 Saveur Culinary Travel Awards

BEST SPA ON A CRUISE SHIP

Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Poll

EXPERIENTIAL TRAVEL AWARD

The publishers of AFAR travel magazine have named Seabourn as the only cruise line recipient of its inaugural Experiential Travel Awards. Inaugural experiential awards honor sources for “Deeper, Richer, More Authentic Experiences”

BEST LUXURY LINE

2014 Porthole Cruise Magazine Reader’s Choice Awards, six consecutive years

BEST LUXURY CRUISE LINE

2014, 2011 Travel Weekly Reader’s Choice Awards Winner

BEST SMALL SHIP

Porthole Cruise Magazine Reader’s Choice Award, Seabourn Sojourn 2012, Seabourn Quest 2011 &

Seabourn Odyssey 2010

FIVE STARS

2014 Berlitz® Complete Guide to Cruising + Cruise Ships, 20 consecutive years

Se a b o u r n ’ sAwards & Accolades

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“ All journeys have secret destinations of which the traveler is unaware.”

— M A R T I N B U B E R , P H I L O S O P H E R

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— MARTIN BUBER, PHILOSOPHER

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From the start, our mission has been to bring like-minded travelers together in an

atmosphere of casual elegance, and take them to the most desirable destinations on earth. Our ships

are designed and crafted for this purpose, and our crew is dedicated to facilitating the serene, satisfying

sense of belonging that brings people back aboard to sail with us again and again.

The ships themselves feel intimate and easy to live in. Details are sumptuous, inviting and well thought

out. Lounges, dining venues and public spaces are convenient to each other, and accommodations are

separate, harboring peace and tranquility. Generous expanses of open deck are just steps away, with

ample sun and shade, in both convivial social areas and quiet nooks, according to your mood.

But what may delight you most is the people with whom you’ll share your journey. Within a day you will

realize you are a member of this group. They are interesting people with interesting ideas, who are

accomplished, friendly and frequently funny. They share with you a curiosity about the world and the

people in it. You are off on the same sorts of adventures, and it is possible — even likely — that some

will become good friends.

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Seabourn’s fleet of intimate, all-suite ships provides you an enviably elite address in the world’s most

desirable destinations. Their sleek, eye-catching lines attract attention in the best possible way. But their beauty,

though striking, is much more than skin deep. Superbly engineered and masterfully crafted, they will carry you

smoothly and nimbly to the heart of great cities, to exclusive yacht harbors and secluded coves where larger ships

cannot follow.

Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn and Seabourn Quest

Hailed as “game-changers for the luxury segment”, these stunning sisters represent an evolution of elegance in

luxury, small-ship cruising. Their generous proportions, encompassing no more than 229 spacious, ocean-view and

veranda suites, allow an enhanced array of amenities and features, as well as ratios of space and service staff per

guest that are among the industry’s highest.

Seabourn Encore

Modeled from our award-winning trio of Odyssey class ships, Seabourn Encore will be configured with one

additional deck, newly expanded public areas, and modern design elements and innovations consistent with our

reputation for understated elegance. This beautiful new 40,350-GRT vessel will have 300 suites, each with its own

private veranda.

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“ Heaven on earth! Looking forward to the new ships coming on line!”

— J A N E A . , F A C E B O O K

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“ It will crown a fleet that is already the newest, most modern and most acclaimed in the ultra-luxury segment.”

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n 2016, Seabourn will introduce Seabourn

Encore, its fourth new ship in seven years.

The new ship is as strikingly beautiful and

as excitingly innovative as any Seabourn has

ever debuted. It will crown a fl eet that is already

the newest, most modern and most acclaimed

in the ultra-luxury segment. Modeled on the

award-winning trio of small ships introduced with

Seabourn Odyssey in 2009, the stunning new vessel

offers one additional deck. Seabourn Encore

represents yet another welcome stage in the

evolution of small-ship cruising, which Seabourn

pioneered and which it has consistently expanded

and enriched. An additional sister-ship, Seabourn

Ovation, is scheduled for 2018. Both sisters will

benefi t from Seabourn’s peerless legacy of luxury

and, like their predecessors, deliver a wealth of

new concepts, a fresh vision and a host of illuminating

ideas to delight the world’s most discerning travelers.

In 1988, the revolutionary Seabourn Pride introduced

modern ultra-luxury small ship cruising, offering

guests a casual, relaxed elegance previously

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“ The new ship is as strikingly beautiful and as excitingly innovative as any Seabourn has ever debuted.”

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available only to owners of the most fabulous

private yachts. The ship was intimate and nimble

enough to visit both great cities and smaller,

picturesque harbors. Guests enjoyed spacious

ocean-view suites, and the variety of public spaces

encouraged relaxed socializing. At the stern, a novel

platform unfolded to become a watersports Marina,

like a private beach resort. Seabourn added sister-ships

Seabourn Spirit and Seabourn Legend to its fleet, as

well as new signature experiences including a lavish

Caviar in the Surf® beach party; a Shopping with

the Chef excursion to a local market and an exclusive

Evening in Ephesus concert.

In 2009, Seabourn further expanded the luxury of

appealing choices for their guests by introducing

the stunning Seabourn Odyssey, hailed as “…a

game-changer for the ultra-luxury segment.”

Though much larger, the sleek new hull carried

only about twice the number of guests, allowing a

greater variety of all-suite accommodations, most

with private verandas, generous expanses of open

teak deck and multiple indoor and outdoor

dining venues. Many favorite Seabourn features

remained in Seabourn Odyssey’s design.

The new design also held delightful surprises.

Seabourn Square combined a library and sitting

room, a computer center, a discreet Guest Services

enclave, and a European Konditorei-style coffee

bar with an espresso machine and snacks. An

intimate Restaurant 2 alternative dinner venue,

and Seabourn Odyssey’s Spa at Seabourn was the

largest on any luxury cruise ship, with an innovative

Motion Studio and full-service salon. Two identical

sister-ships, Seabourn Sojourn and Seabourn Quest,

were introduced in 2010 and 2011. This trio of

beautiful, ultra-luxury vessels quickly won the

hearts of Seabourn’s loyal audience and the rest

of the travel industry. They have repeatedly been

named the best small ships in the world, and enjoy

a loyal following of avid travelers who prefer them

above all others.

The arrival of Seabourn Encore and

Seabourn Ovation will prepare

Seabourn to lead the way into a

new era with the most modern

ultra-luxury fleet in the industry

— a fleet that will continue to

delight travelers with fascinating,

innovative itineraries and a gracious,

intuitive hospitality that enhances its status as

the world’s finest small-ship cruise line.

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“ I have designed a ship that conveys a sense of spontaneity and exhilaration, eliciting the sensation of discovery and novelty that will complement the rest of the guests’ travel experiences.”

— A D A M D . T I H A N Y

TOUCHA MASTER’S

o further advance its mission with Seabourn

Encore, Seabourn commissioned preeminent

designer Adam Tihany, who specializes

in developing elegantly individual spaces

for the most highly rated hotels, restaurants,

resorts and spas in the hospitality industry. He is

also renowned for his unique ability to realize

and embody the particular personalities of his

clients and the preferences of their clientele in

his designs.

For Seabourn Encore, Tihany was especially

sensitive to the fact that Seabourn’s guests

occupy the ship for at least a week while cruising

the world’s most desirable destinations. Many

sail for even more extended periods. As guests

explore the ports of call, they dine, play and

socialize on board. He noted that, as travelers,

they are essentially involved in exploration,

discovering new sights and experiences.

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“I realized how much of Seabourn’s overall product

is dedicated to satisfying their guests’ appetites

for surprise,” he said. “From the planning of

itineraries, to the cuisine, to their style of service,

they are always focused on surpassing expectations

and eliciting the sort of delight that results from

the unexpected. With that in mind, I have designed

a ship that conveys a sense of spontaneity and

exhilaration, eliciting the sensation of discovery

and novelty that will complement the rest of the

guests’ travel experiences.”

Although the architecture of Seabourn Encore is

not radically different from Seabourn’s other three

ships, Tihany’s vision of the interiors is present

throughout the ship. There is a new softness and a

curvaceous elegance to his designs that reflect a

noticeably bespoke aesthetic. The vessel feels

more luxurious, more like a private residential

yacht. Nautical visual elements are employed with

an exceptional intelligence and sophistication.

And, true to his vision, Tihany has enriched the

entire ship with an impressive array of unexpected

surprises and subtle transformations for guests

to continually discover and enjoy.


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unrivaled servicen Intuitive, gracious service provided by a staff passionate about pleasing

our guests. It is supremely relaxing to be looked after by thoughtful hosts,

whose knack for anticipating what you might like borders on the clairvoyant.

n Tipping is neither required nor expected — service simply to delight you.

Our award-winning staff is driven only by their sincere desire to please, and

with a smile that comes from the heart.

delightful all-suite accommodationsn Intimate ships with no more than 300 suites. A Seabourn ship is like a private

club, where members share expansive open decks, inviting social spaces, and

the personalized attention of an exceptional crew.

n Spacious all-suite accommodations with sweeping ocean views — most

with verandas. Seabourn suites are thoughtfully appointed and inviting,

designed as homes away from home with room to unwind or entertain.

n Complimentary welcome Champagne and in-suite bar stocked with your

preferences. Soft drinks, beer and mineral water, complete glassware and

your favorite wines or spirits are ready for your enjoyment or for entertaining.

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world-class dining n Gourmetdiningexperiencesthatrivalthefinestrestaurantsanywhere.From

French fries to foie gras, every dish served by Seabourn receives the expert attention

of highly skilled and imaginative chefs. The finest ingredients are selected with care,

perfectly prepared to your order, and served with pride.

n Alldiningvenuesarecomplimentary—dinewhere,whenandwithwhomyou

wish.From casual to elegant, indoors, al fresco or in your suite, a range of choices

invites you to be spontaneous.

n Openbarsthroughouttheship,andfinewinespouredatlunchanddinner.

Meet and mingle with fellow guests in a carefree atmosphere, where no one has to

pick up the tab.

exceptional destinationsn Uniqueitinerariestomust-seecitiesandhiddengemswherelargerships

cannotgo.Each cruise is a hand-picked collection of fascinating places, and each

day brings a new opportunity for authentic discovery — another chance to explore

your world in a personal and meaningful way.



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“ There is no better way of cruising. Every little detail is looked after. The service is impeccable. Truly a 6-star experience!”

— J E N N I F E R B . , F A C E B O O K

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t h e a r t o f delight

On board a Seabourn ship, you are treated with genuine, heartfelt hospitality — a

quality of care that addresses not only your needs and personal preferences, but anticipates

added touches that might transform your experience of simple satisfaction into sheer delight.

Those tiny epiphanies of pleasure — experiences of delight — are what our staff has dubbed

Seabourn Moments.

We find our staff members from the best hospitality schools and hostelries of Europe and

beyond, hand selecting the ones for whom hospitality is a calling — who aspire to perform at

the highest level. We offer them expert training, at the start and throughout their careers. On

board, they share a sense of pride in their jobs and in each other, and a joyous camaraderie

that is palpable and contagious. You will sense their dedication to providing you with the finest

hospitality available on any ships anywhere.

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P L A Y V I D E O H E R E

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Open the door to your suite and step into your spacious home away from home, thoughtfully designed

and tastefully decorated. A space fi lled with a myriad of delightful details prepared in anticipation of your arrival. An

iced bottle of Champagne completes the picture-perfect welcome.

The bed, with its plump pillows and fl uffy duvet, will prove to be seductively comfortable, and the rest of the handsome

furnishings invite you to relax, unwind and entertain yourselves or friends in equally gracious ease.

Like a ray of sunshine, your personal suite stewardess arrives with a doorbell chime, to ensure that everything is just

as you wish, and offer you a choice of designer soaps. After today, she will demonstrate a genie-like ability to restore

perfection to your suite without disturbing you in the least, and yet be cheerfully available if and when she is needed.

All Seabourn suites share these appealing attributes. Choose from a range of suites in a variety of locations and sizes,

including some with additional features to accommodate your personal preferences. However, one element never

varies. Seabourn provides every guest in every suite exactly the same quality of service: the very best.

Ample storage and walk-in closets (complete with

plush bathrobes and slippers) invite you to make

yourself at home

Your requested wines or spirits are nestled in your

in-suite bar, along with water, soft drinks and beer

A pleasant seating area takes advantage of your

expansive ocean view

A choice of pillows to suit your preference

In-suite entertainment options include a wide variety of

movies, music, broadcast television and radio channels

Polished stone, gleaming hardware and sparkling mirrors

highlight the bath, with a full tub, shower, and exclusive

wellness products from Molton Brown, London

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Welcome you with Champagne

and canapés

Offer you a selection of designer soaps

Draw you a Pure PamperingSM bath

Replenish your ice and bar set-up

Manage your laundry service needs

Assist you with any special requests

Personalize your nightly turndown

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THE RESTAURANT


“ This cruise was a perfect cruise. The food and wines combined with the

lectures and events were just perfect.” — E R I K S . , F A C E B O O K

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During your Seabourn voyage, you are offered a variety of tempting dining experiences throughout the ship

and around the clock. As we do with everything else on Seabourn, we provide a range of enticing options, and leave the

choosing up to you. And because we understand that your appetite changes with your mood, we welcome spontaneity.

Most dining venues on board are open seating, allowing you to dine where, when and with whom you choose, whether

as a carefully planned celebration or a spur-of-the-moment inspiration.

Champagne and caviar, or milk and cookies? They say the heart wants what it wants, and in our experience, so does the

palate. Our menus are designed to satisfy a variety of appetites at every meal. Seabourn chefs take advantage of the

highest-quality ingredients, and scour local markets for fresh produce and seasonal specialties. Drawing on their

wide-ranging expertise, they create the elements for beautifully presented feasts that will satisfy both adventurous

eaters and those who prefer familiar flavors and classical preparations. Just as in the finest restaurants ashore,

nearly all the food served on board a Seabourn ship is prepared à la minute, only after the chef receives your order.

Award-Winning Cuisine

Gourmet dining experiences that rival the finest

restaurants anywhere

All dining venues are complimentary — dine

when, where and with whom you wish

Open bars throughout the ship and complimentary

fine wines poured at lunch and dinner

Restaurant 2 features imaginative tasting

menus by reservation

Casual, elegant indoor/outdoor dining options

Complimentary in-suite dining from our 24-hour

suite service menu or during dinner hours, served

course-by-course from The Restaurant menu




Seabourn is a proud member of Chaîne des

RôtisseursTM, one of the world’s most prestigious

gastronomic societies devoted to fine dining.

EXPERTS’ CHOICE BEST CULINARY CRUISE LINE

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The Restaurant. Before Seabourn, open-seating

dining on a cruise ship was unheard of. Come when

you like, with whom you please, and be seated

as you wish. The room is beautiful, the cuisine is

exquisite at breakfast, lunch and dinner, and

the service is simultaneously fl awless, friendly

and fun.

Restaurant 2. So named because…. well, because

it is a delightfully different alternative. More

intimate and innovative, R2 offers nightly tasting

menus presenting diners with flights of small

plates, combining an array of fascinating fl avors

and fanciful presentations into a creative, delicious

and memorable meal.

* Restaurant 2 is only available on Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn and Seabourn Quest.

The Colonnade. Our slightly more casual

alternative offers appealing indoor and outdoor

tables for breakfasts and lunches featuring

beautiful, bountiful buffets, plus a selection of

à la carte items and daily specials from the kitchen.

Evenings fi nd these pleasantly lively spots serving

regionally themed dinners with full table service.

Patio Grill. Dine on deck for a refreshing change

of pace. When it’s just too nice to go indoors,

settle in to a casual lunch or dinner of salads,

soups, sides and freshly grilled specialties in an

impromptu, al fresco setting.

In-Suite Dining. A round-the-clock menu offers

tempting selections anytime. During extended

dinner service hours, you can enjoy a complete

meal ordered right from that evening’s The

Restaurant menu, served for you in your suite

or on your veranda.

Seabourn Square. You may fi nd yourself at our

Konditorei-style Coffee Bar for cookies, a pastry

or a slice of cake to accompany your preferred

pick-me-up. You’ll also fi nd a selection of savory

fi nger sandwiches and a temping array of gelati

if you’re in the mood. Feel free to stop by, from

fi rst thing in the morning until after dinner.

New Sushi restaurant. An enticing lunch and

dinner alternative for guests onboard Seabourn

Encore will feature innovative menus celebrating

the visual appeal and complexity of freshness,

fl avor and texture that characterize the Japanese

art of sushi.

New Signature restaurant. Our new signature

restaurant to be revealed in the Spring 2016* will

feature culinary selections by world-renowned

Chef Thomas Keller. Dishes in this exclusive

venue will be prepared with the highest quality

ingredients to exacting specifi cations resulting

in an unrivaled dining experience like no other

at sea.

* Our new signature restaurant will be revealed on Seabourn Quest in Spring 2016 followed by Seabourn Encore when she debuts later that year. All Seabourn ships will have the new dining concept by early 2018 with the launch of Seabourn Ovation.

Day after day, Seabourn ships offer a deliciously tempting menu of choices about when and where you dine. Creating wonderful dining

experiences is an integral part of our hospitality, so there is never an extra charge for dining on board. Most restaurants are open seating, and

reservations are required only in the smallest alternative venue. There are more than enough seats to accommodate all guests during every meal

service. The choice is yours to make.




CHEF THOMAS KELLERJ O I N S

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“ His culinary talent and sophisticated cuisine are beyond compare and the perfect match for our guests.”

n an ongoing quest to provide the world’s

fi nest travel experience, Seabourn has created

a partnership with world-renowned American

chef and restaurateur Thomas Keller. The

culinary genius behind a trio of Michelin-

starred restaurants – The French Laundry, Per Se, and

Bouchon – Chef Keller brings his award-winning French

and American cuisine to the ultra-luxury cruise line

adding new fl avors and fl air to complement Seabourn’s

already celebrated cuisine.

Chef Keller is developing an array of dishes, ranging

from appetizers to entrees to desserts for dining

venues aboard Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn,

and Seabourn Quest. Guests will be able to experience

and taste these sensational dishes beginning fall of

2015. The culinary selections will be prepared with

the highest quality ingredients that guests can expect

from the Thomas Keller Restaurant Group, and to exact

specifications, resulting in an unrivaled dining experience

like no other at sea.

In addition, Seabourn will partner with Chef Keller to

introduce a new signature restaurant that will be

revealed in the spring of 2016 on Seabourn Quest

before being subsequently rolled out to the entire

fl eet including the two new builds, Seabourn Encore

in 2016 and Seabourn Ovation in 2018. Chef Keller will

also advise on various aspects of the line’s culinary

operations, sharing his expertise and vision with the

Seabourn culinary team.

“There is really no chef more accomplished or held

in higher esteem than Chef Keller, and we are both

honored and delighted to have a restaurateur of his

stature take our onboard culinary offerings to an

even higher level,” said Seabourn President Richard

Meadows. “His culinary

talent and sophisticated

cuisine are beyond

compare and the perfect

match for our guests. We

have no doubt our guests

will be as excited as we are

to taste and enjoy Chef

Keller’s dishes on our ships.”

Seabourn and Chef Keller share similar core values

and believe in genuine collaboration to deliver the

best guest experience.

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Renowned for his culinary skills and impeccable standards, Thomas Keller is the

chef and proprietor of The French Laundry and Per Se, as well as Bouchon, Bar

Bouchon, Bouchon Bakery, and Ad Hoc. More than one million copies of Chef

Keller’s books, inspired by his restaurants, are in print.

The Thomas Keller Restaurant Group’s Chef de Cuisine Devin Knell will lead

educational sessions for the Seabourn culinary team in Chef Keller’s research

and development kitchen based in Yountville, CA. These trainings will go beyond

the preparation of a few dishes, delving into what makes Keller’s award-winning

restaurants consistently excellent to ensure the long-term success of the

partnership. Seabourn’s executive chefs will lead similar training sessions with

their highly-skilled onboard culinary teams to further deliver an authentic

dining experience.

“As in any of our land-bound kitchens, we will work with the Seabourn team to

place an emphasis on the finest ingredients, consistent preparations, and an

attention to service that will elevate the guests’ experience and help them to

make memories while on their Seabourn journey,” said Chef Keller.

“ There’s an inherent alignment of our philosophies, which makes our collaboration with Seabourn an exciting new opportunity for our restaurant group. We look forward to sharing our best practices and repertoire with Seabourn’s outstanding culinary team.” — T H O M A S K E L L E R ,

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“ It is an experience you will always remember and never go back to ordinary cruising. The only way to cruise is the Seabourn Experience.”

— R U S S E L L S . , F A C E B O O K


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Delightful Diversions

Inspiring Seabourn Conversations

with special guest speakers

Gourmet food and fine wine tastings

The Spa at SeabournSM — the highest-

rated spa at sea

State-of-the-art fitness center with

complimentary yoga and Pilates classes

Complimentary Massage Moments®

on deck

Extensive selection of shore tours

Caviar in the Surf® beach party

and barbecue*

Marina Day with complimentary

watersports*

Seabourn to a TeaSM with white-glove

service and live piano music

Dancing to live music at an Evening

Under the Stars®

*Offered on select sailings

One of the best rewards of traveling with Seabourn is time. And that is never truer than on a

day at sea. Even as your ship carries you comfortably toward your next landfall, an array of appealing

opportunities waits to be explored. Greet the dawn with a downward dog in an on-deck yoga class, or

watch the colors change as you put in a mile on the treadmill in the gym. Take part in a stimulating

Seabourn Conversations seminar, or learn the secret to a perfect soufflé from your chef. Put your best

foot forward at a ballroom dancing class, or download random data from your memory bank in a

hilarious Team Trivia tournament. Swimming, sunning or soaking in a whirlpool are all encouraged

activities, as is simply finding a comfy spot, indoors or out, to catch up on your reading.

Otherwise there is a contoured, nine-hole putting course to test, located right between the folks

enjoying spirited shuffleboard matches. A day at sea is the perfect time to indulge in a session at the

Spa, or have a mani-pedi and a facial at the Salon.

In your suite, meanwhile, a menu of hundreds of music options and classic and first-run films are at

your fingertips, and no one will notice if you happen to doze off for a bit.




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The Spa at Seabourn is an award-winning, multi-faceted sanctuary that travels with you as you explore the

world. The largest spa on any luxury ship, and its team of skilled, intuitive experts will apply all-natural ingredients and

time-tested techniques to relax, refresh and rejuvenate you as you sail. Our sophisticated menu of massages, wraps

and therapies, combined with the most up-to-date innovations has repeatedly earned accolades as the seagoing

favorite from readers of SpaFinder.com.

Professional fitness trainers at the fully equipped, ocean-view gym and Motion Studio will help you maintain your

personal regime, or develop a new one. The Spa’s full-service salon offers a complete range of styling and conditioning

services for men and women, including a handy Nail Bar and the only technicians at sea certified to administer the

scientifically proven SkinCeuticals® facial products.

Ask about Seabourn’s exclusive Penthouse Spa Suites with special spa amenities and privileges.

Fully-equipped, ocean-view gym with aerobics,

variable resistance and free weights

Motion Studio with Kinesis Wall systems and Pilates

Professional personal trainer to create your own

ideal regime

Skilled technicians offer a full range of massage,

detox, cleansing and wrap therapies

Scientifically proven Skinceuticals® facial therapies

— a Seabourn exclusive at sea

Full-service salon for men and women

The Spa at Seabourn

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“ Three cruises with Seabourn and there will be many more to come. Excellent, outstanding and unbeatable.”

— C A R E Y B . , F A C E B O O K

“ The most amazing vacation I have ever been on. Met some amazing people and learned so much.”

— A B B Y T . , T W I T T E R


On most evenings, your Seabourn ship is underway. In the bars and lounges,

music and laughter underscore the tales of today’s adventures recounted for the

first of many times. A subtle current of excitement lights the sun-blushed faces

around dinner tables. Toasts are proposed and celebrated. After dessert, people

follow their moods to various pursuits: a dazzling production show in the Grand

Salon; a lively session of dancing at The Club; a spirited match with Lady Luck in

the Casino; or a more intimate conversation up in the Observation Bar. Throughout

the evening, you are free to migrate from one enticement to another. Enjoy flaming

desserts on deck, relaxing Movies Under the Stars®, or a take part in a high-energy

Rock the Boat dance party around the pool. Later, perhaps you’ll stroll the open deck

again, and marvel at a luminous Milky Way, as your Seabourn ship glides quietly

toward tomorrow’s adventures.

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ncircling the globe and tracing the

coasts of all seven continents, Seabourn’s

sleek, modern fl eet provides year-round

opportunities to experience those places

you have always longed to see, as well as to discover

places you never dreamed existed.

