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Seabourn Encore Cruises 2026 – 2027: Prices, Sailing Dates & Itinerary Schedules

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Seabourn Encore

With room for just 600 guests, this ship keeps the scale intimate while opening generous sightlines across lounges, decks, and restaurants. The 300 all-veranda suites give the accommodations a strong sense of privacy, while Seabourn Square works as a genuine social hub rather than a formal atrium. Midway through the experience, Seabourn Encore reveals one of its most distinctive outdoor spaces in The Retreat, where a flower-shaped canopy and private cabanas create a quieter perch above the sea. Add the line’s polished service and a notably airy layout, and the result feels composed, modern, and easy to settle into over longer voyages.

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Seabourn Encore port side aerial view sailing at sea under a cloud-filled sky.
Port side aerial view at sea © Seabourn
Seabourn Encore Observation Bar with central bar, curved seating, and ocean views.
Observation Bar lounge with curved seating © Seabourn
Seabourn Encore Pool Deck with central pool, loungers, and open-air seating.
Pool Deck pool and sun loungers © Seabourn
Signature Suite living room with veranda access, dining table, and sea views.
Signature Suite living room with veranda © Seabourn
The Colonnade buffet restaurant with fresh displays, modern counters, and ocean views.
The Colonnade buffet with ocean views © Seabourn
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Seabourn Encore Ship Facts

Class: Encore Class
Entered Service: 2017
Gross Tonnage: ~41,865 GT
Length: ~210 m / 690 ft
Beam (max): ~28 m / 92 ft
Guests: 600
Crew: High crew-to-guest ratio
Decks: 12 total
Signature Features: The Retreat, Seabourn Square, all-veranda oceanfront suites
Itinerary Style: Sailings range from Alaska’s glacier-lined routes to Asia’s port-rich voyages and Transpacific crossings, shaping a program that moves between scenic exploration, cultural depth, and unhurried days at sea
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Accommodation

Standard Veranda Suites make practical use of space with a dining table for two, walk-in closet, and a private veranda reached through a full-length glass door. Higher up the ladder, Penthouse Spa Suites add more room, a spacious marble bath with double vanities, and spa-oriented touches that suit longer sailings. The overall feel stays quietly polished, with layouts that favor light, comfort, and easy day-to-day living.

Dining

Meals move easily between polished evenings and more casual choices without losing consistency. On Seabourn Encore, The Colonnade brings an open-kitchen setting, generous breakfast and lunch service, and regionally themed bistro dinners by night, while Earth & Ocean shifts dinner outdoors for an under-the-stars setting with globally minded dishes. That pairing gives the dining program range, letting sea days and port evenings feel distinct rather than routed through the same dining rhythm.

Bars & Lounges

The ship’s lounge scene favors placement and mood over sheer quantity. Observation Bar sits high on the ship and works especially well for coffee, afternoon Tea Time, evening tapas, and cocktails framed by forward views, while Sky Bar overlooks the Pool Patio for breezier drinks in the open air. Together they create a social circuit that can begin quietly by day and turn more animated after sunset without ever feeling crowded.

Activities & Entertainment

Days and evenings are structured with enough variety to keep the ship lively without pushing a constant schedule. On Seabourn Encore, The Club carries the after-dinner energy with live music, dancing, and a later DJ set, while the Fitness Center and Motion Studio support a steadier routine through yoga, Pilates, Tai Chi, TRX, and other guided classes. It suits guests who want both social momentum at night and purposeful hours during the day.

Seabourn Encore Highlights

What stays with many guests is how open deck life is arranged for easy movement rather than spectacle. The Pool is surrounded by chaise lounges, shaded seating, and two large whirlpool spas, with The Patio close at hand for casual bites, while the Sun Terrace adds double loungers for a quieter perch in the open air. Those details make it easy to shift between a swim, lunch, reading, and a slower afternoon outside.

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Seabourn Encore FAQ

1 Is there a quieter outdoor spot than the main pool area?
Yes. The Sun Terrace is the calmer option, with double sun loungers and a more low-key setup for reading, sunbathing, or simply sitting outside without staying beside the main pool.
2 Which dinner venue feels best if I want to eat outside?
Earth & Ocean is the clearest choice for that. It serves dinner in an open-air setting, so it feels more informal and more connected to the sea than the ship’s indoor restaurants.
3 Where do people usually go on Seabourn Encore for coffee and a view?
Observation Bar is the best fit. It sits high on the ship and is used for morning coffee and tea, afternoon Tea Time on select days, then tapas and cocktails later on.
4 Are all the regular suites balconies, or only some of them?
All suites are oceanfront and come with a private veranda, so you do not have to move into a higher category just to have your own outdoor space.
5 Where do the main shows and guest talks happen?
Grand Salon is the main venue for both. During the day it hosts lectures, cooking demonstrations, and movies, while evenings bring live music, vocal productions, cabaret, comedy, and classical recitals.
6 If I want more space than a standard Veranda Suite, which category should I look at?
Penthouse Spa Suite is a sensible next step. It adds a larger living area, a walk-in closet, and a spacious marble bath with double vanities, so it feels noticeably roomier on longer sailings.
7 Is there a proper sushi venue, or just a few rolls somewhere?
There is a dedicated Sushi venue. It serves sushi, sashimi, maki rolls, caviar, small plates, and bento boxes at lunch, so it feels like a real specialty option rather than an afterthought.
8 What’s actually around the pool besides deck chairs?
On Seabourn Encore, the pool area also includes shaded seating, cabanas arranged in sun and shade, two large whirlpool spas, and the Patio Grill just steps away.
9 Can dinner be served in the suite, or is room service more limited?
Yes. A separate in-suite dining menu is available around the clock, and dinner from The Restaurant can also be served course by course in your suite or on your veranda.
10 Is there anywhere onboard that stays livelier after dinner?
The Club is the clearest late-night spot. It starts with live music and dancing, then shifts into a DJ-led scene later, with an aft terrace, plunge pool, and two small whirlpool spas nearby.
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