SEABOURN: 2028–2029 EXPEDITION VOYAGES

Seabourn's 2028 /2029 expedition voyage collection unveils a season shaped by deeper exploration in the Arctic and the line’s second Grand Expedition Pole to Pole as part of its 40th anniversary in 2028. 
 
Seabourn Venture and Seabourn Pursuit will offer 49 departures ranging from eight to 96 days visiting more than 180 destinations across 29 countries. Highlights  include expanded Arctic exploration across Svalbard, Greenland, Iceland and Arctic Canada; Antarctica, South Georgia, the Falkland Islands and select remote-region voyages spanning the Chilean Fjords. Itineraries maximise time in nature with Zodiac cruising, kayaking, guided landings and immersive enrichment.

The ships will explore new and returning destinations including Ellesmere Island, scenic cruising of Boatswain Bird Island in Ascension, deeper exploration of St. Helena & Tristan da Cunha, Cape Clear Island in Ireland, multiple new points across Labrador and Nunavut, and Tvoroyri in the Faroe Islands.
 
 Mark Tamis, Seabourn president said, 'As Seabourn approaches its 40th anniversary, our 2028–2029 expedition season is designed for travellers who want to explore the world’s most remote places in  a more meaningful way.  From the return of our Grand Expedition: Pole to Pole to a broader Arctic programme that reaches places like Svalbard and the Canadian High Arctic, these voyages reflect our commitment to pairing purposeful exploration with the service and luxury experience our guests expect from Seabourn.'
 
A Landmark Year: The 2028 Grand Expedition: Pole to Pole
 In a defining moment for the brand during its 40th anniversary year, Seabourn will again unite the world’s southernmost and northernmost frontiers with its second Grand Expedition: Pole to Pole. Departing in August 2028, the 96‑day voyage will sail from Reykjavik to Ushuaia, travelling more than 20,500 nautical miles across 147 degrees of latitude from the High Arctic to Antarctica in one continuous journey.

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The Arctic and Svalbard 
Between April and September 2028,  Venture and Pursuit will explore the Arctic with itineraries spanning Svalbard, Greenland, Iceland, Canadian Arctic and Northwest Passage. With both ships exploring the northern polar region in 2028, the season expands Seabourn’s Arctic programme. In response to guest interest, Seabourn is offering more Arctic sailings in one season, timed for extended daylight hours, favourable ice conditions and seasonal access to some of the region’s most remote, dramatic landscapes.
 
Guests will sail among Greenland’s vast fjord systems, explore the magnitude of Baffin Island and sail  to the Torngat Mountains of northern Labrador where soaring peaks and glacial inlets define one of Canada’s most striking Arctic landscapes. Other voyages reach the High Arctic, including Ellesmere Island, one of the world’s northernmost and most remote frontiers. Seabourn Venture will trace the storied Northwest Passage, long associated with the history of exploration, while Seabourn Pursuit marks the line’s return to Svalbard, where sea ice, glacier-carved coastlines and isolated landing sites shape the experience. Across the region, exploration is enriched by expert context on both the natural environment and the communities that have long inhabited these northern frontiers. 
   
For reservations / more details about Seabourn’s 2028-2029 luxury expeditions,  call Seabourn 0344 338 8615, visit  SEABOURN  or contact a professional travel agent.