Seabourn has announced its schedule of 
cruises for autumn 2015 and winter/spring 2016, featuring more than 70 
departures of 10 to 97 days in length. The three intimate, award-winning ships, 
Seabourn Odyssey, Seabourn Sojourn and Seabourn Quest, will 
comprise the newest, most modern ultra-luxury fleet in the industry and will 
sail to destinations on all seven continents. 
Seabourn Sojourn will offer a variety of exciting 
voyages to the Far East in late 2015 and early 2016. Its Asia season begins with 
a 14-day roundtrip from Singapore to Malaysia and Myanmar, where the ship will 
stay in Yangon (Rangoon) for three days to allow plenty of time for guests to 
explore the amazing city, the 2,000-plus temples at Bagan and the fabled city of 
Mandalay. Seabourn Sojourn's 2015 holiday cruise will be one of the 
line’s most popular itineraries, a 14-day Vietnam and Thailand sailing from 
Singapore to Hong Kong, which includes Christmas Day in Cambodia (Angkor Wat) 
and New Year’s Day in Halong Bay Vietnam. Other highlights include visits to a 
collection of islands in the Philippine Archipelago and a 21-day round-trip from 
Hong Kong to Korea, China and Japan. 
Seabourn Odyssey will offer four 12-day sailings from 
Ft. Lauderdale to the “Uncommon Caribbean.” The line’s only Caribbean voyages of 
the season, these cruises offer the ideal opportunity for guests to experience 
Seabourn’s signature “Caviar in the Surf” beach barbecue events. Following a 
20-day Holiday Panama Canal sailing from Ft. Lauderdale to Los Angeles, Seabourn Odyssey will sail a 77-day circumnavigation around the South 
Pacific, visiting a string of exotic isles, including French Polynesia, Cook 
Islands, New Caledonia, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, Fiji, Samoa, and Hawaii, as 
well as New Zealand and Australia.
Seabourn Quest begins the fall season exploring the 
splendour of North America’s northeast coast with a series of 10-day Canadian 
Maritime and New England sailings, featuring an overnight in Québec City. The 
ship then heads down the Atlantic coast to the Amazon and then along the 
Brazilian coast to arrive in Buenos Aires, Argentina, to start its third season 
in Antarctica and Patagonia. The four 21- to 24-day voyages will sail between 
Valparaíso, Chile and Buenos Aires, and include six days of cruising and 
complimentary landings on the Antarctic Continent.
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