In crafting its voyages, Seabourn aims to link high-profi le,

eagerly anticipated ports with intriguing surprises,

which may not be familiar, but often prove the most

memorable of all. Their intimate, nimble ships carry guests

comfortably to lesser-known ports larger ships must

bypass — unspoiled places that are often local favourites

or the closely-held secrets of international yachtsmen.

A city’s harbour is often the historical heart of the place.

Arriving from the sea in the traditional way, you can

simply step ashore into that ineffable sense of place

that is a quality of experience every traveller seeks.


CINQUE TERRE, ITALY

SEABOURN ODYSSEY, SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

“ The single most valuable investment you make in your travels is your time. It is literally priceless..”

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During a Seabourn voyage, the luxury of choice does not end at the gangway. Seabourn

understands that many of its guests wish to experience ports of call on their own terms.

Their experienced Destination Services staff works with local experts to prepare a menu

of optional small-group shore excursions. These have varied itineraries to satisfy a range

of interests from general curiosity to more specialized enthusiasms. Professional guides

are hand-picked for their combination of in-depth knowledge, fluency and pleasing

personalities. The highest-quality transportation equipment and staff available ensure

your comfort. For your convenience, descriptions of shore excursions are available on

Seabourn’s website. They may also be reserved in advance, allowing you to plan your

time ashore. Otherwise they may be purchased à la carte on board.

For guests who prefer to plan their own itineraries and set their own pace, Seabourn’s

Destination Services staff can assist in reserving the same high-quality transportation

and expert guide service on a customized basis, for

individuals, couples or groups. Services can be

reserved for a specific period or purpose, or simply

to enjoy at your pleasure. The staff can also help

with plans for shopping excursions, attendance at

local events, meals at the top area eateries, or even

special events such as business meetings or reunions

with friends or relatives. Advance notice is recommended to ensure maximum flexibility

and availability on the day of your visit.

Seabourn’s Destination Services are designed to the highest standards, with their

discerning guests in mind. The single most valuable investment you make in your travels

is your time. It is literally priceless. With that in mind, Seabourn Destination Services are

carefully crafted to complement the quality of hospitality offered on their ships. They

invariably reflect the line’s passion for providing the finest travel experiences available

in the world.

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eabourn is pleased to be partnering with UNESCO to

promote sustainable tourism at World Heritage

properties. Through our support of UNESCO, we help

engender a wider understanding and commitment

for the UNESCO World Heritage Convention’s mission to

identify, safeguard, and promote unique cultural and

natural heritage around the world deemed to possess

outstanding universal value for all humankind. For

Seabourn guests, this partnership with UNESCO means their

travels will be enhanced by deeper insight and information

about these intriguing destinations while supporting their

conservation through sustainable tourism. Our membership

includes a dedication to promoting the principles of the World

Heritage Centre, as well as an ongoing commitment of fi nancial

support for their global efforts.

“Trip of a lifetime — or two.” — R A L P H G . , F A C E B O O K

HALONG BAY, VIETNAM

explore the world with

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world heritage defined

Sacred Vatican Civitavecchia

Malta’s Capitals Mdina & Valletta Valletta

The World of Gaudi Barcelona

Florence, Pisa & David Livorno (Florence)

Ancient Butrint Adventure, Kérkira Kérkira (Corfu)

The Alhambra Málaga (Granada)

ANTARC TIC A & PATAGONIA E XCURSIONS PORT

Torres del Paine National Park Chiloé

Recife & Olinda Recife

UNESCO Churches of Chiloé Castro

E XOTIC S E XCURSIONS PORT

Heritage Highlights of Penang Georgetown

The Best of Jerusalem & The Old City Ashdod

Petra: Hidden Treasure of the Ancient World Aqaba

Imperial City of Hue Da Nang

Daintree Dreaming Cairns

Ancient Kakadu UNESCO World Heritage Site Darwin

UNESCO World Heritage Rain Forest Tour Townsville

A MERIC A S E XCURSIONS PORT

Rainforest Drive & Emerald Pool Dominica

Historic Québec: A UNESCO World Heritage Site Québec City

EUROPE E XCURSIONS PORT

BELOW IS A SMALL SAMPLING TO INFORM HOW THESE SHORE EXCURSIONS WILL BE FEATURED

ONBOARD 43For a complete list of UNESCO Discovery and World Heritage Tours or to book, please visit Seabourn.com.

Heritage is our legacy from the past, what we live with

today, and what we pass on to future generations. Since its

beginnings in 1959, the mission of the World Heritage Centre

has been to identify, safeguard and promote unique

natural and cultural heritage around the world deemed to

possess universal value for all humankind. Today it is an

organization of 191 states parties, all united in mutual

agreement that such significant importance transcends

national location or origin, and ought to be preserved for

the benefit of everyone on earth.

The list of inscribed World Heritage properties includes

many high-profile historic and archaeological sites such

as Venice and its Lagoon, India’s Taj Mahal and the temple

complex of Borobudur in Indonesia. It also encompasses

natural splendours such as Iguazú Falls located between

Argentina and Brazil, Australia’s Blue Mountains and the

exquisite Plitvice Lakes of Croatia. Some sites are designated

as possessing mixed natural and cultural significance.

The list also contains intangible cultural heritage such as

indigenous musical traditions or the remarkable non-verbal

“whistling” language that developed on La Gomera in Spain’s

Canary Islands.

It is only natural that Seabourn’s hundreds of destinations

include many of the same places that UNESCO has inscribed

to their list of World Heritage Sites. Our membership in

the UNESCO alliance offers significant advantages for

our guests:

• Guest experts with special knowledge about World

Heritage Sites will join our voyages as part of our Seabourn

Conversations series throughout the year, providing you

with exceptional insights and background information

about the sites and the organization.

• An array of unique shore excursions take advantage of our

alliance and allow you to participate in the efforts of the World

Heritage Centre as you enjoy visiting and learning about these

unique places. A small donation to UNESCO’s World Heritage

Fund will be added to the prices of these optional tours.

There are two types of these special excursions .

SeabournWorldHeritageTours include visits to World

Heritage Sites.

SeabournDiscoveryTours are visits to World Heritage Sites

with content exclusively enhanced through our alliance.

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ASeabourn Journeyisarareopportunityto add a once-in-a-lifetime experienceto your already unforgettable Seabourn cruise. Journeys are fully escorted by

professional guides who interpret the many sights and experiences you will enjoy.

Angkor & Mystical CambodiaSix-night,Pre-cruiseorfive-night,Post-cruiseJourneyfromSingapore.

Long cloaked by jungle, the stone temples of the ancient Khmer capital

of Angkor are among the finest examples of religious architecture in

the world. During your visit, survey sacred sites including Angkor Thom,

Angkor Wat and the Bayon Temple. You will also enjoy a highlights tour

of Phnom Penh, Cambodia’s capital. Your Journey includes all necessary

intra-tour flights and overnights in Singapore, Siem Reap and Phnom Penh.

Angkor is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Note: This Journey contains strenuous walking activity.

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Ancient Wonders of Machu PicchuFive-night, Pre-cruise or Four-night, Post-cruise Journey for sailings that embark/

debarkfromValparaíso(Santiago).You will enjoy a tour of colonial Lima, then travel to

Cuzco for a city tour and folklore show. Depart by Vistadome train to the long-lost Inca

citadel of Machu Picchu, high in the Andes, including the sacred site of Saksaywaman.

After returning to Lima visit the famed Larco Museum, before continuing on to Santiago

and a city highlights tour. Your Journey includes all necessary intra-tour flights and

overnights in Lima, Cuzco and Santiago. This Journey begins/ends in Lima; guests will

need to make their travel plans accordingly.

The city of Cuzco, the historic center of Lima and Machu Picchu are all UNESCO World

Heritage Sites.

S E A B O U R N J O U R N E Y S A R E :

Insightful: Expert, professional guides illuminate

cultural and historic aspects throughout your stay.

Intimate: Share memorable experiences with a

small, congenial group of like-minded travelers.

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Inclusive: Select meals, private tastings, museum tours

and similar activities enrich your Seabourn Journey.

Rewarding: Seabourn Journeys earn you Seabourn Club

Points toward added benefits.

Guilin AdventuresFour-night,Pre-orPost-cruiseJourneyfromHongKong. Located in southern China, Guilin is one of the country’s

most picturesque cities, and has been a destination for sightseers for thousands of years. During your visit,

delight in a half-day cruise on the Li River. You will have the opportunity to visit a local farm house and view the

rice paddies along Yulong River. Other featured activities include the famous four lake cruise with cormorant

fishing show and the Lie Sanjie light show. Your Journey includes all necessary intra-tour flights and two

overnights in both Guilin and Hong Kong.

LI RIVER, GUILIN, CHINA

IGUAZÚ FALLS SAN GIMIGNANO, TUSCANY, ITALY

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Historic Rome & Tuscan Culinary DelightsThree-night,Pre-orPost-cruiseJourneyfrom

RomeorVenice.Explore the best that Italy

has to offer — Roman monuments and

charming Tuscan hill towns. While in Rome,

enter St. Peter’s Square, before visiting St.

Peter’s Basilica. From Aventine Hill you may

view the remains of the Imperial Palaces and

Circus Maximus. Travel to the Tuscan town of

Montalcino where you will attend a cooking

class. In Siena explore Piazza del Campo

and visit a typical farm. Stroll among the

towers of San Gimignano before continuing

on to Montepulciano. Your Journey includes

one overnight in Rome and two overnights

in Siena.

The historic centers of Rome and San

Gimignano are UNESCO World Heritage Sites.

Stunning Iguazú FallsThree-night,Pre-orPost-cruiseJourneyfromBuenos

Aires.Nearly three kilometers wide, the horseshoe-

shaped waterfalls of the Iguazú River launch half a

million gallons of water a second over an 80-meter,

jungle-clad cliff between Argentina and Brazil. The

thundering cascades, clouds of mist, dancing rainbows

and the lush, Atlantic Forest habitat comprise one of

the world’s great natural wonders. Your Journey includes

all necessary intra-tour flights, one overnight in Buenos

Aires with tango show, guided tours and two overnights

in Iguazú with stunning views of the falls.

Iguazú National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.


Athens Hotel Grande Bretagne

Auckland Sky City Grand Hotel

Bali Le Meridien Bali Jimbaran

Barcelona Casa Fuster Barcelona

Barcelona Majestic Hotel & Spa Barcelona

Boston Battery Wharf Hotel

Bridgetown Fairmont Royal Pavilion

Buenos Aires Park Hyatt Buenos Aires

Buenos Aires Alvear Palace

Copenhagen Marriott Copenhagen

Copenhagen Hotel Nimb

Copenhagen Hotel D' Angleterre

Dubai InterContinental Festival City

Fort Lauderdale Diplomat Resort and Spa

Hong Kong Peninsula Hotel Hong Kong

Hong Kong Ritz Carlton Hong Kong

Hong Kong Shangri-la Kowloon

Istanbul Istanbul Shangri-La

Kobe St. Regis Osaka

Lisbon Four Seasons Hotel Ritz

London The Savoy

London Grosvenor House, A JW Marriott Hotel

Los Angeles Beverly Wilshire, A Four Seasons Hotel

Manaus Caesar Business

Monte Carlo Fairmont Monte Carlo

Montréal Ritz Carlton Montréal

Philipsburg Westin Dawn Beach

Rome Parco dei Principi

San Diego US Grant

Santiago Ritz Carlton Santiago

Seattle Fairmont Olympic Hotel

Singapore Raffles Singapore

Singapore Four Seasons

Singapore Conrad Centennial Singapore

Stockholm Grand Hotel Stockholm

Stockholm Sheraton Hotel and Towers

Sydney Shangri-la Sydney

Vancouver Pan Pacific Vancouver

Venice B II Palazzo

Venice Luna Baglioni Hotel

CITY HOTEL

E X TENDED HOTEL CHOICES

PENINSULA HOTEL, HONG KONG, CHINA


HOTEL D’ANGLETERRE,COPENHAGEN, DENMARK

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Seabourn cruises begin and end in some of the world’s great cities — places worthy of a trip in

their own right. For your convenience, we offer a selection of hotels in these cities that offer exceptional

quality, service and value matching your Seabourn voyage — to extend your vacation with one or more nights.

Our hotel packages include key elements such as daily breakfasts, private car transfers, a hospitality

representative, porterage and bell service gratuities throughout, and all taxes. And when you book through

Seabourn, all of these are included with your cruise on one reservation, for your convenience and peace

of mind.

Private Transportation and Transfers

Whether or not you wish to purchase a hotel stay, Seabourn can arrange reliable, quality transportation

services or transfers in ports where you begin or end your voyage. Seabourn also offers shorter, 4 - and

8-hour private vehicle service. Ask your travel professional or contact Seabourn for details.

Seabourn’s Hotel Program includes:

n One or more nights’ hotel accommodation

n Full breakfast

n Applicable taxes (including V.A.T. and G.S.T.) and bellman gratuities

n Porterage

n Private Car Transfer between airport, hotel and ship

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Northern Europe 66

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Europe’s coastline is the most

elaborate of any continent. No other region

has such a high ratio of shoreline to interior.

Enriched with cultures, histories and

languages, it provides an intriguingly diverse

environment to explore. Cities, towns and

villages dot its shores, each revealing the

fascinating marks of contact, conquest and

renaissance. From the sun-blessed south

to the glaciers of its polar shores, Europe

is a book of a million pages, with stories

and adventures enough to fill a lifetime.

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P L A Y V I D E O H E R E Mediterranean

Artists trekked down from the

crowded cities of the north, drawn to the vivid

glare of sunlight. The sea welcomed them to

harbors glittering in hues they had never

imagined: amethyst, emerald and sparks of

crimson scintillated in the waves. Shadows

pulsed with luscious tones of purple against

sun-blasted stones. Boats painted in pagan

patterns bobbed beside rustic wharves. Life

was seductively simple. Days stretched out

like empty canvasses while a regal sun rode

across the illuminated sky. Travelers today are

treated to the same intoxicating visual intensity

along the Cote d’Azur and in the candy-colored

villages of the Costa Amalfi ana. The fl ower stalls

along Barcelona’s ramblas still overfl ow with

extravagant floods of color. Come capture

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S ea b our n O dy ss ey Barcelona to Istanbul

1 3 Day s | A pr 24 , 2 01 6

D AY P O R T A R R D E P

Barcelona, Spain 4p

1 Sète, France 8a | 6p

2 St.-Tropez, France 8a | 5p

3 Propriano (Bonifacio), 8a | 4p Corsica, France

4 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 6a | 7p

5 Naples (Pompeii), Italy 8a | 6p

6 Cruising Stromboli Island Lipari, Italy 10a | 6p

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7 Cruising the Ionian Sea

8 Crete, Greece 8a | 5p

9 Kos, Greece 8a | 6p

10 Ku adasi (Ephesus), Turkey 7a | 11pComplimentary Evening at Ephesus with private classical concert

11 Mykonos, Greece 10a | 8p

12 Bozcaada (Tenedos), Turkey 8a | 5p

13 Istanbul, Turkey 7a

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Crete

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I B E R I A N T R E A S U R E S

S ea b our n Que stMonte Carlo to Lisbon

7 Day s | A pr 2 3 , 2 01 6


Monte Carlo, Monaco 4p

1 Cruising the Mediterranean Sea

2 Ibiza, Spain 8a | 5p

3 Cartagena (Murcia), Spain 7a | 4p

4 Málaga (Granada), Spain 8a | 11p

5 Gibraltar, British Territory 8a | 6p

6 Portimão (Algarve), Portugal 8a | 5p

7 Lisbon, Portugal 7a

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1 0 Day s | May 3 0 , 2 01 6



1 Livorno (Florence), Italy 7a | 7p


3 Amalfi , Italy 9a | 5pMarina Day with complimentarywatersports (conditions permitting)

4 Taormina, Sicily , Italy 8a | 5p

5 Xlendi (Victoria), Gozo, Malta 8a | 3p Valletta, Malta 6p

6 Valletta, Malta 6p

7 Cruising the Tyrrhenian Sea

8 Ciutadella de Menorca, Spain 10a | 5p

9 Valencia, Spain 8a | 6p

10 Barcelona, Spain 8a

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CIUTADELL A DE MENORC A , SPAIN Menorca’s original capital i s situated on a winding harbor on the i sland ’s west side. Admire it s 1 3 th- century cathedral , climb the 17th- century Castell Sant Nicolau tower, or marvel at the unique dressage of graceful , jet-black Menorquín horses .

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HYÈRES, FR ANCE Long before nearby beachfront villages became glamorous, Hyères attracted Engli sh sun-worshippers, becoming the f irst resort of the Cote d ’Azur in the 1 8 th Century. Beyond the beaches , the picturesque villages and vineyards of the Provençal Alps beckon.


R I V I E R A S & S P A N I S H S P L E N D O U R S

S ea b our n S ojour nBarcelona to Monte Carlo

1 0 Day s | Jun 2 7, Jul 2 5 , A ug 2 2 , O c t 1 7, 2 01 6


Barcelona, Spain 4p



3 Scenic cruising the Calanques

4 Portoferraio, Elba, Italy 8a | 6p

5 Santa Margherita Ligure 8a | 5p (Portofi no), Italy

6 San Remo, Italy* 8a | 5pMarina Day with complimentarywatersports (conditions permitting)

7 St.-Tropez, France* 8a | 11p

8 La Joliette (Marseille), France 8a | 6p

9 Hyères, France 8a | 5p

10 Monte Carlo, Monaco 7a

* Aug 2 2 itinerary visits San Remo and St.-Tropez in reverse order.

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S e a b our n S ojour nRound-trip Monte Carlo

7 Day s | Jul 7, A ug 4, S ep 1 , O c t 2 7, 2 01 6



1 Bonifacio, Corsica, France• 8a | 5pMarina Day with complimentarywatersports (conditions permitting)

2 Le Lavandou, France 8a | 5p

3 Palamós, Spain 8a | 6p


5 Antibes, France 8a | 11p

6 Portovenere, Italy 9a | 6p


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S P A N I S H & R I V I E R A M A R V E L S

S ea b our n S ojour nBarcelona to Monte Carlo

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D AY P O R T A R R D E P D AY P O R T A R R D E P

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6 San Remo, Italy* 8a | 5pMarina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

7 St.-Tropez, France* 8a | 11p



10 Monte Carlo, Monaco 7a | 4p

11 Bonifacio, Corsica, France• 8a | 5p








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PORTOFERRAIO, ITALY


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ANTIBES, FR ANCE No address on the Riviera possesses more panache than Cap d ’Antibes . Here, Coco Chanel created the fashion for suntans and Fitzgerald squandered hi s royalties at the pink Hotel Belles Rives . Walk up from La Garoupe beach to a lighthouse for billion- dollar views from Nice to Cannes.


S P A N I S H G R A N D E U R & R I V I E R A

S ea b our n S ojour nBarcelona to Civitavecchia (Rome)

1 0 Day s | S ep 1 9 , 2 01 6


Barcelona, Spain 4p




4 San Remo, Italy 8a | 5pMarina Day with complimentarywatersports (conditions permitting)


6 St.-Tropez, France 8a | 11p




10 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 7a

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La JolietteHyères

Portoferraio

CIVITAVECCHIA

Valencia


M E D I T E R R A N E A N I S L E S

S ea b our n S ojour nMonte Carlo to Barcelona

1 1 Day s | Jul 14 , A ug 1 1 , S ep 8 , O c t 6 , 2 01 6





3 Amalfi , Italy 9a | 5pMarina Day with complimentarywatersports (conditions permitting)

4 Taormina, Sicily, Italy 8a | 5p

5 Xlendi (Victoria), Gozo, Malta 8a | 3p Valletta, Malta 6p

6 Valletta, Malta 6p


8 Golfo Aranci (Costa Smeralda), 8a | 5p Sardinia, Italy

9 L’Ile-Rousse , Corsica, France 8a | 5p

10 Bandol, France 8a | 5p


MediterraneanSea

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Amalfi

Taormina

VallettaXlendi

BARCELONACivitavecchia

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MONTE CARLO


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Y A C H T S M A N ’ S M E D I T E R R A N E A N

S ea b our n S ojour nCivitavecchia (Rome) to Monte Carlo

7 Day s | S ep 2 9, 2 01 6


Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 4p

1 Bonifacio, Corsica, France• 8a | 5pMarina Day with complimentarywatersports (conditions permitting)








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SAN SEBA STIÁN DE L A GOMER A , C ANARY ISL ANDS (SPAIN) Columbus lingered here for a month before sailing west into hi story. The i sland ’s Garajonay peaks are a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Al so inscr ibed by UNESCO: a unique wordless language developed to communicate across the rugged i sland terrain by whi stling.


A U T U M N I S L E S

S ea b our n O dy ss eyPiraeus (Athens) to Monte Carlo

1 0 Day s | O c t 2 9, 2 01 6


Piraeus (Athens), Greece 4p

1 Ku adasi (Ephesus), Turkey 7a | 11pComplimentary Evening at Ephesus withprivate classical concert


3 Náfplion, Greece 8a | 5p


5 Valletta, Malta 8a | 5p

6 Trapani, Sicily, Italy 8a | 4p

7 Naples, Italy 7a | 5p


9 Propriano, Corsica, France 9a | 6p


PIRAEUS

Valletta

Kusadasi

Mykonos

Nafplion

Civitavecchia

MONTE CARLO

Naples

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Propriano

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R I V I E R A S & S P A N I S H S U N S E T S

S ea b our n O dy ss eyMonte Carlo to Barcelona7 Day s | Nov 1 6 , 2 01 6




2 Ajaccio, Corsica, France 8a | 5p


4 Mahón, Menorca, Spain 10a | 8p

5 Palma de Mallorca, Spain 8a | 6p



MediterraneanSea

Palma deMallorca

Valencia

MONTE CARLO

AjaccioBARCELONA

La Joliette

Livorno

Mahón

M O R O C C A N G E M S & C A N A R Y I S L A N D S

S ea b our n O dy s s e yBarcelona to Lisbon

14 Day s | Nov 2 3 , 2 01 6


Barcelona, Spain 4p



3 Tangier, Morocco 8a | 6p

4 Casablanca, Morocco 8a | 9p

5 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean

6 Arrecife, Lanzarote, 8a | 6pCanary Islands, Spain

7 San Sebastián de la Gomera, 10a | 11pCanary Islands, Spain

8 Santa Cruz de la Palma, 8a | 6pCanary Islands, Spain

9 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 8aCanary Islands, Spain

10 Santa Cruz de Tenerife, 12nCanary Islands, Spain

11 Funchal, Madeira, Portugal 8a | 6p


13 Portimão (Algarve), Portugal 8a | 5p

14 Lisbon, Portugal 7a

Casablanca

Málaga

BARCELONA

Santa Cruzde Tenerife

Santa Cruzde la Palma

San Sebastiánde la Gomera

Arrecife

Funchal

Portimão

AtlanticOcean

Strait ofGibraltarLISBON

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SELINUNTE TEMPLE, SICILY, ITALYBOURTZI CASTLE, NAFPLION, GREECE


Shopping with the Chef - at local food marketsShop a bustling Sicilian market, gather ingredients for paella in Spain, or explore the local wines

of Tuscany and Provence. Wherever you are in the world, you’ll enjoy an insider’s look at unique

regional markets with an expert Seabourn chef as your guide.

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Adriatic & Greek Isles

Dappledisawordyoumaynever

haveused,even if you have a sense of what it

means. But the moment you see a scatter of

glowing, soft-edged spots of light dancing on

a shady, whitewashed wall in Greece, you will

recognize it, and never forget it. When you book

a journey, you likely expect to learn things –

dates from history, a bit about art and

architecture, and a few cultural insights.

However, it may not occur to you that it might

expand your vocabulary in the lovely, wordless

language of light. Sailing among the classical

sites in the Eastern Mediterranean, you

will acquire fascinating facts. The tangled

genealogies of greek gods and goddesses

may become a trifle clearer to you. But in the

end, the sudden scent of wild oregano on a

breeze, or the surprising tang of pine-sap in

a sip of chilled retsina may be the sensory

souvenirs you will recall most vividly, long after

you return.



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ÇESME, TURKE Y One of the prettiest port s on Turkey’s Aegean “Turquoi se Coast ,” Çesme’s clear seas , sugary beaches , quaint villages , excellent seafood and thermal spas have attracted vi sitors since the Bronze Age. It s caravanserai , now a hotel , was the terminus of the Silk Road.


