Pride, Rome to Russia ex Rome to Copenhagen

Nights	38	Ship	Seabourn Pride
Star Rating		Departs	Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy

Sailing	2013: 3 May
Ports of Call	Rome (Civitavecchia), Livorno, Monte Carlo, Porquerolles, Mahon, Ibiza, Malaga, Cadiz More Portimao, Lisbon, La Coruna, Gijon, Santander, St Jean de Luz, Bordeaux, Le Palais, St Malo, St. Peter Port, Le Havre, Antwerp

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Pride, Rome to Russia ex Rome to Copenhagen

Seabourn Pride

The ship that started it all inspired one critic to declare that "Seabourn is in a class by itself." And in 1988, when the sleek, 10,000-ton Pride emerged from the Schichau Seebeckwerft shipyard in Bremerhaven, Germany, that was literally true.

At that time, most ships of Pride's size (and there were more then than now) carried more than 400 guests. Seabourn Pride, christened by Ambassador Shirley Temple Black, topped out at half that many.

The idea that every guest sailed in an expansive, ocean-view suite was revolutionary. The concept of open-seating dining accommodating all guests was exceptional. And the notion of including nearly everything for the cost of the fare was a rare thing as well. But the most important element of the Seabourn experience, to founding president Warren S. Titus, was the unparalleled level of personalized service provided to guests.

Hand-picked staff, recruited from the finest European hospitality schools and hostelries, are re-trained and managed according to the philosophy that every request is a golden opportunity to create delight, that the unexpected pleasure is what truly makes an experience memorable, and that the rendering of the very best service is a product of professional pride, not influenced by the expectation of a gratuity.

That remains a core value of all Seabourn ships today. By a trick of history, Seabourn Pride and its sisters remain as exceptional today as they were when launched - in a class by themselves.

Detailed information about Seabourn Pride

Star Rating
Currency Used	US Dollars
Cruise Type	Luxury
Maiden Voyage	1998
Refurbished	2003
Tonnage	9,975 tonnes
Length	440 feet
Beam	63 feet
Draft	16.5 feet
Passenger Capacity	200
Crew Nationality	International
Cuisine	International

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