Seabourn Unveils New Expedition Cruises for 2026-2027

The Seabourn Pursuit celebrated a unique naming ceremony in Ngula Jar Island, Kimberley, Australia – Photo credit: Seabourn

Luxury expedition cruise line Seabourn has opened its 2026-2027 expedition itineraries for sale, offering 24 different itineraries across 31 countries, including some new itineraries visiting remote and lesser-known destinations like the Kimberley region of western Australia. 

The expedition cruises will be operated by the Seabourn Venture and Seabourn Pursuit ships. The Seabourn Venture will first sail Iceland, the British Isles, Greenland and other northern areas as well as Antarctica between March 2026 and March 2027. In April and June 2026, the ship will sail non-expedition voyages across the Atlantic and in the Mediterranean.

The Seabourn Pursuit, meanwhile, will offer expeditions to the South Pacific and Antarctica between February 2026 and March 2027. It will also sail a special 82-Day Across Three Continents: Oceania to Antarctica sailing, which departs from Broome, Australia on September 2, 2026 and ends in Ushuaia, Argentina. 

Some of the itineraries available to book include 10- to 14-day itineraries in the Arctic and British Isles, visiting destinations like Reykjavik, Dublin, Kangerlussuaq, Halifax and Scoresbysund, the largest fjord in the world. 

For those wanting an expedition to warmer climes, Seabourn’s 10-Day Kimberley Expedition: Waterfalls & Wanjinas itinerary, which offers a unique experience to sail between Darwin and Broome in Australia, and visit the Wunambal Gaambera Traditional Landowners, who are also the godparents of the Seabourn Pursuit. 

“Exploring the smaller, less-traveled corners of the world in ultra-luxury style has always been a priority for Seabourn, and our purpose-built expedition ships enhance this experience by taking guests to remote destinations that few have ever experienced,” said Natalya Leahy, president of Seabourn. “We have scouted the globe to bring our guests extraordinary experiences and create opportunities for ‘Seabourn Moments’ that only our ultra-luxury expedition voyages can offer.”

This article originally appeared in TravelPulse.