T U R K I S H & A E G E A N T R E A S U R E S

S ea b our n O dy ss eyIstanbul to Piraeus (Athens)

7 Day s | May 7, Jun 4, Jul 2, 30, A ug 2 7, S e p 24 , O c t 2 2 , 2 01 6


Istanbul, Turkey 4p

1 Lemnos, Greece 10a | 6pMarina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

2 Çesme, Turkey 8a | 6p

3 Bodrum, Turkey 8a | 11p

4 Rhodes, Greece 8a | 6p

5 Santoríni, Greece 8a | 5p

6 Spetses, Greece 8a | 5p

7 Piraeus (Athens), Greece 7a

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S ea b our n O dy ss eyIstanbul to Venice

14 Day s | May 7, Jun 4, Jul 3 0 ,A ug 2 7, S e p 24, 2 01 6


Istanbul, Turkey 4p

1 Lemnos, Greece 10a | 6pMarina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)





6 Spetses, Greece 8a | 5p

7 Piraeus (Athens), Greece 7a | 4p

8 Monemvasia, Greece 8a | 5p

9 Katákolon (Olympia), Greece 8a | 6p

10 Nydri, Greece 8a | 5p

11 Corfu, Greece 8a | 5p

12 Dubrovnik, Croatia 8a | 6p

13 Primošten, Croatia 7a | 4p

14 Venice, Italy 7a

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VENICE

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G R E E C E & D A L M A T I A N D E L I G H T S

S e a b our n O dy s s e yPiraeus (Athens) to Venice

7 Day s | May 14, Jun 1 1 , A ug 6 , S ep 3, O c t 1 , 2 01 6



1 Monemvasia, Greece 8a | 5pMarina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)





6 Primošten, Croatia 7a | 4p

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A D R I A T I C & G R E E K I S L E S

S ea b our n O dy ss eyVenice to Piraeus (Athens)

7 Day s | May 2 1 , Jun 1 8 , Jul 1 6 , A ug 1 3, S ep 1 0 , O c t 8 , 2 01 6


Venice, Italy 4p

1 Primošten, Croatia 8a | 5pMarina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)







VENICE

DubrovnikAdriatic

Sea

KatákolonPIRAEUS

Monemvasia

Nydri

Primošten

Corfu Ionian

Sea Mediterranean

Sea

A D R I A T I C & A E G E A N I S L E S

S ea b our n O dy s s e yVenice to Istanbul

14 Day s | May 2 1 , Jun 1 8 , Jul 1 6 , A ug 1 3, S ep 1 0 , O c t 8 , 2 01 6


Venice, Italy 4p

1 Primošten, Croatia 8a | 5pMarina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)






7 Piraeus (Athens), Greece 7a | 4p

8 Ágios Nikólaos, Crete, Greece 8a | 6p

9 Marmaris, Turkey 8a | 5p

10 Ku adasi (Ephesus), Turkey 7a | 11pComplimentary Evening at Ephesus with private classical concert

11 Pátmos, Greece 8a | 5p




ISTANBUL

MediterraneanSea

AdriaticSea

Piraeus

VENICE

Dubrovnik

Katákolon

Monemvasia

Nydri

Primošten

Corfu

KusadasiPátmos

Bozcaada

Marmaris

Mykonos

Ágios Nikólaos

AegeanSea

NYDRI, LEFKÁDA, GREECE


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PRIMOSTEN, CROATIA

TENEDOS, TURKEY

$8,700 $4,799

9,400 5,299

16,100 8,499

21,400 10,999


$14,800 $7,999

16,000 8,999

27,400 14,499

36,400 18,499


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NYDRI, LEFK ÁDA , GREECE The important annual Ionian Regatta s tart s in Nydri ’s picturesque yacht harbor. Tender ashore past smaller of fshore i sles , including Skorpios , once owned by Onassi s . Extensive nearby Mycenaean ruins support theories that thi s was where Homer placed Odysseus’ Ithaca.







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MYKONOS, GREECE

ÁGIOS NIKÓL AOS, CRE TE, GREECE Thi s Cretan town boast s picturesque water front s at the port , Lake Vouli smeni and the beach. Enjoy it s ambience and small archaeological museum, take a boat to Spinalonga Island , or travel to Heraklion and the amazing Minoan archaeological site of Knossos .


TURKEY

G R E E K I S L E S & E P H E S U S

S ea b our n O dy ss eyPiraeus (Athens) to Istanbul

7 Day s | May 2 8 , Jun 2 5 , Jul 2 3, A ug 2 0 , S ep 1 7, O c t 1 5 , 2 01 6





3 Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey 7a | 11pComplimentary Evening at Ephesus with private classical concert





PIRAEUS KusadasiPátmos

Bozcaada

MarmarisMykonos

Ágios Nikólaos

ISTANBUL

AegeanSea

MediterraneanSea

A E G E A N O D Y S S E Y

S ea b our n O dy ss e yRound-trip Piraeus (Athens)

14 Day s | May 2 8 , Jun 2 5 , Jul 2 3, A ug 2 0 , S ep 1 7, O c t 1 5 , 2 01 6





3 Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey 7a | 11pComplimentary Evening at Ephesus with private classical concert




7 Istanbul, Turkey 7a | 4p

8 Lemnos, Greece 10a | 6p





13 Spétses, Greece 8a | 5p


PIRAEUS KusadasiPatmos

Bozcaada

Marmaris

Mykonos

Ágios Nikólaos

Istanbul

AegeanSea

Çesme

Bodrum

Rhodes

Spétses

Santoríni

Lemnos

MediterraneanSea


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$8,700 $4,799

9,400 5,299

16,100 8,499

21,400 10,999


$14,800 $7,999

16,000 8,999

27,400 14,499

36,400 18,499


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ÁGIOS NIKÓLAOS, GREECE

Evening at Ephesus with Private Classical Concert You will feel like Roman royalty as you walk the Marble Way through this

storied ancient city. Sip local wine while classical musicians serenade you

among the magical torch-lit ruins.


POMPEII, ITALY

M E D I T E R R A N E A N M O S A I C

S ea b our n S ojour nMonte Carlo to Piraeus (Athens)

14 Day s | Nov 3, 2 01 6



1 Bastia, Corsica, France 8a | 6p


3 Naples (Pompeii), Italy 8a | 6p


5 Dubrovnik, Croatia 10a | 12m

6 Kotor, Montenegro 7a | 3p Scenic cruising Bay of Kotor

7 Kérkira (Corfu), Greece 8a | 6p





12 Kusadasi (Ehpesus), Turkey 7a | 11p



PIRAEUS

Kusadasi

Ágios Nikólaos

Mykonos

MediterraneanSea

TyrrhenianSea

IonianSea

Bay ofKotorNaples

Corfu

DubrovnikKotorCivitavecchia

MONTE CARLO

Bastia

Rhodes

Bodrum


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OLDEVATNET GLACIAL LAKE, OLDEN, NORWAY

Northern Europe

Summer stretches out the days in

Europe’s north. From every rosy dawn, daylight

extends in a languorous solar celebration, long

into a lingering twilight that, in certain latitudes,

never quite fades to darkness. Vegetation

burgeons extravagantly, and heavy blossoms

scent the gracious gardens where bright-haired

children run and play. Markets fi ll with baskets

of gem-like berries, sleek silver salmon and

heaps of plump, pearl-pink shrimp fresh from

clear, chill seas. In Helsinki, artisans display

glowing woods polished to a silken gloss

through winter months, and gossamer

woolens dyed in vivid wildflower hues. The

pastel tints of St. Petersburg’s rococo palaces

shift throughout the day, their gilded domes

refl ecting sunbeams dancing off the Neva. Slow

shadows slip across the dramatic granite walls

of Norway’s fjords; a sundial scaled for the

ancient Norse gods.


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FREDERICIA , DENM ARK Stroll the pleasant , park-like remains of the 16th-century fortress and earthworks overlooking the sea , or travel to medieval Egeskov Castle, the 10 th- century Jelling Rune- Stones UNESCO World Heritage Site, or the fanciful , sprawling mini-world of Legoland.


EGESKOV CASTLE, FREDERICIA, DENMARK


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G E M S O F W E S T E R N E U R O P E

S ea b our n Que stLisbon to Copenhagen

14 Day s | A pr 3 0 , 2 01 6


Lisbon, Portugal 5p

1 Leixões (Porto), Portugal 9a | 5p

2 La Coruña, Spain 10a | 6p

3 Cruising Bay of Biscay

4 Cherbourg (Normandy), France• 8a | 6p

5 Rouen (Paris), France 8a

6 Rouen (Paris), France 6p Scenic cruising Seine River

7 Cruising the English Channel

8 Antwerp, Belgium 8a | 5p

9 Amsterdam, Netherlands 8a

10 Amsterdam, Netherlands 11a Scenic cruising the North Sea Canal

11 Transiting Kiel Canal

12 Travemünde (Lübeck), 8a | 6p Germany

13 Fredericia, Denmark 8a | 6p

14 Copenhagen, Denmark 7a

• Arrival and/or departure times are subject to tidal conditions.

LISBON

Atlantic Ocean

English Channel

North Sea CanalKiel Canal

SeineRiver

COPENHAGEN

Cherbourg

La Coruña

Leixões

AntwerpRouen

AmsterdamTravemünde

Fredericia

T H E B A L T I C & S T . P E T E R S B U R G

S ea b our n Que stCopenhagen to Stockholm

7 Day s | May 14, Jun 1 1 , Jul 9, 2 01 6


Copenhagen, Denmark 4p

1 Cruising the Baltic Sea

2 Tallinn, Estonia 8a | 5p

3 St. Petersburg, Russia 8a

4 St. Petersburg, Russia

5 St. Petersburg, Russia 6p

6 Helsinki, Finland 7a | 2p

7 Stockholm, Sweden• 7a

• Arrival and/or departure times are subject to daylight hours.

TallinnSt. Petersburg

COPENHAGEN

STOCKHOLM

Helsinki

Baltic Sea


Ocean View (A)

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S T . P E T E R S B U R G & T H E B A L T I C

S e a b our n Que s tStockholm to Copenhagen

7 Day s | May 2 1 , Jun 1 8 , Jul 1 6 , 2 01 6


Stockholm, Sweden• 4p









Tallinn

St. Petersburg

COPENHAGEN

STOCKHOLM

Helsinki

Baltic Sea

$20,600 $8,299

23,800 9,499

43,900 16,999

56,700 21,999


$8,600 $4,999

9,900 5,799

17,900 9,499

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$8,600 $4,999

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HONNINGSVÅG, NORWAY Thi s workaday Norwegian f i shing town i s our gateway to the North Cape, Europe’s northernmost point , marked by a high bluf f above the Arctic Ocean. You may see reindeer grazing along the road that travel s to the monument and post of f ice at the site.


M A J E S T I C F J O R D S & N O R T H C A P E

S ea b our n Que s tRound-trip Copenhagen

14 D ay s | M ay 2 8 , Jun 2 5 , 2 01 6



1 Cruising the North Sea

2 Flåm, Norway 8a | 6p

3 Scenic cruising Sognefjord Ålesund, Norway 10a | 8p

4 Cruising the Norwegian Sea

5 Svolvær (Lofoten), Norway 8a | 5p Scenic cruising Trollfjord

6 Tromsø, Norway 9a | 5p

7 Honningsvåg (North Cape), 9a | 9p Norway Scenic cruising the North Cape

8-9 Cruising the Norwegian Sea

10 Olden, Norway 9a | 6p Scenic cruising Nordfjord

11 Scenic cruising Hjeltefjord Bergen, Norway 8a | 6p

12 Stavanger, Norway 8a | 5p

13 Cruising the Skagerrak Strait


NorwegianSea Svolvær

Tromsø

HonningsvågNorth Cape

Trollfjord

NorthSea COPENHAGEN

FlåmBergen

Stavanger

ÅlesundSognefjord

HjeltefjordOlden

SkagerrakStrait

Nordfjord

HONNINGSVÅG, NORWAY

S T . P E T E R S B U R G & S C A N D I N A V I A

S ea b our n Que stStockholm to Copenhagen

21 Day s | May 21, Jun 18, 2016


Stockholm, Sweden• 4p







7 Copenhagen, Denmark 7a | 4p





12 Svolvær (Lofoten), Norway 8a | 5pScenic cruising Trollfjord


14 Honningsvåg (North Cape), 9a | 9pNorwayScenic cruising the North Cape


17 Olden, Norway 9a | 6pScenic cruising Nordfjord

18 Scenic cruising HjeltefjordBergen, Norway 8a | 6p






Tromsø


Trollfjord

NorthSea

COPENHAGEN

FlåmBergen

Stavanger

ÅlesundSognefjord

HjeltefjordOlden

Nordfjord


STOCKHOLMHelsinki


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$16,900 $9,499

19,700 10,999

36,100 19,999

46,700 25,499


$23,000 $12,999

26,700 14,999

48,600 26,499

63,300 33,999


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S ea b our n Que stCopenhagen to Stockholm

2 1 Day s | May 2 8 , Jun 2 5 , 2 01 6







5 Svolvær (Lofoten), Norway 8a | 5p Scenic cruising Trollfjord


7 Honningsvåg (North Cape), 9a | 9p Norway Scenic cruising the North Cape



11 Scenic cruising Hjeltefjord Bergen, Norway 8a | 6p



14 Copenhagen, Denmark 7a | 4p







21 Stockholm, Sweden• 7a



Tromsø


Trollfjord

NorthSea

COPENHAGEN

FlåmBergen

Stavanger

ÅlesundSognefjord

HjeltefjordOlden

Nordfjord


STOCKHOLMHelsinki


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COPENHAGEN, DENMARK

NORTHERN EUROPE 69

STAVANGER, NORWAY

STOCKHOLM, SWEDEN

$23,000 $12,999

26,700 14,999

48,600 26,499

63,300 33,999


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FLÅM, NORWAY

LEWS CASTLE, STORNOWAY, SCOTLAND

HEIMAEY, WESTMAN ISLANDS, ICELAND

$16,900 $8,299

19,700 9,499

36,100 17,499

46,700 22,499Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are an additional $408.51 and subject to change. See page 166 for details.

BROCHUREFARES FROM

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S C E N I C N O R W A Y & F J O R D S

S ea b our n Que s tCopenhagen to Dover (London)

1 2 Day s | Jul 2 3, 2 01 6



1 Aalborg, Denmark 7a | 4p Scenic cruising Limfjord


3 Flåm, Norway 7a | 6p Scenic cruising Sognefjord

4 Ålesund, Norway 10a | 12m

5 Molde, Norway 7a | 6p Scenic cruising Romsdalsfjord

6 Geiranger, Norway 7a | 6p Scenic cruising Geirangerfjord


8 Bergen, Norway 8a | 6p

9 Eidfjord, Norway 8a | 6p Scenic cruising Hardangerfjord



12 Dover (London), 7a United Kingdom •


Geiranger

EidfjordHardangerfjord

GeirangerfjordRomsdalsfjord

NorthSea COPENHAGEN

DOVER

FlåmBergen

Stavanger

Aalborg

ÅlesundMolde

Sognefjord

Limfjord

Olden

Skagerrak Strait

Nordfjord





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GREENOCK (GL A SGOW), SCOTL AND, UNITED KINGDOM Friendly, fashionable Glasgow i s Scotland ’s largest c ity, a treasury of hi story, architecture and culture. It i s a UNESCO City of Culture, and the nearby Clyde Valley boast s two World Heritage Sites: the Roman- era Antonine Wall , and hi stor ic New Lanark Mill .



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LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND

DUBLIN, IRELAND

$16,900 $10,999

19,700 12,799

36,100 22,999


$21,900 $11,999

23,900 13,999

41,700 21,999


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R O U T E O F T H E V I K I N G S

S e a b our n Que s tDover (London) to Montréal2 2 D ay s | A ug 2 0 , 2 01 6


Dover (London), United Kingdom • 4p

1 Cruising the Celtic Sea

2 Dublin, Ireland • 7a | 5p

3 Greenock (Glasgow/Edinburgh), 8a | 5p Scotland

4 Tobermory, Isle of Mull, 10a | 6pScotland

5 Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, 8a | 5pScotland


7 Heimaey, Westman Islands, 8a | 5pIceland

8 Reykjavik, Iceland 8a | 6p

9 Isafjördur, Iceland 8a | 5p

10 Cruising the Denmark Strait

11 Scenic cruising Prince Christian Sund

12 Qaqortoq (Julianehåb), 8a | 11pGreenland

13 Nanortalik (Ilivileq), Greenland 8a | 6p

14-15 Cruising Labrador Sea

16 Corner Brook, Newfoundland, 8a | 5pCanada

17 Cruising the Gulf of Saint Lawrence

18 Saguenay, Québec, Canada 10a | 8p

19 Québec City, Québec, Canada • 8a

20 Québec City, Québec, Canada • 11p

21 Trois-Rivières, Canada 8a | 6p

22 Montréal, Québec, Canada 7a


Atlantic Ocean

LabradorSea

CelticSea DOVER

Nanortalik

Qaqortoq

ReykjavíkÍsafjörður

Greenock

Tobermory

Stornoway

Saguenay

MONTRÉAL

Corner Brook

PrinceChristian

Sund

Gulf of St. Lawrence

Heimaey

Dublin

Trois-RivièresQuébec City

C E L T I C Q U E S T

S ea b our n Que stRound-trip Dover (London)

1 6 D ay s | A ug 4 , 2 01 6


Dover (London), United Kingdom • 4p

1 Torquay (Torbay), England 9a | 6p

2 Cruising the Celtic Sea

3 Londonderry, Northern 8a | 5pIreland •

4 Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, 10a | 7pScotland

5 Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, 8a | 6pScotland

6 Ullapool, Scotland 8a | 5p

7 Oban, Scotland 8a | 5p

8 Greenock (Glasgow/Edinburgh), 8a | 6pScotland

9 Belfast, Northern Ireland 8a

10 Belfast, Northern Ireland 6p

11 Liverpool, England• 8a | 6p

12 Dublin, Ireland • 8a | 6p

13 Milford Haven (Pembroke), 8a | 5pWales

14 Cobh (Cork), Ireland 8a | 6p

15 Cruising The English Channel

16 Dover (London), 7aUnited Kingdom•


AtlanticOcean

English ChannelCelticSea

NorthSea

StornowayKirkwall

GreenockOban

Ullapool

BelfastLondonderry

Dublin

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MADEIRA, PORTUGAL

Atlantic Crossings

Thereisnogiftmorepreciousthan

time;it is literally priceless. Setting aside a

measured span of days, either for yourself or

to be shared, is a gesture of exceptional

generosity. An ocean crossing aboard a

Seabourn ship is an especially luxurious portion

of precious time, gift-wrapped in gracious

hospitality and personalized for your particular

pleasure. Traveling in consummate elegance

and ease, you have complete command of your

every moment. Daytime options abound, from

active pastimes to fascinating lectures, games

or the indulgence of a world-class spa. And you

always have the prerogative to seek a spot in

sun or shade on deck, and read, enjoy music

or chat with shipmates. Nights sparkle with

gourmet dining, a variety of entertainments

or an action packed casino. No wonder many

savvy travelers give themselves this special

gift year after year.

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GIBRALTAR, BRITISH TERRITORY

P A S S A G E T O S P A I N

S ea b our n O dy ss eyFort Lauderdale to Barcelona

14 Day s | A pr 1 0 , 2 01 6


Fort Lauderdale, Florida 4p

1-9 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean



12 Cruising the Strait of Gibraltar



FromFORT LAUDERDALE

BARCELONA

Funchal

AtlanticOcean

Strait ofGibraltar

Mediterranean Sea

A T L A N T I C I D Y L L

S ea b our n Que stFort Lauderdale to Monte Carlo

1 6 Day s | Ma r 3 0 , 2 01 6






12 Gibraltar, British Territory 12n | 12m


14-15 Cruising the Mediterranean Sea


FromFORT LAUDERDALE

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$9,900 $4,299

11,400 4,499

20,200 7,999

24,300 9,499


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17,600 6,999

21,200 8,999


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GIBRALTAR, BRITISH TERRITORY A global icon, the towering Rock guards the entry to the Mediterranean. Now a free port, it is a honeycomb of tunnels and cisterns. In natural caverns, evidence of Neanderthal inhabitants speaks to its long occupancy.





TANGIER , MOROCCO Look at Spain across the narrow strait from Cap Spartel . From the sprawling Grand Socco plaza, enter the narrow alleys of the Kasbah, pausing at it s Museum. Sit and enjoy a mint tea in thi s fascinating city of writers , arti s t s and spies .


P A S S A G E T O C A T A L O N I A

S ea b our n Que stFort Lauderdale to Barcelona

1 5 Day s | Ma r 31 , 2 01 7






12 Tangier, Morocco 10a | 8p




FromFORT LAUDERDALE

BARCELONA

Funchal

TangierMálaga

AtlanticOcean

Strait ofGibraltar

Mediterranean Sea

A T L A N T I C O D Y S S E Y

S ea b our n O dy ss eyLisbon to Fort Lauderdale1 2 Day s | D e c 7, 2 01 6


Lisbon, Portugal 4p




12 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 7a

ToFORT LAUDERDALE

LISBON

Funchal

AtlanticOcean

P A S S A G E T O S P A I N

S e a b our n O dy s s e yBarbados to Barcelona

1 2 Day s | A pr 1 5 , 2 01 7


Bridgetown, Barbados 4p




10 Cruising the Strait of Gibraltar



FromBARBADOS

BARCELONA

Funchal

AtlanticOcean

Strait ofGibraltar

Mediterranean Sea


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PALACIO FRONTEIRA, LISBON, PORTUGAL

$7,600 $2,999

8,800 3,499

15,300 5,999

18,500 6,999


$5,900 $3,499

6,700 3,999

12,400 7,499

14,800 8,999


$9,900 $3,999

11,400 4,499

20,200 7,999

24,300 9,499


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Asia 84

Australia, New Zealand & South Pacifi c 96

Se a b o u r n ’ s Exotics

The world we comprehend today

has never been so vast; teeming with

fascinating places to explore and experience.

In most of us, a primal yearning remains to

see for ourselves the far side of the world.

Today, you can join like-minded explorers

and sail to the farthest points of the compass

in an elegance and ease undreamed of in

the past. Seabourn’s ships are luxurious

and advanced, yet conceived and built to

serve the ancient, undimmed appetite in

all of us for adventure.





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Holy Land, Arabia & India

AQABA (PETRA), JORDAN

A web of caravan trails and

sea-routes between the empires of antiquity

served a trade in gold, pearls, spices and silks.

Scattered along its path were centers of learning

as famous, in their heydays, as any that ever

existed. Medieval Arabian scholars, instructed

by their faith, gathered and refined the texts

of Egypt, Greece and Rome. Astronomy,

mathematics and medicine flourished in

cultural oases as fertile as those that watered

desert sands. Not only dhows and caravans, but

also pilgrims have followed these routes for

centuries, embellishing a legacy that is as rich in

legends and exceptional stories as it is in beauty.




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S e a b o u r n S o j o u r nSingapore to Dubai

1 8 D a y s | A p r 1 7 , 2 0 1 6


Singapore 4p

1 Cruising the Strait of Malacca

2-4 Cruising the Indian Ocean

5 Colombo, Sri Lanka 7a | 6p

6 Cruising the Indian Ocean

7 Cochin, India 7a | 5p

8 Mangalore, India 9a | 6p

9 Cruising the Arabian Sea

10 Mumbai, India 8a

11 Mumbai, India 6p


13 Cruising the Gulf of Oman

14 Muscat, Oman 8a | 12m


16 Abu Dhabi, 8a | 6p United Arab Emirates

17 Sir Bani Yas Island, 7a | 4p United Arab Emirates

18 Dubai, United Arab Emirates 7a

Gulf of Oman

Strait ofMalaccaIndian

Ocean

ArabianSea

Colombo

SINGAPORE

MumbaiAbu DhabiSir Bani YasIsland

Muscat

DUBAI

MangaloreCochin


Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)




Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

MUSCAT, OMAN

G E M S O F A R A B I A & H O LY L A N D

S e a b o u r n S o j o u r n Dubai to Monte Carlo

2 0 D a y s | M a y 5 , 2 0 1 6


Dubai, United Arab Emirates 4p

1 Doha, Qatar 8a | 6p


3 Muscat, Oman 7a | 5p


5 Salalah, Oman 12n | 10p

6-7 Cruising the Gulf of Aden

8-10 Cruising the Red Sea

11 Aqaba (Petra), Jordan 8a | 7p

12 Cruising the Gulf of Suez

13 Transiting the Suez Canal

14 Ashdod (Jerusalem), Israel 7a | 11p

15 Haifa (Tel Aviv), Israel 7a | 8p






AqabaDoha

Muscat

AshdodHaifa

DUBAISuezCanal

MediterraneanSea

RedSea Arabian

Sea

Salalah

Civitavecchia

MONTE CARLO

$19,200 $6,999

20,600 7,999

35,400 13,999

46,500 18,999


$19,000 $7,999

22,000 8,999

36,100 14,999

48,500 19,999


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AQABA , (PE TR A) , JORDAN Beyond the shining Red Sea city, the King’s Highway climbs to ghostly Wadi Rhum, where Lawrence marshaled hi s Bedouin parti sans. Hidden deep in a narrow canyon, di scover the rose- red , rock- carved city of Petra, one of antiquity’s most impressive monuments .







