Seabourn Venture
moments with... Lynn
We’d firstly like to thank you, our travel partners, for what is proving to be a very successful wave season for Seabourn. So good in fact, we’ve extended our ‘Sail of the Year’ campaign by an extra two weeks, meaning that your clients can still enjoy up to 25% savings on selected cruises – before prices increase on March 13!
Luxury brands have to evolve in order to succeed and
attract new audiences. Over the past two years we’ve introduced two beautiful ultra-luxury expedition ships, which voyage to the Polar regions and to warm-weather destinations including Australia’s Kimberley. Our new Solis alternative restaurant is now on four ocean ships, serving light, bright and authentic Mediterranean cuisine to suit all palates. We’ve rolled out SpaceX’s Starlink satellite technology across our entire fleet of ships. And we’re thrilled to have surpassed 100,000 followers on Instagram!
Now we are introducing ‘The Collection’, a series of special sailings on board Seabourn Venture during March and April 2025 with extraordinary onshore events that complement the unparalleled experiences found on our ultra-luxury ships. Guests may choose from two 7- or 8-day ‘Mediterranean Marvels & Matches’ sailings between Barcelona and Rome with an overnight stay and tickets to the Monte Carlo Masters and Barcelona Open Tennis Tournaments. Culture enthusiasts may prefer one of two ‘Andalusian Nights’ 10-day sailings between Barcelona and Lisbon with an overnight in Seville and exclusive shoreside event, while wine connoisseurs may enjoy an 8-day ‘Vineyard Vista’ sailing from Lisbon with an overnight in Bordeaux and an exclusive shoreside event.
The Collection is now open for sale!
moments with...
Swan Hellenic plots four ‘cultural’ Med cruises on SH Diana 8-11
Josie Klein
Swan Hellenic has added four “cultural expedition” cruises to its 2024 Mediterranean programme. The sailings range from eight
to 11 nights and will be operated by 192-passenger SH Diana, the largest ship in the fleet. The eight-night Secrets of
Sicily cruise is a circumnavigation of the island, calling at Trapani, Mazara del Vallo, Porto Empedocle, Syracuse, Naxos and Lipari, plus Valletta, Malta. It departs from Palermo on August 20,
with prices from £4,335. SH Diana will then depart
Palermo on an eight-night From Magna Graecia to Greece itinerary, calling at Lipari, Crotone and Ontranto, Italy; Sarande, Albania; and Naxos, Preveza, Itea and Piraeus, Greece. The sailing, which will depart
on August 28 and costs from £6,788, is in partnership with the Seti Institute and passengers can attend up to three talks by astronomer Mark Showalter.
Limassol, Cyprus
Range of duration of sailings by nights
On September 5, the ship
will set sail from Piraeus on an 11-night Colours of the Eastern Mediterranean itinerary. Ports of call include the Greek destinations of Monemvasia, Milos, Rethymnon, Mandraki, Symi, Rhodes, Patmos, Kusadasi, Chios and Lesbos, plus Canakkale and Istanbul in Turkey. Prices start at £8,610. The fourth itinerary is an
eight-night Cultures of the East Mediterranean cruise on September 16, sailing from Istanbul to Limassol in Cyprus via Greek destinations Kavala, Thessaloniki, Volos, Chios, Kusadasi, Crete and Rhodes. The lead-in price is £8,165. Chief commercial officer
Patrizia Iantorno said: “We are delighted to unveil our 2024 Mediterranean cruises aboard the
luxurious SH Diana.”
swanhellenic.com
Lynn Narraway vice-president UK & Europe, Seabourn Reservations: 0344 338 8615
salessupport@seabourn.co.uk seabourn.com
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