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Seabourn Sojourn is an intimate, all-suite luxury cruise ship designed for a high space-to-guest ratio and personalized service. Built in 2010 as the second Seabourn Odyssey-class vessel, it accommodates up to 458 guests with ocean-view suites, mostly with private verandas. Seabourn operated the ship through its final published voyage in May 2026 before its transfer to Mitsui Ocean Cruises, which announced the future name MITSUI OCEAN SAKURA.
The ship offers Seabourn Square, a marina platform, outdoor pools and whirlpools, observation areas, and a relatively spacious layout for its size. Its small-ship design is suited to boutique ports and longer, destination-focused voyages.
Dining venues include The Restaurant, The Colonnade, The Patio, and The Grill by Thomas Keller, along with room service and several casual and specialty options.
Entertainment centers on the Grand Salon, The Club, lounges, live music, enrichment programming, and a casino. The Observation Bar provides a quieter panoramic setting.
The ship has 229 all-suite accommodations, with ocean views and most suites featuring private verandas. Suite categories range from Veranda and Ocean View suites to larger Penthouse, Signature, Wintergarden, and Owner's suites.
The Spa at Seabourn includes treatment rooms, salon services, and relaxation facilities, complemented by a fitness center and outdoor wellness spaces.
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