Seabourn Pursuit

From Reykjavik to Greenland, and Darwin to Broome

Much of her year begins in Reykjavik. Her Arctic round-trips from Reykjavik run from June to August, the Australian winter, over 12, 14, 28, 30 or 42 nights. Stops change between departures, but you might see Siglufjordur, Flatey or the Northeast Greenland National Park. In August and September she leaves Reykjavik on one-way voyages of 26 to 56 nights, ending in Halifax, Canada, in Oranjestad or in Valparaíso, Chile. Typical calls include Prince Christian Sound and Qaqortoq in Greenland, and Nain in Newfoundland and Labrador.

Her European voyages head north through the British Isles. In May she leaves Genoa for Belfast or Reykjavik on voyages of 22 to 62 nights. In June she sails from Lisbon to Reykjavik over 24, 40 or 52 nights. Ports vary, though Seville, Lerwick in the Shetland Islands and Tórshavn in the Faroe Islands are among them.

Closer to home, her sailings along Australia’s coast run one-way from Darwin to Broome over 10 nights, between May and July. Itineraries vary, but the Horizontal Falls at Talbot Bay, Montgomery Reef and the Hunter River for Mitchell Falls are among the places she visits. Live in Darwin and there is no flight to join her; from another state, we book the domestic flight. The voyage finishes in Broome, and a domestic flight connects it with Darwin. In August she sails on from Broome for 32 or 45 nights to Lautoka in Fiji or Papeete in Tahiti, and the flight home leaves from there.

Wherever you join her, we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers with the cruise as one holiday, so a long voyage becomes a complete trip. She shares Seabourn’s expedition fleet with Seabourn Venture, and the line’s other ships are on our Seabourn cruise line page.

Life aboard Seabourn Pursuit between landings

The Discovery Center is where each day ashore takes shape. Towering high-definition screens bring the next destination and its themes to life in vivid detail, and it is included in the fare. With 264 guests aboard, a briefing there feels like a gathering rather than a crowd.

Back from the shore, evenings gather in The Club, with live music before and after dinner, a DJ late into the night, and the Sky Bar and two whirlpools on the Sun Terrace next door. Her restaurants, bars and pool deck are included in the fare. So are the fitness centre and the Motion Studio, with classes from yoga and meditation to crystal sound baths, while spa massages, facials and salon services are charged separately. On the Seabourn All-Inclusive fare, dining across every venue is covered, including the specialty restaurants, along with complimentary caviar.

Seabourn Pursuit cabins and deck plans

Every cabin on Seabourn Pursuit is a suite, so the choice is about which suite and where it sits. Her cabins and deck plans page shows each suite deck by deck, worth a look before voyages that can run for weeks.

Cruise1st has Australian cruise experts, seven days a week. They can talk you through her Arctic voyages, her European passages and her Darwin departures before you book. When you are ready, find Seabourn Pursuit’s sailings in our expedition cruise search.