The SeabournPursuit, Seabourn's newest ultra-luxury expedition ship, has entered Australian waters for the first time. The arrival of the Seabourn Pursuit marks the start of Seabourn's highly anticipated inaugural season in the Kimberley region, with six 10-day voyages between Darwin and Broome from June to August 2024.
A once-in-a-lifetime expedition, the Kimberley region of Western Australia is one of the world's most remote destinations, famous for its otherworldly landscapes, abundant wildlife, and Aboriginal culture.
Seabourn recently announced that the Wunambal Gaambera Traditional Owners will be the godparents of the Seabourn Pursuit, making history as the first cruise line to name Indigenous Traditional Owners as godparents. As part of this appointment, Seabourn will make a donation to help the Wunambal Gaambera develop a self-sustaining industry, producing authentic Wunambal Gaambera art and crafts for sale. In addition, Seabourn will also supply the Wunambal Gaambera Aboriginal Corporation with pearl shells and various art supplies and polishing materials to support year-round sustainable and commercial art and craft initiatives for its artists and artisans.
Guests traversing the Kimberley region with Seabourn will experience the exhilarating adventure of an expedition cruise – a deeper connection with the region's wildlife, nature, culture, and history – with all the ultra-luxury elements for which Seabourn is known.
The Seabourn Pursuit is an intimate ship with a private, yacht-like atmosphere, featuring 132 luxuriously appointed balcony suites that take ultra-luxury travelers farther, deeper, and closer to the world's most coveted and remote destinations. Led by a 24-person expedition team, each voyage offers exclusive experiences such as shore excursions, cultural visits, guided Zodiac cruises, hikes, nature walks, snorkeling, and scuba diving.
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