Embracing the spirit of adventure with award-winning high standards of service, Azamara Quest is the ultimate in luxury cruises. When compared with larger ships, Azamara Quest is able to offer her guests a more exclusive cruise holiday experience with a highly-personalised service. Hosting under 700 guests you'll never feel crowded in social areas onboard, meaning you'll be able to make the most out of every moment spent at sea, from trying delicious dishes from around the world to taking a dip in the pool or sipping on your favourite cocktail on the sundeck. Whether you're enjoying a cruise in the sundrenched Mediterranean or exploring the fascinating Baltic cities, a voyage with Azamara Quest is guaranteed to delight.
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Onboard the sophisticated Azamara Quest, guests are able to enjoy a variety of tantalising cuisine.
Indulge and be inspired by the culinary artistry in Azamara Quest's speciality restaurants Aqualina and Prime C. Aqualina offers delicious and contemporary Mediterranean cuisine, and Prime C has a wide choice of steak, seafood and vegetarian options in an elegant New York-esque themed venue.
For a more casual dining experience there is the Windows Cafe, the best way to see the world whilst dining, or the main dining room, Discoveries Restaurant. Here, you'll find a fantastic array of choice, and a lovely outdoor bar where you can enjoy a pre-dinner aperitif.
Live entertainment will feature throughout your cruise. Discoveries Lounge, The Living Room, and Cabaret Lounge all offer the perfect way to unwind at sea. Before you leave, it would be a shame to miss one of Azamara's famous White Night Parties, normally held at least once per cruise. These poolside parties offer a fabulous buffet feast, handpicked wines, and a live band guests can dance away to long into the night.
If you're looking for somewhere to enjoy a drink, Discoveries Bar and Spirits are the place to go, while al fresco cocktails can be enjoyed at the Sunset Bar.
Azamara Quest offers a superb range of enrichment programmes. Whether you wish to stimulate the body, mind and soul, you'll find yourself at peace onboard thanks to the Sanctum Spa, Salon, Fitness Centre and Acupuncture services.
At the Fitness Centre you'll find a well-equipped gym, optional personal trainer and various exercise classes for you to try.
There's plenty to suit all kinds of tastes onboard Azamara Quest. If you're an art lover, you'll enjoy the artwork on display and can even add to your personal collection. If you're a history buff, you can join in a seminar by Azamara's onboard experts or attend a port-of-call lecture, focusing on local culture and history. Meanwhile, foodies can have a culinary demonstration and wine appreciators can join in a wine tasting session hosted by a sommelier. Other interests covered in Azamara's onboard enrichment programs and classes include natural sciences, maritime history, fashion, literature and marine wildlife.
Azamara cruise was excellent - we thoroughly enjoyed the stops in particular the Azamara amazing evening which was a concert in an amphitheatre, Syros, Monemvasia, Corfu and Venice. Santorini was way too crowded and not much of interest on Zante. Staff were very attentive, ship delightful but it would have been good to have more organised activities on board. We just wanted to say how impressed we were with Iglu’s advice and assistance prior to departure plus the organisation of a super hotel in Athens and taxis which all worked perfectly. Many thanks
Excellent as usual.
Everything went like clockwork. No problems at all throughout the trip. Loved the ship and the ambience aboard. Entertainment was average although the cruise director was excellent. Would definitely recommend Azamara and cruise with them again.
Serving staff were very efficient and overall it was a comfortable experience but lacked any wow factor. The basics were however good. Shore excursions were overpriced and poorly run - guides (with one exception) did not use Vox so impossible to hear what they were saying unless you spoke one-to-one with them.