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The Azamara Quest is a mid-sized ship with a deck plan that’s intimate but never crowded, and offers everything modern voyagers are looking for—plus some unexpected extras.
Your boutique hotel at sea, the Azamara Pursuit® is a mid-sized ship with a deck plan that’s intimate but never crowded, and offers everything modern voyagers are looking for—plus some unexpected extras.
Seven restaurants, cafes, and lounges, a refreshing pool, sun-drenched decks, a revitalising spa…the list goes on. With so many areas to explore onboard Azamara Pursuit, it’s a good thing we have deck plans.
One of the best ways to experience the jaw-dropping sights of the Fjords of Norway, and the mesmerising Mediterranean Sea coast lines is from your private veranda. It’s just one of the many benefits exclusive to your wonderfully spacious suite aboard Azamara Pursuit.
Escape to a private retreat of polished style, featuring contemporary décor, luxurious linens, plush cotton robes and slippers, French bath products, fresh flowers, turndown treats, and 24-hour room service. (Perhaps we should arrange for a wake-up call
Am a first time Azamara cruiser and we chose this particular cruise for both the Scotland Intensive itinerary and to try Azamara based on a friend's rave reviews. This is about our 20th cruise, having sailed mostly Celebrity. What we loved: - Cabin - We had a continental suite so loved the size of the cabin and bathroom. While the balcony was a nice size, the scale of the table and chairs made it a bit squishy as the table took up most of the depth of the balcony making it hard to walk around it. But my goodness those two odd chairs rather than a small couch need to be replaced. - The itinerary - Having never been on any intensive cruises, it was great to see so much of Scotland which was amazing. - The special events - The Red Hot Chili Pipers for the Azamazing night were fantastic. White Night would have been fantastic if it was not so cold and windy (not their fault). While it was a nice touch to have blankets available, we ate and left before the entertainment started as it was just too cold (for us). The Scottish show the night before the trip ended was outstanding. - The brunch - What a buffet!! - Size of ship - I personally loved the size of the ship. (700 passengers) and layout. Our go to hang out was the Living Room. - The Captain was outstanding, friendly, informative and funny Some minor disappointments: - Day to day entertainment. Having sailed on primarily large ships like Celebrity and RC, and while Azamara tried hard, the quality of shows could not compare to large ship offerings. The special events did make up for that IMHO. On board entertainers worked hard and were talented but shows, not so much. One highlight was the classical guitarist. - Food Yes an ongoing subjective topic. We only ate dinner in the dining room once, service slow and food just ok. We tended to eat in the buffet as it was easier after long days of touring. The buffet has a daily theme and while the food was plentiful, they seem light on seasoning and temperature. And where were the ribs on American BBQ night? We loved The Patio and often had lunch and a couple of dinner there. Our specialty dining experiences were excellent and appreciated the nice touches of snacks available in the Living Room and Mosaic Cafe. Would love to see some options like veggies and dip too for those of us who love the desserts but need healthier choices too if you want a little something something. - Service Levels - Having read so many reviews and comments from the day we booked, which suggested the service was outstanding and all staff were friendly etc. Well, yes but not all. Kuddos to our butler and cabin attendant, specialty dining staff, Mosaic staff, sorry I forgot her name but the woman making toast in the Buffet, Living Room staff and many people we saw work so hard all over the place. A few hiccups but nothing of consequence. Disappointments: - By the time we got on the ship (2pm), our free specialty dining options were limited. The butler could do no better for us. Plus not having the advantage of knowing which nights were themed nights, we missed a couple of things. Our fault perhaps but in a 13 night cruise, we only were able to book 2 nights for each specialty restaurants. - Missing two ports - I appreciate they want us to be safe but missing two ports was disappointing. One, in particular our timing was off. I would have loved to see Oban but with tenders being stopped into town by 10, you snooze you lose. - Running out of food items midway through the cruise - while I appreciate that products are brought on throughout the cruise, bananas were brown by day 3, berries went from full cups to pieces mixed with fruit, no bagels left by midway through. And please bring on better sliced breads that do not dry out completely when toasted. - Beverage Packages - come on! We got a Premium beverage package for booking so early. No better than the package everyone gets. My husband upgraded to the ultimate package just to get his single malt whiskeys. - Internet - another come on! The early booking included unlimited internet for 1!! Any cruise we have taken included one device per person not one device! Plus Azamara has a long way to go with IT in general. For a cruise line of this cost, it should have developed an app years ago like the other lines. - Daily paper - We were inundated with paper each and every day - the daily, news from our respective countries, promotional materials. Plus the dailies were clearly not proofread as each day there were typos or just errors. I hope Azamara has a paper recycling program as we tossed many pieces of paper each day. - Cost of excursions - the most expensive excursions of any lines we have taken. Only took one from the ship as even with our excursion OBC we had to pay a lot to use it. Thank goodness we booked private in most places. Overall impression Yes Quest is an older ship showing its age in some areas and yes some hiccups. Having said that, I most certainly would cruise with Azamara again.
