robert.hoare

There are a number of cruises 14 nights and between Aus $5000 to Aus$6000 on Seabourn. Some in Asia and the Caribbean. The Med is a lot pricier. We have booked 2 , a 37 night trip Oct 20 2018 from Athens to Singapore and a 16 night trip Feb 23 2018 Auckland to Auckland. The last one cost us $Aus 6998 all up pp. Plenty of choices out there and Seabourn is one of the better ones. Keep your eyes open as they do specials all the time so all you need is time and the cash to splash.

Oh nice. Who did you use to book? I am ready to book just waiting for a good deal to pop up but they are all American sites.

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I love good food (half the reason why I want to try Seabourn) and will try anything, am super excited now on the feed back, cheers everyone.

The price is expensive but by the time you add a drink package and balcony to an Oceania or similar cruise it come to the same price.

Quick question tho... what times the bar shut?

 

Most people are in bed by midnight , it really depends on what region your in . We were on the Seabourn Odyssey in the Caribbean in November 2018 and we were at the bar regularly until 2am with a 92yo Jewish lady from New York who had the rudest jokes . She was as bright as a button and was regularly telling blue jokes at the bar drinking Martinis .

Like most things as long as your not a dick you will have a great time . I can guarantee you wont run out of booze as they top your rooms minibar up with beer and Spirits and failing that just use room service to get more beers and a steak.

Where were you looking at Sailing from ?

Awesome, not to sure yet, Caribbean or Med but if the price is right for a longer cruise from Aus to NZ we might do that, budget will be around 10k. More going for the cruise rather then destination as I would like to see most of anywhere [emoji16].

 

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LOL, a relation?

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Oh sorry I mis read that, Thanks for the info

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They are different. You can not use both the referral coupon and one which Seabourn offer as well

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It would be promo obc offered by the Line through the T/A.:halo:

Can i get a referral code on top of that as well?

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We tried Oceania once after a Seabourn cruise finding what you say about pricing when one leaves the ship. Since then we have not even looked at Oceania. No tips, no hotel charges, no drinks etc.

Also one can get a Referral Coupon of US$400 OBC as a first time cruiser which we use for unlimited internet for the cruise or one can use it for things on the ship. This also knocks the price of the cruise down in away

I can not remember what time the bars shut, ask on the main Seabourn page, but don't forget you will have a bottle of champagne along with two large bottles of spirits of your choice, along with beer etc in your cabin when you arrive so you will not go thirsty. Things like this makes Seabourns prices look better. Try this with Oceania :)

Re the Referral Coupon you need your booking number before you can get one. I have a couple here if you would like one

*************.com offer a $500 OBC when you book through them which must be the same thing. Thanks for that tho.

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I love good food (half the reason why I want to try Seabourn) and will try anything, am super excited now on the feed back, cheers everyone.

The price is expensive but by the time you add a drink package and balcony to an Oceania or similar cruise it come to the same price.

Quick question tho... what times the bar shut?

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Thanks for all the replies, the wife and I are quite contempt with each others company but we enjoy the company of all ages (the older the more stories 🤣), the party scene is not for us and enjoyed the luxury of smaller ships so we will give it a go.

Thanks everyone.

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I would agree with MicCanberra

 

The first time we sailed with Seabourn, Antarctica, I was very concerned that I would be picking up the correct eating tool in the right order having dinner also holding my little finger in the correct position due to the advertising photos

 

Cruisers with Seabourn are "human" even though many are very, very well off even though you would never know unlike some other cruise lines who I thought seemed to be wannabes and owned the ship. Maybe it is cause the drinks are included in the Seabourn price so there are no big noters showing off with their flash drinks

One of the reasons we like Seabourn there is no cabin class distinction, with Seabourn everybody is treated equally

 

We have spent about 60 odd days with Seabourn with another 18 days booked and have met people from all different classes of society

Thanks again.

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Hi all, am looking into cruising with Seabourn next year but being a 28yr old blue collar Aussie (consider myself a bit of a yobbo) I am worried it about it being to upmarket for me.

Iv cruised on Celebrity and Windstar and i dont like the idea of waiting for service like the bigger ships (Celebrity) and much more enjoyed Windstar. Anyway what you think? Am I too bogan for Seabourn haha.

Cheers

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Hi all, am looking into cruising with Seabourn next year but being a 28yr old blue collar Aussie I am worried it about it being to upmarket for me.

Iv cruised on celebrity and Windstar and i dont like the idea of waiting for service like the bigger ships and much more enjoyed Windstar. Anyway what you think? Am I too bogan for Seabourn haha.

Cheers

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