When Seabourn Odyssey stopped at Dubai last week, nearly 300 guests were treated to a spectacular Arabian night during “Dubai Desert Dinner,” a complimentary shore experience for World Cruise guests. (more…)
Seabourn Odyssey marked another milestone in her first year of service and arrived in Sydney, Australia, for the first time on Wednesday, Feb. 24, 2010. Arriving in the early morning hours, Odyssey sailed through the Sydney Harbour, underneath the famed Sydney Harbour Bridge and docked at Darling Harbour.
Seabourn Odyssey guests had a front-row view of the Sydney skyline as the yacht sailed past the iconic Sydney Opera House. (more…)
Earlier this week, Seabourn Odyssey sailed into Lyttelton (Christchurch), New Zealand, which is home to Captain Mark Dexter. He considered it to be one of the highlights of his career.
With apologies to those who are currently under almost three feet of snow, we got the following message from Captain Dexter on board Seabourn Odyssey on the World Cruise. (more…)
Odyssey Transiting the Panama Canal
On the morning of January 10th, Seabourn Odyssey started her maiden transit of the Panama Canal on her way from Cartagena, Colombia, to Puerto Caldera in Costa Rica as part of her inaugural World Cruise. (more…)
Odyssey World Cruise Guest
After spending the fall sailing in the Caribbean, Seabourn Odyssey said goodbye to Fort Lauderdale and set sail on Seabourn’s first world cruise, a 108-day voyage that departed Jan. 5, 2010, from Port Everglades. Guests who will be making the whole round-the-world cruise enjoyed a complimentary gala pre-cruise overnight at the Ritz Carlton Fort Lauderdale on January 4th, with a festive cocktail reception enlivened by various “ports of call” featuring food and drinks inspired by the places the guests will visit during their voyage. (more…)
Seabourn Destination Master Peter Cox gives some insight below on why a cruise to China should be in your future…
Although China has this incredible and ancient civilization that flourished when the Greeks and Romans enjoyed theirs, and there certainly remain many sites that represent this rich heritage all over China, a coastal cruise – with the exception of the pre/post Beijing stay – will hardly bring guests near those sites that filled the Beijing Olympics media travelogues. Yet, it is China’s coast that gave birth to and nourished this awakening giant, which came out of the post-Mao dark ages only a few decades ago. (more…)
Seabourn Odyssey at Port Everglades
Seabourn Odyssey has made it to the USA! It was a beautiful morning in South Florida as the new luxury ship breezed into Port Everglades at Fort Lauderdale, Florida, on the morning of November 10, carrying more than 400 guests who sailed in her maiden transatlantic cruise. (more…)
Today, Seabourn announced that it will not operate a planned five-month, 15-cruise series of voyages in the Indian Ocean aboard Seabourn Legend in late 2010 and early 2011. The vessel will instead be positioned back to the Americas at the end of its Mediterranean season to cruise in the Caribbean for the winter. (more…)
Seabourn Odyssey and Seabourn Spirit
Seabourn Odyssey and Seabourn Spirit were together at Dubrovnik, Croatia on Wednesday, July 29, and we got this picture sent by the Hotel Managers. There is a bit of perspective at work, since Odyssey is really only about a third longer than Spirit. She looks bigger than that, because she is closer. But the family resemblance is striking. They will be together again at Venice several more times this year, when both will be disembarking and embarking guests. Looks like their guests had a beautiful day in picturesque Dubrovnik. You can see the town walls and the red-tile roofs of the UNESCO World Heritage Site just beyond Spirit on the right.
