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Alaska & British Columbia, Pacific Coast, Canada & New ALASKA & BRITISH COLUMBIA, PACIFIC COAST, CANADA & NEW ENGLAND 2023 Voyages WORLD’S BEST BEST SMALL-SHIP BEST CRUISE BEST LUXURY GOLD BEST LUXURY MIDSIZE-SHIP CRUISE LINE LINE UNDER CRUISE LINE LIST CRUISE LINE OCEAN CRUISE LINE Condé Nast Traveler 1,000 BERTHS Luxury Travel Advisor US News & World Report Condé Nast Traveler Our highest priorities are compliance, environmental protection, and protecting the health, safety and well-being Travel + Leisure Readers’ Choice Awards Guide Travel Weekly Awards of Excellence Readers Choice of our guests, crew and the people in the destinations we visit. Visit Seabourn.com/TravelSafe to learn more. 1 LET US HELP PLAN YOUR SEABOURN VACATION EXPERIENCE BY CALLING 844.712.9754 LET US HELP PLAN YOUR SEABOURN VACATION EXPERIENCE BY CALLING 844.712.9754 2 AWAKEN YOU INNER EXPLORER, WHERE HISTORY AND NATURE MEET Our 2023 season includes 25 hand-crafted voyages departing conveniently from Vancouver, Juneau, Montreal and New York. Experience nature at its finest with Seabourn and feel the difference between being simply catered to and being truly cared. Alaska & British Columbia Pacific Coast Canada & New England An All-Inclusive Ultra-Luxury Onboard Experience HAVRE3 SAINTLET US PIERRE, HELP QUÉBECPLAN YOUR SEABOURN VACATION EXPERIENCE BY CALLING 844.712.9754 LET US HELP PLAN YOUR SEABOURN VACATION EXPERIENCE BY CALLING 844.712.9754 1 ALASKA & BRITISH COLUMBIA Seabourn Odyssey turns the enormity of Alaska into an intimate, interactive experience on a series of seven-day sailings to and from Vancouver or Juneau, and 10- and 11- day roundtrip Vancouver departures. View extraordinary wildlife, majestic glaciers and fjords, and accompany your Expedition Team on immersive excursions to explore the Great Land up-close. Combine itineraries for an in-depth 14-day combination voyage with multiple glacier experiences and no repeat ports of call. KETCHIKAN, ALASKA HIGHLIGHTS OF OUR 2023 ALASKA 5 unique 7- to 14-day 10 unique 6 sailings Pre-/post- 3 glacier- 22 optional Sailing the Incredible wildlife, itineraries options ports of call visiting Seabourn viewing Ventures by Inside Passage including whales, SEASON Glacier Bay Journeys destinations Seabourn bears and bald excursions eagles 2 3 Hubbard Glacier Yakutat Bay Haines Glacier Bay Lynn Canal 2023 ALASKA & BRITISH COLUMBIA VOYAGES JUNEAU ON SEABOURN ODYSSEY Inian Icy Strait Tracy Arm/ Islands Point GLACIERS & ALASKA ALASKA FJORDS Endicott Arm INSIDE PASSAGES & CANADIAN INSIDE PASSAGE Stephens Passage Vancouver to Juneau | 7 Days Juneau to Vancouver | 7 Days Sita May 26*; Jun 30; Jul 14, 28; Aug 11, 25; Jun 2; Jul 7, 21; Aug 4, 18, Sep 1**, Sep 29, 2023 Oct 6**, 2023 Snow Pass Wrangell Vancouver, British Columbia Juneau, Alaska Stikine Strait Behm Canal Transit the Seymour Narrows Tracy Arm/Endicott Arm, Alaska 1 Decision 1 Cruising Queen Charlotte Sound Cruising Stephens Passage Passage Rudyerd Bay Ketchikan, Alaska Transit Decision Passage 2 Transit Snow Pass 2 Wrangell, Alaska Ketchikan Misty Transit Decision Passage Cruising Stikine Strait Fjords 3 Sitka, Alaska Cruising Behm Canal Cruising Yukatat Bay 3 Rudyerd Bay (Misty Fjords), Alaska Prince Rupert 4 Scenic cruising Hubbard Glacier, Alaska Scenic cruising Misty Fjords Grenville Inian Islands, Alaska 4 Prince Rupert, British Columbia Channel 5 Icy Strait Point, Alaska Scenic cruising Grenville Channel, Whale Haines (Skagway), Alaska 5 Whale Channel and Princess Channel 6 Cruising Lynn Canal Royal Channel Princess Royal 7 Juneau, Alaska Alert Bay, British Columbia Channel 6 Scenic cruising Johnstone Strait Transit the Seymour Narrows Queen Charlotte 7 Vancouver, British Columbia Sound *May 26 sailing includes Glacier Bay in lieu of Yukatat Bay and Hubbard Glacier. **Sep 1 and Sep Oct 6 sailings include Glacier Bay in lieu of Tracy Arm/Endicott Arm. Service call for Ventures by Seabourn® excursions. Johnstone Seabourn Cruise Line is an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service. Alert Bay Strait Seymour Narrows VANCOUVER SEWARD, ALASKA Lynn Canal Inian Islands Juneau 2023 ALASKA & BRITISH COLUMBIA VOYAGES Icy Strait Tracy Arm/ ON SEABOURN ODYSSEY Point Endicott Arm Stephens Passage ALASKA FJORDS ODYSSEY INSIDE PASSAGE & ALASKA FJORDS Sita Round-trip to Vancouver | 10 Days Round-trip to Vancouver | 11 Days Snow Pass Sumner Strait Jun 9; Sep 8, 2023 Jun 19; Sep 18, 2023 Decision Vancouver, British Columbia Vancouver, British Columbia Passage Wrangell 1 Cruising Queen Charlotte Sound 1 Cruising Queen Charlotte Sound Clarence Strait Ketchikan, Alaska Rudyerd Bay (Misty Fjords), Alaska 2 2 Cruising Clarence Strait Scenic cruising Misty Fjords Ketchikan Rudyerd Bay Transit Snow Pass Ketchikan, Alaska Misty 3 Sitka, Alaska 3 Cruising Clarence Strait Fjords Inian Islands, Alaska Transit Snow Pass 4 Icy Strait Point, Alaska 4 Sitka, Alaska 5 Juneau, Alaska 5 Hubbard Glacier, Alaska 6 Tracy Arm/Endicott Arm, Alaska Inian Islands, Alaska 6 Transit Decision Passage Icy Strait Point, Alaska 7 Cruising Sumner Strait 7 Juneau, Alaska Princess Royal Channel Wrangell, Alaska Transit Decision Passage 8 Rudyerd Bay (Misty Fjords), Alaska 8 Cruising Sumner Strait Scenic cruising Misty Fjords Wrangell, Alaska Queen Charlotte Sound Scenic cruising Princess Royal Channel Scenic cruising Princess Royal 9 9 Transit the Seymour Narrows Channel and Bella Bella 10 Vancouver, British Columbia Alert Bay, British Columbia Bella Bella 10 Scenic cruising Johnstone Strait Transit the Seymour Narrows Vancouver, British Columbia 11 Johnstone Strait Alert Bay Service call for Ventures by Seabourn® excursions. Seymour Seabourn Cruise Line is an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service. Narrows VANCOUVER VIEWING WATERFALL BY KAYAK IN MISTY FJORDS Hubbard Glacier Yakutat Haines Bay Glacier Bay Inian Lynn Canal Islands Juneau Icy Strait 2023 ALASKA & BRITISH COLUMBIA VOYAGES Point ON SEABOURN ODYSSEY Sita Stephens Passage Snow Pass ALASKA GLACIERS, FJORDS & INSIDE PASSAGE Round-trip Vancouver | 14 Days Wrangell May 26*; Jun 30; Jul 14, 28; Aug 11, 25**; Sep 29**, 2023 Stikine Strait Vancouver, British Columbia Transit Decision Passage Decision Behm Canal Passage Transit the Seymour Narrows 9 Wrangell, Alaska Rudyerd Bay 1 Cruising Queen Charlotte Sound Cruising Stikine Strait Cruising Behm Canal Ketchikan Misty Ketchikan, Alaska Fjords 2 Transit Snow Pass 10 Rudyerd