Seabourn is offering travelers new worldwide itineraries on more than 70 unique sailings to hidden harbors, marquee ports and must-see cities accessible only by smaller ships. Seabourn guests look forward to personalized service and unique experiences from the newest and most consistent fleet in the ultra-luxury segment. New Seabourn Ovation will be the ship to sail in 2020 with a 146 Day World Cruise: Extraordinary Destinations.

Every year, we have meticulously crafted itineraries with selected experiences to open our guest’s eyes to the wonders of the world as only Seabourn can- Richard Meadows, president of Seabourn.

• Round-trip First-Class Domestic or Business-class airfare
• $2,000USD Shipboard Credit per person
• $3,000USD Shipboard Credit per person for Penthouse and Premium Suites
• Unlimited Wi-Fi
• Private car transfers door-to-door from your home
• Personal Valet® luggage shipping service between home and ship in Miami and San Francisco
• Unlimited Laundry and Dry Cleaning on board
• Gala Bon Voyage World Cruise event with dinner and overnight stay prior to departure in Miami
• Three exclusive World Cruise events
• Visa package
• Special World Cruise pillow gifts

Also new for 2019 is the line’s new 11-, 12- and 14-day voyages to Cuba aboard Seabourn Sojourn. The season includes four separate itineraries with five different departure dates between November and December 2019. The voyages will visit five ports in Cuba, calling at three or four on each itinerary and providing guest with the ideal opportunity to discover the different regions on this vast island. All five voyages will feature overnight stops in the historic capital city Havana, offering travelers ample opportunity to see and experience this vibrant destination.

The Seabourn fleet will take in a number of new and notable destinations through the fall 2019 and winter 2020 seasons. They include Shelburne, Nova Scotia, Canada; Soper’s Hole (Frenchman’s Cay), and Road Town, Tortola in the British Virgin Islands; Chennai (Madras) and Karaikal, India; and Trincomalee, Sri Lanka, one of the oldest cities in Asia whose recorded history spans more than two and a half thousand years, with many Hindu sites of historical importance. Other key destinations include Matiaitia Bay, Waiheke Island, New Zealand; and Portland, Victoria, Australia, site of Victoria’s first permanent settlement back in 1834 with more than 200 buildings within the town classified by the National Trust.