Seabourn is offering a 12-day Caribbean & Atlantic Passage expedition aboard the elegant Seabourn Ovation. This journey begins in the vibrant city of Bridgetown, Barbados, where intertwining modern and colonial architecture meets azure beaches, inviting guests to explore its rich heritage marked by the Anglican church and Barbados Garrison. Following the enchanting Caribbean islands, the expedition leads travellers across the expansive Atlantic to arrive in Funchal, Madeira, known for its dramatic landscapes, rich flora, and storied history as a Portuguese enclave.
Upon reaching the final destination, Lisbon, guests are greeted by a city steeped in history, its architecture a testament to both ancient grandeur and post-earthquake resilience. Lisbon, with its grandeur of old-world charm and modern vibrancy, offers a welcoming conclusion to the expedition, with historic trams connecting the terraced hillsides of the Old Town to the elegant boulevards envisaged in the 18th century. This expedition encapsulates a rich blend of scenic and cultural exploration, weaving an unforgettable maritime adventure.
Bridgetown, Barbados: Nestled beside the island’s only natural harbour, Barbados' capital is a harmonious blend of modern and colonial architecture, graced with palm tree-lined beaches and numerous historical sites. You can immerse yourself in the city's laid-back culture, known for its British-style parliament buildings and vibrant beach life. Be sure to visit the Anglican church and the historic 19th-century Barbados Garrison.
Saint Pierre, Martinique: This charming town offers a captivating glimpse into the past with its historical ruins, including the famed 1902 volcanic eruption remains, which remind visitors of its tumultuous history. Embrace the local culture and enjoy the picturesque scenery set against the backdrop of lush green mountains.
South Friars Bay, Saint Kitts and Nevis: Renowned for its serene atmosphere and stunning natural beauty, South Friars Bay is an idyllic spot on the island of Saint Kitts. This enchanting bay offers a perfect blend of relaxation and water sports, making it a favourite stop for those seeking a tranquil yet adventurous day.
Enjoy a relaxing day at sea, where you can indulge in onboard activities or simply unwind while the gentle sway of the ship carries you towards your next exciting destination.
Another leisurely day aboard makes for the perfect opportunity to explore the ship, partake in the various activities, or relish some quiet time gazing at the endless horizon of the open ocean.
As the journey continues, this day at sea allows for unwinding and enjoyment of onboard amenities, offering delightful culinary experiences and engaging entertainment options.
Further immerse yourself in luxury and comfort on a relaxing day sailing through the ocean with ample activities designed for leisure or enrichment.
This serene day at sea provides ample time to rejuvenate, join a workshop or enjoy the ship's leisure facilities amid the gentle breeze of the open sea.
Continue to unwind at sea. Take advantage of the ship's vibrant social scene or indulge in personal enrichment pursuits for a charmingly relaxed day.
Embrace the tranquility and beauty of a day at sea, with opportunities for rest and recreation aboard the comfortable vessel.
Funchal, Madeira, Portugal: Shaped by volcanic eruptions, Madeira is a gem in the Gulf Stream, located roughly 500 miles west of Casablanca. This enchanting island, discovered in 1419 by Portuguese explorer João Gonçalves Zarco, is renowned for its lush greenery, mountain vineyards, quaint villages, and diverse flora. Known by many names like ‘The Floating Garden of the Atlantic’, Madeira entices visitors with its natural beauty and fascinating selection of excursions.
Relax and unwind during this final day at sea, reflecting on the journey and preparing for the adventures that await.
Lisbon, Portugal: Commanding its presence over seven hills by River Tagus, Lisbon has been Portugal’s capital since the 13th century. It's famed for its majestic buildings, ancient wooden trams, and Moorish-inspired architecture, as well as a twenty-century-long history. The city was rebuilt in the 18th century by Marques de Pombal, resulting in a blend of wide boulevards and an impressive riverfront, with highlights including the historic Praça do Comércio and unique modern and ancient districts. The Old Town's terraced hillsides offer an exciting mix of shopping, culture, and sightseeing opportunities.
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