- French Polynesia's President Moetai Brotherson visited the Seabourn Pursuit in Papeete, Tahiti.
- The visit strengthens Seabourn's presence in the region, aligning with French Polynesia's focus on expanding small-ship tourism.
- Seabourn Pursuit features advanced expedition capabilities, including PC6 Polar Class standards and a 23-person expedition team.
On April 7, 2025, French Polynesia's President Moetai Brotherson visited the ultra-luxury expedition ship, Seabourn Pursuit, during its call to Papeete, Tahiti. This marked the first official visit by President Brotherson, emphasizing the heightened significance of French Polynesia within Seabourn's expedition itinerary.
During the visit, President Brotherson, accompanied by his advisors, was treated to a welcome reception, a comprehensive tour of the ship and its submarine capabilities, followed by a dinner with the captain and senior officers. The president expressed a strong interest in Seabourn’s expedition program, aligning with his administration's initiative to promote small-ship tourism across French Polynesia.
Seabourn Pursuit, one of Seabourn's premier expedition ships, is designed to operate in remote and diverse environments. The vessel boasts nearly 30,000 square feet of deck space and is equipped with a PC6 Polar Class standard, alongside a 4K GSS Cineflex Camera for enhanced viewing capabilities. The ship is currently navigating the South Pacific and is scheduled to return to the Kimberley region in May for its second expedition season in Western Australia, signaling continued expansion in luxury expedition offerings.
Mark Tamis, President of Seabourn, highlighted the strategic importance of this visit, noting that French Polynesia’s stunning landscapes complement the exploration spirit of Seabourn’s expedition portfolio. Seabourn's commitment to meaningful partnerships and luxury experiences that honor local culture and nature is pivotal as the company seeks to further its presence in this remarkable region.
For further information on Seabourn and its voyages, prospective travelers are encouraged to consult a professional travel advisor or visit the Seabourn website.
