As one of the pioneers of ultra-luxe cruising, Seattle-based cruise line Seabourn always have something to shout about; this week it is the print publication of its annual brochure.

The 128-page hardback edition of the Extraordinary Worlds brochure details Seabourn’s sailings to 450 farflung destinations across seven continents, including: Alaska; Antarctica and Patagonia; Northern Europe; the Amazon; Australia, New Zealand and South Pacific; Southeast Asia; and Iceland and Greenland. The information is elevated with sumptuous photography inside and vivid cover art.

https://youtu.be/MkqF1RmvBjg

A highlight of Extraordinary Worlds is the nifty reference Cruise Planning Calendar, which not only lists all of Seabourn’s itineraries by page number but by also ship, region and cruise type, such as World Cruise, Extended Explorations and Exotics.

Also featured are the individual ships of the Seabourn fleet, including the new Seabourn Ovation, with pages detailing suite layout and deck plans.

“With stunning imagery and a wealth of detail, our new cruise collection is a real page-turner”

Describing the theory behind the production of such a high-spec catalogue Chris Austin, senior vice president of global marketing and sales for Seabourn, said:

“With so much excitement – new itineraries, including our first voyages to Cuba, as well as a World Cruise on tap for the 2019-2020 cruise season – we wanted luxury travellers and travel professionals alike to have an easy avenue to discover what makes Seabourn the finest ultra-luxury travel experience, and that is precisely what our new ‘Extraordinary Worlds’ cruise collection provides.”

Austin went on to add: “With stunning imagery and a wealth of detail, our new cruise collection is a real page-turner, sure to capture the imagination and generate plenty of ideas for travel plans to destinations around the world.”

For a copy of Seabourn’s 2019-2020 Extraordinary Worlds Cruise Collection, or to explore the worldwide selection of Seabourn cruising options visit seabourn.com