S e a b o u r n E n c o r e M a i d e n S e a s o n

H O LY L A N D & A R A B I A N G E M S


Veranda Suite (V1)




Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



SIR BANI YA S ISL AND, UNITED AR AB EMIR ATES Founded in 1971, thi s ambitious vi sionary project “greens the desert” by re- introducing native species of Arabian f lora and fauna. It i s a popular resort , where vi sitors indulge in active land and water sport s and view the rare, free- roaming wildlife.


S e a b o u r n E n c o r e

Piraeus (Athens) to Dubai1 6 D a y s | D e c 4 , 2 0 1 6







5 Transiting Suez Canal









PIRAEUS

DUBAI

SuezCanal

RedSea

Strait ofHormuz Gulf of

Oman

ArabianSea

Gulf of Aden

Muscat

HaifaÁgiosNikólaos

AshdodAqaba

BURJ AL ARAB, DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATESASHDOD, ISRAEL

H O LY L A N D & A N C I E N T E M P I R E S

S e a b o u r n S o j o u r nPiraeus (Athens) to Dubai

1 8 D a y s | N o v 1 7 , 2 0 1 6










8 Cruising the Red Sea


13 Salalah, Oman 7a | 2p






PIRAEUS

DUBAI

SuezCanal

RedSea


Oman

ArabianSea

Gulf of Aden

Salalah

MuscatDoha

HaifaÁgiosNikólaos

AshdodAqaba

80 SEABOURN.COM

$20,100 $7,999

33,700 13,999

45,000 18,499


$12,200 $6,999

13,900 7,999

23,400 13,499

32,000 18,499


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K I N G D O M S O F T H E S U N

S e a b o u r n S o j o u r nDubai to Singapore

1 7 D a y s | D e c 5 , 2 0 1 6




2 Abu Dhabi, 8a | 12m United Arab Emirates





7 Mumbai, India 8a | 8p







15-16 Cruising the Strait of Malacca

17 Singapore 7a

Gulf of Oman


Ocean

ArabianSea

SINGAPORE

MumbaiAbu Dhabi

Sir Bani YasIsland

Muscat

DUBAI

MangaloreCochin

Colombo


Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



SIR BANI YAS ISLAND, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES


MUSCAT, OMAN

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA

$15,100 $7,999

16,800 8,999

28,200 14,999

36,600 19,999


BROCHUREFARES FROM

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82 SEABOURN.COM

LANGKAWI, MALAYSIA


H O L I D A Y J E W E L S O F A R A B I A & I N D I A


Veranda Suite (V1)




Dubai to Singapore1 8 D a y s | D e c 2 0 , 2 0 1 6
















15 Porto Malai, Langkawi, 8a | 6p Malaysia


17 Singapore 8a

18 Singapore 6a

Gulf of Oman


Ocean

ArabianSea

SINGAPORE

MumbaiAbu Dhabi

Sir Bani YasIsland

Muscat

DUBAI

MangaloreCochin

Porto Malai

LANGKAWI, MALAYSIA

SHEIKH ZAYED GRAND MOSQUE, ABU DHABI

$24,500 $10,999

39,300 16,999

53,900 21,999


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Seabourn Encore Maiden Season

ABU DHABI, UNITED AR AB EMIR ATES Three bridges link the i sland capital of the Arab Emirates to the Persian Gulf shore. Once renowned for pearl s and piracy, today it i s the r ichest place on earth. The huge white Sheikh Zayed mosque can welcome 41,000 worshippers .



Veranda Suite (V1)




Veranda Suite (V1)




Singapore to Dubai1 6 D a y s | A p r 1 , 2 0 1 7


Singapore 4p















Gulf of Oman

Strait ofMalacca

IndianOcean

ArabianSea

SINGAPORE

MumbaiAbu DhabiSir Bani YasIsland

Muscat

DUBAI

Mangalore

Colombo

PIRAEUS

DUBAI

SuezCanal

RedSea


Oman

ArabianSea

Gulf of Aden

Salalah

MuscatDoha

Haifa

Santoríni

AshdodAqaba

J E W E L S O F I N D I A & A R A B I A A R A B I A N G E M S & H O LY L A N D

FORT MIRANI, MUSCAT, OMAN

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA


Dubai to Piraeus (Athens)1 8 D a y s | A p r 1 7 , 2 0 1 7
















17 Santorini, Greece 9a | 6p


$19,500 $8,999

33,400 14,999

43,900 18,499


$19,900 $8,999

32,700 14,999

43,900 18,499


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84 SEABOURN.COM

TORII GATE, HIROSHIMA, JAPAN

Asia

Rarewondersreachedthecourtsof

Europe: gems of brilliant colors, translucent

porcelains and silks as light as spider webs.

Fabulous tales attached to them, of gilded

temples and palaces opulent beyond belief; of

mythic beasts, painted elephants, tigers, rumors

of dragons. Over centuries, as once-impenetrable

gates opened, the world was revealed to have

another half, as wide and rich and filled with

wonders as could have been imagined. Sail with

us among the spice-scented islands of the Java

and South China Seas. Marvel at ancient temples

in Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam, and shining

glass towers in Singapore, Hong Kong and

Shanghai. Contemplate the tranquil gardens

of Bali and Kobe, and the invigorating bustle

of Taipei and Seoul.




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Halong BayHalong Bay

Gulf of TonkinHainan Strait

SouthChina

Sea

HONG KONG

Da Nang

Ho Chi Minh City

Sihanoukville

Laem ChabangKo Kood

SINGAPORE

Gulf ofThailand

S ea b our n S ojour nHong Kong to Singapore

14 Day s | Ja n 3, 31 , 2 01 6


Hong Kong, China 4p

1 Cruising the South China Sea

2 Halong Bay, Vietnam 7a | 8p

3 Cruising the Gulf of Tonkin

4 Da Nang (Hue/ Hoi An), Vietnam 8a | 6p


6 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam• 10a

7 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam• 4p


9 Sihanoukville, Cambodia 7a | 8p

10 Ko Kood, Thailand 8a | 5pCaviar in the Surf and complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

11 Laem Chabang (Bangkok), 8a | 6p Thailand

12 Cruising the Gulf of Thailand


14 Singapore 7a

• Arrival and/or departure times are subject to tidal conditions and daylight hours.

T H A I L A N D & V I E T N A M

S e a b our n S ojour nSingapore to Hong Kong

1 4 D a y s | J a n 1 7, F e b 2 8 , 2 0 1 6 ; J a n 7, F e b 4 , M a r 4 , 2 0 1 7


Singapore * 4p



3 Laem Chabang (Bangkok), 8a | 6p Thailand







10 Da Nang (Hue/ Hoi An), Vietnam 8a | 6p




14 Hong Kong, China 7a


* Jan 7 , Feb 4 and Mar 4 , 2 0 1 7 sailings depart at 1 2 m


Gulf of TonkinHainan Strait

SouthChina

Sea

HONG KONG

Da Nang

Ho Chi Minh City

Sihanoukville

Laem ChabangKo Kood

SINGAPORE

Gulf ofThailand

MUSICIAN, HO CHI MINH, VIETNAM

SIHANOUKVILLE, CAMBODIA


Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)




Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



SIHANOUK VILLE, C A MBODIA Cambodia’s only deep-water port attracted luxury touri sm once air service connected Siem Reap and the temples of Angkor. The hilltop Wat Leu gives views of the town. Sokha Beach, the town’s prettiest , i s now home to a 5 - star resort .


$18,300 $6,999

20,000 6,999

33,900 13,999

45,000 18,999

$18,300 $6,999

20,000 6,999

33,900 13,999

45,000 18,999

Fares based on Jan 3, 2016 sailing. Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are an additional $439.30 and subject to change. See page 166 for details.

Fares based on Jan 17, 2016 sailings. Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are an additional $371.64 and subject to change. See page 166 for details.

BROCHUREFARES FROM

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BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM







Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)




Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



SINGAPORE

GEORGE TOWN (PENANG), M AL AYSIA Founded in the 18 th century as the Briti sh trading base for Malaya, the town i s a UNESCO-inscr ibed masterpiece. For fun, r ide a tr i shaw to survey treasures like the indigo-blue Cheong Fatt Tze Mansion, Armenian Street , or bustling Little India.


C H I N A , J A P A N & K O R E A

S ea b our n S ojour nRound-trip Hong Kong

2 1 Day s | Ma r 1 3, 2 01 6


Hong Kong, China 4p


2 Hualien, Taiwan 8a | 6p

3 Keelung (Taipei), Taiwan 8a | 6p

4 Cruising the East China Sea

5 Naha, Okinawa, Japan 8a | 6p


7 Cruising the Pacifi c Ocean

8 Kobe, Japan 7a | 7p

9 Hiroshima, Japan 9a | 6p

10 Fukuoka (Hakata), Japan 8a | 6p

11 Nagasaki, Japan 8a | 6p

12 Busan (Pusan), South Korea 8a | 5p


14 Shanghai, China• 8a

15 Shanghai, China

16 Shanghai, China• 5p

17 Putuoshan Island, China 9a | 6p


19 Xiamen, China 8a | 5p

20 Hong Kong, China 4p



Hualien

Keelung

Naha

KobeHiroshimaFukuoka

Nagasaki

Busan

Shanghai

PutuoshanIsland

Xiamen

PacificOcean

South ChinaSea

East ChinaSea

HONGKONG

M Y A N M A R & M A L A Y S I A

S ea b our n S ojour nRound-trip Singapore

14 Day s | Feb 14, 2 01 6


Singapore 4p

1 Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur), 8a | 6p Malaysia

2 Georgetown, Penang, Malaysia 10a | 7p


4 Cruising the Andaman Sea

5 Thilawa (Rangoon), Myanmar• 12n

6-7 Thilawa (Rangoon), Myanmar

8 Thilawa (Rangoon), Myanmar • 12n


10 Phuket, Thailand 8a | 6p

11 Langkawi Island, Malaysia 8a | 5p

12 Lumut, Malaysia 8a | 5p

13 Malacca, Malaysia 8a | 5p

14 Singapore 7a


Strait ofMalacca

AndamanSea

Georgetown

Phuket

Lumut

Langkawi

Port KlangMalacca

SINGAPORE

Thilawa

FUKUOKA, JAPAN

86 SEABOURN.COM

$28,000 Inquire

29,900 Inquire

51,400 Inquire

68,600 Inquire


$18,300 $6,999

20,000 7,999

33,900 12,999

45,000 Inquire


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HAEDONG YONGGUNGSA TEMPLE, BUSAN, SOUTH KOREA

DANCER, MANILA, PHILIPPINES


Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



P E A R L S O F T H E P H I L I P P I N E S & B O R N E O

S ea b our n S ojour nHong Kong to Singapore14 Day s | A pr 3, 2 01 6


Hong Kong, China 4p


2 Hundred Islands, Philippines 8a | 5p

3 Manila, Philippines 10a

4 Manila, Philippines 6p

5 Boracay, Philippines 10a | 6p

6 Coron, Philippines 7a | 4p

7 Puerto Princesa, Philippines 8a | 6p

8 Cruising the Sulu Sea

9 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, 8a | 6p Malaysia

10 Muara, Brunei 8a | 6p


12 Kuching, Sarawak, Malaysia• 8a | 6p


14 Singapore 7a


SINGAPORE

SouthChina

Sea

SuluSea

HONG KONG

HundredIslands

Manila

BoracayPuertoPrincesa

Kota KinabaluMuara

Kuching

Coron

ASIA 87

$18,300 $7,999

20,000 8,999

33,900 13,999

45,000 18,999


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84 SEABOURN.COM


LIUSHISHI MOUNTAIN, HUALIEN

Caviar in the SurfExplore some of the world’s most remote and beautiful beaches while our crew

stands in turquoise water to serve you caviar and Champagne.

PHUKET, THAILAND


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Veranda Suite (V1)



H O L I D A Y M Y A N M A R & M A L A Y S I A

S ea b our n S ojour n Round-trip Singapore

1 6 Day s | D e c 2 2 , 2 01 6


Singapore 4p

1 Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur), 8a | 6pMalaysia

2 Georgetown, Penang, 10a | 6pMalaysia


4 Port Blair, Andaman Islands, 10a | 6pIndia


6 Thilawa (Rangoon), 12nMyanmar•

7-8 Thilawa (Rangoon), Myanmar

9 Thilawa (Rangoon), Myanmar• 12n


11 Phuket, Thailand 12n

12 Phuket, Thailand 6p

13 Porto Malai, Langkawi, 8a | 5pMalaysia

14 Lumut, Malaysia 8a | 5p

15 Malacca, Malaysia 8a | 5p

16 Singapore 7a


Strait ofMalacca

AndamanSea

GeorgetownPorto Malai

Phuket

Port Blair

LumutPort Klang

MalaccaSINGAPORE

Thilawa


Singapore to Bali1 0 Day s | Ja n 7, 2 01 7


Singapore 12m


2 Cruising the Java Sea

3 Semarang (Borobudur), 7a | 5pJava, Indonesia

4 Surabaya, Java, Indonesia 9a | 6p

5 Probolinggo, Java, Indonesia 9a | 6p

6 Celukan Bawang, 8a | 6pBali, Indonesia

7 Cruising the Bali Sea

8 Slawi Bay, Komodo Island , 7a | 4p Indonesia†

9 Benoa (Denpasar), 12nBali, Indonesia•

10 Benoa (Denpasar), 6a Bali, Indonesia

† Access to Komodo Island is restricted to shore excursion participants.


JavaSea

IndianOcean

Equator

BENOA

Celukan Bawang

Komodo Island

SINGAPORE

Probolinggo

Semarang

Surabaya

SHWEDAGON PAGODA,THILAWA, RANGOON, MYANMAR BALI, INDONESIA

THIL AWA (R ANGOON), MYANM AR Emerging from it s recent i solation, Burma’s capital reveal s a myriad of marvel s worthy of a multi- day stay. A side from local wonders such as the Shwedagon Pagoda, sorties can be arranged to Inye Lake, the 2 ,000 temples of Bagan and legendary Mandalay.


I N A U G U R A L G E M S O F T H E J A V A S E A

$18,000 $9,999

20,200 10,999

32,400 17,999

43,500 23,999

$14,900 Inquire

24,900 Inquire

33,000 Inquire



BROCHUREFARES FROM

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FARES FROM

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Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



C H I N A & A S I A N I S L E S

S ea b our n S ojour n Hong Kong to Singapore

14 Day s | Ja n 2 1 , Feb 1 8 , 2 01 7


Hong Kong, China 4p

1 Shantou, China 8a | 6p










11 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia 8a | 6p

12-13 Cruising the South China Sea

14 Singapore 7a

SINGAPORE

SouthChina

Sea

SuluSea

HONG KONG

HundredIslands

Manila

Shantou Xiamen

BoracayPuertoPrincesa

KotaKinabalu

Coron

FORT SANTIAGO GATE, MANILA, PHILIPPINES

BOR AC AY, PHILIPPINES This dumbbell- shaped i sland i s r immed by two of the world ’s most beautiful beaches . The name of White Beach i s almost an understatement . It i s a burgeoning community of upscale resort s , restaurants and shops , a ver itable prescr iption for relaxation and aquatic recreation.


A S I A N G E M S & C H I N A

S ea b our n S ojour nRound-trip Singapore

2 8 Day | Ja n 7, Feb 4, 2 01 7


Singapore 12m



3 Laem Chabang (Bangkok), 8a | 6pThailand

4 Ko Kood, Thailand 8a | 5pCaviar in the Surf and complimentarywatersports (conditions permitting)






10 Da Nang (Hue/Hoi An), Vietnam 8a | 6p




14 Hong Kong, China 7a | 4p

15 Shantou, China 8a | 6p










25 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia 8a | 6p


28 Singapore 7a


SINGAPORE


SouthChina

Sea

HongKong

Da Nang

Ho ChiMinh City

KoKood

Sihanoukville

LaemChabang

HundredIslandsManila

Shantou Xiamen

Boracay

PuertoPrincesa

KotaKinabalu

Coron

Gulf ofTonkin


Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



KOTA KINABALU, MALAYSIA

90 SEABOURN.COM

$12,800 $7,999

14,500 8,999

23,100 14,999

32,300 19,999



$22,500 $13,499

24,700 14,999

41,800 25,999

56,800 Inquire

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Sydney to Singapore26 Day s | Ma r 6 , 2 01 7


Sydney, Australia• 4p

1 Cruising the Tasman Sea

2 Mooloolaba, Australia 8a | 5p

3 Cruising the Coral Sea

4 Hamilton Island, Australia• 8a | 5p

5 Townsville, Australia 7a | 5p

6 Cairns, Australia• 8a

7 Cairns, Australia• 12n

8 Cruising the Great Barrier Reef

9 Cruising the Torres Strait

10 Cruising the Arafura Sea

11 Darwin, Australia 8a | 6p

12 Cruising the Timor Sea

13 Cruising the Savu Sea

14 Slawi Bay, Komodo Island, 7a | 2p Indonesia †

15 Lembar, Lombok, Indonesia 9a | 7p

16 Benoa (Denpasar), 7aBali, Indonesia•

17 Benoa (Denpasar), Bali, 12nIndonesia•

18 Slawi Bay, Komodo, Indonesia† 8a | 3p


20 Celukan Bawang, Bali, 8a | 6pIndonesia



23 Semarang (Borobudur), Java, 9a | 7pIndonesia



26 Singapore 7a

• Arrival and/or departure times are subject to tidal conditions or daylight hours.


SYDNEY

Benoa Darwin Cairns

KomodoIsland

Mooloolaba

TownsvilleHamilton Island

GreatBarrier

ReefArafura

Sea

TorresStrait

SINGAPORE

Celukan Bawang

LembarProbolinggo

Semarang

Surabaya

IndianOcean

Equator


PUERTO PRINCESA, PHILIPPINES


Veranda Suite (V1)



G E M S O F T H E C O R A L & J A V A S E A S


C o m p l i m e n t a r y Massage Moments on DeckEnjoy a touch of our award-winning spa without leaving your place in the sun. Seabourn’s certified massage therapists are often found poolside — offering neck, back and shoulder rubs.

BORACAY, PHILIPPINES

PROBOLINGGO, INDONESIA

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$34,400 $14,499

58,200 23,499

76,500 Inquire


BROCHUREFARES FROM

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Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



HONG KONG, CHINA

P E A R L S O F T H E C H I N A S E A & J A P A N

S ea b our n S ojour n Hong Kong to Kobe

1 8 Day s | Ma r 1 8 , 2 01 7


Hong Kong, China 4p








9 Kaohsiung, Taiwan 7a | 3p


11 Ishigaki, Japan 7a | 4p




15 Cruising the Pacific Ocean

16 Kochi, Japan 8a | 6p

17 Kobe, Japan 8a

18 Kobe, Japan 6a

SouthChina

Sea

EastChina

Sea

PacificOcean

HONGKONG

HundredIslands

Manila

KaohsiungHualien

Ishigaki

Naha

Nagasaki

KochiKOBE

BoracayCoron

KAOHSIUNG, TAIWAN

MANDALA SPA, BORACAY, PHILIPPINES

$22,600 $12,999

24,600 13,999

41,500 22,999

56,500 InquireTaxes, Fees & Port Expenses are an additional $487.22 and subject to change. See page 166 for details.

BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM





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Bali to Singapore1 0 Day s | Ma r 2 2 , 2 01 7


Benoa (Denpasar), Embark Bali, Indonesia

1 Benoa (Denpasar), Bali, 12nIndonesia•

2 Slawi Bay, Komodo Island, 8a | 3p Indonesia†


4 Celukan Bawang, Bali, 8a | 6pIndonesia



7 Semarang (Borobudur), Java, 9a | 7pIndonesia



10 Singapore 7a



JavaSea

IndianOcean

Equator

BENOA

Celukan Bawang

Komodo Island

SINGAPORE

Probolinggo

Semarang

Surabaya

BALI, INDONESIA


Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



S e a b o u r n E n c o r e M a i d e n S e a s o nJ A P A N , K O R E A & B E I J I N G

S ea b our n S ojour nKobe to Hong Kong

1 8 Day s | A pr 5 , 2 01 7


Kobe, Japan 4p


2 Fukuoka, Japan 8a | 6p


4 Cruising the Yellow Sea

5 Incheon (Seoul), South Korea• 8a | 11p


7 Yantai, China 8a | 6p

8 Dalian, China 7a | 4p

9 Xingang (Beijing), China 11a

10 Xingang (Beijing), China 12m


12 Qingdao, China 8a | 6p

13 Lianyungang, China 8a | 6p







KOBEHiroshima

Fukuoka

BusanQingdao

DalianXingangYantai Incheon

Lianyungang

Xiamen PacificOcean

EastChina

Sea

HONGKONG

G E M S O F T H E J A V A S E A I I

KOBE, JAPAN

$15,100 $5,999

25,500 9,999

33,500 12,999


$22,600 $12,999

24,600 13,999

41,500 22,999


BROCHUREFARES FROM

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K AOHSIUNG, TAIWAN Taiwan’s largest harbor i s an important export hub. Vi sit the Old City of Zuoying, dating from the 1 7 th- century Dutch colonial period , or enjoy scenic Sizihwan and vi sit the pesk y Formosan Rock Macaques at the Monkey Mountain nature park.







K U R O S H I O R O U T E & A L A S K A

S ea b our n S ojour n Kobe to Seattle

2 1 Day s | May 1 1 , 2 01 7


Kobe, Japan 4p

1-2 Cruising the Pacifi c Ocean

3 Aomori, Japan 8a | 12m

4 Hakodate, Japan 7a | 3p

5 Kushiro, Japan 7a | 4p


9 Cross the International Date Line


12 Cruising the Gulf of Alaska

13 Kodiak, Kodiak Island, Alaska 10a | 6p


15 Scenic cruising Glacier Bay

16 Skagway, Alaska 8a | 6p

17 Juneau, Alaska 8a | 6p

18 Scenic cruising the Inside Passage


20 Victoria, 8a | 6p British Columbia, Canada

21 Seattle, Washington 7a

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A S I A N C A P I T A L S

S ea b our n S ojour n Hong Kong to Kobe

1 8 Day s | A pr 2 3, 2 01 7


Hong Kong, China 4p




4 Miyakojima (Hirara), Miyako, 10a | 5p Japan

5 Motobu, Okinawa, Japan 8a | 6p


7 Zhujiajian (Putuoshan), China 8a | 5p


9 Shanghai, China



12 Kagoshima, Japan 8a | 6p


14 Shimizu, Japan 8a | 6p

15 Yokohama (Tokyo), Japan 8a

16 Yokohama (Tokyo), Japan 11p


18 Kobe, Japan 7a


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Seabourn’s voyages in the Antipodean

realm explore the continent of Australia from Darwin

in its rugged Northern Territories, along the magnificent

Great Barrier Reef, the subtropical playgrounds of

the Gold Coast and lovely riverside Brisbane to Sydney

and Melbourne. The North and South Islands of New

Zealand offer unforgettable sights including the

majestic Fiordlands, roaring geysers, unspoiled scenery

in Queen Charlotte Sound, stately Auckland and

Wellington, and charming ports such as Akaroa and

Dunedin. Choose a voyage visiting the romantic

islands of the South Pacific aboard Seabourn Odyssey,

or join us as we sail from the Indonesian archipelago

to celebrate the maiden season of our stunning new

Seabourn Encore in 2017.

