Seabourn Mediterranean cruises for 2006 - 2007
A selection of new Mediterranean ports including Tripoli, Libya; Sarande, Albania; Rovinj, Croatia; Mylos, Greek Isles; Sousse, Tunisia and Xlendi (Gozo), Malta are highlights of Seabourn Cruise Line’s newly released 2006-2007 cruise itineraries. The line posted a 16-month schedule of cruises and fares covering the period from January, 2006 through April, 2007 on the company website.
Approximately 57% of the Seabourn 2006-07 cruise schedule is available in lengths of 7 or 8 days duration. The bulk of those are designed to be combinable for up to six weeks of cruising with different port content. Combining two or more consecutive cruises earns an extra 10% savings off the Early Booking Savings fares. Longer combinations of 18 or more days qualify for Grand Voyage Savings of 50% or more off full brochure fares.
All three Yachts of Seabourn will undergo drydock maintenance and interior refurbishments by January, 2006. Planned upgrades include the installation of DVD players and flat-screen televisions in all guest suites.
Seabourn has been honored on every one of Condé Nast Traveler magazine’s annual Gold Lists and placed at the top of the luxury cruise category by readers of such prestigious magazines as Departures, published exclusively for American Express Platinum and Centurion Card members; the United Kingdom newspaper The Telegraph and the annual Travel Star survey of Swiss travel agencies. With Early Booking Savings of up to 50%, cruise-only fares start from $1,975 per person, based on double occupancy.
Approximately 57% of the Seabourn 2006-07 cruise schedule is available in lengths of 7 or 8 days duration. The bulk of those are designed to be combinable for up to six weeks of cruising with different port content. Combining two or more consecutive cruises earns an extra 10% savings off the Early Booking Savings fares. Longer combinations of 18 or more days qualify for Grand Voyage Savings of 50% or more off full brochure fares.
All three Yachts of Seabourn will undergo drydock maintenance and interior refurbishments by January, 2006. Planned upgrades include the installation of DVD players and flat-screen televisions in all guest suites.
Seabourn has been honored on every one of Condé Nast Traveler magazine’s annual Gold Lists and placed at the top of the luxury cruise category by readers of such prestigious magazines as Departures, published exclusively for American Express Platinum and Centurion Card members; the United Kingdom newspaper The Telegraph and the annual Travel Star survey of Swiss travel agencies. With Early Booking Savings of up to 50%, cruise-only fares start from $1,975 per person, based on double occupancy.
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