Azamara Club Cruises is the new, up-market voyage experience for discerning travelers who long to reach out-of-the-ordinary destinations and indulge in amenities and service unparalleled on the high seas.

Unmatched Amenities
The unique offerings of Azamara are beyond compare: butler service is provided in every suite; shore excursions are designed to let guests become part of the fabric of life in each destination, instead of merely being an observer; the enrichment programs offer everything from culinary to photographic explorations; two specialty restaurants provide the finest cuisine at sea; live entertainment can be enjoyed nightly; and the level of personal service offered is unmatched.

Smaller Ships - Out of the Ordinary Destinations
Azamara Club Cruises consists of two intimate ships, Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest. Each can carry 694 fortunate guests to discover the hidden corners of the world that larger cruise ships simply cannot reach. In addition to offering a more personalized experience, the ships have recently undergone a $17.5 million revitalization including new European bedding and soft goods, flat screen televisions, new veranda decking and furniture, and wireless internet service in all staterooms and public areas. Plus, 93% of staterooms offer ocean views and 68% have a private veranda.

Why sail away with Azamara?

Experience the Azamara Difference. They don’t simply skim the surface but give their guests the opportunity to immerse themselves in the destination. Yes, you’ll have ample time to sample the cuisine, the shopping, the museuwms, and the monuments, but with longer stays in ports and more overnights you’ll also have time to discover the hidden treasures that tourists seldom see.

Stroll down the Ponte Vecchio in Florence and witness the breathtaking sight of the bridge’s lights reflecting on the waters of the Arno below. Lovers of culture will be mesmerized by the traditional operas performed at the Mussorgsky Theater in Russia’s iconic St. Petersburg. Shimmering like a pearl in the moonlight, Bangkok truly comes alive at night with jazz clubs, trendy restaurants and shows ranging from the hedonistic to the spectacular.

The truth is, you don’t really know a place until you know it by night, and Azamara’s longer stays and more overnights, offer you a one of a kind experience at an unbelievable value – that’s the Azamara Difference! With Azamara, you’ll love where they take you…

Awards, Honors and Accolades

2011

• 2011 Best Overall: UK Cruiser's Choice Awards
• 2011 Best for Cabins: UK Cruiser's Choice Awards
• 2011 Best for Dining: UK Cruiser's Choice Awards
• 2011 Best for Embarkation: UK Cruiser's Choice Awards
• 2011 Best for Entertainment: UK Cruiser's Choice Awards
• 2011 Best for Fitness: UK Cruiser's Choice Awards
• 2011 Best for Public Rooms: UK Cruiser's Choice Awards
• 2011 Best for Shore Excursions: UK Cruiser's Choice Awards
• 2011 Best for Value: UK Cruiser's Choice Awards

2010

• 2010 Best Small Cruise Ship Fleet: MailPound Agent Choice (MAC) Awards
• 2010 Luxury Cruise Partner of the Year: CruiseOne Cruises Inc. Best of the Year Awards
• 2010 Best Customer Satisfaction – Luxury: CruiseOne Cruises Inc. Best of the Year Awards
• 2010 Best Cruise Company, Small Ships: 2010 Danish Travel Awards
• 2010 One of the World's Top 10 Cruise Lines (#5): Travel + Leisure Magazine's annual "World's Best" Readers' Poll

2009

• 2009 Best Medium-Sized Ship, Azamara Journey: Porthole Cruise Magazine's 11th annual Readers' Choice Awards
• 2009 One of the World's Top 10 Cruise Lines (#5): Travel + Leisure Magazine's annual "World's Best" Readers' Poll
• 2009 Editor-in-Chief Award: "Cruising's Best Kept Secret": Porthole Cruise Magazine
  
  
  
  

Azamara Quest is an elegant ship featuring superb décor in the grand public rooms reminiscent of classic liner days. Over sixty percent of the rooms have outside balconies.  Azamara Quest passengers tend to be 40+ and mostly American. At full capacity the space ratio is 43.6 tons per passenger and the crew ratio is one to 1.9 passengers.

