Seabourn Venture has made history by becoming the most southerly ship to navigate the Antarctic Peninsula, crossing the Antarctic Circle and reaching 70° South. This marks a significant milestone in Seabourn and Carnival’s history.
The vessel also completed the first-ever exploration of George VI Sound, celebrating the achievement with Champagne on the ice at the furthest point any Seabourn guest has ever ventured.
Seabourn praised Captain Simon Bishop, his crew, and Expedition Leader Luqui Bernacchi for their contributions to this extraordinary journey. “This is a journey defined by exploration, milestones, and once-in-a-lifetime moments,” the company shared on social media.
This remarkable expedition highlights Seabourn’s commitment to unique travel experiences, pushing boundaries in the world of exploration.
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