Seabourn Mediterranean Cruises

Explore the Mediterranean on a Seabourn cruise. Charmingly intimate and lavishly appointed, each of Seabourn's yachts is a private pleasure craft for just 104 couples. With virtually one staff member for every guest, this line offers an unmatched level of service.

Seabourn Cruise Line has three identical ultra-luxury ships -- the 10,000-ton, 208-guest Seabourn Pride, Seabourn Spirit, and Seabourn Legend. No provision is made to entertain or care for youngsters; Seabourn Mediterranean cruises are definitely targeted to couples. The cruise line's new Seabourn Odyssey launched in June of 2009. Read a Seabourn Odyssey cruise review.

The Yachts of Seabourn

The Seabourn "yachts" are all-suite, measuring 277 square feet or more. Interiors are sleek and elegant. Some suites have balconies.

Amenities include movies under the stars, caviar in the surf, complimentary on deck massages, open bar, spa, and casino. Seabourn's exclusive shore excursions often include marvelous meals or private visits not available to the general public. Where conditions permit, the ship lowers a unique water sports platform, allowing guests to enjoy swimming, snorkeling, jet skiing, sailing, windsurfing and water skiing.

The Restaurant is stylish open-seating ... eat when, where, and with whom you wish. Tables glisten with Porsgrund China and Schott Zwiesel crystal. Some evenings are candlelit black-tie optional affairs, but most evenings are simply "jacket required." For the ultimate in romantic course-by-course dining, eat in the privacy of your own suite. 24-hour suite service. The Veranda Cafe has buffets for breakfast and lunch. For dinner it's a casual alternative to the Restaurant. The Sky Grill provides lunch al fresco on days at sea.

Select Seabourn Mediterranean Cruises 2010

21-day Grand Voyage on the Seabourn Spirit. One-way from Venice to Rome, with stops at Sibenik, Croatia; Kotor, Montenegro; Dubrovnik, Croatia; Zadar, Croatia; Koper, Slovenia; Trieste, Italy; Venice, Italy; Hvar, Croatia; Bari, Italy; Siracusa, Italy; Lipari Island, Italy; Sorrento, Italy; Trapani, Italy; and Amalfi, Italy. Depart April 17, 2010.

7-day Italian Mosaic cruise on the Seabourn Spirit. Round-trip from Rome to Trapani, Valletta, Taormina and Amalfi. Depart May 1, 2010.

7-day Cote D'Azur cruise on the Seabourn Legend. One-way from Monte Carlo to Barcelona, with stops at Porquerolles, France; Antibes, France; Mahon, Spain; Palma de Mallorca, Spain; and Valencia, Spain. Depart June 19, 2010.

7-day Rome, Florence and Rivieras cruise on the Seabourn Legend. One-way from Rome to Monte Carlo, with stops at Porto Rotondo, Sardinia; Ajaccio, France; Livorno, Italy; Portofino, Italy; and Nice, France. Depart July 10, 2010.

14-day Combo cruise on the Seabourn Odyssey. One-way from Istanbul to Venice, with stops at Dikili, Turkey; Kusadasi, Turkey; Bodrum, Turkey; Santorini, Greece; Mylos, Greece; Navplion, Greece; Piraeus, Greece; Pylos, Greece; Corfu, Greece; Kotor, Montenegro; Dubrovnik, Croatia; and Ravenna, Italy. Depart July 31, 2010.

7-day Adriatic and Greek Isles cruise on the Seabourn Odyssey. This is the 4th annual President's Cruise. One-way from Venice to Athens, with stops at Sibenik, Croatia; Bari, Italy; Katakolon, Greece; Gythion, Greece; and Mykonos, Greece. Depart September 11, 1010.

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