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Seabourn launches Authors at Sea

12 Mar 2025
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Seabourn is launching ‘Authors at Sea’, a new Seabourn Conversations enrichment and guest entertainment programme featuring best-selling authors, historians and biographers, who will host live events and hands-on workshops for aspiring authors.

On selected sailings between March and December, Seabourn will host authors including Debbie Macomber, Ann Cleeves OBE, Robert King Wittman, Lord Jeffrey Archer and more.

“Our ‘Authors at Sea’ programme brings together celebrated writers to connect with guests in a meaningful way through engaging conversations and interactive sessions,” said Handre Potgieter, Seabourn’s Director of Entertainment and Enrichment.

Seabourn is represented by Cruises International in the South African market.

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