We chose this cruise as we wanted to immerse ourselves in the nature and experience of Iceland and it was wonderful. The embarkation in Dublin was very quick. We had a Club Continent Suite and our stateroom was very comfortable and came with some perks that we used and others we did not use. Free access to Aqualina (perfect for breakfast) and Prime-C was good value. We did not use the butler service a whole lot. A free bag of laundry (very well handled) was also a bonus. What we liked about the cabin as such was more space and foremost the larger bathroom. Although the location was under the buffet restaurant we had no problem with noise. We found the food overall very good but noticed that the specialty restaurants had an edge over Discoveries. If you are booking in cabin dining I recommend doing this through the interactive TV system. We had one meal where we did not receive all component (fish and chips without chips and sauce...) We had read a lot about the entertainment on Azamara being "so so". Our experience tells another story. The entire entertainment team, singers, musicians and dancers were very good and high energy. We enjoyed the Azamazing evening with wonderful artist Greta Salome a whole lot. The white night was also good but not on par. We booked two excursions with the cruise line - mainly to use up our onboard credit. But as the ship stays in port so long on most locations we felt comfortable with booking with independent operators. A tip here is that by booking and paying the full amount early we got a whole lot of onboard credit plus other stuff like premium drink package and the good internet package. (Also upgrading to the ultimate package costs only a little extra and gives access to goodies such as Moët et Chandon Champagne). Disembarkation was totally alright despite some confusion when it comes to early breakfast. Sections opened and closed seemingly at random. For a while bread was not available. Ten minutes later it opened again. Nobody knew why. Due to early flight we self disembarked. However friendly staff carried our luggage down the gangway. One tip here - clear your account with guest relations in good time as there may be wait times on the last day. We found all staff totally lovely. So much so that I will not mention specifics names here.
We have not sailed on Azamara since 2022, our last was the Maiden voyage of our Cruise Director. In 2022 Azamara, like all cruise lines was sorting out the business post-Covid and where we were was very different from pre-Covid. This voyage was an attempt to see if the Azamara of today was as good as the pre-Covid Azamara. My answer is, Not quite”, but it is still the best option in the marketplace. Starting at the beginning, checkout time at our hotel was 11:00 am and boarding time was 12:30. The hotel shuttle took “15” minutes so we were an hour early for check-in. The Southampton Port people were excellent, friendly, helpful and ready. The Azamara check-in staff were also friendly, helpful and ready so we were at the specialty restaurant reservation desk before check-in had officially begun. Bravo!! Despite being the second group in line we could not book our first choice Chef’s Table but did get the French menu. We had booked a Club Continental “Suite”, hardly a suite but it did have some privileges; it is, I think, the sweet spot on Quest (and Journey). The size of the room is fine, although too short for a couch. There is limited storage for hanging clothes but enough drawer space. The bathroom is terrible; small, limited storage, and about 1 inch clearance for my head in the shower and at my tallest, some years ago, I was 6 ft. tall. The buffet food was buffet food. There was, usually, a reasonable selection of standards and varying offerings from day to day. The main dining room was fine, nothing exciting but there was a reasonable selection and the meals were well-prepared. Prime C was fine; pretty standard fare for a steak house, good service, and Riedel glasses for wines that did not deserve them. Aqualina was a disappointment, service was fine, but the menu was uninspiring. French Chef’s Table was somewhat disappointing. The menu was fine, the food well-prepared, the wine pairing were appropriate unless you considered the “quality” of the wine. The Veuve Cliquot champagne has name recognition but I think a Grand Cru Champagne costing $20/bottle less would have demonstrated some knowledge of wines (I will not mention that the sommelier thought brut champagne had 6% residual sugar). The Sancerre paired nicely with the onion soup but the rest of the wines were $10/bottle, not what I expect for a $150 meal. Speaking of wine …… immediately after Covid Azamara’s “boutique” wines were terrible, they have gotten better, they are no more than drinkable and the Riesling is actually pleasant, so an upgraded beverage package is a must if you enjoy a decent glass of wine. BUT….. the Premium Beverage Package, included in our booking did not include upgraded wines. Fortunately to upgrade to