Caribbean with Seabourn

Seabourn's fleet of seven ships is the most modern of all the ultra-luxury lines, with a refined yet relaxed ambience on board. Island-hopping around the Caribbean by small ship is a fantastic way to explore the region, giving you a taste of several different islands and their surprising diversity, from the natural wilderness of Dominica to the classic cars and communist murals of Cuba, while on sleepy islands like Bequia and Tobago you'll encounter none of the hassle that plagues the more mainstream islands, and you'll find idyllic beaches and lush rainforests still largely unsullied by mass tourism.

Personal service and attention to detail is what sets Seabourn Cruises apart, with a fleet of contemporary ships combining flamboyant restaurants and lounges with lots of hidden nooks and crannies. Seabourn Cruises have built a reputation for a highly personal style of service, with all staff focused on getting to know each guest individually, and on providing a level of service that shows a perfect understanding of their tastes and preferences. You will be recognised, and called by your name, from day one (no, we don't know how they do it!) and the result is that guests frequently tell us how welcomed and nurtured they feel.

Mouth-watering itineraries mean that once you have been on board your first Seabourn cruise and enjoyed it, you can confidently return time and again, to enjoy the standards you have come to know and love. Itineraries are designed in such a way that short cruises can often be combined to create enticing longer voyages. All drinks are included in the fare, and this creates a relaxed and sociable environment with something of a celebratory atmosphere, as well as enabling waiters to give prompt and attentive service without awkwardness. During the expedition itineraries shore landings, where you'll be accompanied by a superb team of expert naturalists, scholars and scientists, are all included at no extra cost.

Dining is stylish, with a range of options in a choice of restaurants, including Japanese cuisine, innovative Mediterranean-style fare and casual poolside and café-style offerings. When on board Seabourn you really know you are at sea, with spacious verandas for nearly all suites, and lots of deck space looking out over the water. There are also plenty of areas to sit out at night, so in fine weather there is a cosmopolitan al fresco style for those who prefer to enjoy the balmy night air.