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Arabian Kingdoms & the Gulf, 5 March 2030


Cruise overview
Depart Mumbai beneath the Gateway of India for the little-known Portuguese enclave of Diu, its sea-battered fort and whitewashed churches drowsing above calm coves, then pause off Porbandar, birthplace of Mahatma Gandhi. Reach Muscat, where the Sultan Qaboos Grand Mosque glows in marble and chandeliers above the Mutrah Souq’s frankincense stalls, before threading the fjord-like inlets of Khasab, nicknamed the Norway of Arabia, aboard a dhow trailing dolphins. Anchor off Sir Bani Yas, a UNESCO-listed island sanctuary where oryx and cheetah roam beside a 1,500-year-old Christian monastery, then stand beneath the eighty-two domes of Abu Dhabi’s Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and the light-dappled galleries of the Louvre. In Doha, wander the sculptural, UNESCO-listed Museum of Islamic Art and the restored lanes of Souq Waqif before the singing dunes of the inland sea. Your voyage concludes in Dubai, where the Burj Khalifa’s glittering height gives way to Bedouin firelight and the hush of the Empty Quarter.
Itinerary
Mumbai (ex Bombay)
Mumbai, India’s financial capital, is a city of contrasts and colors, where towering skyscrapers stand alongside bustling bazaars. From the iconic Gateway of India to the vibrant street food scene of Chowpatty Beach, it’s a melting pot of cultures and cuisines. The heartbeat of Bollywood echoes through its bustling streets, while historic landmarks like the Elephanta Caves whisper tales of bygone eras. With its bustling local trains and bustling markets, Mumbai is a city that never sleeps, where dreams are pursued against the backdrop of the Arabian Sea’s shimmering waters.
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Diu
Porbandar
At sea
Muscat
Khasab
Sir Bani Yas Island
Abu Dhabi
Doha
Dubai
Dubai
Ship features
Accomodation
Expansive Private Suites
Every stateroom and suite aboard SeaDream III looks out to sea, with the considered detail and personal service the fleet is known for — now across a broader range of layouts.