the Ultimate Beverage Package was only $8/day per person and the wines were upgraded to selections selling for $10/bottle (I shudder to think of the price of the “boutique” wines) except for the Champagne. Ship tours were expensive, too expensive. In Invergordon we found it more cost effective to book a cab, but that meant we (aka my wife) had to plan the day. Our driver, a local resident, added in some sights along the way making the day even better. The good news is with the overnights in Edinburgh and Greenock you could safely tour on your own on the arrival date and public transit was easy to use although it was a long walk from the tram to the sights in Edinburgh. One improvement over the immediately post-Covid tours is that some were long and included lunch; much better than short, rushed tours. Where pre-Covid Azamara excelled was in “activities”, the Azamazing Evening and the White Night deck parties were our favorite events. Immediately post-Covid the Azamazing Evening was done on-board…….meh. We are back to a real Azamazing Evening, we trundled off to the Aberdeen Music Hall for a 1-hour Red Hit Chili Piper (read that closely) concert. It was not sunset at Ephesus with a string orchestra in the Odeum, but it was a real Azamazing Evening. The White Night deck party is also back to what it was, although the temperature could have been a little warmed and the winds a little gentler but when you can have grilled lobster as dessert after a grilled lobster entrée you can deal with the weather even if you are drinking “boutique” wines. On this cruise we had a Scottish Culture night with a deck dinner of Scottish “delicacies” including a haggis “ceremony” followed by singing, dancing and piping in the theater. During the day, especially the day when it was too rough to tender into the Hebrides, there were numerous activities, enough to keep you busy. The entertainment staff was enhanced by a comedian who livened up the voyage, as did the Liars Club including some ship officers. There was an “lecturer” on Scottish culture, not an historian, probably not an “expert” but someone who could provide some insight into Scottish history and culture and how the two intertwined. The band Vibz was good to listen to and good for dancing even when the weather made dancing a challenge. My bottom line is that any cruise line can be a moving hotel with a room, food and drink. Azamara Quest is back to being a fun experience, going places larger ships cannot go and doing things other cruise lines do not do. This voyage demonstrated that Azamara is back and punching about its weight.
We’ve just returned from an unforgettable Scotland Intensive sailing on the Azamara Quest and after 25+ cruises on Princess, NCL, Royal, Celebrity, Windstar, Oceania, Silver Sea, Seabourn, and more, I can say this voyage still managed to surprise and delight. Embarkation & Accommodations Southampton remains one of the most efficient and welcoming ports we've departed from, swift, streamlined, and stress-free. Our Continental Suite was the perfect fit: cozy, comfortable, and cared for by two of Azamara’s great employees, Alfie, our gracious butler, and Putu, our meticulous room steward. From chilled bubbly on arrival to daily afternoon tea (don’t miss the best scones), their attention elevated our stay. Though the room itself felt a tad dated and could use a drawer in the bathroom, the spacious balcony with three chairs and a table made up for it. One hiccup? The initial toiletries' scent left much to be desired. It looked like they switched brands for the next leg. Cuisine That Captures the Region The dining onboard was consistently very good with creative, diverse dishes that were refreshingly non-repetitive. Dinners highlighted Indian entrees, Scottish specialties, and familiar fish, chicken, beef, and vegetarian preparations. If you’re a steak lover, do yourself a favor and book Prime C and don't count on the main dining room. Breakfast deserves special mention: it may just be the best buffet at sea. The fresh berries alone were a daily highlight. That said, the bacon could use some love due to a taste of cooking oil. Onboard theme nights truly shined. White Night featured grilled lobster tails and the Scotland Immersion Night was an unexpected culinary journey from the haggis ceremony to sticky toffee pudding. Just skip the faux whipped cream on cakes as real frosting or whipped cream would do those beautiful desserts justice. One tiny plea: can we get unsweetened iced tea consistently available? It felt awkward flagging down busy staff for a basic beverage which they had to prepare from scratch, and not everyone wants soda or cocktails around the clock. Also, a DIY drink station would help during peak buffet hours when beverages sometimes arrived post-meal. Show-Stopping Entertainment Azamara absolutely outdid themselves on entertainment. From trivia, game shows, lectures, dance lessons, lounge music, and performances to Scottish immersion, the offerings were top-notch and varied. Vybes, the