Luxury line Yachts of Seabourn is demonstrating its commitment to British cruise passengers by choosing to name its newest ship in London.

The ultra-luxury Seabourn Sojourn – which will bring the fleet up to five vessels - will be unveiled at a special ceremony in the capital in June 2010 before sailing on a 14-day maiden voyage.

Seabourn Sojourn will be the second of three 450-passenger vessels being added to Yachts of Seabourn’s fleet of intimate, yacht-like cruisers.

The larger ships are enabling the company to expand itineraries and destinations served from its original fleet of three 208-passenger yachts, Seabourn Legend, Pride and Spirit.

Sailing from Greenwich on its maiden voyage, ports of call by Seabourn Sojourn include the Faroe Islands, Iceland and the Norwegian fjords. The ship will then run a series of departures from Dover and fly-cruises from Copenhagen during summer 2010.

The Seabourn fleet has won numerous awards and consistent acclaim for highly personalised service, all-suite accommodation, cuisine and delivery of the most desirable destinations worldwide while offering exceptional value for money.

The first, Seabourn Odyssey, made its debut in Venice in June and a third is due in 2011.

Seabourn Sojourn will have 225 suites, 90% of which have private verandahs. Top of the range suites include Wintergarden Suites with private conservatories and verandahs, and Signature Suites with sweeping verandahs and unrivalled views facing forward.

All suites feature separate living areas and bedrooms, writing desks with personalised stationery, iPod and MP3 connections and spacious granite bathrooms with separate bath and shower and twin sinks.

A two-deck, state of the art spa features Spa Villas which can be reserved for hours of pure indulgence and relaxation.

The new vessels offer four dining venues, including a spacious open-seating restaurant. There are six bars and lounges serving a full range of beverages including fine wines and spirits as part of the cruise fare.