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Seabourn is trading its usual island-hopping for a slow push up the Amazon—30 days from Miami, an overnight in Manaus, a river confluence at Santarém, and a Caribbean harbor most ships can't reach, all sailing in the line's 40th-anniversary year.
A boutique 30-guest yacht is pushing deeper into Australia's wildest, least-mapped coastline and Indonesia's most remote islands for 2028, with new charter flights unlocking orangutan sanctuaries, Komodo dragon islands and ancient Aboriginal rock art that few travelers get to see.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled its biggest spa yet—a salt room, an AI-guided Technogym gym, and a private fitness studio inside the largest suite at sea. Here's what will be waiting aboard Seven Seas Prestige when she sets sail this December.
Seabourn is sending Seabourn Quest on a 138-day world cruise from Miami to Lisbon—58 ports across 31 countries, and stops most ships can't reach, from Easter Island's moai fields to a private after-hours evening at Cape Town's Zeitz MOCAA gallery.
SeaDream Yacht Club hasn't launched a new yacht in 25 years. Now SeaDream III is bound for six continents, 73 countries and 364 ports in her first two years alone, including a 180-night voyage that circles nearly half the globe.
She hasn't served a single meal or welcomed a single guest, yet Oceania Sonata is already rewriting the rules of small-ship luxury. Floated out in Venice this week, she's designed for fewer guests and more room. Here's why that matters.
A century-old Australian pearling dynasty bet that travelers wanted fewer fellow passengers and more remote horizons. One year and a wave of repeat bookings later, North American travelers are starting to discover Pearl Expeditions and its 30-guest yacht, Paspaley Pearl.
Crystal has confirmed a third ultra-luxury ocean ship, set for delivery in May 2034—cementing a fleet expansion that began with 2028's Crystal Grace and continues with a 2031 sister ship. Here's what the spacious, 650-guest vessel will bring to the line's itineraries.
Crystal has a new captain for its flagship Serenity—and he's already steering the line's boldest chapter yet. Meet the four-decade mariner set to command both a cruising icon and the brand's first new ship in 25 years.
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