Living Room dance band, deserves a mention for their versatile repertoire. Pre-dinner dancing in the Living Room was such great fun and we would love to see more of that. A slightly earlier start for those of us with morning excursions is better. Entertainment was the heart of this cruise and I hope Azamara continues to invest in it. It brought energy and a very special vibe to the cruise. The entertainment staff worked very hard and made this cruise exceptional. Excursions & Onshore Adventures Like many cruise lines post-COVID, prices for shore excursions have surged. We made the most of our onboard credit, but opted for more DIY exploration this time. In Invergordon, we hired a local taxi for the day which was a great value and a wonderful way to connect with the locals. However, a note of concern: the two staff members handling excursions were consistently unhelpful and, frankly, unfriendly. A scowl when asking a simple port question is not what we've come to expect from Azamara’s otherwise stellar service. Everyone else on the ship, from servers to entertainers of course provided exceptional service. Final Notes Debarkation in Dublin was a bit soggy (no shelter for the taxi line), but we secured a ride within 20 minutes. Our hotel, The Grafton, kindly let us check in right away. Final Verdict Azamara remains our favorite cruise line for good reason. Despite a few bumps, the overall experience from Scottish immersion to the stellar entertainment were magnificent. I didn’t want to leave, and we’ll be back soon.
Am a first time Azamara cruiser and we chose this particular cruise for both the Scotland Intensive itinerary and to try Azamara based on a friend's rave reviews. This is about our 20th cruise, having sailed mostly Celebrity. What we loved: - Cabin - We had a continental suite so loved the size of the cabin and bathroom. While the balcony was a nice size, the scale of the table and chairs made it a bit squishy as the table took up most of the depth of the balcony making it hard to walk around it. But my goodness those two odd chairs rather than a small couch need to be replaced. - The itinerary - Having never been on any intensive cruises, it was great to see so much of Scotland which was amazing. - The special events - The Red Hot Chili Pipers for the Azamazing night were fantastic. White Night would have been fantastic if it was not so cold and windy (not their fault). While it was a nice touch to have blankets available, we ate and left before the entertainment started as it was just too cold (for us). The Scottish show the night before the trip ended was outstanding. - The brunch - What a buffet!! - Size of ship - I personally loved the size of the ship. (700 passengers) and layout. Our go to hang out was the Living Room. - The Captain was outstanding, friendly, informative and funny Some minor disappointments: - Day to day entertainment. Having sailed on primarily large ships like Celebrity and RC, and while Azamara tried hard, the quality of shows could not compare to large ship offerings. The special events did make up for that IMHO. On board entertainers worked hard and were talented but shows, not so much. One highlight was the classical guitarist. - Food Yes an ongoing subjective topic. We only ate dinner in the dining room once, service slow and food just ok. We tended to eat in the buffet as it was easier after long days of touring. The buffet has a daily theme and while the food was plentiful, they seem light on seasoning and temperature. And where were the ribs on American BBQ night? We loved The Patio and often had lunch and a couple of dinner there. Our specialty dining experiences were excellent and appreciated the nice touches of snacks available in the Living Room and Mosaic Cafe. Would love to see some options like veggies and dip too for those of us who love the desserts but need healthier choices too if you want a little something something. - Service Levels - Having read so many reviews and comments from the day we booked, which suggested the service was outstanding and all staff were friendly etc. Well, yes but not all. Kuddos to our butler and cabin attendant, specialty dining staff, Mosaic staff, sorry I forgot her name but the woman making toast in the Buffet, Living Room staff and many people we saw work so hard all over the place. A few hiccups but nothing of consequence. Disappointments: - By the time we got on the ship (2pm), our free specialty dining options were limited. The butler could do no better for us. Plus not having the advantage of knowing which nights were themed nights, we missed a couple of things. Our fault perhaps but in a 13 night cruise, we only were able to book 2 nights for each specialty restaurants. - Missing two ports - I appreciate they want us to be safe but missing two ports was disappointing. One, in particular our timing was off. I would have loved to see Oban but with tenders being stopped into town by 10, you snooze you lose. - Running out of food items midway through the cruise - while