Luxury Caribbean Cruises with Seabourn

Luxury Seabourn cruises offer the perfect holiday mix: luxurious yet relaxed; elegant yet casual; sumptuous yet understated. The cruise line’s stunning ships sail to destinations in every corner of the globe, including the paradisiacal Caribbean.

What to expect on a Seabourn Caribbean cruise?

Each Caribbean island has its own unique charm – rainbow-bright colonial architecture in Curaçao, wild forests in the Dominican Republic and stunning coral reefs in Puerto Rico. You can even experience the vibrant atmosphere of Havana during Seabourn Caribbean cruises.

Sailing on-board the stunning luxury cruise ship, Seabourn Odyssey, you will explore iconic islands, remote bays and cultural epicentres. And this is all on-board a vessel accommodating just 450 guests in 229 luxury suites. Enjoy a spa with a Thai massage area, restaurants serving gourmet cuisine, expansive decks offering panoramic views, and much more.

Which ships sail to the Caribbean?

• Seabourn Odyssey
• Seabourn Sojourn
• Seabourn Venture

There are two current ships which sail to the Caribbean already for Seabourn - Seabourn Odyssey and Seabourn Sojourn. In June 2021, Seabourn Venture will be the third ship in the fleet to sail to the Caribbean offering expedition sailings to the tropical region.

Top Caribbean cruise destinations

• Basseterre – St Kitts' bustling capital offers charming architecture and relaxing beaches
• Castries – St Lucia’s capital is home to volcanoes, rainforests and secluded bays
• Philipsburg – the capital of St Maarten and a cosmopolitan playground
• Roseau – Dominica’s capital of natural and cultural history

Book a Seabourn Caribbean cruise

Seabourn cruises to the Caribbean have no shortage of things to see and do Don’t miss a meal in The Grill by Thomas Keller, where you can enjoy modern takes on classic dishes like Lobster Thermidor. Take a seat during one of many fascinating Seabourn Conversations with naturalists, celebrities and more, or simply relax on-deck and admire the unrivalled Caribbean views.