Seabourn has announced that its expedition team for its Alaska voyages this summer will be composed of naturalists, scientists, wildlife and historical experts will guide guests aboard the Seabourn Quest on her maiden season in Alaska and British Columbia.

From May to September, the team will lead immersive experiences through the company’s Ventures by Seabourn program, offering insights into the region’s geology, ecology and culture.

“Wherever we travel, our focus is always on curating immersive, one-of-a-kind adventures for our guests, and this season in Alaska will be no exception,” said Robin West, Seabourn’s vice president and general manager of expeditions.

“Our expedition team’s passion for the region is truly infectious. They are eager to share their expertise and offer guests a deeper connection to Alaska, revealing what makes it such a captivating and unforgettable destination. Through their knowledge and enthusiasm, guests will gain a richer understanding and appreciation of ‘the Great Land,'” added West.

According to the press release, the expedition team will lead expedition-style adventures featuring hiking, kayaking and Zodiac cruises.

Available on Alaska sailings between Vancouver, British Columbia and Juneau, Alaska, the Ventures by Seabourn program will include explorations of Hubbard Glacier, Tracy/Endicott Arm, Ionian Islands, Rudyerd Bay (Misty Fjords), Alert Bay in British Columbia and more.

The team will also interact with guests throughout each sailing, provide complimentary presentations as part of the onboard Seabourn Conversations program and interact casually with guests via spontaneous conversations and shared meals.

The Seabourn Quest’s expedition team for the upcoming season includes:

• Expedition Leader Adam Jenkins
• Expedition Leader Sean Bercaw
• Kayak Guide Nathan Williams
• Lecturer and Naturalist J. Brian Mahoney
• Lecturer and Naturalist Kristina Rau
• Lecturer and Naturalist Lori Beraha
• Lecturer and Naturalist Paul Niles
• Lecturer and Alaska Expert Amy Venema
• Lecturer and Naturalist Ben Dilley
• Lecturer and Alaska Expert Mara Unkefer, and
• Lecturer and Naturalist Lori Snyder.