I appreciate that products are brought on throughout the cruise, bananas were brown by day 3, berries went from full cups to pieces mixed with fruit, no bagels left by midway through. And please bring on better sliced breads that do not dry out completely when toasted. - Beverage Packages - come on! We got a Premium beverage package for booking so early. No better than the package everyone gets. My husband upgraded to the ultimate package just to get his single malt whiskeys. - Internet - another come on! The early booking included unlimited internet for 1!! Any cruise we have taken included one device per person not one device! Plus Azamara has a long way to go with IT in general. For a cruise line of this cost, it should have developed an app years ago like the other lines. - Daily paper - We were inundated with paper each and every day - the daily, news from our respective countries, promotional materials. Plus the dailies were clearly not proofread as each day there were typos or just errors. I hope Azamara has a paper recycling program as we tossed many pieces of paper each day. - Cost of excursions - the most expensive excursions of any lines we have taken. Only took one from the ship as even with our excursion OBC we had to pay a lot to use it. Thank goodness we booked private in most places. Overall impression Yes Quest is an older ship showing its age in some areas and yes some hiccups. Having said that, I most certainly would cruise with Azamara again.
We chose this cruise as we wanted to immerse ourselves in the nature and experience of Iceland and it was wonderful. The embarkation in Dublin was very quick. We had a Club Continent Suite and our stateroom was very comfortable and came with some perks that we used and others we did not use. Free access to Aqualina (perfect for breakfast) and Prime-C was good value. We did not use the butler service a whole lot. A free bag of laundry (very well handled) was also a bonus. What we liked about the cabin as such was more space and foremost the larger bathroom. Although the location was under the buffet restaurant we had no problem with noise. We found the food overall very good but noticed that the specialty restaurants had an edge over Discoveries. If you are booking in cabin dining I recommend doing this through the interactive TV system. We had one meal where we did not receive all component (fish and chips without chips and sauce...) We had read a lot about the entertainment on Azamara being "so so". Our experience tells another story. The entire entertainment team, singers, musicians and dancers were very good and high energy. We enjoyed the Azamazing evening with wonderful artist Greta Salome a whole lot. The white night was also good but not on par. We booked two excursions with the cruise line - mainly to use up our onboard credit. But as the ship stays in port so long on most locations we felt comfortable with booking with independent operators. A tip here is that by booking and paying the full amount early we got a whole lot of onboard credit plus other stuff like premium drink package and the good internet package. (Also upgrading to the ultimate package costs only a little extra and gives access to goodies such as Moët et Chandon Champagne). Disembarkation was totally alright despite some confusion when it comes to early breakfast. Sections opened and closed seemingly at random. For a while bread was not available. Ten minutes later it opened again. Nobody knew why. Due to early flight we self disembarked. However friendly staff carried our luggage down the gangway. One tip here - clear your account with guest relations in good time as there may be wait times on the last day. We found all staff totally lovely. So much so that I will not mention specifics names here.
Welcome to your vacation home with ocean views, sea breezes, and all the style and amenities of a boutique hotel. Plush cotton robes, complimentary bath products, fresh flowers, and 24-hour room service. Our goal is to make you comfortable so you can spend more time on important things. Like exploring the world.
Experience the Suite Life
The premier way to travel, discover luxury with each Azamara voyage from our Club World Owner's Suite, Club Ocean Suite, Club Continent Suite or Club Spa Suites. As a suite guest receive a variety of exclusive benefits in addition to modern accommodations and authentic service. We take care of all the details, so you can focus on the adventure ahead.
Experience the Luxe Life
Each of our cruise suites offer the comforts of a five-star hotel suite with the added decadence of ocean views, sea breezes, and butler service.
Your Own Seaside Retreat
When you book a cruise stateroom, you'll love the polished style and stellar service in your own private retreat. You'll appreciate the finer touches included, but it takes more than a beautiful room to elevate a voyage from "good" to "great." With Azamara®, you'll discover just how much professional service and a friendly attitude can add to your enjoyment.
