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The
129-day voyage on Seabourn Sojourn will visit 63 extraordinary destinations and
ports in 14 countries and offer many new value-added amenities and benefits to
elevate the guest experience. The 2026 World Cruise is now open for sale, and
the entire itinerary is available on Seabourn's website.
Departing Los
Angeles on January 6, 2026, the award-winning, ultra-luxury Seabourn
Sojourn will travel approximately 28,000 nautical miles, crossing the
International Dateline and Equator not once, but twice. The voyage will explore
the lush volcanic islands and atolls of the South Pacific, circumnavigate the
wild coasts of Australia, and weave through the beguiling islands of Japan at
the cusp of spring flowers season before crossing the North Pacific to Glacier
Bay National Park to usher in the Alaskan summer. The sailing will feature five
maiden calls and a combination of popular marquee ports, cosmopolitan cities
and smaller hidden gems. Guests will enjoy seven overnights and linger late
into the evening in seven ports, offering guests ample opportunities to explore
these fascinating destinations in depth.
"Our
2026 World Cruise is a masterful mosaic of moments, designed for guests to
uncover the hidden gems of the Ring of Fire while enjoying the comfort of
Seabourn's signature, ultra-luxury services. Whether they choose to sail the
full journey or on one of our shorter segments, our guests will discover a
world of hidden gems that very few individuals have ever experienced,"
said Natalya Leahy, president of Seabourn. "In addition to offering
an unforgettable itinerary, we also worked very hard to provide a number of new
amenities to deliver an unparalleled and best ever value for our guests. We
invite our extraordinary guests to join us on this voyage that will transcend
the boundaries of ultra-luxury travel and provide numerous out of the ordinary
experiences."
The
2026 World Cruise includes a meticulously curated, value-packed menu of
complimentary benefits and amenities for guests who book the full 129-day World
Cruise. These include several new offerings such as private dining experiences
and tasting menus, premium internet packages with Starlink technology,
medical services package, an extended two-night pre-cruise hotel stay, and a 30
percent increase in shipboard credit of up to USD$10,000 per suite.
In
addition, the company invested in providing elevated, exclusive World Cruise
Events to deliver unique and unforgettable experiences at select destinations.
Available only for guests who book the full World Cruise. These include a Gala
Bon Voyage Dinner in Los Angeles the night prior to embarkation,
hosted by the Seabourn President; a Private Māori Welcome and performance in
Māori Gallery in Auckland, New Zealand; an exclusive dinner with regional
cuisine, wines and local entertainment at Melbourne's Royal Botanic
Gardens; and an elegant dinner of traditional and modern Japanese dishes and
beverages including wines and sakes in Kanazawa. Local shows, regional
cuisines, and palate-pleasing wines will be available for all guests to enjoy
as they sail around the globe.
A
sampling of destination highlights during the "Ring of Fire" World
Cruise includes:
·
Pearls of the South Pacific: Los
Angeles to Sydney: Guests will savor a picture-perfect start as they
cruise through the stunning volcanic landscapes of Hawaii and French
Polynesia, before diving deep into a trove of eight New Zealand ports.
Guests will enjoy extended stays in Honolulu, Bora Bora, and Tahiti
(Papeete), and an overnight in Auckland, New Zealand, as well as visiting
Fiordland National Park, where lush, emerald forests meet pristine fjords.
During this segment, the ship will cross two significant milestones – the
International Date Line and the Equator. Featured destinations include:
·
Suva, Vitu Levu, Fiji: The
vibrant heart of Viti Levu's southeastern coast beckons with its tropical
allure. A featured shore excursion, "The Jewel of Fiji",
lets guests Experience an exhilarating longboat cruise past Fiji's lush
tropical rain forest and up a gorge to see cascading waterfalls.
·
Mystery Island, Vanuatu– maiden call
for Seabourn Sojourn: Situated at the southern tip of the Vanuatu archipelago,
Mystery Island beckons with its pristine allure. An optional shore excursion
allows guests to snorkel in the crystal-clear waters to see the ecosystem of an
undisturbed coral reef.
·
Coral Coast: Circumnavigation &
Sapphire Seas: The voyage will explore the rugged beauty of Australia's host
of hidden gems. During this carefully crafted circumnavigation of Australia,
guests will have the privilege of exploring 14 distinct Australian ports, all
while indulging in overnight stays in Sydney and Melbourne and
extended stays in Hobart, Broome, Lombok and Bali before cruising the
Kimberley Coast, a world teeming with untouched wilderness and marine life.
