I call this a working Breakfast on the veranda. That did not happen every morning but a few times I must say. The next is the main dinning room on the #4 deck where most evening dinners happened. Usually large tables of 8 or 10 people to get to know. These tables were hosted by guest lectures who were on board speaking on many topics. Senators, Retired VP of ABC News etc. My favorite lunch and dinner spot is the Deck 8 Colonnade. This is located aft and you have a choice of indoor, or outdoor tables. The outdoor tables fill the quickest. Deck 7 is called the Seabourn Square, a quiet place to read, use their computers, and of course have your favorate coffee or juice. The final pic is Deck 5 located just outdoors behind the Club, where there are 2 hot tubs and a swimming pool, with a great view of the swirling water the ship has turned up. The ship is so new that the crew have been finishing the teak in the outdoor areas. As you can see this area is only half completed in this photo. Today it has all been finished.
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