A new collection of 2029 ocean voyages will take travellers to more than 180 destinations across the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Alaska, Canada and New England, with a return to Egypt and new ports in Scandinavia among the highlights.
Select Mediterranean sailings aboard Seabourn Ovation will include overnight stays in Alexandria, marking the line’s first return to Egypt in more than five years. The season will also feature a maiden call at Kapsali on the Greek island of Kythira, alongside specialist itineraries combining Egypt, Ephesus, Italy and Corsica.
Northern Europe will expand with a new seven-day Gulf of Bothnia itinerary aboard Seabourn Quest, including maiden calls at Härnösand, Kemi, Rauma and Oulu. Further new calls include Alta and Frøya, while extended and overnight stays are planned in Bordeaux, Rouen, Helsinki, Tallinn, Edinburgh and Hamburg.
The 2029 program will also coincide with Turku’s 900th anniversary, giving guests an opportunity to visit Finland’s oldest city during its milestone year.
Seabourn Encore will return to Alaska between May and September with seven-day sailings between Juneau and Vancouver, alongside longer 10 and 11-day itineraries visiting destinations including Valdez, Whittier and College Fjord.
Each Alaska sailing will include glacier viewing and an Expedition Team, with optional Zodiac and kayak experiences also available. Select itineraries will feature scenic cruising along British Columbia’s Great Bear Rainforest.
Canada and New England will feature 12 and 13-day voyages in September and October, including overnight stays in Boston, Quebec City and St. John’s, along with calls at Gaspé, Îles-de-la-Madeleine and Prince Edward Island.
Crystal Morgan, Seabourn Senior Director Deployment and Itinerary Planning, said the collection was designed to combine longer stays with access to smaller ports and less frequently visited destinations.
