Paula A.
Friends
4.8
22 Days
•
29.11.2025
Services great Variety of dining options, lovely cabin, and room service, Wonderful weather!
Everything was good
Town bains, walk-in robe, good sitting/ dining area
Seabourn Quest measures her voyages in weeks rather than days: summers out of Dover to Norway and the British Isles, crossings from Copenhagen to Canada, and long passages that keep her at sea for months. An Odyssey Class ship that has sailed for Seabourn since 2011, she keeps an easy, open-seating rhythm aboard, with dinner in The Restaurant whenever you choose to arrive, and live music and dancing in The Club before and after it.
Crew
330
Passengers
450
Currency
USD
Decks
10
Language
English
Length
198
Launch Date
2011
Seabourn Quest spends June, July and August sailing from Dover, which you can reach by train or by car, on one-way voyages of 22 to 40 nights. Her Norway voyages from Dover run in June and August and finish in Copenhagen or Reykjavik. Ports change between departures, but Haugesund, Farsund and Visby are among them. July is given to the British Isles, ending in Copenhagen, with typical calls such as Leith for Edinburgh, Fowey, Galway and Ullapool.
In August and September she heads west, crossing from Copenhagen to Montreal or Boston on voyages of 24 to 38 nights. Stops vary, but Tórshavn, Reykjavik and Nanortalik in Greenland are typical. Through September and October she runs 12- and 13-night round-trips from Montreal, where you might see Quebec City, the Saguenay Fjord and Saint Pierre.
In November and December she sails 11- and 14-night Caribbean round-trips from Miami; calls vary, but Gustavia on St Barth, Roseau in Dominica and Road Bay in Anguilla are among them. Her longest voyages leave Miami, Buenos Aires and Sydney and run for weeks or months, with Sydney departures ending in Singapore, Mahé or Cape Town. For every voyage that starts or ends overseas, we put the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers on one booking with the cruise.
Elsewhere in the fleet, Seabourn’s Encore Class includes Seabourn Ovation and Seabourn Encore, and its expedition fleet includes Seabourn Venture and Seabourn Pursuit; our Seabourn Cruise Line page covers them all.
Dining on Seabourn Quest is open seating in The Restaurant, with The Colonnade and The Patio for more casual meals, and all three are included in the fare. In The Restaurant you choose when to arrive and whom to join, and the service is polished but genuinely warm. The Colonnade is her indoor-outdoor venue, with an open kitchen and buffets at breakfast and lunch, then table service and regionally inspired bistro dishes in the evening. Beside the pool, The Patio serves luncheon buffets, grilled specialities and wood-fired pizza by day and a full dinner menu in the open air, with cabanas, two whirlpool spas and live music from the poolside stage on select afternoons.
Evenings on Seabourn Quest gather in The Club, her liveliest room, with live music and dancing before and after dinner and a DJ playing late into the night. Step out onto the Sun Terrace beside it for the Sky Bar, two whirlpool spas and freshly made sushi. The Grand Salon does double duty: lectures, cooking demonstrations and films by day, then production shows, cabaret, comedy and classical recitals at night, including shows from The Seabourn Six, all included in the fare. The Casino next door is free to enter, with slots, blackjack and poker at your own expense.
For slower sea days there is the Card Room, and the Spa & Wellness area gives complimentary use of the fitness centre and the Motion Studio, where classes run from yoga and meditation to crystal sound baths and TRX. Massages, facials and salon services are charged separately, and personalised treatments can be booked in a spa cabana at The Retreat.
Every grade aboard Seabourn Quest is a suite; her cabins and deck plans show where each one sits.
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Come aboard the Seabourn Quest and discover one of 30 cabin categories on a total of 10 decks that can accommodate 450 passengers. Choose your dream cabin and feel at home on board the Seabourn Quest!
Customer reviews for Seabourn Quest
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2 Customer reviews for Seabourn Quest
Paula A.
Friends
4.8
22 Days
•
29.11.2025
Services great Variety of dining options, lovely cabin, and room service, Wonderful weather!
Everything was good
Town bains, walk-in robe, good sitting/ dining area
Barbara B.
Couple
4.3
22 Days
•
29.11.2025
Relaxing, luxurious.
Liked everything.
spacious. walk-in wardrobe. 2 basins in bathroom. A bar and it was stocked. beautiful.