Seabourn has announced the 2026 itineraries for the Seabourn Venture, sailing to the Northwest Passage and Canadian Arctic.
Between August and October 2026, the ship will offer five voyages ranging from eight to 24 days, sailing the historic routes of The Northwest Passage and Canadian Arctic before sailing south to explore the Caribbean, South America and Antarctica.
“The Northwest Passage is one of the most famous and historic routes in the Arctic, and we are excited to give travelers an opportunity to explore this region with Seabourn,” said Mark Tamis, president of Seabourn.
“Guests will admire towering icebergs, encounter unique wildlife found nowhere else, and immerse themselves in the stories of the daring expeditions that paved the way–all while enjoying the Seabourn Venture’s ultra-luxury comforts and services,” added Tamis.
According to the press release, the Seabourn Venture will offer two “24-day Journey Across the Northwest Passage” expeditions between Reykjavik, Iceland and Anchorage, Alaska, departing on Aug. 5, 2026, and Aug. 29, 2026.
It will also offer a “15-day Wild Labrador Coast: Missions, Fjords & Wilderness” sailing, departing Sep. 20, 2026 from Reykjavik to Halifax, Nova Scotia.
Two combination cruises are also available: a “35-day Glaciers, Fjords & Northwest Passage” voyage from Reykjavik to Anchorage and a “38-day Northwest Passage & Wild Labrador Coast” itinerary from Anchorage to Halifax.
Thereafter, the Seabourn Venture will sail three voyages ranging from eight to 21 days:
- October 5 – October 13: “Eight-day Southern Caribbean Yacht Harbors” voyage from Halifax, Nova Scotia
- October 13 – October 29: “16-day Trinidad to Rio: South American Expedition” from Bridgetown, and
- October 29 – November 19: “21-day Wild South Atlantic & Antarctic Peninsula” from Rio De Janeiro.
The expedition voyages are now on sale.
The company said that each expedition itinerary will include experiences led by a 23-person expedition team. Guests can extend their journey with two combination voyages that explore both regions.
