Celebrating Expedition Excellence: French Polynesia's President Visits Seabourn Pursuit

President of French Polynesia Visits Seabourn Pursuit



On April 7, 2025, Seabourn, a leader in ultra-luxury cruising and expedition travel, proudly hosted the President of French Polynesia, Moetai Brotherson, aboard the Seabourn Pursuit during its call to Papeete, Tahiti. This significant visit marks a noteworthy milestone in Seabourn’s ongoing efforts to fortify its connections with French Polynesia through unique expedition experiences.

Welcomed by Captain Steven Macbeath, President Brotherson's presence highlighted the growing importance of the region within Seabourn's expedition framework. Accompanied by a group of advisors, the visit included a warm welcome reception, a comprehensive tour of the ship, exploration of its state-of-the-art submarines, and an exquisite dinner with Captain Macbeath and senior officers of the vessel.

During this enlightening interaction, President Brotherson expressed keen interest in Seabourn's expedition initiatives and submarine operations. His administration is focused on expanding tourism opportunities, particularly in the cruise and expedition realms. This meeting gave him a chance to explore how small-ship tourism can be further developed in French Polynesia.

Brotherson remarked, "Beyond the paradise postcard, Tahiti and her islands are a fantastic field for explorers. I was impressed by the spirit that this magnificent ship, Seabourn Pursuit, carries. The attention to culture, nature, and our place, as humans in these pristine yet fragile ecosystems set this cruise apart. I, for a few hours, felt like James Bond, Sylvia Earle, and West Hansen. And that, I reckon, felt pretty awesome!"

Mark Tamis, Seabourn's President, shared, "It was a true honor to welcome President Brotherson on board Seabourn Pursuit. French Polynesia is one of the most awe-inspiring places we visit, aligning beautifully with the spirit of exploration at the core of our expedition program. Our commitment lies in creating meaningful partnerships and delivering luxury experiences that honor the destinations we explore."

Seabourn Pursuit, one of Seabourn's two custom-built expedition ships, offers the same luxurious experience associated with the brand. It features cutting-edge technology that enhances the expedition experience, exemplified by its expert 23-person expedition team comprising scientists, scholars, and naturalists. The ship meets PC6 Polar Class standards, boasting nearly 30,000 square feet of deck space and various inviting indoor and outdoor areas that provide nearly 270-degree views for guests to enjoy.

Advanced innovations include a 4K GSS Cineflex Camera mounted on the mast of the Constellation Lounge, capable of broadcasting imagery from miles ahead onto monitors throughout the ship and guest suites. This impressive capability ensures that guests are always aware of their surroundings and can fully appreciate the remote and culturally rich destinations they visit.

Currently navigating the stunning waters of the South Pacific, Seabourn Pursuit is set to return to the Kimberley region in May to commence its second expedition season in Western Australia. This visit from President Brotherson not only fosters a stronger partnership but also presents valuable opportunities for Seabourn to expand its footprint and enhance the tourism landscape within French Polynesia.

For further information about Seabourn and their impressive array of worldwide voyages, travel advisors and interested travelers can contact Seabourn directly at 1-800-929-9391 or visit their official website at www.seabourn.com.

As a brand under Carnival Corporation and plc, Seabourn epitomizes the pinnacle of ultra-luxury ocean and expedition travel, managing a fleet of six modern ships offering all-inclusive, boutique experiences. With a cherished reputation for excellence, Seabourn takes guests on journeys to more than 400 ports, blending marquee cities and hidden gems with unrivaled service and award-winning dining.

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