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Charmingly intimate and
lavishly appointed, each of Seabourn's all-suite 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. Caviar in the surf? A massage on deck? Fine
French champagne anytime? Nothing is out of the ordinary for
Seabourn guests!
The
Yachts of Seabourn
The Yachts of Seabourn was founded in 1987. It consists of
three all-suite ultra-luxury ships -- the 10,000-ton,
208-guest,
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Dining
Culinary pleasures aboard Seabourn Pride, Spirit, and
Legend can be highly dramatic, with cuisine by
celebrity-chef Charlie Palmer. For casual dining, try the
Veranda Cafe's bistro, where guests enjoy bountiful
buffets for breakfast and lunch, or a sumptuous special
reservations-only dinner under the stars. An impressive
selection of complimentary wines is always offered with
lunch and dinner. Linen-and-silver beach barbecues, often
with caviar and champagne in the surf, are highlights of
warm-weather itineraries. Guests may also dine
course-by-course in their suite.
The Yachts of Seabourn offer the highest levels of food
and service afloat. Some evenings are designated as formal
in the open-seating restaurant, with most male guests
wearing tuxedoes and women in formal gowns or cocktail
dresses. The remaining evenings are designated elegant
casual, with jackets, but not ties, requested for
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Spa
Services
The Yachts of Seabourn have an enhanced club-like
atmosphere on board. Guests can enjoy a menu of
therapeutic bathing preparations called Pure Pampering,
including Oceanic Stress Baths and an Invigorating Ginseng
Bath. Free Massage Moments and a complimentary massage are
available on deck, as well as exotic treatments from the
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Destinations
The Yachts of Seabourn are able to access small harbors
and navigate rivers to bring their guests close to unusual
destinations, including ports in the Mediterranean &
Atlantic Isles, Northern Europe, Asia, India, Africa,
South America, Costa Rica, Belize, Panama Canal,
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