Included Experiences*: our team works towards one handpicked experience a day, curating the most incredible excursion per destination
*Included experiences where available.
Guests are always welcome and encouraged to interact with the Expedition Team over the course of their voyage, from whale-spotting in the Bow Lounge to attending a lecture on the traditional SingSings they’ll experience in Papua New Guinea, as well as more informal touchpoints like meals together in the Colonnade and sharing stories in the Expedition Lounge.
Luciano Bernacchi | Antarctica, Northern Europe
Luciano has been working on Expedition Ships across the globe for the last 15 years. After many expeditions sharing his passion for ice, glaciers and wildlife, he is particularly home in both polar regions. He is the Director and board member of GLACIARIUM/Museo del Hielo Patagonico – the largest Glacier museum in the world.
Ignacio Rojas | Amazon
For the past twenty years, Ignacio has worked almost exclusively in the expedition travel industry, bringing nature closer to travelers interested in expanding their knowledge about Antarctica, the Amazon and other wild and exotic destinations of our planet.
Juan Carlos Restrepo | Antarctica
Juan was born in Manizales, a beautiful city in the coffee growing region of Colombia. Surrounded by the majestic mountains and volcanoes of the Andes Mountains, Juan had a deep fascination to what surrounded him. When not on expedition ships, Juan can be found flying high at international paragliding competitions, taking motorbike treks across the Andes Mountains or exploring new areas throughout the world.
Luciano Bernacchi | Antarctica, Northern Europe
Luciano has been working on Expedition Ships across the globe for the last 15 years. After many expeditions sharing his passion for ice, glaciers and wildlife, he is particularly home in both polar regions. He is the Director and board member of GLACIARIUM/Museo del Hielo Patagonico – the largest Glacier museum in the world.
Ignacio Rojas | Amazon
For the past twenty years, Ignacio has worked almost exclusively in the expedition travel industry, bringing nature closer to travelers interested in expanding their knowledge about Antarctica, the Amazon and other wild and exotic destinations of our planet.
Juan Carlos Restrepo | Antarctica
Juan was born in Manizales, a beautiful city in the coffee growing region of Colombia. Surrounded by the majestic mountains and volcanoes of the Andes Mountains, Juan had a deep fascination to what surrounded him. When not on expedition ships, Juan can be found flying high at international paragliding competitions, taking motorbike treks across the Andes Mountains or exploring new areas throughout the world.
Available in: Antarctica; South Georgia & The Falklands; Northwest Passage; Arctic; South Pacific
Venture below the surface with optional submersible experiences; explore diverse marine life in the South Pacific, or discover the icy ocean of Antarctica and the Arctic regions. Each expedition ship carries two 6-seat submersibles.
Onboard both Expedition ships, we will have eight double kayaks and two six-seat submersibles.
Kayak tours are approximately 90 minutes in length and submersible dives are approximately 40 to 45 minutes. Seabourn provides all the necessary equipment to participate in either activity. Both activities are optional and for charge.
Because these activities do not have a set date of departure due to the flexible nature of expedition landing experiences, when searching online, these bookings populate on Day 1 of the voyage and limit capacity for throughout a voyage. As a result, not all guests will be able to kayak or go on a submersible dive on every sailing. There are also a number of itineraries where we cannot use the kayaks and subs. This is being reflected in the day-by-day itineraries on our website and with icons throughout our marketing and communications.
Available in: Antarctica; Amazon; Northwest Passage; South Georgia & The Falklands; South Pacific
Kayak through natural mazes in the Amazon, the crystal-clear waters of the South Pacific, or the unforgiving tundra of the Arctic. Each expedition ship carries 8 double kayaks.
Onboard both Expedition ships, we will have eight double kayaks and two six-seat submersibles.
Kayak tours are approximately 90 minutes in length and submersible dives are approximately 40 to 45 minutes. Seabourn provides all the necessary equipment to participate in either activity. Both activities are optional and for charge.
