Seabourn Quest will sail from Miami to Lisbon via 58 destinations, 32 islands and more than 25 UNESCO World Heritage sites.
Seabourn has opened bookings for a 138-day world cruise aboard Seabourn Quest, featuring remote islands, extended port stays and destinations across five continents.
The 2029 World Cruise: Iconic Islands & Remote Horizons will depart Miami on January 7, 2029, and arrive in Lisbon on May 26. The itinerary covers more than 32,000 nautical miles, calling at 58 destinations in 31 countries and territories.
The voyage will travel through the Americas, the South Pacific, New Zealand, Australia, Southeast Asia, the Indian Ocean, Africa, and Europe. Its 32 island destinations include Bora Bora, Easter Island, Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas, Praslin in the Seychelles, Antsiranana in Madagascar, Akaroa in New Zealand and Burnie in Tasmania.
More than 25 UNESCO World Heritage sites feature in the program, including Easter Island, New Zealand’s Fiordland National Park, Zanzibar’s Stone Town and the Sacred City of Kandy, accessible from Colombo.
The itinerary includes 20 extended port stays, with overnight calls in Lima, Easter Island, Bora Bora, Bali, Singapore, Sydney, Zanzibar and Cape Town. Longer visits are also scheduled for Cartagena, Auckland, Napier, Melbourne, Portland, Adelaide, Busselton, Fremantle, Colombo, Victoria in the Seychelles, Walvis Bay and Las Palmas.
Optional land programs will offer visits to the Galápagos Islands, Machu Picchu, Uluru, the Taj Mahal, Easter Island and African safari destinations.
Full world-cruise passengers will receive an included two-day, one-night program in Bali, incorporating village visits, cultural encounters and culinary experiences. Another exclusive event will provide private after-hours access to Cape Town’s Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, with regional food and live entertainment.
“Our 2029 World Cruise combines globally celebrated destinations with some of the world’s most remote and fascinating places,” Seabourn president Mark Tamis said.
On board, the program will include destination-focused lectures, Seabourn Conversations speakers, culinary events, cultural performances and regional entertainment. Seabourn Quest has also undergone an extensive refurbishment covering its suites, public spaces, restaurants and spa.
Guests booking the complete voyage will receive return business-class flights, a pre-cruise hotel night in Miami, unlimited laundry, upgraded Starlink Wi-Fi for two devices and shipboard credit of up to US$4,000 per Veranda Suite or US$8,000 for Penthouse Suites and higher categories.
Seabourn will also offer shorter segments of the world cruise, with details to be released later. A 10% early-booking discount applies to the full voyage and eligible segments reserved by September 17, 2026.
Seabourn has opened bookings for a 138-day world cruise aboard Seabourn Quest, featuring remote islands, extended port stays and destinations across five continents.
The 2029 World Cruise: Iconic Islands & Remote Horizons will depart Miami on January 7, 2029, and arrive in Lisbon on May 26. The itinerary covers more than 32,000 nautical miles, calling at 58 destinations in 31 countries and territories.
The voyage will travel through the Americas, the South Pacific, New Zealand, Australia, Southeast Asia, the Indian Ocean, Africa, and Europe. Its 32 island destinations include Bora Bora, Easter Island, Nuku Hiva in the Marquesas, Praslin in the Seychelles, Antsiranana in Madagascar, Akaroa in New Zealand and Burnie in Tasmania.
More than 25 UNESCO World Heritage sites feature in the program, including Easter Island, New Zealand’s Fiordland National Park, Zanzibar’s Stone Town and the Sacred City of Kandy, accessible from Colombo.
The itinerary includes 20 extended port stays, with overnight calls in Lima, Easter Island, Bora Bora, Bali, Singapore, Sydney, Zanzibar and Cape Town. Longer visits are also scheduled for Cartagena, Auckland, Napier, Melbourne, Portland, Adelaide, Busselton, Fremantle, Colombo, Victoria in the Seychelles, Walvis Bay and Las Palmas.
Optional land programs will offer visits to the Galápagos Islands, Machu Picchu, Uluru, the Taj Mahal, Easter Island and African safari destinations.
Full world-cruise passengers will receive an included two-day, one-night program in Bali, incorporating village visits, cultural encounters and culinary experiences. Another exclusive event will provide private after-hours access to Cape Town’s Zeitz Museum of Contemporary Art Africa, with regional food and live entertainment.
“Our 2029 World Cruise combines globally celebrated destinations with some of the world’s most remote and fascinating places,” Seabourn president Mark Tamis said.
On board, the program will include destination-focused lectures, Seabourn Conversations speakers, culinary events, cultural performances and regional entertainment. Seabourn Quest has also undergone an extensive refurbishment covering its suites, public spaces, restaurants and spa.
Guests booking the complete voyage will receive return business-class flights, a pre-cruise hotel night in Miami, unlimited laundry, upgraded Starlink Wi-Fi for two devices and shipboard credit of up to US$4,000 per Veranda Suite or US$8,000 for Penthouse Suites and higher categories.
Seabourn will also offer shorter segments of the world cruise, with details to be released later. A 10% early-booking discount applies to the full voyage and eligible segments reserved by September 17, 2026.
For reservations or more details about Seabourn, please call Seabourn at 13 24 02, visit www.seabourn.com or contact a professional travel advisor.
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