MOOLOOLABA, AUSTRALIA

Australia, New Zealand & South Pacific

http://www.seabourn.com/luxury-cruise-destinations/Australia-and-New-Zealand



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S e a b o u r n O d y s s e yLos Angeles to Auckland

2 2 D a y s | J a n 4 , 2 0 1 6


Los Angeles, California 4p


8 Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia 12n | 10p

9 Hiva Oa, French Polynesia 8a | 5p


12 Papeete, Tahiti, 8a French Polynesia

13 Papeete, Tahiti 5a Moorea, French Polynesia 8a | 7p

14 Bora Bora, French Polynesia 7a | 6p


16 Rarotonga, Cook Islands 8a | 4p



21 Russell (Bay of Islands), 8a | 6p New Zealand

22 Auckland, New Zealand 8a

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Bali to Sydney1 6 D a y s | J a n 1 7 , 2 0 1 7


Benoa (Denpasar), 11pBali, Indonesia•


2 Slawi Bay, Komodo Island, 12n | 8p Indonesia

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10 Cairns, Australia• 5p






16 Sydney, Australia• 7a



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MOOLOOL ABA , AUSTR ALIA Queensland’s Sunshine Coast draws Aussies seeking sun, sand and watersports. A handsome beachfront is lined with restaurants, cafés and fashion boutiques. Further afield are the World Heritage-listed Fraser Island and the extinct volcanic peaks of the Glass House Mountains.


LOMBOK, INDONESIA

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Sydney to Auckland1 6 D a y s | F e b 2 , 2 0 1 7


Sydney, Australia,• 4p


2 Cruising the Bass Strait Phillip Island, Australia 8a | 11p

3 Melbourne, Australia 7a | 6p

4 Cruising the Bass Strait

5-6 Cruising the Tasman Sea

7 Milford Sound, New Zealand† 8a | 9aScenic cruising Fiordland National Park

8 Oban (Halfmoon Bay), 8a | 5pNew Zealand

9 Port Chalmers (Dunedin), 8a | 6pNew Zealand

10 Timaru, New Zealand 8a | 6p

11 Akaroa (Christchurch), 7a | 7pNew Zealand

12 Wellington, New Zealand 10a | 11p

13 Picton, New Zealand 8a | 6pScenic cruising Queen Charlotte Sound


15 Tauranga (Rotorua), 8a | 6pNew Zealand•

16 Auckland, New Zealand 7a


† Service call for shore excursions only.

SYDNEY

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Oban

Milford Sound

TimaruAkaroa

Wellington

Port Chalmers

Picton

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Auckland to Sydney1 6 D a y s | F e b 1 8 , 2 0 1 7


Auckland, New Zealand 4p

1 Tauranga (Rotorua), 8a | 6pNew Zealand •



4 Picton, New Zealand 8a | 6pScenic cruising Queen Charlotte Sound

5 Kaikoura, New Zealand 8a | 5p

6 Akaroa (Christchurch), 7a | 7pNew Zealand


8 Oban (Halfmoon Bay), 8a | 5pNew Zealand

9 Scenic cruising Fiordland National Park

10-11 Cruising the Tasman Sea



14 Geelong, Australia 7a | 3p




SYDNEY

Melbourne

Geelong

ObanPort Chalmers

Akaroa

Wellington Picton

Kaikoura

Tauranga

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BassStrait

AUCKLAND

AKAROA, NEW ZEALAND


A U S T R A L I A & N E W Z E A L A N D N E W Z E A L A N D & A U S T R A L I A

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, OBAN, NEW ZEALAND

OBAN, NEW ZE AL AND Stewart Island i s the last inhabited land before Antarctica. The local phonebook f it s on one typed page, but i slanders are fr iendly, providing seat s to rest you on the hill into town. Birds abound here, including the Southern Brown Kiwi.

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31,600 16,999

41,900 21,999

$19,000 $10,999

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Sydney to Bali1 6 D a y s | M a r 6 , 2 0 1 7
















14 Slawi Bay, Komodo Island, 7a | 2p Indonesia

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16 Benoa (Denpasar), 7a Bali, Indonesia•



SYDNEY

BENOA

Cairns

KomodoIsland

Lembar Darwin

Mooloolaba


TorresStrait

TimorSea

ArafuraSea

GreatBarrier

Reef

GREAT BARRIER REEF, AUSTRALIA

KOALAS, QUEENSLAND, AUSTRALIA

AUSTRALIA , NEW ZEALAND & SOUTH PACIFIC 99

$23,200 $9,999

39,200 15,999

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ANTARCTICA


ANTARCTICA & PATAGONIA 101

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No other destination has generated

as much awed admiration from our guests

as Antarctica. Nowhere else on earth is like

it, and no one else delivers it in the style and

comfort you will enjoy with Seabourn. A hand

picked expedition team brings experience,

knowledge and passion to insightful

lectures, on-deck viewing and excursions

ashore. Combine Antarctica with the

grandeur of the Chilean Fjords and

Patagonia. Experience all the adventure and

all the amenities aboard Seabourn Quest.

Seabourn’s Antarctica & Patagonia

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Antarctica’s Magical Moments

When you cruise with Seabourn, we promise a voyage that is nothing short of magical. Each cruise to Antarctica and

Patagonia includes the following exclusive amenities and activities designed to enhance every moment:

On Shore Adventures

At the heart of your Antarctic adventure will be a complimentary daily Zodiac landing. These rugged, stable little boats are

like magic carpets that ferry you between the ship and the White Continent. The experienced drivers are also avid naturalists,

scientists, photographers and lecturers who accompany you ashore to enrich your experience. In the crisp air, threading

among towering, sculptural monuments of glowing blue ice, you will be more than simply transferred — you will be transported.

Our specifi c landing sites and wildlife sightings depend on the goodwill of Mother Nature, and while we can’t yet bend her to

our will, we will select from all of the extraordinary options to give you the fi nest onshore encounters possible.

• A complimentary Zodiac landing in Antarctica each day, conditions permitting

• Digital photography workshops

• Seabourn parka and backpack

• Inspiring Seabourn Conversations with special guest speakers

• Guidance from the Expedition Leader and a team of specialists

• Opportunities for frequent wildlife sightings from the ship and on shore

• Expedition team outfi tted with Swarovski Optik high-precision, long-range binoculars for complimentary use.

Stay Warm with a Complimentary Parka

We’ve taken great care to ensure you explore Antarctica and Patagonia at the highest level of comfort.

Each cruise guest will receive a complimentary two-in-one parka to use during your voyage and to keep

as a memento of your Antarctic experience, as well as a small, lightweight and water-resistant backpack.

Onboard Comforts

Seabourn Quest has been specially outfi tted with generous amenities to enhance every moment in Antarctica, including:

• Exclusive “Caviar on the Ice” and other special deck events

• Open-air bouillon and hot chocolate bar

• Warm, freshly baked cinnamon rolls, doughnuts, waffl es and other pastries on deck

• Hot toddies, Tom & Jerrys, hot buttered rum and other warming cocktails

• Warming Antarctic entrées added to all dining menus

• Thicker, extra-cozy blankets for relaxing outdoors






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NEKO POINT


“ Amazing Captain and crew and particularly the expedition team – absolutely the best cruise we've ever taken.”

— A N G I E Y . , F A C E B O O K

KING PENGUINS, ANTARCTICA


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PORT STANLE Y, FALKL AND/M ALVINA S ISL ANDS The roofs of pluck y lit tle Stanley are brightly painted , to cheer it s windswept citizens. A proper English seaside town leads to a landscape of sheep-dotted moors and tidy farms, and along the shore, colonies of king, gentoo and rockhopper penguins.


U L T I M A T E A N T A R C T I C A & P A T A G O N I A

S ea b our n Que st Valparaíso (Santiago) to Buenos Aires

2 1 Day s | Feb 3, 2 01 6 ; Feb 2 , 2 01 7


Valparaíso (Santiago), Chile 4p


2 Scenic crusing Reloncaví Sound Puerto Montt, Chile 10a | 8p

3 Castro, Isla Chiloé, Chile* 7a | 4p Scenic crusing Gulf of Corcovado

4 Scenic cruising Chilean Fjords

5 Scenic cruising El Brujo Glacier and Canal Sarmiento

6 Scenic cruising Strait of Magellan Punta Arenas, Chile* 7a | 5p

7 Scenic cruising Beagle Channel Ushuaia, Argentina 2p | 11p

8-9 Cruising the Drake Passage

10-15 ANTARCTIC EXPERIENCE

16 Cruising the Scotia Sea

17 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 7a | 4p (Islas Malvinas) •


20 Montevideo, Uruguay 12n | 8p

21 Buenos Aires, Argentina 7a

• Tender operations are subject to weather conditions.

* Feb 2, 2017 sailing departs Castro, Chile at 3pm and visits Punta Arenas, Chile from 6a to 6p.

VALPARAÍSO

PuertoMonttCastro

Punta Arenas

BUENOS AIRESMontevideo

Chilean FjordsEl Brujo GlacierCanal SarmientoStrait of Magellan

Beagle Channel

Reloncaví SoundGulf of Corcovado

Port Stanley, Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas

Ushuaia

Lemaire ChannelParadise Bay

Drake PassageKing George Island

Gerlache Strait

Weddell SeaHope BayAntarctic Sound

Note: Antarctica routing/landings

dependent on weather and ice conditions

U L T I M A T E A N T A R C T I C A & P A T A G O N I A

S ea b our n Que stBuenos Aires to Valparaíso (Santiago)

2 1 Day s | Ja n 1 3, Nov 2 8 , 2 01 6 ; Ja n 1 2 , 2 01 7


Buenos Aires, Argentina 4p

1 Montevideo, Uruguay 7a | 2p


4 Port Stanley, 10a | 6p Falkland Islands (Islas Malvinas) •




14 Ushuaia, Argentina 7a | 1p Scenic cruising Beagle Channel

15 Punta Arenas, Chile* 8a | 8p Scenic cruising Strait of Magellan

16 Scenic cruising Canal Sarmiento and El Brujo Glacier


18 Scenic crusing Gulf of Corcovado Castro, Isla Chiloé, Chile 12n | 8p

19 Puerto Montt, Chile 6a | 3p Scenic cruising Reloncaví Sound


21 Valparaíso (Santiago), Chile 7a


* Jan 13, 2016 departs Punta Arenas, Chile at 6pm and arrives in Castro, Chile at 11am.

VALPARAÍSO

PuertoMonttCastro

Punta Arenas



Beagle Channel



Ushuaia


Drake PassageKing George Island

Gerlache Strait

Weddell SeaHope BayAntarctic Sound



CASTRO , ISLA CHILOÉ, CHILE NEKO POINT, ANTARCTICA


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36,100 14,999

56,100 27,999

68,100 35,999

$32,100 $14,999

36,100 14,999

56,100 27,999

68,100 35,999

Fares based on Feb 3, 2016 sailing. Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are an additional $617.57 and subject to change. See page 166 for details.

Fares based on Jan 13, 2016 sailing. Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are an additional $725.05 and subject to change. See page 166 for details.

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GRYTVIKEN, SOUTH GEORGIA


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GRY T VIKEN , SOU T H GEORGI A A t iny human community shares thi s nearly inacces s ibl e , majes t i cal ly beautiful i sl and with vas t rooker ies of king penguins , Southern fur and elephant seal s , albatros ses and other spec ie s . A v i s i t to the g rave of l egendary explore r Sir Ernest Shackleton i s moving and unforgettable.


A N T A R C T I C A & A M A Z O N E X P L O R A T I O N

S ea b our n Que stValparaíso (Santiago) to Manaus

41 Day s | Feb 3, 2 01 6




2 Scenic cruising Reloncaví Sound Puerto Montt, Chile 10a | 8p

3 Castro, Isla Chiloé, Chile 7a | 4p Scenic cruising Gulf of Corcovado



6 Scenic cruising Strait of Magellan Punta Arenas, Chile 7a | 5p


8-9 Cruising Drake Passage



17 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 7a | 4p (Islas Malvinas)•


20 Montevideo, Uruguay 12n | 8p21 Buenos Aires, Argentina 7a | 4p



25 Ilhabela, São Sebastião Island, 8a | 5p Brazil

26 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 8a | 11p

27 Armação dos Búzios, Brazil 10a | 5p

28 Vitória, Brazil* 8a | 6p


31 Recife, Brazil 8a | 6p

32 Natal, Brazil * 7a | 2p

33 Fortaleza, Brazil 10a

34 Fortaleza, Brazil 6p


36 Crossing the Equator

37 Cruising the Amazon River

38 Santarém, Brazil 8a | 12m


40 Manaus, Brazil * 7a

41 Manaus, Brazil 6a


* Arrival and/or departure times are subject to tidal conditions and daylight hours.

VALPARAÍSOPuerto Montt

Castro

Punta ArenasUshuaia

Strait of MagellanEl Brujo Glacier

Equator

Buenos AiresMontevideoIlhabela

Armaçãodos Búzios

Rio de Janeiro

Vitória

NatalFortaleza

Recife

Santarém

MANAUS

Chilean Fjords

AmazonRiver


Paradise BayLemaire Channel

Drake Passage

Hope BayAntarctic Sound

Weddell Sea



BEAGLE CHANNEL

H O L I D A Y A N T A R C T I C A , P A T A G O N I A & S O U T H

G E O R G I A I S L A N D

S ea b our n Que s tValparaíso (Santiago) to Buenos Aires

24 Day s | D e c 1 9, 2 01 6




2 Scenic cruising Reloncaví SoundPuerto Montt, Chile 10a | 8p

3 Castro, Isla Chiloé, Chile 7a | 3pScenic cruising Gulf of Corcovado


5 Scenic cruising El Brujo Glacier andCanal Sarmiento

6 Scenic cruising Strait of MagellanPunta Arenas, Chile 6a | 6p




16-17 Cruising the Scotia Sea

18 Grytviken, South Georgia 8a

19 Grytviken, South Georgia 3p




VALPARAÍSO

PuertoMonttCastro


Grytviken

AtlanticOcean

Ushuaia


Drake Passage

Gerlache Strait

Weddell Sea


Beagle Channel


King George Island

Punta Arenas

Hope BayAntarctic Sound




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40,100 19,999

70,100 34,999

82,100 42,999

$46,900 $22,499

52,300 22,499

84,700 42,499


Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are an additional $1,222.86 and subject to change. See page 166 for details.

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Antarctic ExperienceFrom numerous possible landing sites, your experienced expedition

team will select those that will provide you with the best experiences

available, based on real-time reports of wildlife, weather and

ice conditions.

WATERBOAT POINT

HUMPBACK WHALE, PARADISE BAY, ANTARCTICA

TORRES DEL PAINE, CHILE





RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

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Caribbean 116

Canada & New England 122

Se a b o u r n ’ s Americas

From the cliffs of Newfoundland

to Cape Horn, the Atlantic coast of the

Americas offers variety as rewarding as

any on earth. Seabourn explores it, sailing

from the beaches of Brazil to jungle-lined

waterways deep in the Amazon and on to

the Caribbean. See the stunning visual feast

of the American Northeast in autumn or the

Panama Canal, linking the natural beauty

and history of Central America and Mexico

with the lovely, laid-back islands and hidden

ports of Seabourn’s Uncommon Caribbean.





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Panama Canal & South America

SeabournQuesttracestheAtlantic

coast of South America seasonally between

Buenos Aires and the Caribbean, calling in at

the sublime, scenic harbor of Rio de Janeiro and

the colorful colonial towns of Brazil’s northeast,

and venturing a thousand miles up the mighty

Amazon to explore its jungle-shrouded banks,

as well as venerable trading posts such as

Santarem and Manaus. Seabourn Odyssey sails

another classic route, transiting the Panama

Canal between the Caribbean Sea and Pacific

Ocean. Along the way, the remnants of early

Mesoamerican cultures blend with the Spanish

colonial charms of towns such as Antigua,

Guatemala and Cartagena, Colombia. The

canal itself is an unforgettable experience —

your Seabourn Odyssey rises and falls with

majestic grace as gravity-fed water fills and

empties the huge locks.




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B R A Z I L & T H E A M A Z O N

S ea b our n Que stBuenos Aires to Manaus

2 0 Day s | Feb 24 , 2 01 6


Buenos Aires, Argentina 4p



4 Ilhabela, São Sebastião Island, 8a | 5p Brazil



7 Vitória, Brazil • 8a | 6p



11 Natal, Brazil • 7a | 2p




15 Crossing the Equator




19 Manaus, Brazil • 7a

20 Manaus, Brazil Disembark


Equator

BUENOS AIRES

Montevideo

Ilhabela


Rio de Janeiro

Vitória

Natal

Fortaleza

Recife

SantarémMANAUS

AtlanticOcean

Amazon River

A M A Z O N & C A R I B B E A N I S L E S

S ea b our n Que stManaus to Fort Lauderdale

1 5 Day s | Ma r 1 5 , 2 01 6 ; Ma r 1 6 , 2 01 7


Manaus, Brazil Embark

1 Manaus, Brazil • 6p

2 Parintíns, Brazil 12n | 6pBoi Bumba Folkloric Festival

3 Santarém, Brazil 8a | 6p

4 Cruising the Amazon River Crossing the Equator


6 Devil’s Island, French Guiana 7a | 2p


8 Bridgetown, Barbados* 10a | 11p

9 Castries, St. Lucia * 9a | 6p

10 Îles des Saintes (Terre-de-Haut), 8a | 5p Guadeloupe

11 Gustavia, St. Barts * 8a | 5p

12 Jost Van Dyke, 7a | 2p British Virgin Islands




* Mar 16, 2017 sailing departs Bridgetown, Barbados at 8pm, arrives in Castries, St. Lucia at 8am and departs Gustavia, St. Barts at 10pm

EquatorAmazon RiverSantarém

ParintínsMANAUS

Devil’s Island

BarbadosSt. Lucia

FORT LAUDERDALE

St. BartsGuadeloupe

Jost Van Dyke

CaribbeanSea

AtlanticOcean


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ARMAÇÃO DOS BÚZIOS, BRAZIL AMAZON RIVER, BRAZIL

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30,600 13,999

42,500 18,999

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ARM AÇ ÃO DOS BÚZIOS, BR A ZIL Brazil ’s , and one of the world ’s premier beach resort s , Búzios caters to sun- and fun-loving vi sitors with beaches, bars and bikini boutiques. Stroll the Orlat Boardwalk to see the bronze statue honoring France’s Brigitte Bardot .







HUATULCO, MEXICO


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A M A Z O N & B R A Z I L I A N E X P L O R A T I O N

S ea b our n Que s tFort Lauderdale to Buenos Aires

24 Day s | Nov 4 , 2 01 6





4 Gustavia, St. Barts 8a | 10p


6 Bridgetown, Barbados 10a | 8p





14 Recife, Brazil 8a | 6p15-16 Cruising the Atlantic Ocean



19 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 8a

20 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 12n


23 Montevideo, Uruguay• 10a | 8p

24 Buenos Aires, Argentina • 7a


Equator

AtlanticOcean



Rio deJaneiro Vitória

NatalRecife

Devil’s Island

Barbados

FORTLAUDERDALE St. Barts

Guadeloupe

Jost Van Dyke

P A N A M A C A N A L O D Y S S E Y

S ea b our n O dy ss eyLos Angeles to Fort Lauderdale2 0 Day s | Ma r 2 1 , 2 01 6



1-2 Cruising the Pacific Ocean

3 Cabo San Lucas, Mexico 8a | 5p


5 Manzanillo, Mexico 8a | 5p


7 Huatulco, Mexico 8a | 5p

8 Puerto Chiapas, Mexico 10a | 6p

9 Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala 8a | 6p


11 Puntarenas (Puerto Caldera), 8a | 6p Costa Rica


13 Fuerte Amador (Panama City), 8a | 12m Panama

14 Cruising the Panama Canal

15 San Blas Islands, Panama 8a | 4p

16 Cartagena, Colombia 8a | 5p

17-18 Cruising the Caribbean Sea



LOS ANGELES

CaboSan Lucas

Manzanillo

Huatulco

Puerto ChiapasPuerto Quetzal

Puntarenas

Fuerte Amador

San BlasIslands

Panama Canal

Cartagena

FORT LAUDERDALE

PacificOcean

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VITÓRIA , BR A ZIL The busy port connects by a bridge to Vila Velha, the oldest city in Brazil . Climb Morro hill to Convento da Penha for spectacular views. Inland , soak up the German atmosphere of Domingos Martins or Italian f lavor in Santa Teresa.






THE PENHA CONVENT, VITÓRIA, BRAZIL PUERTO QUETZAL, GUATEMALA

PORTOBELO, PANAMA


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H O L I D A Y P A N A M A C A N A L O D Y S S E Y

S ea b our n O dy ss eyFort Lauderdale to Los Angeles

1 8 Day s | D e c 1 9 , 2 01 6



1 Cruising the Florida Straits



5 Portobelo, Panama 10a | 8p

6 Transiting the Panama Canal










18 Los Angeles, California 7a



Complimentary Massage Moments on DeckEnjoy a touch of our award-winning spa without leaving your place in the sun. Seabourn’s certified massage therapists are often found poolside — offering neck, back and shoulder rubs.

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PUNTARENAS, COSTA RICA

BOI BUMBA FESTIVAL, BRAZIL

CABO SAN LUCAS, MEXICO

PALACIO RIO NEGRO, MANAUS, BRAZIL

Boi Bumba Folkloric Festival In Amazon towns like Parintíns, Carnival festivities are enlivened with the cultures of the

caboclos, the river people. Experience the exuberance of their celebrations with music,

dance, colorful costumes and delicious food and drink.



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B R A Z I L & T H E A M A Z O N

S ea b our n Que stBuenos Aires to Manaus

2 1 Day s | Feb 2 3 , 2 01 7


Buenos Aires, Argentina Embark

1 Buenos Aires, Argentina 4p



5 Ilhabela, São Sebastião Island, 8a | 5pBrazil










16 Cross the Equator




20 Manaus, Brazil • 7a

21 Manaus, Brazil 6a


Equator

BUENOS AIRES

Montevideo

Ilhabela


Rio de Janeiro

Vitória

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Fortaleza

Recife

SantarémMANAUS

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Amazon River

P A N A M A C A N A L O D Y S S E Y

S ea b our n O dy ss eyLos Angeles to Fort Lauderdale

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10 Puntarenas (Puerto Caldera), 8a | 6pCosta Rica








LOS ANGELES

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M A N AUS , BR A ZIL Thi s important outpos t on the Brazil i an Amazon f lour i shed dur ing the 19 th- century rubber boom. It s el aborate Teatro Amazonas opera house dates f rom that per iod . Near by, the black-stained Rio Negro f lows beside the creamy Amazon at the Meeting of the Waters .


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Caribbean

DESHAIES, GUADELOUPE

Seabourn’s intimate, nimble ships

makethemostoftheirtimeamongthe

sun-blessedislandsoftheCaribbean.Leaving

thebeatenpath,theyseekoutthesheltered

harborsandunspoiledtownswherevisitors

arestillwelcomedwiththelow-keyfriendliness

andtraditionalhospitalitythatoriginally

attractedinternationalyachtsmen.Our

itinerariesaredesignedtogivethecaptain

optionstoanchorinasecludedcoveand

deploytheship’suniquefold-outMarinafor

anafternoonofwatersports,orhavethe

staffprepareafestiveCaviar in the Surf

beachbarbecue.Warm-watercruisesarealso

perfectforafter-dinnerdeckeventssuchas

Movies Under the StarsoraRocktheBoat

danceparty.So,stepashoreintoSeabourn’s

UncommonCaribbean.

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CARIBBEAN 117

SCARBOROUGH, TOBAGO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO


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C A R I B B E A N S K I E S

S ea b our n O dy ss eyFort Lauderdale to Barbados1 2 Day s | Ja n 24 , 2 01 7




3 Cap Cana (Punta Cana), 8a | 5p Dominican Republic

4 Spanish Town, Virgin Gorda, 10a | 6p British Virgin Islands

5 Basseterre, St. Kitts 8a | 6p


7 Deshaies, Guadeloupe 8a | 5p

8 Castries, St. Lucia 8a | 6p

9 Saint George’s, Grenada 8a | 6p

10 Scarborough, Tobago, 8a | 6p Trinidad & Tobago

11 Mayreau, St. Vincent 8a | 5p & the Grenadines Caviar in the Surf with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

12 Bridgetown, Barbados 7a

FORT LAUDERDALE

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Cap Cana

St. Lucia

BARBADOS

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Tobago

Mayreau

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SC ARBOROUGH, TOBAGO, TRINIDAD & TOBAGO Trinidad ’s f r iendly “ li t t l e s i s te r” will win your heart . Hike to a cool swim at Argyll Fall s . Tobago Forest Reserve of fers abundant wildlife. Popular Pigeon Point i s one beach option, or travel a bit to beautiful Engli shman’s Bay.


