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SEABOURN ANNOUNCES 145-DAY "2027 WORLD CRUISE: AUSTRALIA & SOUTH PACIFIC PANORAMA" ON SEABOURN QUEST

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Seabourn Quest set to explore Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, visiting 67 destinations in 19 countries with five overnight stays and two maiden calls

SEATTLE, April 29, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Seabourn, the leader in ultra-luxury cruising and expedition travel, has unveiled its "2027 World Cruise: Australia & South Pacific Panorama," a 145-day roundtrip voyage from Miami that will chart an extraordinary journey through some of the world's most captivating regions in the South Pacific, Australia, New Zealand and South America. Sailing between Jan. 5 and May 30, 2027, the award-winning Seabourn Quest will travel nearly 34,000 nautical miles and visit 67 destinations in 19 countries.

Seabourn Quest set to explore Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, visiting 67 destinations in 19 countries with five overnight stays and two maiden calls
Seabourn Quest set to explore Australia, New Zealand and the South Pacific, visiting 67 destinations in 19 countries with five overnight stays and two maiden calls

The voyage will feature two maiden calls, five overnight stays, four immersive optional Seabourn Journeys, and signature Seabourn experiences and exclusive events.

"We invite travelers to embark on our 2027 World Cruise and discover the most awe-inspiring and extraordinary destinations across Australia, New Zealand, Polynesia, and beyond," said Mark Tamis, president of Seabourn. "This voyage invites guests to explore and create lasting connections with both the extraordinary places we visit, and the people and cultures that bring them to life. Along the way, guests will enjoy Seabourn's signature style of luxury travel at sea, elevated by the intuitive, personalized service delivered by our incredible onboard team."

Voyage highlights: Roundtrip from Miami to 67 destinations and 19 countries

  • Overnight Stays: Lima (Callao), Peru; Hobart, Australia; Papeete, French Polynesia; Sydney and Darwin, Australia

  • Maiden Ports: Wallaroo, Australia, and Whangarei, New Zealand

  • Optional mid-voyage Seabourn Journeys: Land-based, multi-day experiences in Machu Picchu, the Galápagos Islands, Easter Island, and Uluru in Australia

  • Scenic Cruising: The dramatic Kimberley Coast of Australia and Fiordland National Park in New Zealand

Select Destination Highlights:

  • Whangārei, New Zealand (Maiden Port) - Whangārei has a rich history, starting as a timber-milling site in the early 1800s and later becoming a hub for the kauri-gum trade and shipbuilding. Guests will enjoy the port's rich arts and cultural experiences available, such as the Whangārei Museum including Kiwi House, and the Hundertwasser Art Centre with Wairau Māori Art Gallery. It is also home to the stunning Whangārei Falls, a 26-meter-high waterfall with beautiful viewpoints.

  • Wallaroo, Australia (Maiden Port) - Nestled on the picturesque Yorke Peninsula in South Australia, Wallaroo offers a captivating blend of history, natural beauty, and coastal charm. Guests can explore the Wallaroo Heritage and Nautical Museum or relax on the beautiful North Beach.

  • The Kimberley, Australia - Scenic cruising of the Kimberley Coast offers a breathtaking journey through one of Australia's most remote and pristine regions. Guests will witness dramatic landscapes, including rugged cliffs, cascading waterfalls, while navigating through crystal-clear waters. The experience is enriched by the region's traditional land-owner heritage and abundant wildlife.

  • Norfolk Island, Australia - A remote island in the South Pacific Ocean east of Australia, Norfolk Island boasts a rich history, having been settled by Polynesians around 400 AD and later claimed by Captain Cook in 1774. Today, the island is known for its lush landscapes, historic sites, and unique cultural heritage.

  • Callao (Lima), Peru (Overnight) - The capital of Peru, Lima stands as one of the most significant cities in South America and is renowned for its exceptional cuisine and proximity to remarkable Inca artifacts. Founded in 1535, it seamlessly blends its UNESCO-inscribed Spanish Colonial heritage with modern architecture. The historic Plaza de Armas is surrounded by well-preserved colonial buildings, contrasting with the contemporary structures in newer districts.

  • Transit of Panama Canal – The 145-day voyage will include two transits of the historic Panama Canal, one of the great engineering marvels of the modern world. Guests will enjoy a front-row view of this unforgettable passage connecting the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.