Seabourn deals

Thinking of taking our 40th Anniversary on a Seabourn Mediterranean cruise.

Can anyone point me to the best deals for a Seabourn Mediterranean cruise?

Barry, check out first the website at http://www.seabourn.com Click on specials and it will show you all the discounted itineraries for the Mediterranean. If you would like some suggestions on some places that discount. They can't be posted here, so email me at ddail@dreeshomes.com

Don

We have found that Sping and Fall are a better deal that summer. The airlines are also better then.

40 years - wow - that is just beautiful . I also have some sites where you can get information and really good rates. Make sure you get plenty of information and perhaps go a few days early or stay a few days after if time permits. yodooo2@aol.com is you want some suggestions

May and Oct are your best bet for deals - though the med runs are usually pretty booked and you may not get a huge discount. I have done last minute cruises to get deals, but this line will only go so low - they don't want to fill the boat with a bunch of Fat Albert alcoholics like me at 100 bucks a day - they would go broke. The service level, food quality, big room, and free booze makes this line worth at least 3X the price of the cattle boats - only silverseas is in the same league. Seaborne is a class act in EVERY way and so are the people who sail on them - except me .. the Fat Albert alcoholic.

I like http://www.cruise.com but most big online travel houses are similar. YOu can go to the seaborn site and see which cruises they are discounting - though i get better deals elsewhere usually. I have bought a LOT of cruises on this line but i am always curious who got the best deal and where. I would consider 450 a day for this itinerary a decent deal - maybe lower for a late pick up. Love to hear what others are getting ... or is that too tacky to ask ?

Anything under 300 bucks a day on this line is a great bargin !

If you have sailed with any of the other Carnival owned lines; Costa, Cunard, Holland-America, etc, and are a member of that line's past passenger (frequent sailor?) programs, you're entitled to the same discounts and privileges on Seabourn.