Because these activities do not have a set date of departure due to the flexible nature of expedition landing experiences, when searching online, these bookings populate on Day 1 of the voyage and limit capacity for throughout a voyage. As a result, not all guests will be able to kayak or go on a submersible dive on every sailing. There are also a number of itineraries where we cannot use the kayaks and subs. This is being reflected in the day-by-day itineraries on our website and with icons throughout our marketing and communications.
Available on: Antarctica, South Georgia & Falklands Sailings
A 3 night pre-cruise Journey to visit both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of the falls. Enjoy a boat tour to explore the cascades from an entirely new view.
Combine another extraordinary wonder of the world with your visit to the Great White Continent with this 3-night pre-cruise Journey to visit both the Argentinian and Brazilian sides of the falls and enjoy a boat tour to explore the cascades from an entirely new view. Guests will depart and arrive from Buenos Aires. Space is limited and visas may be required for some nationalities.
Available on: South Pacific
A 7-day highlight-reel tour of Australia, this journey includes a private guided tour of the Sydney Opera House, a pilgrimage and helicopter tour of Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, and travels through the lush Daintree Rainforest.
A highlight-reel tour of Australia, this journey before or after your South Pacific expedition to or from Honiara, Solomon Islands, includes a private guided tour of the Sydney Opera House, a pilgrimage to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, replete with a helicopter tour of the eponymous rock, and travels through the lush Daintree Rainforest in Cairns. From the Rainforest, guests will also have access to swimming and snorkeling in the outer reef environment of the Great Barrier reef. Space is very limited.
Available in: Kimberley
Take to the skies for access to a quintessential Kimberley attraction: the four stair-stepping tiers of Mitchell Falls. Guests will land in the National Park and hike a portion of the trail for an even closer look.
Take to the skies for access to a quintessential Kimberley attraction: the four stair-stepping tiers of Mitchell Falls. Guests will land in the National Park and hike a portion of the trail for an even closer look.
Available in: Arctic
Welcome to a glittering world of ice and darkness. Explore the wonders of a 3500-year-old lava cave filled with natural ice sculptures of all shapes and sizes, formed by dripping water for thousands of years. You will also make a short stop in the village of Reykjahlið, to capture snapshots in front of the powerful Goðafoss Waterfall.
Available in: Arctic
Dublin is the fourth city of Literature. In the company of your local guide, explore the rich literary highlights of Ireland's capital. Visit Trinity College and the Book of Kells, then explore the Museum of Literature Ireland, which celebrates Ireland’s world-renowned literary culture from the past to the present.
Dublin, the capital of Ireland is the fourth city of Literature. No less than four Nobel Prizes for Literature have been awarded to writers associated with the city: George Bernard Shaw, W.B. Yeats, Samuel Beckett and Seamus Heaney. Other illustrious Dublin writers of international repute include Jonathan Swift, Cardinal Newman, Oscar Wilde, Sean O’Casey, Denis Johnston, Flann O’Brien, Brendan Behan and Jennifer Johnston.
In the company of your local guide, set off from the pier and drive to Dublin city center, passing the Customs House, an 18th century neoclassical building designed by James Gandon, along the way. Stop at Trinity College to view the Book of Kells, a 9th century gospel manuscript of world renown.
Next, travel a short distance to the Museum of Literature Ireland or MoLI as it is known. The museum celebrates Ireland’s world-renowned literary culture from the past to the present, inspiring visitors of all ages to create, read and write. Drawing its core inspiration from the work of Ireland’s most famous writer, James Joyce, and named after his best-known female character, Molly Bloom, the museum features immersive multimedia exhibitions and priceless literary artefacts from the Irish state collections.
Explore MoLI’s treasure trove of artistry at your own pace before rejoining your coach and guide for your return journey to port.
Available in: Amazon
Visit the local community of Lake Acajatuba where two residents befriended a number of the river’s pink cetaceans on a now famous floating pier. You will have the opportunity to see and touch these marvelous dolphins as your guide hand-feeds them for a truly immersive experience.
Visit the local community of Lake Acajatuba where two residents befriended a number of the river’s pink cetaceans on a now famous floating pier. You will have the opportunity to see and touch these marvelous dolphins as your guide hand-feeds them for a truly immersive experience.
