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Seabourn's 2024 Luxury Expeditions to South Pacific & Kimberley

In travel news for September 20, 2023 we talk about Seabourn expanding into the Asia Pacific and Kimberly regions for the upcoming 2024 sailing season

Seabourn, a front-runner in ultra-luxury cruising, has recently unveiled its first expedition voyages to the South Pacific and the Kimberley region for 2024. Travelers who are looking for a blend of luxury and adventure will find the Seabourn Pursuit's itineraries appealing. These voyages feature warm-weather destinations that are rich in culture, history, and natural beauty.

Pioneering South Pacific Journeys

Between March and October 2024, the ultra-luxury expedition ship Seabourn Pursuit will be traversing the Pacific. Islands such as Papua New Guinea, Micronesia, Guam, the Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Fiji are on the travel map. According to Seabourn’s leadership, guests will have opportunities to engage in activities such as scuba diving over intact coral reefs, meeting locals, and exploring historic sites.

Immersive Expedition Experiences

Travelers will not just be passive spectators. The Cruise line plans to include a variety of expedition offerings such as Zodiac cruising, nature walks, hikes, and even scuba diving and snorkeling in most of their itineraries. For those who seek extra adventure, optional expeditions with dives on two custom-built luxury submersibles and kayaking at select destinations will be available.

Special Highlights: Papua New Guinea & West Papua

Seabourn Pursuit will operate 15-day voyages in May, June, August, and September 2024 to Papua New Guinea and West Papua (paa · poo · uh), Indonesia. These locations are ideal for those looking to engage in some of the world’s most amazing snorkeling and diving experiences at protected reefs.

Adventures in the Kimberley

The Kimberley region between Broome and Darwin will also be explored by the ship in June, July, and August 2024. These 10-day voyages feature experiences unique to this part of northernmost Western Australia, such as sighting short-eared rock-wallabies and flying foxes, and delving into Aboriginal culture that traces back some 50,000 years.

Expedition Team and Learning Opportunities

The Seabourn Pursuit will be guided by a team of 24 world-class experts, including scientists, scholars, and naturalists. This will ensure that travelers are well-informed and educated about the places they visit.

Cutting-edge Amenities and Equipment

The Seabourn Pursuit, which entered service in August 2023, is designed to meet PC6 Polar Class standards, allowing it to operate in diverse environments. It boasts close to 30,000 square feet of deck space and special touches that include nearly 270-degree views and state-of-the-art imaging technology.

Final Thoughts

By announcing these first-ever expedition voyages to the South Pacific and Kimberley region, Seabourn is setting new standards in ultra-luxury Cruise travel. With an assortment of immersive experiences and warm-weather destinations, travelers have numerous options to explore while enjoying top-notch amenities and service.

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