P A N A M A C A N A L & C A R I B B E A N

S ea b our n O dy ss eyLos Angeles to Barbados

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18 Fort Lauderdale, Florida 7a | 4p












LOS ANGELES

CaboSan Lucas

Huatulco


Puntarenas

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PanamaCanal

Cartagena

FortLauderdale

PacificOcean

St. Barts

GuadeloupeVirgin Gorda

CapCana

St. Lucia

BARBADOS

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TobagoMayreau

St. Kitts


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C A R I B B E A N G E M S

S ea b our n O dy ss eyBarbados to Fort Lauderdale1 5 Day s | Feb 5 , 2 01 7



1 Cruising the Caribbean Sea

2 Kralendijk, Bonaire 10a | 8p

3 Oranjestad, Aruba 8a | 11p

4 Willemstad, Curaçao 8a | 6p




8 Colon, Panama 6a | 6p

9 Boca del Toro, Panama 9a | 6p

10 Puerto Limón (San José), 8a | 6p Costa Rica

11 San Andres, Colombia 8a | 5p



14 Key West, Florida • 8a | 4p



FORTLAUDERDALE

CaribbeanSea

AtlanticOcean

SanAndres

KeyWest

BARBADOS

PuertoLimón

Boca del Toro ColonPortobelo

CartagenaAruba

BonaireCuraçao


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WILLEMSTAD, CURAÇAO

C A R I B B E A N C I R C L E

S e a b our n O dy ss eyRound-trip Barbados

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18 San Juan, Puerto Rico 8a | 6p

19 Jost Van Dyke, 8a | 5p British Virgin Islands Marina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

20 Road Bay, Anguilla 8a | 5p

21 St. John’s, Antigua 8a | 11p

22 Carambola Beach, St. Kitts 8a | 5p Caviar in the Surf with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)


24 Roseau, Dominica 8a | 6p

25 Fort-de-France, Martinique 8a | 6p

26 Bequia, St. Vincent & 8a | 5p the Grenadines



FortLauderdale

CaribbeanSea

SanAndres

KeyWest

PuertoLimón

Boca del Toro

Colon

Portobelo

Cartagena

Aruba

BonaireCuraçao

Anguilla

Îles des SaintesSt. Kitts

Jost Van DykeSan Juan

Dominica

BARBADOS

BequiaMartinique

Antigua


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WILLEMSTAD, CUR AÇ AO Pass e i ther the moveable pontoons of the Queen Emma Bridge or the high Queen Juliana span over St . Anna’s Bay, which spli t s the i sland ’s capital . The town’s color ful Dutch colonial center i s a UNESCO World Heritage Site, boast ing the oldes t surviving Jewi sh synagogue in the Americas .






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S ea b our nO dy ss eyFort Lauderdale to Barbados1 2 Day s | Feb 2 0 , 2 01 7

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1-2 CruisingtheAtlanticOcean

3 SanJuan,PuertoRico 8a | 6p

4 JostVanDyke, 8a | 5pBritishVirginIslandsMarina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

5 RoadBay,Anguilla 8a | 5p

6 St.John’s,Antigua 8a | 11p

7 CarambolaBeach,St.Kitts 8a | 5pCaviar in the Surf with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

8 ÎlesdesSaintes(Terre-de-Haut), 8a | 5pGuadeloupe

9 Roseau,Dominica 8a | 6p

10 Fort-de-France,Martinique 8a | 6p

11 Bequia,St.Vincent& 8a | 5ptheGrenadines



Caviar in the Surf Exploresomeoftheworld’smostremoteandbeautifulbeacheswhileour

crewstandsinturquoisewatertoserveyoucaviarandChampagne.

CARIBBEAN 119

EL MORRO FORTRESS, SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO


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JOST VAN DYKE, BRITISH VIRGIN ISLANDS

TRAFALGAR FALLS, ROSEAU, DOMINICA

GUSTAVIA, ST. BARTS


CARIBBEAN 121


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C A R I B B E A N Y A C H T H A R B O R S

S ea b our nO dy ss eyBarbados to St. Maarten7 Day s | Ma r4, 1 8 ,

A pr1 , 2 01 7



1 Mayreau,St.Vincent& 8a | 5ptheGrenadinesCaviar in the Surf with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)


3 Deshaies,Guadeloupe 8a | 5p

4 Gustavia,St.Barts 8a | 11p

5 Basseterre,St.Kitts 8a | 6p


7 Philipsburg, St. Maarten 7a

Guadeloupe

Dominica

Jost VanDyke

ST. MAARTENSt. Barts

St. Kitts

Mayreau

CaribbeanSea

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E X O T I C C A R I B B E A N I N - D E P T H

S ea b our nO dy ss eyRound-trip to Barbados

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1 Mayreau,St.Vincent& 8a | 5ptheGrenadinesCaviar in the Surf with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)


3 Deshaies,Guadeloupe 8a | 5p

4 Gustavia,St.Barts 8a | 11p

5 Basseterre,St.Kitts 8a | 6p


7 Philipsburg,St.Maarten 7a | 11p




11 ÎlesdesSaintes(Terre-de-Haut), 8a | 5pGuadeloupeMarina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

12 Castries,St.Lucia 8a | 6p



Guadeloupe

Dominica

Jost VanDyke St. Maarten

St. Barts

Mayreau

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AtlanticOcean

BARBADOS

Îles des Saintes

St. Lucia

Anguilla

Antigua

St. Kitts

Bequia


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Y A C H T S M A N ’ S C A R I B B E A N

S e a b our nO dy s s e ySt. Maarten to Barbados

7 Day s | Ma r1 1 , 2 5 , A pr8 , 2 01 7


Philipsburg, St. Maarten 11p




4 ÎlesdesSaintes(Terre-de-Haut), 8a | 5pGuadeloupeMarina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

5 Castries,St.Lucia 8a | 6p



Îles des Saintes

St. Lucia

AnguillaST. MAARTEN

Antigua

St. Kitts

BequiaCaribbean

Sea

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BARBADOS


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JOST VAN DYKE, BRITISH VIRGIN ISL ANDS Most of the island ’s 300-or-so inhabitants live around Great Harbour. Historically a f i shing community, today a signif icant portion of the economy i s based on vi sitors’ patronage at bars such as the Soggy Dollar, Foxy’s , One Love, and Ivan’s Stress-Free Bar.


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MONTREAL, QUÉBEC, CANADA

Canada & New England

In autumn, the hardwood forests’

displayofcolorisworld-renowned.Thisiswhen

wechoosetobringourSeabournQuesttovisit

thecolonialcapitalsandscenicportsof

Canada’smaritimeprovincesandNewEngland.

Thesevoyagespossessawidevarietyofappeal

tosatisfyvirtuallyanyinterest.Thetownsalong

Québec’sSt.LawrenceRivermightnearlybe

mistakenforvillagesalongtheLoire,andthe

shinglebeachesofGaspéandwindswept

bluffsofPrinceEdwardIslandrecallBrittany.

TrimHalifaxstillfiresthenoongunfromits

hilltopBritishcitadel.BarHarbor’spine-clad

graniteslopesandlobstershacksstillattract

seasonalyachtsmen,astheydidduringthe

heydaywhentheGiantsofIndustrybuilt

palatialsummer“camps”tocelebratetheir

holidaysinrusticgrandeur.

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CANADA & NEW ENGLAND 123SAGUENAY, QUÉBEC , C ANADA Thread the leaf- stained waters of the majestic Saguenay Fjord between the forested domes of the Laurentian Mountains. The area i s a popular year- round playground f illed with splendid scenery, recreational options , quaint villages and great food and drink.



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C A N A D A ’ S M A R I T I M E S & N E W E N G L A N D

S ea b our n Que stMontréal to Boston

1 0 D a y s | S e p 1 1 , O c t 1 , 2 0 1 6


Montréal, Québec, Canada 4p

1 Québec City, Québec, Canada• 8a

2 Québec City, Québec, Canada• 6p

3 Saguenay, Québec, Canada 8a | 5p Scenic cruising Saguenay Fjord

4 Baie-Comeau, Québec, Canada 7a | 4p

5 Gaspé, Québec, Canada 9a | 5p

6 Charlottetown, 12n | 11p Prince Edward Island, Canada


8 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada 7a | 2p

9 Bar Harbor, Maine† 8a | 5p

10 Boston, Massachusetts 7a


† Arrival and/or departure times are subject to Northern Right Whale speed restrictions.

AtlanticOcean

CabotStrait

Gulf ofSt. Lawrence

Saguenay Fjord

BOSTON

BarHarbor

Baie-Comeau

Québec City

Halifax

Charlottetown

MONTRÉAL

Saguenay Gaspé

N E W E N G L A N D & C A N A D A ’ S M A R I T I M E S

S e a b our n Que s tBoston to Montréal

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Boston, Massachusetts 4p

1 Bar Harbor, Maine † 7a | 4p

2 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada 12n | 7p


4 Charlottetown, 7a | 5p Prince Edward Island, Canada

5 Gaspé, Québec, Canada 10a | 5p

6 Baie-Comeau, Québec, Canada 11a | 7p

7 Saguenay, Québec, Canada 8a | 5p Scenic cruising Saguenay Fjord

8 Québec City, Québec, Canada• 8a

9 Québec City, Québec, Canada• 6p

10 Montréal, Québec, Canada 7a† Arrival and/or departure times are subject to

Northern Right Whale speed restrictions.


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Gulf ofSt. Lawrence

Saguenay Fjord

BOSTON

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Baie-Comeau

Québec City

Halifax

Charlottetown

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C AP-AUX-MEULES, ÎLES DE L A MADELEINE, C ANADA The red sandstone Îles de la Madeleine are marked by lighthouses and eroded into sculptural clif fs and coves such as dramatic Belle-Anse. La Vernière’s huge wooden Church of Sainte-Pier re was built of lumber salvaged from shipwrecks.


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A T L A N T I C C O A S T H A R B O R S

S ea b our n Que stMontréal to Fort Lauderdale14 Day s | O c t 2 1 , 2 01 6


Montréal, Québec, Canada 4p

1 Québec City, Québec, Canada • 8a

2 Québec City, Québec, Canada • 6p

3 Cruising the Gulf of Saint Lawrence

4 Cap-aux-Meules, 8a | 5p îles de la Madeleine, Canada

5 Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada 8a | 6p


7 St. John, New Brunswick, 8a | 6p Canada •

8 Bar Harbor, Maine† 8a | 5p

9 Salem, Massachussets 8a | 6p


12 Charleston, South Carolina 8a | 6p




† Arrival and/or departure times are subject to Northern Right Whale speed restrictions.

AtlanticOcean

Gulf ofSt. Lawrence

Bar Harbor

Québec City

St. John

MONTRÉAL

Charleston

FORT LAUDERDALE

Salem

Cap-aux-Meules

Sydney

BAR HARBOR, MAINE

P O R T H I G H L I G H TMONTREAL NOTRE DAME CATHEDRAL, QUEBEC, CANADA

$14,600 $6,999

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CANADA & NEW ENGLAND 125

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encourage, by providing longer itineraries

offering more fascinating ports, more regional

fl avors and insights, special events on board

and ashore, overnight stays, and extra benefi ts

for extending your exploration.





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S e a b o u r n O d y s s e y Round-trip Los Angeles

7 7 D a y s | J a n u a r y 4 , 2 0 1 6

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8 Nuku Hiva, French Polynesia 12n | 10p

9 Hiva Oa, French Polynesia 8a | 5p


12 Papeete, Tahiti, 8a French Polynesia

13 Papeete, Tahiti, 5a Moorea, French Polynesia 8a | 7p

14 Bora Bora, French Polynesia 7a | 6p


16 Rarotonga, Cook Islands 8a | 4p



21 Russell (Bay of Islands), 8a | 6p New Zealand

22 Auckland, New Zealand 8a | 7p

23 Tauranga (Rotorua), 8a | 7p New Zealand•



26 Akaroa (Christchurch), 8a | 7p New Zealand


28 Oban (Halfmoon Bay), 8a | 5p New Zealand

29 Cruising the Foveaux Strait

30 Scenic cruising Milford Sound


32 Hobart, Tasmania, Australia 8a | 11p


34 Burnie, Tasmania, Australia 8a | 1p


36 Geelong, Australia 7a | 5p


38 Sydney, Australia 11a

39 Sydney, Australia 6p


41 Brisbane, Australia 8a | 6p


44 Île des Pins, New Caledonia 8a | 5p

45 Nouméa, New Caledonia 7a | 6p

46 Maré, New Caledonia• 8a | 5p


49 Honiara, Guadalcanal, 7a | 3pSolomon Islands


51 Luganville, Vanuatu 10a | 8p

52 Port-Vila, Vanuatu 9a | 5p


54 Lautoka, Fiji 10a | 8p

55 Dravuni Island, Fiji 10a | 6p

56 Levuka, Fiji 8a | 5p



59 Pago Pago, American Samoa 8a | 6p



63 Fanning Island, Kiribati 12n | 6p Cross the International Date Line


66 Kona, Hawaii 1p | 6p

67 Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii 7a

68 Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii 11p

69 Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii 8a | 8p

70 Hilo, Hawaii 8a | 6p




ÎLE DES PINS, NEW CALEDONIA

OAHU, HAWAII

ÎLE DES PINS, NEW C ALEDONIA Gleaming white beaches fr inged with pines r ing thi s former penal colony. Snorkel at bays such as Oro, Double, Kanemura or the Pi scine Naturelle. The pri son ruins and cemetery make a haunting hike, or explore the Queen Hortense Cave.



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FanningIsland

Kona Hilo

LahainaHonolulu

Pago Pago

Sydney

Brisbane

Nouméa

Île des Pins

Maré

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RussellPacific Ocean

Pacific Ocean

MelbourneGeelong

Burnie

Hobart

ObanPort Chalmers

Akaroa

Wellington

Tauranga

MilfordSound

TasmanSea

BassStrait

Auckland

HIVA OA, FRENCH POLYNESIA


P A C I F I C I S L A N D S O D Y S S E Y

S e a b o u r n O d y s s e y Sydney to Los Angeles

3 8 D a y s | F e b r u a r y 1 3 , 2 0 1 6


Sydney, Australia 6p


2 Brisbane, Australia 8a | 6p


5 Île des Pins, New Caledonia 8a | 5p

6 Nouméa, New Caledonia 7a | 6p

7 Maré, New Caledenia• 8a | 5p


10 Honiara, Guadalcanal, 7a | 3pSolomon Islands


12 Luganville, Vanuatu 10a | 8p

13 Port-Vila, Vanuatu 9a | 5p


15 Lautoka, Fiji 10a | 8p

16 Dravuni Island, Fiji 10a | 6p

17 Levuka, Fiji 8a | 5p

18 Cruising the Pacifi c Ocean Cross the International Date Line


20 Pago Pago, American Samoa 8a | 6p



24 Fanning Island, Kiribati 12n | 6p Cross the International Date Line


27 Kona, Hawaii 1p | 6p

28 Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii 7a

29 Honolulu, Oahu, Hawaii 11p

30 Lahaina, Maui, Hawaii 8a | 8p

31 Hilo, Hawaii 8a | 6p




LOS ANGELES

SYDNEY

Equator

PacificOcean

PacificOcean

TasmanSea

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Fanning Island

KonaHilo

LahainaHonolulu

Pago Pago

Brisbane

Nouméa Maré

Île des Pins

Lautoka

LevukaDravuniIsland

Honiara

Port-VilaLuganville

LUGANVILLE, VANUATU


Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



$33,400 $15,499

37,500 18,499

62,700 Inquire

83,300 Inquire


BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM





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VALPARAÍSO

PuertoMonttCastro

Punta ArenasUshuaiaStrait of Magellan

Drake PassageBeagle Channel

Paradise Bay

Lemaire Channel

Antarctic Sound

Equator

PacificOcean

CaribbeanSea

ScotiaSea

AtlanticOceaan

BuenosAires

Montevideo

Armação dos BúziosRio de Janeiro

Vitória

Natal

Recife

Chilean FjordsPort Stanley, Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas

Reloncaví Sound

Gulf of Corcovado

El Brujo GlacierCanal Sarmiento

King GeorgeIsland

Hope BayGerlache Strait

Weddell Sea

Devil’s Island

Barbados

FORTLAUDERDALE

St. BartsGuadeloupe

Jost Van Dyke



A N T A R C T I C & A M E R I C A S E X P L O R A T I O N I

S e a b o u r n Q u e s t Fort Lauderdale to Valparaíso (Santiago)

4 5 D a y s | N o v e m b e r 4 , 2 0 1 6











13 Natal, Brazil• 8a | 6p



17 Vitória, Brazil• 8a | 5p


19 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 8a

20 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 12n


23 Montevideo, Uruguay• 10a | 8p

24 Buenos Aires, Argentina• 7a | 4p



28 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands† 10a | 6p(Islas Malvinas)




38 Ushuaia, Argentina 7a | 1pScenic cruising Beagle Channel

39 Punta Arenas, Chile 8a | 8pScenic cruising Strait of Magellan

40 Scenic cruising Canal Sarmiento and El Brujo Glacier


42 Scenic cruising Gulf of Corcovado Castro, Isla Chiloé, Chile 12n | 8p

43 Puerto Montt, Chile 6a | 3p Scenic cruising Reloncaví Sound


45 Valparaíso (Santiago), Chile 7a


† Tender operations are subject to weather conditions.

SQUIRREL MONKEY, DEVIL'S ISLAND, FRENCH GUIANA

DE VIL’ S ISL AND, FRENCH GUIANA Once a notorious pri son colony, the i sland today has largely returned to i t s bucolic natural s tate. Stroll among the ruins , and meditate on how dif ferent i t must have seemed to prisoners such as Henri Charrière, known as Papillon.



Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)




$45,100 $24,499

50,500 26,999

81,100 43,999

105,400 Inquire


BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM




BALI, INDONESIA

PIRAEUS

Dubai

IndianOcean

PacificOcean

Bay ofBengal

Strait ofMalacca

CoralSea

TasmanSea

TorresStrait

TimorSea

ArafuraSea

MediterraneanSea

SuezCanal

RedSea

Gulf ofAden

Gulf of Oman

ArabianSea

Muscat

Haifa

Ágios Nikólaos

AshdodAqaba

Equator

Porto Malai

Singapore

Mumbai

Abu Dhabi

Sir BaniYas Island

Mangalore

Cochin

Benoa

Celukan Bawang

KomodoIsland

Probolinggo

SemarangSurabaya

SYDNEY

CairnsLembar

Darwin

Mooloolaba

Townsville

HamiltonIsland

SINGAPORE



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Piraeus (Athens) to Sydney 6 0 D a y s | D e c e m b e r 4 , 2 0 1 6



1 Agios Nikólaos, Crete, Greece 8a | 6p




5 Transiting Suez Canal








16 Dubai, United Arab Emirates 7a | 4p














31 Porto Malai, Langkawi, 8a | 6p Malaysia


33 Singapore 8a

34 Singapore 12m



37 Semarang (Borobudur), 7a | 5p Java, Indonesia



40 Celukan Bawang, 8a | 6p Bali, Indonesia


42 Slawi Bay, Komodo Island, 7a | 4p Indonesia†

43 Benoa (Denpasar), 12n Bali, Indonesia•

44 Benoa (Denpasar), Bali, Indonesia• 11p


46 Slawi Bay, Komodo Island , 12n | 8p Indonesia†








54 Cairns, Australia• 5p










SHEIKH ZAYED BIN SULTAN AL NAHYAN MOSQUE, ABU DHABI, UAE

COCHIN, INDIA

COCHIN, INDIA Clues to Cochin’s long hi story as a trading port include butter f ly- shaped f i shing net s from China and a 16 th- century Jewi sh synagogue. Take a boat through the city’s picturesque backwaters to witness the timeless daily life of the Kerala Coast .



Veranda Suite (V1)




A R A B I A , I N D I A & A S I A E X P L O R A T I O N

$74,200 Inquire

123,200 Inquire

164,800 Inquire


BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM




FORTLAUDERDALE

CaribbeanSea

AtlanticOcean

SanAndres

KeyWest

PuertoLimón

Boca del Toro ColonPortobelo

Cartagena

Aruba Bonaire

Curaçao

St. Barts

Guadeloupe

Virgin Gorda

Cap Cana

St. Lucia

BARBADOS

Grenada

Tobago

Mayreau

St. Kitts

Anguilla

Îles des Saintes

Jost Van DykeSanJuan

Dominica

Bequia

Martinique

Antigua

THE CATHOLIC CATHEDRAL CHURCH, ROSEAU, DOMINICA

BOCA DEL TORO, PANAMA



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ROSE AU, DOMINIC A “The Nature Island” is a taste of unspoiled Caribbean culture. The birthplace of Rose’s Lime Juice, the island has resisted high-rise hotels, and boasts forest walks, waterfalls and diving. A fortress atop Morne Bruce gives panoramic views.


E X O T I C C A R I B B E A N E X P L O R A T I O N

S e a b o u r n O d y s s e y Fort Lauderdale to Barbados

3 9 D a y s | J a n u a r y 2 4 , 2 0 1 7






























30 San Juan, Puerto Rico 8a | 6p

31 Jost Van Dyke, 8a | 5p British Virgin Islands Marina Day with complimentary watersports (conditions permitting)

32 Road Bay, Anguilla 8a | 5p

33 St. John’s, Antigua 8a | 11p

34 Carambola Beach, St. Kitts 8a | 5p


36 Roseau, Dominica 8a | 6p

37 Fort-de-France, Martinique 8a | 6p

38 Bequia, St. Vincent & 8a | 5p the Grenadines



Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



MORRO FORT, SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO

FORT-DE-FRANCE, MARTINIQUE


$32,100 $16,999

37,200 19,999

63,100 32,499

79,600 41,499


BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM





Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



IPANEMA BEACH, RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL

CASTRO, ISLA CHILOÉ, CHILE

C A STRO, ISL A CHILOÉ, CHILE Dominated by the canary-yellow spire of its wooden cathedral, Castro i s a showplace of legacy architecture combining boat-building skill s and native techniques with lumber from the abundant forest s . The i sland ’s wooden churches compri se a UNESCO World Heritage treasure.


A N T A R C T I C & A M E R I C A S E X P L O R A T I O N I I

S e a b o u r n Q u e s t Valparaíso (Santiago) to Fort Lauderdale 5 7 D a y s | F e b r u a r y 2 , 2 0 1 7




2 Scenic cruising Reloncaví Sound Puerto Montt, Chile 10a | 8p

3 Castro, Isla Chiloé, Chile 7a | 3p Scenic cruising Gulf of Corcovado



6 Scenic cruising Strait of Magellan Punta Arenas, Chile 6a | 6p





17 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 7a | 4p(Islas Malvinas)†




22 Buenos Aires, Argentina 4p



26 Ilhabela, São Sebastião Island, 8a | 5pBrazil



29 Vitória, Brazil• 8a | 6p



33 Natal, Brazil• 7a | 2p




37 Cross the Equator




41 Manaus, Brazil• 7a

42 Manaus, Brazil

43 Manaus, Brazil• 6p

44 Parintíns, Brazil 12n | 6p

45 Santarém, Brazil 8a | 6p

46 Cruising the Amazon River Cross the Equator








54 Jost Van Dyke, 7a | 2pBritish Virgin Islands




† Tender operations are subject to weather conditions.