INCLUDED STATEROOM AMENITIES
Welcome to Your Vacation
Stateroom Amenities Include:
Fresh ingredients, careful preparation and a variety of menu choices. Azamara offers a choice of six distinctive dining options, including room service. Whether you’re a fan of haute cuisine or down-home cooking, expect the same delicious quality. Bon appétit! Buon appetito! ¡Buen provecho! No matter how you say it, you’re in for a real treat.
When you have a passion for authentic travel, you let it take you where you long to go. For Azamara, that means coming aboard, setting sail out on the open sea, and then exploring well beyond it. Azamara has always taken travellers where no one else goes—unrivalled destinations, smaller ports, longer stays—now we venture further ashore. Beyond scratching the surface, so you can discover more history, more arts, more wilderness, more local cuisine, and more local culture than ever before.
Enrichment Program & Classes
Your quest to learn continues with Destination Speakers offering their expertise throughout each voyage with Azamara®. Facilitated through Compass Speakers, these experts will participate in a range of programs, classes, and lecture series — all created with our incredible destinations in mind. They’ll also hold Q&A sessions!
The Azamara experience doesn’t pause when you depart a destination, it continues onboard with our top-tier dining, world-class entertainment and relaxing spa experiences.
Bars, Lounges & Gathering Spots
A cozy nook to sip coffee. An intimate space to raise a glass and celebrate. A lively setting to catch the latest shows and international entertainment. Watch the world go by, drink in hand from any of Azamara’s bars, lounges, and gathering spaces.
SOME OF THE MOST STYLISH WATERING HOLES ANYWHERE, CONVENIENTLY LOCATED AT SEA.
From port to port, our onboard venues are the perfect place to unwind after a day of onshore discovery, to connect over drinks both before and after dinner, or take in a one of a kind show. And, with Azamara’s Beverage Packages you can indulge in a superb collection of fine wines, premium spirits, and more—without reaching for your wallet.
Lounges - From port to port, our onboard venues are the perfect place to unwind after a day of onshore discovery, to connect over drinks both before and after dinner, or take in a one of a kind show. And, with Azamara’s Beverage Packages you can indulge in a superb collection of fine wines, premium spirits, and more—without reaching for your wallet.
Entertainment & Activities
Sit back and enjoy your evenings on a high note with our onboard entertainment. From local cultural shows to our playbill that features a variety of amazing performances to keep you entertained while onboard.
From the music that makes your heartstrings sing to the best of Broadway, Azamara's Signature Singers & Dancers are guaranteed to entertain. Plus a little shopping as a bonus.
Onboard Shopping
You’ll find a tasteful collection of merchandise, beautiful jewellery and watches—and the promise of discovery and delight—in our signature shops. Window shop or select gifts for friends and family. Then, indulge yourself as you encounter the ideal memento of your truly extraordinary luxury cruise experience. Watch your daily news for specials and one-time offers that make shopping even more fun.
Spa, Health, & Fitness
An Azamara voyage is the perfect opportunity to focus on your health - so let us treat you to some rest and rejuvenation. Enjoy our onboard fitness options, nutrition classes, or spoil yourself with restorative treatments at The Sanctum spa.
Look better. Feel better. Go home invigorated.
With a focus on wellness and vigour, our relaxing spa offers you the chance to focus on you—something you don’t always have time to do at home. Enjoy an oceanfront massage, a quick manicure before hitting the town to explore, teeth whitening, barber services, or even a healing acupuncture treatment. But beyond the Sanctum, Azamara is also pleased to offer a full range of complimentary onboard fitness and nutrition classes, including one-on-one personal training for an additional cost. If you’ve ever wished for a week or two to reboot, this is it.
Stay fit & feel good
Join complimentary group classes like yoga on the deck, Pilates, cycling, core workouts, and nutrition classes. Exercise on your own at our Fitness Centre, with ample equipment for a great workout with an ocean view. Customised personal training or Body Sculpt Boot Camp is also available (for additional cost).
Azamara® accepts guests of any age*, but discourages families from sailing with children under 18 years of age, as the on board ambience and experience caters to adults and there are no activities for children or baby-sitting services available.
Please note: we have a medical centre on board which is staffed by a fully qualified doctor; however our doctors are not paediatricians. Guests must therefore bring on board an adequate supply of specific medications they need for all members of their family.
