Adventurous voyages to the most remote and legendary corners of the Earth, the comfort and ease of an ultra-luxurious ship: these are not mutually exclusive. In 2026 Seabourn pursuit And Seabourn CompanyThe luxury cruise line’s two new purpose-built expedition ships will set sail for exotic destinations in 35 countries, from the majestic Arctic fjords to the glaciers of Antarctica and from the legendary beauty of the South Pacific to the rugged expanses of the Kimberley region in northwest Australia. .

With the 23-member expedition team as expert guides, guests can marvel at musk oxen, polar bears and other wildlife while kayaking through breathtaking Arctic passages; explore penguin colonies on Antarctica’s ice shelves; or connect with the silent and colorful world of coral reefs on a snorkel or scuba dive in Oceania. Immersive cultural excursions will introduce travelers to the Asmat people of West Papua, Indonesia, and reveal sacred rituals like the Romani dance on the volcanic island of Ambrym in Vanuatu and the thrilling fire dance of Baining in Papua New Guinea .

With 49 departures and 174 ports on the program, it is impossible to describe all the great experiences that await us, but here are some highlights for 2026 and 2027.

Seabourn pursuit will depart from South Pacific ports, stopping at serene sanctuaries like Kokas, Indonesia and biologically and culturally diverse Papua New Guinea before exploring the Kimberley coast. There the ship will visit the home region of the ship’s godparents, the Australian Traditional Owners Wunambal Gaambera, which stretches from Ngula, Jar Island in Vansittart Bay and Yirinni in the Hunter River to Ngauwudu on the Mitchell Plateau, encompassing both a saltwater and freshwater region. . Guests are invited to the developing tourism facilities at Ngula, Jar Island, which offer an authentic way to understand the local traditional beliefs and way of life. The ship will then travel to Antarctica, South Georgia and the Falkland Islands, providing myriad opportunities to marvel at pristine landscapes; spot marine mammals, penguins and other rare birds; and visit towns that evoke Victorian England.

In March 2026 Seabourn Company will embark on a wild sail in the South Atlantic that includes the Falkland Islands and Argentinian ports like Bahia Bustamante, ideal for nature lovers, and Puerto Madryn, with its sandy beaches and lively restaurants, before heading back up the coasts of South America. Later that year, the ship will cross the Atlantic and explore the bustling ports of the Mediterranean before returning to Arctic expedition territory, and eventually Antarctica.

For those who want to explore even more of the southern hemisphere, an 82-day, three-continent single-day expedition is offered, from Oceania and Australia to South America and Antarctica.

Seabourn Company And Seabourn pursuit have been designed and built for diverse environments to Polar Class 6 standards and include hardware and technologies that extend their global capabilities and reach. Each ship carries two custom-built six-person submarines, 24 Zodiac boats, kayaks and a masterful 23-person expedition team of experts who guide organized excursions on land and in the water.

Ranked top by leading travel publications and cruise enthusiasts, Seabourn is acclaimed for its luxury yacht atmosphere and renowned personalized service. These features are evident in the privacy of the 264-passenger expedition ships, which feature superbly appointed accommodations, all beachfront suites with their own private veranda. With world-class catering; free premium spirits, fine wines and caviar; Free Wi-Fi powered by Starlink; Alongside memorable milestones, no stone is left unturned in the pursuit of an unprecedented journey to the most exceptional places on earth.