·
Robe, South Australia –
maiden call for Seabourn: Picture perfect amongst the magnificent blues
and greens of South Australia's Limestone Coast, this coastal village
boasts an abundant tapestry of historic buildings, pristine coastal national
parks, eclectic shopping, and bustling food scenes.
·
Broome, Western Australia: The
gateway to the Kimberley, Broome's history, natural wonders and timeless charm
make it a must-visit destination for those seeking history, adventure, and the
serenity of Australia's northwest coast. A featured shore excursion
includes a sunset Camel ride at Cable Beach.
·
Isle of Jade and Beyond: Hong
Kong to Tokyo (Yokohama): From overnights in the bustling
streets of Hong Kong, Busan, and Tokyo, to the tranquil beauty
of hidden Japanese ports like Ishigaki, Miyako, and Aomori, each destination
tells an exciting new tale, offering nuanced glimpses of their culture,
cuisine, and crafts. The mesmerizing circumnavigation of Japan features
scenic cruises of the historic Japan Inland Sea and Kanmon Strait.
·
Hualien, Taiwan: Often known
as the gateway to the breathtaking Taroko Gorge, Hualien's glistening lakes,
pristine beaches, epic hiking trails, picturesque rice terraces, and vibrant
night markets have a presence all their own. A featured shore excursion
welcomes guests to experience the Taroko Gorge, the world's deepest marble
canyon.
·
Akita and Miyako, Japan –
maiden calls for Seabourn: For the first time in Seabourn history,
Seabourn Sojourn will travel to the hot springs and samurai districts of
Akita and Miyako. Sheltered along the enchanting Sea of Japan coast,
Akita boasts a captivating blend of modern and old, with a cityscape that
showcases an intriguing contrast of architectural styles. Japan's main
island, Miyako, Iwate, is situated along the Pacific coast surrounded by
stunning scenery of Sanriku Fukko National Park and a sandy coastline defined
by dramatic rock formations carved by the pounding surf.
·
Golden Gardens & Glaciers: Tokyo (Yokohama)
to Vancouver: After an overnight in Tokyo, guests will set sail
on a golden transpacific voyage that transports them from the gleaming energy
of Golden Week, a period of festivals and family time, through the
majestic waters of the Pacific, to the budding seasonal energy of Alaska's Last
Frontier. As the sun sets on the journey across the Ring of Fire, smaller ports
and lesser sailed waterways reveal life expanding moments, set against the
backdrop of rugged volcanic terrain, indigenous history, and seaside gems.
·
Kushiro, Japan: A highlight
of eastern Hokkaido for many birders because of the possibilities to
encounter the red crested or tancho crane. A featured shore excursion welcomes
guests to experience Kushiro Shitsugen, Japan's largest marshland to
discover more than 2,000 varieties of animals and plants.
·
Sitka, Alaska: Sitka is the
only Inside Passage community that fronts the Pacific Ocean, hugging Baranof
Island's west shore in the shadow of the impressive Mount Edgecumbe.
Guests
who book the full 129-day voyage will receive the following amenities:
·
NEW Upgraded Stream Wi-Fi
packages, powered by Starlink
·
NEW Included medical services
package, valued at $1,000USD
·
NEW Exclusive private dining
experiences and sensational tasting menus
·
NEW Expanded and enhanced Special
Events, exclusive to full World Cruise guests
·
NEW Up to $10,000USD Shipboard
Credit per suite^
·
Included Round-trip Business or First
Class Air✝
·
Unlimited laundry, wet cleaning, and
pressing on board
·
2-night pre-cruise hotel stay
·
Private car transfers door-to-door
between home and airport
·
Gala Bon Voyage dinner in Los
Angeles the night prior to embarkation, hosted by the Seabourn President‡
·
Personal Valet® luggage shipping
service
·
Visa package
·
50% Reduced Deposit at booking✝
·
Special President's Event‡
·
Exclusive World Cruise pillow gifts‡
·
‡Gala Bon Voyage dinner and Exclusive
events and gifts are for full voyage guests only.
·
✝In
select markets.
·
^Value determined by suite level.
Guests
who book on or before February 28, 2024, will receive 10 percent off the
total price. Certain restrictions apply.
For
more details about Seabourn, or to explore the worldwide selection of
Seabourn cruising options, contact a professional travel advisor, call Seabourn
at 1-800-929-9391 or visit www.seabourn.com
Image
Credit: © Seabourn
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