$61,600 $31,499

69,000 34,999

117,200 56,999

147,200 76,499


BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM




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AmazonRiver

VALPARAÍSO

PuertoMontt

Castro

Punta Arenas

UshuaiaStrait of Magellan

DrakePassage

CapeHornBeagle Channel

Paradise Bay

Lemaire Channel

AntarcticSound

Equator

PacificOcean

CaribbeanSea

AtlanticOceaan

AtlanticOceaan

BuenosAires

Montevideo


Rio de Janeiro

Ilhabela

Vitória

Natal

Recife

Chilean Fjords Stanley, Falkland Islands/Islas Malvinas

Reloncaví Sound

Gulf of Corcovado

El Brujo Glacier

Canal Sarmiento

King GeorgeIsland

Hope BayGerlache Strait

WeddellSea

Devil’s Island

Barbados

FORTLAUDERDALE

St. BartsGuadeloupeSt. Lucia

Jost Van Dyke

SantarémManaus

Fortaleza

Parintíns


dependent on weather and ice

USHUAIA, ARGENTINA

MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY



Halong Bay

Halong BayHong Kong

Da Nang

Ho ChiMinh City

KoKood

Sihanoukville

LaemChabang

SINGAPORE

HiroshimaFukuoka

Busan

Qingdao

DalianXingang

Yantai

Incheon

Lianyungang

Xiamen

Keelung

Naha

Miyakojima

Kobe

YokohamaShimizu

Kagoshima

ShanghaiZhujiajian

Hundred IslandsManila

KaohsiungHualien

Ishigaki

Miyanoura

Nagasaki

Kochi

BoracayCoron


Aomori

HakodateKushiro

Kodiak

Skagway

Juneau

Victoria

SEATTLE

PacificOcean

Gulf ofAlaskaBering

Sea

PacificOcean

SouthChina

Sea

InsidePassage

Inte

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lD

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SINGAPOREHIROSAKI CASTLE, AOMORI, JAPAN



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P A C I F I C R I M E X P L O R A T I O N

S e a b o u r n S o j o u r n Singapore to Seattle

8 9 D a y s | M a r c h 4 , 2 0 1 7

D AY P O R T A R R D E P D AY P O R T A R R D E P D AY P O R T A R R D E P D AY P O R T A R R D E P

Singapore 12m



3 Laem Chabang (Bangkok), 8a | 6pThailand







10 Da Nang (Hue/Hoi An), Vietnam 8a | 6p




14 Hong Kong, China 7a | 4p
















31 Kobe, Japan 8a

32 Kobe, Japan 4p






















54 Miyakojima (Hirara), 10a | 5p Miyako, Japan





59 Shanghai, China





























Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



$95,800 $54,999

104,800 59,499

174,700 96,999

237,900 133,999


BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM





Veranda Suite (V1)



CULTURAL CENTRE, ASHDOD, ISRAEL

MUMBAI, INDIA


Sydney to Piraeus (Athens) 6 0 D a y s | M a r c h 6 , 2 0 1 7
















14 Slawi Bay, Komodo, Island 7a | 2p Indonesia †


16 Benoa (Denpasar), 7a Bali, Indonesia•

17 Benoa (Denpasar), Bali, Indonesia• 12n

18 Slawi Bay, Komodo, Indonesia † 8a | 3p


20 Celukan Bawang, Bali, 8a | 6p Indonesia



23 Semarang (Borobudur), Java, 9a | 7p Indonesia



26 Singapore 7a | 4p
































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A S I A , I N D I A & A R A B I A E X P L O R A T I O N


DOHA, QATAR The nation’s capital displays impressive architecture, including the I.M. Pei-designed Museum of Islamic Art and the serene State Grand Mosque. The unique, eclectic Sheikh Faisal Bin Qassim Al Thani Museum displays everything from cars to stamps and Islamic treasures.


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$69,700 $30,499

117,500 50,499

155,300 Inquire


BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM





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ATHENS, GREECE


PIRAEUS

Dubai

IndianOcean

PacificOcean

Bay ofBengal

Strait ofMalacca

CoralSea

TasmanSea

TorresStrait

TimorSea

ArafuraSea

MediterraneanSea

SuezCanal

RedSea

Gulf ofAden

Gulf of Oman

ArabianSea

Muscat

Haifa

Santoríni

AshdodAqaba

Equator Singapore

Mumbai

Abu Dhabi

Sir BaniYas Island

Mangalore

Colombo

Benoa

Celukan Bawang

KomodoIsland

Probolinggo

SemarangSurabaya

SYDNEY

CairnsLembar

Darwin

Mooloolaba

TownsvilleHamiltonIsland

Salalah

Doha

DARWIN, AUSTRALIA

MANGALORE, INDIA


HONGKONG

HiroshimaFukuoka

Busan

Qingdao

DalianXingang

Yantai

Incheon

Lianyungang

Xiamen

KeelungNaha

Miyakojima

Kobe

YokohamaShimizu

Kagoshima

Shanghai

Zhujiajian

Hundred IslandsManila

KaohsiungHualien

Ishigaki

Miyanoura

Nagasaki

Kochi

BoracayCoron


Aomori

HakodateKushiro

Kodiak

Skagway

Juneau

Victoria

SEATTLE

PacificOcean

Gulf ofAlaskaBering

Sea

PacificOcean

SouthChina

Sea

InsidePassage

Inte

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lD

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CORON, PHILIPPINES YANTAI, CHINA



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SKAGWAY, ALASKA

N O R T H P A C I F I C E X P L O R A T I O N

S e a b o u r n S o j o u r n Hong Kong to Seattle

7 5 D a y s | M a r c h 1 8 , 2 0 1 7


Hong Kong, China 4p
















17 Kobe, Japan 8a

18 Kobe, Japan 4p



























45 Shanghai, China





























Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)




GUAN YIN, PUTUOSHAN, CHINA

$81,300 $46,999

88,500 50,499

149,500 83,499

203,600 115,999

Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are an additional $1,788.94 and subject to change. See pag 166 for details.

BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM




HONGKONG

HiroshimaFukuoka

BusanQingdao

DalianXingang

YantaiIncheon

Lianyungang

Xiamen

KeelungMotobu

Miyakojima

KOBE

Yokohama

Shimizu

Kagoshima

Shanghai

Zhujiajian

Hundred Islands

Manila

Kaohsiung

Hualien

Ishigaki

Naha

PacificOcean

Sea ofJapan

SouthChina

Sea

SuluSea

EastChina

Sea

Nagasaki

Kochi

BoracayCoron

QINGDAO, CHINA This important port hosted the Olympic sailing events in 2008. Its history as a German colony accounts for its famous Tsingtao brewery. See the European-style villas in Badaguan, the seven-story pagoda at Zhanshan Temple, or visit towering Mt. Lao, said to be the cradle of Taoism in China.



Ocean View (A)

Veranda Suite (V1)



HUALIEN, TAIWAN

A S I A N S E A S E X P L O R A T I O N

S e a b o u r n S o j o u r n Hong Kong to Kobe

5 4 D a y s | M a r c h 1 8 , 2 0 1 7


Hong Kong, China 4p
















17 Kobe, Japan 8a

18 Kobe, Japan 4p





23 Incheon (Seoul), South Korea 8a | 11p






















45 Shanghai, China









54 Kobe, Japan 7a


$60,900 $34,999

66,300 37,999

111,900 61,999

152,400 86,499


BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM





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STATE GRAND MOSQUE, DOHA, QATAR


Veranda Suite (V1)



PIRAEUS

Dubai

RedSea

SuezCanal

MediterraneanSea

IndianOcean

Gulf ofAden

ArabianSea

Gulf ofOman

Muscat

HaifaAshdodAqaba

Strait ofMalacca

Bay ofBengal

SINGAPORE

Mumbai

AbuDhabiSir Bani

Yas Island

Mangalore

Colombo

Santoríni

Doha

Salalah


Singapore to Piraeus (Athens) 3 4 D a y s | A p r i l 1 , 2 0 1 7


Singapore 4p






























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S E A S O F S I N B A D I I

$33,500 14,999

56,200 25,499

74,600 Inquire


BROCHUREFARES FROM

VALUEFA R E S FROM




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146 SEABOURN.COM

Complimentary Suite Amenities

Your suite includes many amenities; Champagne upon arrival;

stocked bar with up to two selected spirits, wine and soft

drinks; fresh fruit; personalized stationery; exclusive

wellness products by Molton Brown, London and a choice

of designer soaps.

Complimentary Watersports

Depending on the itinerary, climate and local regulations,

Seabourn offers complimentary kayaking, sailing and other

watersports from a marina at the ship’s stern or from a beach.

Wet Cleaning and Laundry

Wet cleaning (alternative for dry cleaning) and laundry

services are available on board and will be billed to your

onboard account. In addition, there is a complimentary

self-service launderette available on Seabourn Odyssey,

Seabourn Quest and Seabourn Sojourn.

Shore Excursions

Seabourn’s comprehensive shore excursions are designed to

enhance your destination experience. All tours and excursions

can be purchased in advance at Seabourn.com. Throughout

your cruise there will be interesting briefings that will include

tour information, shopping advice and other suggestions

for the ports you will be visiting.

Internet and Wireless Access

All Seabourn ships offer Wi-Fi/internet service. You can also

stay in touch via the Computer Center. Fees for use of these

services will be charged to your onboard account.

Complimentary Wi-Fi/internet service amenity is provided to

guests booked in premium suite categories as noted on

pages 150-153, 156-159.

Cell Phone/Fax/Telephone

Before departure you will receive direct-dial telephone and

fax information for your ship. Cell phone service is also

available on board. Users will incur international roaming

charges by their home carriers.

Medical Facilities

The onboard medical facilities are equipped to provide care

for unexpected illness and accidents. These basic facilities are

not intended or designed for ongoing treatment of pre-existing

conditions. If you anticipate a need for medical services,

your special requirement must be cleared in writing with

Seabourn before your booking can be finalized. For restrictions

regarding pregnant women, see “Minors as Guests / Pregnancy

Policy” on page 167.

Money Matters

The Purser’s Office/Seabourn Square serves as the ship’s

financial center; you can exchange cash and U.S. traveler’s

checks for U.S. Dollars, Pounds Sterling and Euros. Prices

and currency are in U.S. dollars. For your convenience, at

embarkation you will be asked to present a major credit

card and sign a charge slip. Once this account is opened, all

onboard purchases will be charged to it, and shipboard

credits*, if any, will be applied. At the end of your voyage,

an itemized statement will be delivered to your suite, which

may be settled with American Express®, Visa®, MasterCard®,

Diner’s Club®, Discover®, traveler’s checks or cash. Regrettably,

personal checks or letters of credit cannot be honored.

Cash advances against your onboard account or any form of

credit card are limited, and at a 3% service charge.

* Shipboard credits may not be combined, transferred or redeemed for cash, have no residual value and cannot be used in the casino.

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Packing Tips

Daytime and in port:

Casual, resort-style attire, including jeans and shorts, is welcome

in all lounges and dining venues until 6pm. Swimsuits, brief shorts,

cover-ups and exercise attire should be reserved for poolside, on

deck or in the spa and fitness center.

Evenings (after 6pm) will be one of the following:n Elegant Casual:

- Men: slacks with a collared dress shirt or sweater; Jacket optional

- Ladies: slacks /skirt, blouse, pant suit or dress.

- Jeans are welcome in all dining venues during the day

- Jeans are not appropriate in The Restaurant after 6pm

n Formal

In The Restaurant:

- Men: Tuxedo, suit or slacks and jacket required (Tie not required.)

- Ladies: evening gown or cocktail dress

- Dress in other dining venues is Elegant Casual

- Jeans are welcome in all dining venues during the day

- Jeans are not appropriate in The Restaurant after 6pm

Local Customs

It is helpful to be aware of the customs of the countries you are visiting.

In some ports men and women should not wear shorts, and many

cultures prefer that women wear dresses or skirts when visiting

places of worship. During the cruise, our well-versed staff members

will offer informative talks and guidance on local customs.

Personalize Your Cruise Reservation

Once you have confirmed your reservation, visit the Already Booked

section of our website at Seabourn.com, where you can personalize

your reservation as follows:

n Cruise Documents: You may access and print your

cruise documents.

n Complete your Guest Registration: Supply required

security information

n Select personal preferences for your suite

n Obtain Visa and Immunization Information

n Purchase optional shore excursions and gift items

n Book and purchase Spa appointments

n Add Seabourn’s Personal Valet® luggage shipping service

Private Cocktail Parties

The onboard staff can provide catering arrangements and invitations

for parties in your suite. Please give the staff 24 hours notice or contact

Seabourn reservations prior to your cruise.

Religious Services

A lay staff member will conduct non-denominational Christian services

on Sundays. For Christmas and Easter, non-denominational worship

services and Mass will be conducted by a Roman Catholic priest. A Rabbi

is on board during Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Yom Kippur and Chanukah.

Smoking Policy

For the comfort and convenience of all guests, most public areas

on board are smoke-free. Please visit the Frequently Asked Questions

section at Seabourn.com for our current policy.




seabourn club

148 SEABOURN.COM Please visit Seabourn.com for additional information, and full terms and conditions.

As a valued member of our Seabourn Club, you know you can look forward to an especially

warm welcome when you next step on the gangway. You will enjoy a comfortable familiarity with the

ship and staff, a shared camaraderie with your shipmates, and an array of exclusive Seabourn Club

benefits that we offer in sincere gratitude for your loyalty — benefits that extend from recognition,

rewards and privileges on board to added values and special offers at home. Those benefits begin to

multiply in a very short time, and they accumulate into the most valuable loyalty rewards programme

in cruising. Your loyalty is rewarded in two ways: Milestone Awards based on the number of days you

sail and Seabourn Club Points. Just as we offer you the luxury of choice while on board, we want to

extend to you the luxury of choosing from a range of benefi ts when you sail with us.

Milestones Awards

Each day you sail with Seabourn earns you one

Sailed Day, and these days count toward your

Milestone Awards. Seabourn Club Milestone

Awards feature a complimentary cruise of up

to seven days when your Club account reaches

140 Redeemable Sailed Days, or a complimentary

cruise of up to 14 days when 250 Redeemable

Sailed Days is reached. We are also pleased to

recognize you at an onboard event with a special

gift from Tiffany & Co®. when you celebrate these

Sailed Day milestones:

Seabourn Club Points

In addition to earning Milestone Awards, you can

also earn Seabourn Club Points that qualify you

for an array of additional benefits on board and

at home. These points establish your Seabourn

Club Membership level. There are a number of

ways to earn Seabourn Club Points:

■ Each Sailed Day on board a Seabourn ship earns you one Seabourn Club Point

■ Guests who pay published fares for penthouse or premium suites earn an additional Seabourn Club Point per Sailed Day.

■ Each night on an escorted Seabourn Journey earns one Seabourn Club Point

■ Every US$500 of eligible onboard and pre-cruise online purchases earns one Seabourn Club Point, limited to one additional Seabourn Club Point for each Sailed Day.

■ 100 Sailed Days

■ 200 Sailed Days

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SEABOURN CLUB MEMBER1-19 Seabourn Club Points

SEABOURN CLUB SILVER MEMBER 20-69 Seabourn Club Points

SEABOURN CLUB GOLD MEMBER 70-139 Seabourn Club Points

SEABOURN CLUB PLATINUM MEMBER 140-249 Seabourn Club Points

SEABOURN CLUB DIAMOND MEMBER 250+ Seabourn Club Points

n Special events and receptions on board

n Seabourn Club Host or Hostess on every voyage

n 5% Onboard Booking Savings on future cruises

Same benefits as Seabourn Club Member, plus your choice of ONE of the following: n 10% savings on

Shore Excursions**n 10% savings on premium

wines & spiritsn Complimentary internet

– 2-hour Silver Packagen Complimentary telephone

– 20 minutesn Seabourn Club

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Same benefits as Seabourn Club Member, plus your choice of TWO of the following:n 10% savings on

Shore Excursions** n 15% savings on premium


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Same benefits as Seabourn Club Member, plus your choice of THREE of the following:n 15% savings on Shore

Excursions**n 20% savings on premium


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Same benefits as Seabourn Club Member, plus ALL of the following benefits: n 15% savings on Shore

Excursions**n 25% savings on premium

wines & spiritsn Complimentary internet –

Unlimited Diamond Packagen Complimentary telephone –

40 minutesn Seabourn Club Signature

Massagen Day in the Spa Serene Arean Complimentary laundry and

pressing servicen Daily delivery of

preferred newspaper

n Advanced communications with new itineraries and special offers

n Special savings on select sailings

n Subscription to the Seabourn Club Herald

n Customizable online profile and preferences

Same benefits as Seabourn Club Member, plus:n Seabourn Club Silver Member

luggage tagsn Seabourn Advisory

Board membership

Same benefits as Seabourn Club Member, plus:n Seabourn Club Gold Member

luggage tagsn 10% savings on luggage

shipping servicesn Subscription to Travel + Leisure®

or Condé Nast Traveler**n Seabourn Advisory

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Same benefits as Seabourn Club Member, plus: n Seabourn Club Platinum

Member luggage tagsn Dedicated Seabourn

Club Concierge n 15% savings on luggage


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SuitesaboardSeabournOdyssey,SeabournSojournandSeabournQuestfeature a comfortable living area, queen-size bed or two twin beds; walk-in closet

with personal safe, interactive flat-screen TV with music and movies, fully–stocked bar and refrigerator, writing desk with personalized stationery, makeup vanity,

spacious bathroom with separate tub and shower, plush robes, slippers, hair dryer and 110/220V AC outlets.

GRAND WINTERGARDEN SUITE – CATEGORY GR Deck 7 Combine mid-ship suites 743 & 745 for suite 7435 or suites 744 & 746 for suite 7446 for a total inside space of 1,189 sq.ft. (110 sq.m.) plus two verandas totaling 214 sq.ft. (20 sq.m.)

Large windows, dining for six, glass-enclosed solarium with tub and day bed, two bedrooms, two bathrooms (one whirlpool), guest bath, convertible sofa bed for one, pantry with wet bar, three closets and three flat-screen TVs. Complimentary internet/Wi-Fi service.

WINTERGARDEN SUITE – CATEGORY WGDeck 7 Mid-ship suites 743 & 744: inside space of 914 sq.ft. (85 sq.m.) plus one veranda of 183 sq.ft. (17 sq.m.)

Large windows, dining for six, whirlpool bathtub, guest bath, convertible sofa bed for one, pantry with wet bar, glass-enclosed solarium with tub and day bed, two closets and two flat-screen TVs. Complimentary internet/Wi-Fi service.

SIGNATURE SUITE – CATEGORY SSDeck 7 forward suites 700 & 701: inside space of 859 sq.ft. (80 sq.m.) plus one veranda of 493 sq.ft. (46 sq.m.)

Expansive ocean views, forward-facing windows, dining for four to six, whirlpool bathtub, guest bath, pantry with wet bar, two closets and two flat-screen TVs. Complimentary internet/Wi-Fi service.

GRAND SIGNATURE SUITE – CATEGORY GRDeck 7 Combine forward suites 700 & 702 for suite 7002 or suites 701 & 703 for suite 7013 for a total inside space of 1,159 sq.ft. (107 sq.m.) plus two verandas totaling 558 sq.ft. (52 sq.m.)

Expansive ocean views, forward-facing windows, dining for four to six, two bedrooms, two full bathrooms (one whirlpool), guest bath, pantry with wet bar, three closets and three flat-screen TVs. Complimentary internet/Wi-Fi service.

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OWNER’S SUITE – CATEGORY OWDeck 6, 7 & 8 Total inside space of between 526 & 593 sq.ft. (49 to 55 sq.m.) plus veranda of between 133 sq.ft. and 354 sq.ft. (12 to 33 sq.m.)

Forward-facing windows, dining for four, separate bedroom, guest bath, two flat-screen TVs, pantry with wet bar. Complimentary internet/Wi-Fi service.

Mid-ship suite 731 has a convertible sofa for one, whirlpool bathtub and no forward-facing windows. Suites 731, 600 & 601 have a different configuration. Suites 600 and 601 are subject to noise when anchoring.

PENTHOUSE SPA SUITE – CATEGORY PSDeck 10 Suites 1090 & 1093 inside space of 539 sq.ft. (50 sq.m.) plus veranda of 167 sq.ft. (16 sq.m.)

Suites 1091 & 1092 inside space of 536 sq. ft. (50 sq.m) plus veranda of 200 sq.ft. (19 sq.m)

Dining table for two to four, separate bedroom, glass door to veranda, tub and spa shower, two flat screen TVs. Complimentary full-day access to The Spa at Seabourn serene area, in-suite spa amenities, spa concierge service.

These suites feature a second in-suite bar stocked with waters, juices, and healthy snacks. Calming L’Occitane fragrance can be diffused in the suite, and a soothing music soundtrack is available on request. The bathrooms offer additional Molton Brown specialty spa products. Guests can select from a menu of luxurious bath sponges, as well as soaps by Hermès, L’Occitane, Baudelaire and Salvatore Ferragamo.

Penthouse Spa Suites do not have elevator access.

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PENTHOUSE SUITE – CATEGORY PHDeck 6, 9 & 10 Total inside space of 436 sq.ft. (41 sq.m.) plus one veranda of 98 sq.ft. (9 sq.m.)

Dining table for two to four and separate bedroom. Glass door to veranda, two flat-screen TVs.

Deck 6 Suite 635 is larger and special-needs accessible, with tub and roll-in shower.Suite 1025 has a partially obstructed veranda view.

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OCEAN VIEW SUITE – CATEGORY A & A1Deck 4 Total inside space of 295 sq.ft. (28 sq.m.)

Dining table for two, living area and bedroom, large picture window, closet and flat-screen TV.

Suites 410 and 413 are 283 sq.ft. (26 sq.m.). Suite 411 is 271 sq.ft. (25 sq.m.).

VERANDA SUITE – CATEGORY V1-V6Decks 5, 6, 7, 8 and 9 Total inside space of 300 sq.ft. (28 sq.m.) plus one veranda of 65 sq.ft. (6 sq.m.)*

Dining table for two, living area and bedroom, glass door to veranda, closet and flat-screen TV.

745 and 746 are 275 sq.ft. (26 sq.m. and have a smaller veranda). Suites 924 and 1024 are 286 sq.ft. (27 sq.m.).The veranda railings in categories V3 to V6 are all glass from floor to teak rail. The railings in categories V1 and V2 are part metal and part glass from floor to teak rail.*Suites 502-507 have smaller verandas.





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Suites aboard Seabourn Encore feature a comfortable living area, private veranda, queen-size bed or two twin beds; walk-in closet with personal safe,

interactive fl at-screen TV with music and movies, fully-stocked bar and refrigerator, writing desk with personalized stationery, makeup vanity, spacious bathroom

with separate tub and shower, plush robes, slippers, hair dryer and 110/220V AC outlets.

GRAND WINTERGARDEN SUITE – CATEGORY GR Deck 8 Combine mid-ship suites 849 & 851 for suite 8491 or suites 846 & 848 for suite 8468 for a total inside space of 1,292 sq.ft. (120 sq.m.) plus two verandas totaling 244 sq.ft. (23 sq.m.)

Large windows, dining for six, glass-enclosed solarium with tub and day bed, two bedrooms, two bathrooms (one whirlpool), guest bath, convertible sofa bed for one, pantry with wet bar, three closets and three fl at-screen TVs. Complimentary internet/Wi-Fi service.

WINTERGARDEN SUITE – CATEGORY WGDeck 8 Mid-ship suites 846 & 849: inside space of 989 sq.ft. (92 sq.m.) plus one veranda of 197 sq.ft. (18 sq.m.)

Large windows, dining for six, whirlpool bathtub, guest bath, convertible sofa bed for one, pantry with wet bar, glass-enclosed solarium with tub and day bed, two closets and two fl at-screen TVs. Complimentary internet/Wi-Fi service.

SIGNATURE SUITE – CATEGORY SSDeck 8 forward suites 800 & 801 inside space of 931 sq.ft. (86 sq.m.) plus one veranda of 833 sq.ft. (77 sq.m.)

Expansive ocean views, forward-facing windows, dining for four to six, whirlpool bathtub, guest bath, pantry with wet bar, two closets and two fl at-screen TVs. Complimentary internet/Wi-Fi service.


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PENTHOUSE SPA SUITE – CATEGORY PSDeck 11 total inside space of between 639 & 677sq.ft. (59 & 63 sq.m.) plus veranda of between 254 & 288 sq.ft. (24 & 27 sq.m.)

Dining table for two to four, separate bedroom, glass door to veranda, tub and spa shower, two fl at screen TVs. Complimentary full-day access to The Spa at Seabourn serene area, in-suite spa amenities, spa concierge service.

These suites feature a second in-suite bar stocked with waters, juices, and healthy snacks. Calming L’Occitane fragrance can be diffused in the suite, and a soothing music soundtrack is available on request. The bathrooms offer additional Molton Brown specialty spa products. Guests can select from a menu of luxurious bath sponges, as well as soaps by Hermès, L’Occitane, Baudelaire and Salvatore Ferragamo.

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OWNER’S SUITE – CATEGORY OWDeck 7, 8, 9 & 10 Total inside space of between 576 & 597 sq.ft. (54 & 55 sq.m.) plus veranda of between 142 & 778 sq.ft. (13 to 72 sq.m.)

Forward-facing windows, dining for four, separate bedroom, guest bath, two fl at-screen TVs, pantry with wet bar. Complimentary internet/Wi-Fi service.

Mid-ship suites 742 & 838 have a convertible sofa for one, whirlpool bathtub and no forward-facing windows. Suites 700, 701, & 1012 have a different confi guration. Suites 700 and 701 are subject to noise when anchoring.


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VERANDA SUITE – CATEGORY V1-V6Decks 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 & 11 Total inside space of between 246 & 302 sq.ft. (23 & 28 sq.m.) plus one veranda of between 68 & 74 sq.ft. (6 & 7 sq.m.)

Dining table for two, living area and bedroom, glass door to veranda, closet and fl at-screen TV. The veranda railings in categories V3 to V6 are all glass from floor to teak rail. The railings in categories V1 and V2 are part metal and part glass from floor to teak rail.

