Egypt, Northern Europe featured in Seabourn’s 2029 ocean voyages

Seabourn has unveiled its 2029 Summer Ocean Voyages, featuring 166 sailings to more than 180 destinations across the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Alaska, Canada and New England.

Highlights include Seabourn’s return to Egypt for the first time in more than five years, a new seven-day itinerary exploring Sweden and Finland’s Gulf of Bothnia, maiden calls in Northern Europe, and extended and overnight stays that give guests more time to experience destinations ashore.

Sailing aboard Seabourn Ovation, Seabourn Quest and Seabourn Encore, the 2029 collection combines iconic destinations with smaller ports and less-traveled regions that Seabourn’s intimate ships can access. The itineraries are designed to give guests more opportunities to explore beyond the marquee ports, with a mix of longer stays, overnights and destination-focused experiences throughout the season.

Highlights include:

• Seabourn returns to Egypt for the first time in more than five years, featuring select voyages with an overnight stay in Alexandria.
• The 2029 Ocean Voyages collection visits more than 200 destinations across the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Alaska, and Canada & New England.
• A new Gulf of Bothnia itinerary and several maiden ports expand Seabourn’s Northern Europe offerings.
• Seabourn Encore returns to Alaska with an Expedition Team of experts bringing guests closer to glaciers and wildlife, both aboard the ship and on optional Zodiac and kayak excursions.
• Extended stays, overnight calls, and boutique ports provide deeper destination immersion throughout the collection.

Crystal Morgan, senior director, deployment and itinerary planning of Seabourn, said: “Our 2029 Ocean Voyages collection offers guests more ways to spend meaningful time in the destinations they visit, whether that means an overnight at the gateway to the pyramids of Egypt, exploring new ports in Northern Europe or experiencing Alaska with our Expedition Team.”

And Morgan added: “It also reflects what Seabourn does particularly well: combining access to smaller ports and less-traveled places with the personalized service and onboard experience our guests expect.”

For more, sail on over to www.seabourn.com .