Seabourn Releases 2025 Itineraries to Alaska, Canada and New England

Luxury cruise and expedition cruise line Seabourn has revealed the itineraries in Alaska, Canada and New England for its 2025 cruising season, which will be held May through November. 

Twenty-four itineraries, which range from seven to fourteen days long, are now available to book across the Seabourn Quest and Seabourn Sojourn ships.

Alaska

The Seabourn Quest will offer 18 sailings in Alaska between May and September in 2025. Seven-day itineraries take travelers on northbound or southbound expeditions between Juneau, Alaska and Vancouver. A longer 14-day Alaska Glaciers, Fjords and Inside Passage itinerary combines both voyages. 

Ports of call may include the Inian Islands, Rudyerd Bay and Wrangell, which includes the Tongass National Rainforest. 

Canada and New England

The Seabourn Sojourn will be sailing a series of 12-day voyages between Montreal and New York City between September and November in 2025. The ship is also offering a “Route of the Vikings” voyage that crosses the Atlantic from Dover to a choice of Montreal or New York City. 

Ports of call include the UNESCO World Heritage City of Quebec City, Baie-Comeau and Shelburne in Nova Scotia, a historic port city known for its shipbuilding heritage. 

"Our guests are truly exceptional individuals in search of extraordinary experiences, and at Seabourn, we take tremendous pride in guiding them to the world's most stunning destinations while providing unparalleled ultra-luxury experiences and personalized service," said Natalya Leahy, President of Seabourn. "Whether exploring the beauty of Alaska on a Ventures by Seabourn outing or immersing themselves in the beauty of Canada and New England's historical towns during fall's vibrant colors, every moment becomes a cherished memory, filled with awe and wonder.”

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