Ultra-luxury cruise pioneer
Ultra-luxury cruise pioneer
The three Seabourn sisters recently received extensive refurbishment at a cost of US $25 million, including addition of innovative French Balconies to 36 suites on each ship. In addition to the balconies, all three ships were completely redecorated and the spa facilities, computer centres and other public areas were substantially upgraded.
Guests booked on cruises aboard Seabourn Goddess I or II departing on or after September 1st are being offered generous incentives to sail aboard one of Seabourn`s other ships. In 2001 and 2002 Seabourn Goddess I & II had been deployed on itineraries of four to seven days in the Caribbean and Mediterranean, with a few seasonal ten-day positioning cruises between those regions.
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