Size: Medium
Built: 2000
Refit: 2007
Tonnage: 30277
Passengers (Min/Max): /694
Crew: 373
Officers: European

Cabin

Cabins are not large but well equipped with good storage space and TV, radio , hairdryer, sitting area, telephone and safe. Bathrooms are also compact but nicely fitted. Suites offer double wardrobes, dining area and large balconies.

Balcony: 232
Ocean View: 77
Inside: 26
Single: 0

Fitness & Leisure

There is plenty of sunbathing space on the Lido deck and a short jogging track above. The aft Spa area has a Thalassotherapy pool at extra charge. The Promenade deck is not wraparound. Golf practise, shuffleboard and jogging track.

Pools Out/In: 1/0
Jacuzzis: 2
Fitness Centre: Yes
Sauna: No
Steam Room: Yes
Deck Space: Good

Restaurants

Three excellent formal restaurants: 'Discoveries' doesn’t have fixed sittings & offers anytime dining. Aqualina (seafood specialties) & Prime C Steakhouse require a reservation. Casual dining is available. Fares include complimentary wine at lunch/dinner.

Main Dining Rooms: 3
Sittings: 1
Non Smoking: Yes
Alternative Dining: 1

Entertainment

Entertainment is provided in the Cabaret Lounge - shows, music, dancing as well as the port lectures. The casino and The Nightclub provide late night entertainment. The Library is well stocked and there is also a Card Room and Internet Room.

Show Lounges: 1
Cinema: No
Library: Yes
Casino: Yes

Dress Code

Attire onboard Azamara Cruises is always resort casual.

Tipping

Gratuities for your stateroom attendants, dining and bar staff will be included in your voyage fare. 18% is added to spa services.

Disabled

Wheelchair access is good. Although reasonably wheelchair friendly please remember that wheelchair passengers are unable to go ashore at tender ports.

Wheelchair cabins: 3
Lifts: 4

Children

The rating for children is Unsuitable. There are no facilities for children.

Azamara Journey is an elegant ship featuring superb décor in the grand public rooms reminiscent of classic liner days. Over sixty percent of the rooms have outside balconies. Azamara Journey passengers tend to be 40+ and mostly American. At full capacity the space ratio is 43.6 tons per passenger and the crew ratio is one to 1.9 passengers.

Size: Medium
Built: 2000
Refit: 2007
Tonnage: 30277
Passengers (Min/Max): /694
Crew: 373
Officers: European

Cabins

Cabins are not large but well equipped with good storage space and TV, radio , hairdryer, sitting area, telephone and safe. Bathrooms are also compact but nicely fitted. Suites offer double wardrobes, dining area and large balconies.

Balcony: 232
Ocean View: 77
Inside: 26
Single: 0

Fitness & Leisure

There is plenty of sunbathing space on the Lido deck and a short jogging track above. The aft Spa area has a Thalassotherapy pool at extra charge. The Promenade deck is not wraparound. Golf practise, shuffleboard and jogging track.

Pools Out/In: 1/0
Jacuzzis: 2
Fitness Centre: Yes
Sauna: No
Steam Room: Yes
Deck Space: Good

Restaurants

Three excellent formal restaurants: 'Discoveries' doesn’t have fixed sittings & offers anytime dining. Aqualina (seafood specialties) & Prime C Steakhouse require a reservation. Casual dining is available. Fares include complimentary wine at lunch/dinner.

Main Dining Rooms: 3
Sittings: 1
Non Smoking: Yes
Alternative Dining: 1

Entertainment

Entertainment is provided in the Cabaret Lounge - shows, music, dancing as well as the port lectures. The casino and The Nightclub provide late night entertainment. The Library is well stocked and there is also a Card Room and Internet Room.

Show Lounges: 1
Cinema: No
Library: Yes
Casino: Yes

Dress Code

Attire onboard Azamara Cruises is always resort casual.

Tipping

Gratuities for your stateroom attendants, dining and bar staff will be included in your voyage fare. 18% is added to spa services.

Disabled

Wheelchair access is good. Although reasonably wheelchair friendly please remember that wheelchair passengers are unable to go ashore at tender ports.

Wheelchair cabins: 3
Lifts: 4

Children

The rating for children is Unsuitable. There are no facilities for children.