Seabourn Unveils 166 Sailings for Summer 2029
The 2029 Summer Ocean Voyages visit more than 180 destinations across Europe, Alaska, Canada and New England.
Updated on Nov. 6, 2026 in Cruises
Seabourn has announced its 2029 Summer Ocean Voyages, comprising 166 sailings that include a return to Egypt for the first time in more than five years. The itineraries span the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Alaska, Canada and New England.
Why it matters
The schedule gives travelers planning for summer 2029 a wide selection of routes, from Egypt and the Gulf of Bothnia to Alaskan expedition sailings. The emphasis on longer stays and smaller ports offers an alternative to larger-ship itineraries.
Seabourn Ocean Voyages total 166 sailings covering more than 180 destinations. The schedule is a published itinerary plan, and pricing and individual departure availability were not specified.
The players
Seabourn
Seabourn is a luxury cruise line known for its all-suite ships and destination-focused voyages.
The details
Select Egypt voyages include an overnight stay in Alexandria. A new seven-day itinerary explores Sweden and Finland's Gulf of Bothnia, with maiden calls in Northern Europe. Seabourn Ovation, Seabourn Quest and Seabourn Encore operate the sailings, and Seabourn Encore returns to Alaska with an Expedition Team offering optional Zodiac and kayak excursions.
Timeline
Summer 2029: Seabourn Ocean Voyages sailings across multiple regions
More than five years before 2029: Seabourn's last visit to Egypt
Travel Outlook
Seabourn's Alaska expedition return follows the small-ship expedition model that has grown in Alaskan waters, where ships access smaller ports and less-traveled regions. The 2029 schedule extends that approach alongside longer, overnight-focused itineraries in Egypt and Northern Europe.
Travelers interested in the 2029 season can plan around the Egypt overnight in Alexandria, the Gulf of Bothnia seven-day route, or the Alaska expedition sailings. Specific pricing and booking windows were not included in the announcement, so travelers should check the cruise line directly once fares are published.
The takeaway
Longer stays and smaller-port access are shaping how cruise lines position their itineraries. Travelers planning years ahead can use multi-region schedules like this one to compare routes before fares are released.
Further reading
Explore more cruise itineraries and planning guides for upcoming sailings.
Source note: This article includes information reported by TravelPress.
