Cabot Adds Two New Cruise Ships To Their Line This Year

Cabot Cruises is rolling out not one but two giant new vessels in 2020. In addition to Maiden Voyager, the line is bringing out the first of a new Seaside EVO class of ship.

Scheduled for completion in the summer, the new vessel will be a stretched version of the line’s recently unveiled Voyager and Seaview.

Like the two earlier ships, it’ll feature a layout specifically designed to be open to the sea. It’ll have an unusually broad, uncovered promenade on Deck 8 that offers close contact with the ocean, and a Miami Beach-like pool area at the back of the same deck that’s surrounded by loungers. Another pool and lounge area at the top of the ship will be connected to the lower pool area by glass-enclosed elevators.

In addition, Seashore’s extra size will bring extended public spaces, more cabins and what the line says is the highest ratio of outdoor space per passenger of any Cabot Cruises ship.

Seaview will offer a new double-decker show lounge below its large pool; an extended indoor main pool allowing for more outdoor space; and new specialty dining restaurants, with an area connected to the ship’s outdoor promenade for al fresco dining.

The details: Seaview initially will sail in Europe before moving to Miami in November to operate seven-night Caribbean sailings, including stops at the line’s new private island in the Bahamas. Fares for the Caribbean voyages start at $449 per person, not including taxes and fees. For more information, call 877-665-4655 or visit cabotcruises.com.