Public Areas
Sun Terrace
Sun Terrace, located high atop the ship, features tiered banks of double sun loungers for sun worshippers, and for those who just like to relax, listen to their iPods, and read.
The Retreat
Just aft of the Sun Terrace is the Retreat, a multi-activity piazza that features all kinds of deck sports for those who want a little more activity. Two classic shuffleboard courts are located there, as well as cues and pucks. One of the key features of the Retreat is a contoured, nine-hole golf putting course. Far from the flat, featureless carpet that often suffices at sea, this ocean-going green has humps and hills, curves and slopes that are sure to give golfers healthy doses of humility and the sort of addictive fits of frustration that evidently sustain their interest in the game. Also located there is a giant chess board, with XXL chess pieces to match, that will provide stimulating mental exercise and even some moderate physical activity for players, meanwhile turning the contest into a spectator sport. And speaking of spectators, on evenings when the skies are clear, you may have the opportunity to participate in a stargazing session at the Retreat under the guidance of one of the ship's trained celestial navigators.
Observation Bar
   After dinner, share tales of the day’s adventures with fellow travelers in the Observation Lounge, backed by classical guitar music.
Sky Bar
   
The Colonnade
   
Seabourn Square
   
Grand Salon
   
The Club
   If you’re in the mood for dancing, head to The Club, where a duo performs nightly, playing all the hits of the past and present.
The Restaurant
   The gourmet open-seating Restaurant spares nothing, offering guests Charlie Palmer's exceptional cuisine at tables set with exquisite china and crystal. Most evenings, attire is elegant casual. On special nights, attire is formal optional. After dinner, dance the night away in the sophisticated supper club setting.
Marina
   Depending on the port of call and the weather, you can opt to go water skiing in a secluded bay right from the onboard marina, or explore rarely visited estuaries aboard a sea kayak.