Seabourn Quest
“The last Odyssey-class ship in Seabourn's fleet — 450 guests and yacht-like luxury.”
Seabourn Quest entered service on 20 June 2011 and is the last remaining Odyssey-class ship after Seabourn Odyssey and Seabourn Sojourn left the fleet. At about 32,348 gross tons and 650 feet she carries about 450 guests with 11 decks, among the smallest ships operated by any major cruise company. A 2013 refit added Zodiac cradles and a marina renovation to prepare her for Antarctica expeditions. Seabourn's ultra-luxury formula applies: all suites, included beverages and gratuities, and specialty dining at no extra charge.
The last of the Odyssey class — one of the smallest ships of any major line, with yacht-like service.
What’s Onboard
Dining
- ✓The Restaurant — main dining room
- ✓The Colonnade — casual dining
- ✓The Grill by Thomas Keller
- ✓Patio and poolside dining
- ✓Observation bar and lounges
- ✓Specialty dining included with no cover charge
Pools & Recreation
- ✓Pool and whirlpools
- ✓Spa with treatment rooms
- ✓Fitness center
- ✓Marina platform for watersports (on suitable itineraries)
- ✓Sun decks
- ✓Observation areas
Entertainment
- ✓Observation lounge and bars
- ✓Theater with live entertainment
- ✓Seabourn Square lounge and library on newer ships
- ✓Casino
- ✓Guest speakers and enrichment programs
- ✓Ventures by Seabourn shore activities
Cabins
- ✓All accommodations are suites, most with verandas
- ✓Veranda, Penthouse, Signature and Owner's suite categories
- ✓In-suite bar stocked to your preferences
- ✓Butler-style service in higher suite categories
- ✓Accessible suites
Family & Kids
- ✓Adult-oriented luxury cruising
- ✓No children's clubs or kids' pools
- ✓Quiet, refined atmosphere without big-ship party decks
- ✓Small guest numbers and high crew-to-guest ratios
- ✓Enrichment lectures and destination talks
Video Tour
Seabourn Quest Full Cruise Ship Tour
- ✦Travelers who want ultra-luxury, yacht-like cruising
- ✦Couples and solo travelers wanting small-ship intimacy
- ✦Gourmet dining and included drinks
- ✦Destination-rich itineraries in small ports
Families with children and travelers wanting big-ship entertainment, waterslides or a casual, high-energy atmosphere.
Roughly $5,000–$9,000 pp for 7 nights; fare includes beverages, gratuities and specialty dining