Seabourn Cruise Line
From: European Cruise Guide

ABOVE: The Seabourn Odyssey in Venice.
INSET BELOW: A balcony suite, a lounge with a panoramic view, and the Seabourn Spirit at sea.
Seabourn Cruise Line
offers high-end luxury cruises on ships that are unusually
intimate by today's standards. The yacht-like older vessels in the fleet--Seabourn
Pride, Seabourn Spirit, and Seabourn Legend--carry only
208 passengers each. The line's latest ships--Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn,
and Seabourn Quest--are also relatively small, with maximum capacities of 450 guests.
All
Seabourn cabins are called "suites" and feature such amenities
as walk-in closets, Bose stereos, stocked bars, and optional WiFi Internet
access (which is available throughout the ship). Wines,
spirits, and other drinks are included in Seabourn's cruise fares, and tipping
is not required or expected.
Seabourn's European cruising season typically runs from March
until the end of October, with dozens of short and long itineraries in the
Mediterranean, Western Europe, and Northern Europe plus a few transoceanic
crossings. (As Venetophiles, we're particularly intrigued that Seabourn is
offering 20 roundtrip Adriatic cruises from
Venice on Seabourn Spirit in 2012.)
Cruise line's Web site:
Seabourn Cruise Line
Cruise video:
Seabourn Spirit in Venice, Italy
Photos copyright ©
Seabourn Cruise Line. Used by permission.
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