Seabourn Sojourn

The main pool deck has a full pool, two Jacuzzi hot tubs, a bar, and loungers in both sun and shade, with sun decks and drink service on the levels above. Just behind it, The Patio serves a classic pool grill lunch with pizzas, burgers, hot dogs and more elevated dishes. In the evening the same space becomes Earth & Ocean, a casual outdoor dinner with its own menu.

Perched at the top of the ship, the Observation Bar looks out over the bow and both sides. A full cocktail bar sits in the middle, surrounded by booths, lounge seating and tables for two, with light bites set out and a piano just behind. An outdoor observation deck is used for astronomy sessions and live narration when the ship sails through scenic waters.

The Colonnade is the casual restaurant, with indoor and outdoor seating. Breakfast offers both continental and full buffet options with eggs made to order, and lunch brings salads, a carving station and entrées. At dinner it switches to a relaxed à la carte restaurant. Inside there are high-top tables and tables for two, four and larger groups, and the outdoor tables wrap around to the stern.

Solis is the Mediterranean-inspired restaurant, with upgraded ingredients paired with some of the best wines in the industry, plus an optional list of upgraded wines. It is one of the smallest venues on board, with window tables for two and four, booths with ocean views, and an open kitchen at the back. The dishes suit any itinerary, not just the Mediterranean, and service is top-notch.

The Spa and Wellness Center sits aft and brings together the spa, salon, thermal area and fitness center. Treatments include classic massages, hot stone massages, seaweed wraps, facials and a medi-spa with an acupuncturist. The changing rooms each have a sauna and rainfall showers. For an extra charge, Serene adds heated ergonomic loungers, an aroma steam bath, a sauna and a deck facing aft.

Danny compares Seabourn Square to the central piazza of an Italian town, where everybody gathers. The coffee bar pours cappuccinos, lattes and espresso, with bakery treats, sandwiches and gelato from morning into the evening. Around it are a full library, puzzles, the purser's desk, the future cruise consultant and the shore excursions desk, with seats looking out over the outdoor space at the stern.

The Club is the classic lounge, with sofas, love seats and tables wrapped around a dance floor, a full bandstand and a bar that serves coffee in the morning and cocktails later on. It is a natural stop for a drink before or after dinner and a relaxing spot on a sea day. A sushi bar right at the bar serves complimentary sushi, a relatively new addition when Danny filmed.

Just behind The Club, a second pool deck faces the ship's wake. There is a full pool you can sit beside with your toes in the water, two Jacuzzi hot tubs, sun loungers around the pool, and large lounge-style seating in the shade on the far side. It is a quieter place to spread out, and Danny calls it his favorite spot on any cruise ship.