PENTHOUSE SUITE – CATEGORY PHDeck 10 & 11 Total inside space of between 449 & 450 sq.ft. (42 sq.m.) plus one veranda of between 93 & 103 sq.ft. (9 & 10 sq.m.)

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If you are interested in greater flexibility when booking an air schedule, our Flexible Fares may be the option you are seeking. If you are sure of your plans and are looking for potentially lower air rates, our Restricted Fares may work best for your travel schedule.

Flight Ease® is offered at an additional charge to your cruise fare. Certain conditions and restrictions apply. See Seabourn.com for details.

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Se a b o u r n ’ s o p t i o n a l Flight Ease® p r o g r a m

Flight Ease offers you convenience, competitive pricing and the peace of mind

of 24-hour assistance while traveling to and from your cruise or Seabourn Journey.

Competitive Pricing

Provides current, competitive rates from multiple carriers.

Easy Search

Provides flights that arrive and depart in time for your voyage or journey.

Immediate Confirmation

Your flights are confirmed immediately, at the time of air booking.

Personalized Travel

Customize your pre- and post-cruise itinerary to match your travel needs.

Select Your Level of Comfort

Choose First, Business, Premium Economy or Economy.

Next–Port Protection

In case of airline delay or cancellation, we’ll take care of any flight changes, if necessary, to join the voyage at the next available port of call.

24-Hour Travel Assistance

Seabourn staff is here to support you with 24-hour flight assistance.

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Itineraries and rates available 330 days prior to departure.

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PERSONAL VALET® LUGGAGE SERVICE

Traveling without the bother of bulky baggage is a liberating

and luxurious experience, thanks to Seabourn’s optional Personal

Valet Luggage Service. With just one call to our reliable luggage

delivery partner Luggage Forward®, you can have your luggage

picked up at your home and delivered to your onboard suite. No

more checking luggage at the airport. And no more waiting at

baggage claim. You can just board your flight and meet your

Seabourn ship.

For more information, visit www.luggageforward.com/seabourn

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For discerning travelers, a cruise with Seabourn is an exceptional value. Most of all, you’ll set sail with confidence, knowing that your trip will meet or exceed your expectations, which is the greatest value of all.

CRUISE FARES

You will be advised of the rate of any such charge at the time of making payment. All fares are in U.S. dollars, per guest, double occupancy and include suite accommodations as booked, all onboard meals and entertainment, fine wines and spirits (bar expenses for select vintage wine and spirits are additional).

If you wish to pay for your cruise by credit or debit card, we reserve the right to levy a charge on such payment.

All fares are cruise-only and exclude air and transfers. Seabourn’s optional air program offers specially priced first-class, business-class and economy-class air arrangements and transfers as a supplement to the cruise fare. Customized air arrangements and ground transfers may also be requested.

Cruise fares do not include Taxes, Fees, Port Expenses & Fuel Supplement, optional travel protection plan and any incidental expenses including, but not limited to: laundry charges, bar expenses for select vintage wines and spirits, spa and salon treatments, telephone and internet charges, medical services, and shore excursions.

Fares are capacity controlled and subject to change at any time without prior notice. Guests have the option of accepting any such cruise fare increases/additional charges or canceling the booking without incurring a cancellation fee. Taxes, Fees, Port Expenses & Fuel Supplement range from $99.84 to $2,215.43 per person, per cruise depending on the itinerary, and apply to all guests.

GRATUITIES

Tipping is neither required nor expected on board.

SPECIAL SAVINGS OPPORTUNITIES

Guests who reserve their Seabourn cruises early are rewarded with Value Fares with savings of up to 50% or more off brochure fares. Value Fares may increase or be withdrawn without prior notice, are subject to availability and to change without notice.

Combination Cruise fares include savings of up to 10%.

SINGLE OCCUPANCY

The fare for a single traveler in a double occupancy suite is 200% of the per person double occupancy fare. However, a Single Traveler Savings program is offered on all ships and a limited number of suites may be set aside.

SINGLE TRAVELER SAVINGS

Single Traveler Savings allows single occupancy of specific suites in categories shown below for an additional supplement to the published, per person double occupancy fare for that category.

SHIPAPPLICABLE

CATEGORYSINGLE OCCUPANCY SUPPLEMENT

Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn, Seabourn Quest

A-PS 175% of Category Fare

“RUN-OF-SHIP” SINGLE SAVINGS

On select sailings, single travelers pay 150% of the lowest category fare within applicable category ranges. The single traveler is guaranteed to sail on their selected cruise. Seabourn will confirm suite assignments 30 days prior to sailing.

SHIPAPPLICABLE

CATEGORYSINGLE OCCUPANCY SUPPLEMENT

Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn, Seabourn Quest

SA 150% of Category Fare

All Ships SV 150% of Category Fare

Availability and single occupancy fares are capacity controlled and may be withdrawn at any time. Seabourn reserves the right to refuse sale of suites at less than stated suite occupancy.

THIRD GUEST* & CHILDREN’S FARES

The published per person fare applies to children traveling as the second guest in a suite. Guests two years of age or older traveling as the third guest in a suite pay 50% of the per person fare for that category. Triple occupancy suites are subject to availability. For information on age restrictions, see “Children Traveling with an Adult” in General Information on page 167.

* Some suite categories may not be available on all sailing dates.

SAVINGS NOTES

The following restrictions apply to Seabourn’s savings programs:

All savings will be applied sequentially to the applicable reduced fare. However, they may be excluded from other types of fares or promotional offers.

All savings offers are capacity controlled and subject to change without notice, apply to the first two guests in a suite and are valid only for residents of North, Central or South America, the Caribbean and Asia/Pacific region.

Savings apply to cruise fares only. They do not apply to other fees/charges including, but not limited to: airfares, pre- or post-cruise land tours, hotel programs, shore excursions, customs/immigration, or Taxes, Fees, Port Expenses & Fuel Supplement.

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Se a b o u r n Sh i e l d ® guest protection

Don’t worry about the unexpected, either before your cruise or while you’re away. SeabournShield is a package of benefits to help provide reimbursement for losses that may occur while you cruise. SeabournShield may be added to your booking up until time of final payment.

SEABOURNSHIELD PACKAGE OF BENEFITS:

SeabournShield Cancellation Fee Waiver Program – waives the non-refundable cancellation provision of your Guest Cruise Ticket Contract and pays you the value (limited to $50,000 per guest) of the unused portion of your prepaid cruise vacation in the event that you or your traveling companion need to cancel your cruise vacation (for specified reasons). If your trip cost exceeds $50,000 per guest limit, you will be provided a travel credit equal to the amount by which the cancellation fees imposed exceed the $50,000 per guest cash reimbursement limit. This feature is provided by Seabourn Cruise Line*.

*For New York Residents, the SeabournShield Cancelallation Fee Waiver Program is underwritten by Transamerica Casualty Insurance Company, Columbus, Ohio, NAIC #10952 under Policy Certificate Form series TAHC5000.

SeabournShield Travel Insurance Program — reimburses losses for the following:

n Trip Delay: If you miss the departure of your cruise due to carrier-caused delays or other specified reasons, you will be reimbursed up to $1,000 for additional accommodations, meals and “catch-up” transportation expenses.

n Baggage Protection: If your baggage or personal property is lost or damaged, you will be reimbursed up to $3,000. If your bags are delayed or misdirected by a common carrier for more

than 24 hours, you will be reimbursed up to $500 for the purchase of necessary personal effects.

n Medical Expense Coverage: Should you become injured or sick during your vacation, you will be reimbursed up to $20,000 for medical expenses related to an illness, or up to $20,000 for expenses related to an injury.

n Emergency Evacuation/Repatriation: In the event that serious illness or injury requires air or ground transportation to a specialized facility or to return home, you will be provided up to $50,000 in covered medical services and supplies (coordinated by our 24-hour assistance provider) to help ensure your safe transport.Repatriation coverage provides for shipment of remains in the event of death during the cruise vacation.

The SeabournShield Travel Program is underwritten by Transamerica Casualty Insurance Company, Columbus, Ohio, NAIC #10952 (all states except as otherwise noted) under Policy/Certificate Form Series TAHC5000. In CA, HI, NE, NH, PA, TN and TX, policy/certificate form series TAHC5100 and TAHC5200. In IL, IN, KS, LA, OH, OR, VT, WA and WY, policy/certificate form #’s TAHC5100IPS and TAHC5200IPS. Certain coverages are under series TAHC6000 and TAHC7000.

SeabournShield Worldwide Emergency Assistance Program — provides 24-hour assistance services including pre-cruise health, safety and weather information; assistance with travel changes; lost luggage assistance; emergency cash transfer assistance; emergency medical and dental assistance; and lost travel document assistance. Services provided by On Call International.

Important: This is only a brief description of the program. For a summary of the terms, conditions

and exclusions, please refer to Seabourn.com. Details of the program will be sent to you or your travel agent. If you have any questions, or would like to request a copy of SeabournShield, please call 1-800-828-2459.

This program was designed and is administered by Aon Affinity. Aon Affinity is the brand name for the brokerage and program administration operations of Affinity Insurance Services, Inc. (TX 13695); (AR 244489); in CA & MN, AIS Affinity Insurance Agency, Inc. (CA 0795465); in OK, AIS Affinity Insurance Services, Inc.; in CA, Aon Affinity Insurance Services, Inc. (CA 0G94493), Aon Direct Insurance Administrators and Berkely Insurance Agency and in NY, AIS Affinity Insurance Agency. Affinity Insurance Services is acting as a Managing General Agent as that term is defined in section 626.015(14) of the Florida Insurance Code. As an MGA we are acting on behalf of our carrier partner.

This plan provides insurance coverage that applies only during the covered trip. You may have coverage from other sources that provides you with similar benefits but may be subject to different restrictions depending upon your other coverages. You may wish to compare the terms of this policy with your existing life, health, home and automobile policies. If you have any questions about your current coverage, call your insurer, insurance agent or broker.

Note: Prices are subject to change without notice.

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RESPONSIBILITY

Cruise passage on a Seabourn ship is subject to the Terms and Conditions set forth in the Cruise Contract, a copy of which will be included with your preliminary documents and may be viewed at Seabourn.com. Please note that the contract includes a clause specifying that subject to specific exceptions, disputes will be arbitrated before the American Arbitration Association in King County, State of Washington. Disputes not subject to arbitration shall be subject to certain courts in the State of Washington as the exclusive forum for resolving disputes. Seabourn shall have the right to cancel or alter in any way any scheduled sailing or itinerary which, in its sole judgment and discretion, is justified for any reason and to do so without liability for damage or for any loss to guests. Seabourn also reserves the right, in the event of a full-ship charter or for any other reason, to cancel reservations whether or not a deposit or full payment has been received. In such an event, Seabourn’s only liability will be to refund to guests the amount it has received.

Non-Seabourn Services (such as airlines and ground carriers, shore excursions, restaurants, air ambulance, hotels and shoreside physicians) are generally performed by independent contractors. These Non-Seabourn Services are solely at your risk and subject to the terms or arrangements made by you or on your behalf with the independent contractor. We assume no responsibility with respect to these Non-Seabourn Services (including cancellation, delay, injury, death or damage to property) even though we may collect monies or make bookings.

Situations may arise which, in our opinion, make it necessary for us to cancel, advance or postpone a scheduled departure, change itineraries or make substitutions involving hotels, restaurants, ports of call, other travel components vessels or other modes of transportation. In that event, we do not assume responsibility or liability for any resulting losses, expenses or inconvenience. Your full cruise fare will be refunded, however, if the cruise is cancelled prior to initial embarkation. We are not required to make refunds once travel commences, regardless of the reason for guests being unable to complete their travel.

DEPOSIT

A 25% deposit is required within three days of reservation or sooner for cruises of 14 days or less, or within 7 days or sooner for cruises of 15 days or more, as specified by Seabourn.

BALANCE OF PAYMENT

All cruises of 25 days or less: Seabourn must receive full payment 90 days before sailing. All reservations are subject to cancellation without notice if payments are not received by the due date, and are finalized only when paid in full at 90 days prior to sailing. Reservations made within 90 days require full payment within one day of the reservation or sooner, as specified by Seabourn.

All cruises of 26 days or longer: Seabourn must receive full payment 120 days before sailing: All reservations are subject to cancellation without notice if payments are not received by the due date, and are finalized only when paid in full at 120 days prior to sailing. Reservations made within 120 days require full payment within one day of the reservation or sooner, as specified by Seabourn.

METHOD OF PAYMENT

Only U.S. dollar payments are accepted. Seabourn accepts payments via agency check, personal check, American Express, Visa, MasterCard, Diner’s Club, Discover Card or JCB card. Expenses incurred for onboard services and products by the guest, or by Seabourn on behalf of the guest, shall be paid by the guest prior to disembarkation. Personal checks or letters of credit cannot be honored for onboard accounts.

TAXES, FEES & PORT EXPENSES

“Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses”, as used by us, may include any and all fees, charges, tolls and taxes imposed on us by governmental or quasi-governmental authorities, as well as third party fees and charges arising from a vessel’s presence in a harbor or port. Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses may include U.S. Customs fees, head taxes, Panama Canal tolls, dockage fees, wharfage fees, inspection fees, pilotage, air taxes, hotel or VAT taxes incurred as part of a land tour, immigration and naturalization fees, and Internal Revenue Service fees, as well as fees paid to third parties for navigation, berthing, stevedoring, baggage handling/storage and security services. Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses may be assessed per passenger, per berth, per ton or per vessel. Assessments calculated on a per ton or per vessel basis will be spread over the number of passengers on the Ship. Taxes, Fees & Port Expenses are subject to change and we reserve the right to collect any increases in effect at the time of sailing even if the fare has already been paid in full.

CANCELLATION FEES

If a cancellation occurs, the following cancellation fees will be assessed:

Cruises of 25 Days or Less: Days Prior to Departure Cancellation Fee

120-91 days 15% of full fare



30 days or less, or non-appearance 100% of full fare

Cruises of 26 Days or More: Days Prior to Departure Cancellation Fee




75 days or less, or non-appearance 100% of full fare

The above cancellation fees apply when either the entire booking, or any portion of a booking is cancelled or transferred to an alternative sailing, and shall apply to all travel including cruise, airfare and land arrangements. If only non-cruise components are cancelled, the guest will be responsible for any cancellation fees imposed by the airlines, other transportation carriers, tour and ground operators or hotel properties. Seabourn must receive written cancellation, which may be sent to Seabourn’s Reservations Department at Seabourn, 300 Elliott Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119 or to [email protected].

CANCELLATION POLICY EXCEPTION

If you have purchased a specially priced promotion that is 100% non-refundable from the point of payment, you are not entitled to any refund, payment, compensation or credit whatsoever of your gross fare if you cancel your booking.

OPTIONAL TRAVEL PROTECTION

We strongly recommend that all guests purchase comprehensive Trip Cancellation/Interruption Protection for the full purchase price of the cruise as well as air and/or land program costs. Your travel professional can provide more information about SeabournShield, a program that has been specially designed and economically priced exclusively for

our guests. See page 165 for details.

REFUNDS

Partial use of cruise, airfare, hotel and land extensions does not qualify a guest for a refund. All refund requests pertaining to cruise, land and air are subject to final review by Seabourn.

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EXTENDED HOTEL STAYS

Fares are per person double occupancy and include daily breakfast, private car transfers, a hospitality representative, porterage and bell service gratuities throughout, and all taxes. Seabourn reserves the right to substitute hotels of similar quality. Not all hotels can accommodate triples and quads, and when available may consist of two double beds which may not be suitable for three adults. If you require separate beds, we suggest that you pre-purchase an additional room before the start of your cruise. Special requests such as smoking, king or double beds, etc., are at the discretion of the hotel and cannot be guaranteed. Guests are responsible for incidentals and meals unless noted otherwise. Guests whose Seabourn air arrangements require a hotel “forced overnight” may be accommodated in a property of a different standard than typically used for Seabourn luxury hotel packages.

BAGGAGE & VALUABLES

Each fully paid adult guest will be allowed a reasonable amount of luggage on board containing their personal belongings. Please remember to check with your airline on their baggage restrictions and limitations. Guests are solely responsible for any baggage fees charged by the airline(s) at time of check-in. Seabourn’s responsibility for lost, damaged or misplaced baggage and other personal property is limited by the Cruise Contract. Seabourn is not responsible for camera equipment, jewelry, cash, medications, medical devices, dental appliances, or other similarly fragile and valuable items contained in checked or unchecked baggage, left in the suite or in public areas on board. These items should be personally carried by guests and placed in the suite safe once on board. Please review the Cruise Contract terms and conditions for additional information. For your safety, all baggage must pass a security checkpoint.

CHILDREN TRAVELING WITH AN ADULT

Please note that some countries have special requirements for minors (under age 18) who are not traveling with both parents. Children under 18 years of age must be accompanied by an adult and if that adult is not a parent or legal guardian, written permission from the parent or legal guardian is required. Please discuss this with your travel professional.

MEDICAL SERVICES

Each of our ships is equipped with limited medical facilities that are staffed by a physician and registered nurses. The physician is an independent contractor. There will be a fee charged for all medical services and medications obtained on board. If you become ill during the cruise and the physician is unable to care for your needs on board, you will be transferred to medical facilities on shore. If

your condition will require that you have special medical apparatus or assistance on board, we must be made aware of that at time of booking in order to determine whether we can accommodate your needs. If you are using prescription drugs, please bring an adequate supply with you and keep them in your carry-on luggage.

MINORS AS GUESTS/PREGNANCY POLICY

Guests under 21 years of age must be accompanied by a parent, guardian or chaperone who is at least 21 years old; one adult chaperone is required for every five people under age 21. We will not accept reservations for infants 6 months or younger for non-transocean sailings, 12 months or younger for transocean sailings at the time the cruise commences. Seabourn cannot accept a booking or carry any guest who will be 24 completed weeks or more pregnant on the last day of the intended cruise. All pregnant women

are required to produce a physician’s letter stating that mother and baby are in good health, fit to travel, and that the pregnancy is not high-risk.

EMBARKATION/DISEMBARKATION

The ship generally will be available for embarkation two hours before the scheduled sailing time noted on the itinerary sent with the final documents. You are responsible for arriving at the respective port on time for embarkation and for joining the vessel at its next port of call if, for any reason, you miss a scheduled sailing. Seabourn reserves the right to refuse or discontinue passage to anyone when, in Seabourn’s judgment, it would be considered a risk to the guest’s own safety and well-being or the health, safety, well-being, comfort and enjoyment of any other guest or crew member. On disembarkation day, suites must be vacated two hours after the scheduled arrival time, unless otherwise approved by the Hotel Manager. Guests making their own air arrangements should allow 3 to 4 hours for transfer time to the airport once customs and immigration clearance has been completed.

GUESTS WITH DISABILITIES

We do not discriminate against persons on the basis of disability. We seek, to the extent feasible, to accommodate the needs of persons with disabilities. Guests with disabilities are welcome aboard Seabourn ships. Guests who have medical, physical or other special requirements must advise Seabourn’s Reservation Department at time of reservation. Upon notification by a guest with a disability, Seabourn Reservations can assist in providing any relevant information pertaining to accessibility on board the vessels. We have a limited number of suites designated for wheelchair access. Due to the configuration of our ships, individuals using a wheelchair and

individuals with vision loss may experience some difficulties in accessing certain areas. For safety reasons, guests in wheelchairs cannot be carried up staircases or gangways, nor on launches when the ship is at anchor. Seabourn is pleased to permit individuals to bring qualified service animals on board. Notice that a guest will be traveling with an animal must be provided at the time of booking. Local laws or customs may prevent animals from disembarking at particular ports and countries. It is the guest’s obligation to obtain all documents/health certificates that may be required. Consult local customs authorities for information and requirements.

In limited situations where an individual with a disability would be unable to satisfy certain specified safety and other criteria, even when provided with appropriate auxiliary aids and services, we may find it necessary to ask the individual to make alternative travel arrangements.

Guests with conditions requiring ongoing medical assistance may be asked to have their physician provide a confidential certification form to ensure that they may travel safely.

For further information regarding accessibility of our ships and ports of call please contact our Reservation Department at 800-929-9391 or 206-626-9191

SPECIAL DIETS

Guests with special dietary needs should notify Seabourn at the time of booking or at the latest, six weeks before sailing. Every effort will be made to comply with these requests.

OPTIONAL LAND ARRANGEMENTS

Transfer and Package cancellations follow cruise cancellation policy. All custom package changes or cancellations are 100% non-refundable.

OPTIONAL SHORE EXCURSIONS

Shore excursions purchased on board or via our website, Seabourn.com, are subject to a 100% cancellation fee if cancelled after the published closing date, for the port in question. Cancellations of shore excursions made more than three days prior to embarkation will be fully refunded; cancellations made on board or within the three-day window prior to embarkation may be subject a cancellation fee. Cancellation fees for certain shore excursions may be up to 100% of the shore excursion price, depending on the shore excursion. For onboard cancellations of shore excursions, please speak with the Shore Excursion department onboard for the actual cancellation fee amount. Shore excursions are “Non-Provider Services” for the purposes of your Cruise Contract. All cancellations made on board will be refunded in the form of onboard credit, regardless of whether the purchase was made by a guest or a third party.



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Shore excursions are subject to change or cancellation without prior warning, based on local conditions at the time of ship’s arrival.

SPA APPOINTMENTS

Cancellations of spa services made more than three days prior to embarkation will be fully refunded. Cancellations of spa services within twenty-four hours of the appointment are subject to a 50% cancellation fee.

INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL DOCUMENTS & HEALTH INFORMATION

All guests must carry their valid passport. We strongly recommend carrying a passport that is valid for at least six months beyond the completion date of your travel, as this is required by some countries. In addition, certain countries may require entry visas. You are responsible for securing proper documentation for the countries visited on your cruise and overland tour destinations. Boarding may be denied or fines may be levied against those guests without proper documentation. Payment of any fines levied is the responsibility of the individual guest. Consult your travel advisor for advice on such requirements. Visa requirements vary by destination country and are subject to change by governments without notice. During a voyage, circumstances may require that Seabourn obtain a group entry visa for all guests, the cost of which will be charged to the guests’ on board account. You will be provided with preliminary cruise documents approximately three months prior to departure. These will contain instructions for viewing visa information from an independent visa service online, should you wish to avail yourself of this service.

Vaccination/immunization requirements vary considerably depending on the area of the world visited, and are subject to change at any time. We strongly recommend that all guests contact their personal

physician, the Department of Public Health or the Centers for Disease Control for specific recommendations and/or requirements.

AFFILIATE INFORMATION

Seabourn may share some information from your profile with our affiliated companies, which comprise the World’s Leading Cruise Lines. You may limit our affiliated companies from marketing their products to you based on the information that we collect and share with them. Your choice to limit marketing offers from our affiliates will apply until you tell us otherwise. You may request that your information not be used in marketing efforts of our affiliates by contacting us at: [email protected] or Seabourn, Attn: Affiliate Opt-Out, 300 Elliott Avenue West, Seattle, WA 98119.

Like other transportation companies, Seabourn is required by law to provide information supplied by guests traveling with us to certain governmental agencies upon their request (as for instance, the United States Department of Homeland Security). For more details, please refer to our website, Seabourn.com, and the terms and conditions in your Cruise Contract provided with your final documents.

ACCURACY OF CONTENTS

The contents of this brochure are accurate as of the date of printing and are subject to change at any time at the discretion of Seabourn. Please refer to our website, www.seabourn.com, for up-to-date information. “Seabourn,” the shield design, the ship names, seabourn.com and other trademarks which are distinguished from adjacent text in this publication are the property of Seabourn Cruise Line based on use and registration in the U.S. and elsewhere throughout the world.

Ships’ registry: Bahamas

DISCLAIMERS ON ALL SHIPS

Value Fares with Savings of Up to 50% or MoreWe are offering special Value Fares with savings up to 50% or more for a limited time. Book early for the best selection of suites and sailing dates at the very best possible fares. Value Fares are subject to availability and may change without notice. Visit Seabourn.com for applicable fares for all sailing dates.

Combine Cruises for Additional SavingsMany of our itineraries have been designed to provide you opportunities to combine cruises for a more in-depth exploration. When you combine consecutive cruises, you’ll receive additional savings of up to 10%. For a complete listing of possible cruise combinations, and day-by-day itineraries, please visit Seabourn.com.

All fares are in U.S. dollars, cruise-only, per guest, double occupancy, subject to availability. Taxes, Fees, Port Expenses & Fuel Supplement of $99.84 to $2,215.43 per person are additional. Fares vary by sailing date, are capacity controlled and subject to change without prior notice.

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