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Seabourn cruises go the (world) distance
Seabourn Cruise Line is offering 68 different “Grand Voyages” of anywhere from 18 to 72 days, with savings up to 60%, according to the Miami-based cruise line.
“Seabourn has always had a cadre of ‘blue water’ sailors who love to get on board and sail on and on for weeks or months at a time,” said Deborah L. Natansohn, president.
Two world cruises include the 66-day “Wonders of the World Odyssey I” that will take passengers to three continents, offering adventures ranging from the Taj Mahal to long lost cities such as Petra. Fares start at just under $20,000, double occupancy
The 61-day “Wonders of the World Odyssey II”” explores the ancient wonders of the eastern Mediterranean, including Egypt, Jordan, Oman, Dubai and Sri Lanka, among other stops. Prices start at almost $18,000.
Special features include Signature Delights, complimentary spirits and wines, and free Massage Moments.
Report by David Wilkening
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