Seabourn is looking ahead to summer 2027 with the return of Seabourn Encore to Alaska and British Columbia, offering 18 departures from May through September.
The cruise line’s 2027 Alaska season will include 7- to 15-day voyages visiting 15 ports and two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Wrangell-St. Elias National Park and Glacier Bay National Park.
The itineraries combine popular Alaska destinations with smaller ports, remote waterways and opportunities to explore beyond the coast.
A New Way to Experience Denali
Travelers sailing select southbound itineraries from Juneau to Vancouver can add The Denali Experience, a 7-night pre-cruise land program that takes guests into Alaska’s interior before they board Seabourn Encore.
Highlights include a flightseeing excursion over more than six million acres of wilderness, a private wildlife experience at the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and a farewell dinner at Tracy’s King Crab Shack in Juneau. The package includes hotel accommodations, daily meals, transportation, airport transfers and expert guiding.
Exploring Alaska by Water
Once aboard, guests can get closer to Alaska’s landscapes and wildlife through Ventures by Seabourn, the line’s collection of optional, expert-led excursions. Seabourn’s expedition team includes naturalists, scientists, historians and wildlife experts who accompany guests on excursions and share insights into the region’s environment and culture.
A Small-Ship Take on Alaska
Seabourn Encore carries guests in an all-suite setting, with every suite featuring a private veranda. The ship will also offer complimentary all-weather Helly Hansen jackets to guests sailing in Alaska, while Swarovski Optik binoculars will be available for complimentary use to guests booked in Premium Suites.
Following its Alaska season, Seabourn Encore will continue sailing itineraries in the region through September.
For more information, visit seabourn.com.
