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Seabourn has announced a new 30-day "Amazon Explorer: Rivers & Rainforests" voyage on Seabourn Quest, inviting guests to experience one of the world's most remarkable waterways through a journey that combines scenic Amazon River cruising, riverside destinations and an overnight stay in Manaus. Sailing roundtrip from Miami from Nov. 18 to Dec. 18, 2028, the luxury ocean voyage visits 15 destinations across seven countries and is part of Seabourn's Ruby Jubilee year celebrating the line's 40th anniversary.
As luxury travelers increasingly seek deeper, more authentic experiences and opportunities to explore more culturally rich destinations, Seabourn's new Amazon voyage offers a distinctive way to discover one of the world's most fascinating regions. Stretching across northern South America, the Amazon is home to extraordinary biodiversity, the world's largest rainforest and one of its most iconic waterways. The new voyage follows a thoughtfully designed route from the Caribbean into the Amazon River, offering guests opportunities to experience vibrant cultures, remote communities and the changing landscapes that have captivated explorers and travelers for generations.
"The Amazon is one of the world's most fascinating destinations, offering a sense of exploration unlike anywhere else in the world," said Mark Tamis, President of Seabourn. "Seabourn Quest will take guests into the heart of the Amazon to discover its extraordinary landscapes, cultures and traditions, while delivering the personalized service, thoughtfully curated experiences and intimate atmosphere that define Seabourn."
The voyage also kicks off a season of extended travel aboard Seabourn Quest. Following the Amazon sailing, the ship will embark on two 10-day Caribbean holiday voyages before departing Miami on Jan. 7, 2029, for its 138-day World Cruise: Iconic Islands & Remote Horizons, giving guests additional opportunities to extend their time on board, travel farther and explore some of the world's most extraordinary regions more deeply.
Exploring River, Rainforest and Local Cultures
The voyage begins in Miami and winds through the Caribbean before entering the Amazon River, creating a natural progression from island destinations to one of the world's great waterways. Throughout the voyage, guests will experience the Amazon through scenic cruising and visits to destinations that reveal life along the river.
A highlight of the voyage is the overnight stay in Manaus, a historic city surrounded by rainforest and long regarded as a gateway to the Amazon. The extended stay provides guests with more time to experience the city's architecture, markets, cultural landmarks and vibrant waterfront.
Stops at Santarém, Boca da Valeria and Parintins offer opportunities to experience the landscapes, cultures and traditions shaped by one of the world's great waterways. The ship will visit Devil's Island in French Guiana, known for its dramatic history and remote setting, as well as calls in the Caribbean, including Saint Barthelemy, Trinidad and Grenada, adding further depth to the journey.
Featured Voyage Highlights
The Seabourn Experience
Aboard the intimate Seabourn Quest, guests will enjoy ocean-front suites, most with a private veranda, intuitive personalized service, world-class dining and Seabourn Conversations, the line's enrichment program featuring engaging presentations and informal discussions by leading thinkers, cultural voices and subject-matter experts. The smaller scale of the ship allows access to boutique destinations and creates a more immersive connection with the places visited throughout the journey. Guests will also sail aboard a refreshed Seabourn Quest, following one of the most comprehensive interior updates in the ship's history. Enhancements across suites, public spaces, dining venues and wellness areas further elevate the comfort, understated luxury and personalized service that define Seabourn.