Bay (Misty Fjords), Alaska Transit Decision Passage Scenic cruising Misty Fjords Prince Rupert 3 Sitka, Alaska 11 Prince Rupert, British Columbia Cruising Yakutat Bay Scenic cruising Grenville Channel, Grenville 4 Hubbard Glacier, Alaska 12 Whale Channel and Princess Channel Royal Channel Whale Inian Islands, Alaska 5 Icy Strait Point, Alaska Alert Bay, British Columbia Channel 13 Scenic cruising Johnstone Strait Haines (Skagway), Alaska Princess Royal 6 Transit the Seymour Narrows Cruising Lynn Canal Channel 14 Vancouver, British Columbia 7 Juneau, Alaska Queen Charlotte Scenic cruising Glacier Bay 8 Sound Cruising Stephens Passage *May 26 sailing includes Glacier Bay in lieu of Yukatat Bay and Hubbard Glacier. **Aug 25 and Sep 29 sailings include Glacier Bay in lieu of Tracy Arm/Endicott Arm. Service call for Ventures by Seabourn® excursions. Johnstone Seabourn Cruise Line is an authorized concessioner of the National Park Service. Alert Bay Strait Seymour Narrows VANCOUVER MISTY8 FJORDS,LET US ALASKAHELP PLAN YOUR SEABOURN VACATION EXPERIENCE BY CALLING 844.712.9754 LET US HELP PLAN YOUR SEABOURN VACATION EXPERIENCE BY CALLING 844.712.9754 9 ALASKA & BRITISH COLUMBIA FEATURED PORTS SITKA, ALASKA The copper-domed St. Michael’s Cathedral bespeaks Sitka’s Russian heritage. This is the place where the purchase of Alaska from Russia was completed. The New Archangel Dancers keep colorful traditions alive. WRANGELL, ALASKA Fur trappers founded this oldest settlement in Alaska, but soon trapped it out. Wrangell’s Stikine River was the first route for prospectors headed for the Klondike. Today visitors come to photograph the bears gathered at Anan Creek. ALERT BAY, ALASKA This tiny Namgis First Nations community on British Columbia’s Cormorant Island welcomes you with insights into aboriginal cultures and the world’s tallest totem pole. Traditional potlatch artifacts are displayed at the U’mista Cultural Centre. For the most immersive experience join our Expedition Team to explore by kayak or Zodiac® on an optional Ventures by Seabourn® excursion. HAINES, ALASKA See Fort William Seward, a National Historic Landmark, and the Chilkat Bald Eagle Preserve, or take a ferry to Skagway, one of Alaska’s most popular cruise ports, to ride the original narrow-gauge White Pass & Yukon Route Scenic Railway. SITKA,10 ALASKALET US HELP PLAN YOUR SEABOURN VACATION EXPERIENCE BY CALLING 844.712.9754 LET US HELP PLAN YOUR SEABOURN VACATION EXPERIENCE BY CALLING 844.712.9754 11 JUNEAU, ALASKA Alaska’s capital is a little citified, but still can’t be reached by road. Visit its museum to see Innuit crafts. Drive to Mendenhall Glacier – the only one inside city limits. Or fly up in a helicopter, then visit the Red Dog Saloon. KETCHIKAN, ALASKA Ketchikan is the salmon capital of the world. The largest collection of traditional Native American totem poles in the world is at Totem Bight State Park, Potlatch Park, Saxman Native Village and the Totem Heritage Center. PRINCE RUPERT, ALASKA Visit the Khutzeymateen Grizzly Bear Sanctuary, one of the densest populations of these magnificent creatures anywhere. The Butze Rapids Park and Trail or the Metlakatla Wilderness Trail offer
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