Seabourn has scrapped additional voyages for three cruise ships in its fleet as a part of its pause in global ship operations. An operational pause for Seabourn Ovation, Seabourn Encore and Seabourn Quest has been extended through to 3 January, 6 January and 10 May 2021, respectively.

Seabourn has launched an e-brochure highlighting itineraries for the northern autumn 2021 and winter/spring 2022 seasons. The line’s ultra-luxury ships will visit fascinating destinations in Australia & New Zealand, Southeast Asia, India, Africa, Arabia, the Panama Canal, and the Caribbean.

Seabourn has cancelled upcoming voyages on three of its five cruise ships as a part of the latest halt in operations, fuelled by the coronavirus pandemic.

Seabourn has unveiled 56 itineraries for late 2021 and 2022, offering nearly 100 departures of seven to 36-days in duration.

Seabourn has paused global operations of its five cruise ships for 30 days, effective 14 March. The decision is a voluntary response to the unpredictable circumstances evolving from the global spread of COVID-19.

Seabourn is returning to Europe in 2020 with hand-crafted itineraries created with a blend of coveted favourite cities and less-visited boutique ports for guests to discover the natural beauty, bespoke cultures, wonders of art, architecture, history of the continent.

Seabourn has expanded its collection of shore excursions in 2019, with a range of notable new “never before offered” options for passengers.

Seabourn has launched a sale on select voyages departing in 2018 and through to May 2020, offering significant savings and bonus offers when booking before 13 November this year. Sailings to/from and around Australia and New Zealand aboard Seabourn Encore and Seabourn Sojourn are included in the mix.