Seabourn, the leader in ultra-luxury voyages and expedition travel, kicks off its 2025 Alaska & British Columbia season today with a seven-day voyage on Seabourn Quest from Vancouver to Juneau. Sailing into Vancouver for the first time, Seabourn Quest will sail on a series of seven-day itineraries between Vancouver and Juneau between May and September 2025, offering guests unparalleled access to the region’s stunning landscapes and rich culture. In addition, guests will have the opportunity to enjoy Seabourn’s exclusive Ventures by Seabourn program featuring more experiential and interactive opportunities to explore Alaska’s hidden gems.
Carrying only 458 guests, Seabourn Quest will visit some of the region’s most popular destinations, along with rarely visited ports throughout the Inside Passage, offering guests more intimate and meaningful connections to each destination. Each itinerary features scenic cruising through jaw-dropping settings such as Seymour Narrows and the Behm Canal, interspersed with visits at culturally significant towns from Ketchikan and Sitka, Alaska, and Prince Rupert and Alert Bay in British Columbia. Each sailing will include at least one scenic cruise of glaciers like Tracy or Endicott Arm or Glacier Bay National Park. The seven-day voyages may also be combined to create a longer, more immersive 14-day round-trip Vancouver experience, featuring hardly any repeated ports.
Seabourn Quest’s 2025 Alaska season will feature Ventures by Seabourn, an extraordinary collection of optional excursions, offering guests expedition-style adventures through hiking, kayaking, and Zodiac cruises. Available on all Alaska sailings, Ventures by Seabourn includes explorations of Hubbard Glacier, Tracy/Endicott Arm, Inian Islands, Rudyerd Bay (Misty Fjords), and more. These excursions are led by the ship’s elite, world-class expedition team of naturalists, science, wildlife and historical experts who regularly interact with guests throughout each sailing, sharing insights and in-depth knowledge on the history, ecology and culture of respective regions.
