Seabourn Encore
“The larger Encore-class design — 604 guests and interiors by Adam D. Tihany.”
Seabourn Encore entered service on 7 January 2017 and is the lead ship of the Encore class, about 26% larger than the Odyssey-class ships and holding about 34% more guests at double occupancy. Interiors were designed by Adam D. Tihany, and she has an extra deck and expanded public areas compared with earlier ships. Her inaugural 10-day cruise to Bali, after a naming ceremony in Singapore, sold out in two days.
Interiors by Adam D. Tihany on the larger Encore-class hull, with expanded public areas.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓The Restaurant — main dining room
- ✓The Colonnade — casual dining
- ✓The Grill by Thomas Keller
- ✓Earth & Ocean — alfresco venue
- ✓Sushi — Japanese specialty venue
- ✓Specialty dining included with no cover charge
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Pool and whirlpools
- ✓The Retreat — private spa area
- ✓Spa with treatment rooms
- ✓Fitness center
- ✓Marina platform for watersports (on suitable itineraries)
- ✓Sun decks
Entertainment
- ✓Observation lounge and bars
- ✓Theater with live entertainment
- ✓Seabourn Square lounge and library on newer ships
- ✓Casino
- ✓Guest speakers and enrichment programs
- ✓Ventures by Seabourn shore activities
Cabins
- ✓All accommodations are suites, most with verandas
- ✓Veranda, Penthouse, Signature and Owner's suite categories
- ✓In-suite bar stocked to your preferences
- ✓Butler-style service in higher suite categories
- ✓Accessible suites
Family & Kids
- ✓Adult-oriented luxury cruising
- ✓No children's clubs or kids' pools
- ✓Quiet, refined atmosphere without big-ship party decks
- ✓Small guest numbers and high crew-to-guest ratios
- ✓Enrichment lectures and destination talks
Video Tour
Seabourn Encore Ship Tour and Review: 7 Things You Need To Know
- ✦Travelers who want ultra-luxury, yacht-like cruising
- ✦Couples and solo travelers wanting small-ship intimacy
- ✦Gourmet dining and included drinks
- ✦Destination-rich itineraries in small ports
Families with children and travelers wanting big-ship entertainment, waterslides or a casual, high-energy atmosphere.
Roughly $5,000–$9,000 pp for 7 nights; fare includes beverages, gratuities and specialty dining