Ultra luxury small ship specialist Seabourn Cruise Line has published a 104-page, full color catalogue featuring cruise vacations aboard its three yacht-like, all-suite ships through the…
Ultra luxury small ship specialist Seabourn Cruise Line has published a 104-page, full color catalogue featuring cruise vacations aboard its three yacht-like, all-suite ships through the first quarter of 2008. The 15-month schedule includes 125 cruises aboard Seabourn Pride, Spirit and Legend, calling at more than 225 ports in 64 countries between January 2007 and April 2008.
Titled “Seabourn yachting life,” the catalogue opens with a series of two-page spreads. New for 2007 are several “Sail & Stay” packages combining cruises with luxury pre- and post-cruise extensions in Hong Kong, Singapore, Istanbul and Athens.
The three ships’ day-by-day itineraries contain a wealth of new ports of call, and returns to others which have not been visited recently.
In the first quarter of 2007, Seabourn Spirit returns to China after an extended absence, with a 9-day voyage round trip from Hong Kong including a generous three-day stay in fascinating Shanghai.
Seabourn Legend will cruise northward from Caldera, Costa Rica to Los Angeles, on a pair of 10-day voyages exploring Guatemala and the Mexican Riviera.
The Mediterranean provides a myriad of intriguing ports accessible to the yacht-sized Seabourn Spirit and Legend, and in 2007 notable additions or revisits include the Dalmatian coast of the Adriatic, such as Split and Zadar in Croatia and Kotor Fjord in Montenegro. These are added to Dubrovnik, Korcula and Rovinj in this increasingly popular cruising region. Monopoli, in Italy’s southern Puglia region, and the volcanic Aeolian island of Lipari are new in 2007, as is Tarragona in Spain. More ports along Turkey’s Turquoise Coast include Fethiye and Alanya, with a return to the popular seaside resort Marmaris. Also new in Europe is Belle-Ile-en-Mer off the coast of Brittany.
Seabourn Pride’s fall foliage cruises sail 10 days between Gloucester, Massachusetts and Montreal in 2007, adding more ports such as Summerside on Prince Edward Island, St. Pierre & Miquelon and Saint John, New Brunswick.
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