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Seabourn Quest is the third iteration of the vessel design that has been called “a game-changer for the luxury segment.” True to her Seabourn bloodlines, wherever she sails around the world Seabourn Quest carries with her a bevy of award-winning dining venues that are comparable to the finest restaurants to be found anywhere. Seabourn Quest offers a variety of dining options to suit every taste and every mood with never an extra charge.
Experience Seabourn Quest
Seabourn Quest (launched 2011), an oceangoing ship with a passenger capacity of just 458 guests, offers spacious accommodations spanning categories ranging in size from 295 to 1,182 square feet of indoor space. Verandas add an additional 65 to 558 square feet of outdoor living area spacious enough for private al fresco dining. All suites feature a comfortable living area, walk-in closet, fully stocked bar and refrigerator filled with seaside favorites. Expansive ocean views are framed by either a picture window or the glass doors of the veranda.
Let me start off by saying that we have been afraid of cruising with our daughter because of her severe food allergies. The allergies are severe enough that she always carries an epinephrine injector. It was my father who has been on Seabourn previously that suggested we try Seabourn because they take the issues of food allergies and dietary restrictions very seriously. Prior to the cruise I listed all my daughter’s allergies on the web site and submitted an SRI form regarding her food allergies and promptly received a reply from guest accessibility noting all the food allergies would be accommodated, this was a great relief to us. On May 30, 2025 we set sail on Seabourn Quest on a 7-Day Glaciers and Alaska Inside Passage cruise. The check in process was quick and efficient and we were welcomed aboard and directed to our suite on the 9th deck. Shortly after we entered the suite we met Carla the suite attendant. She ensured everything was to our liking she even brought my daughter a shorter robe to make sure it was comfortable. Carla and Leah went out of their way to make sure our suite was the perfect home away from home. They even went to the trouble of setting up a roll away bed every evening to make sure our daughter slept comfortably. At dinner time we felt a little uneasiness about finding something for our daughter to eat. The uneasy feeling did not last long as the hostess in The Restaurant assured us our daughter’s allergies were all listed in the computer and the dining manager would be speaking to us. Moments later Juan, approached our table and introduced himself. He verified the allergies and asked what she would like to eat. He assured us that all precautions would be taken to ensure none of her allergens were present. He even had us choose her dinner for the next night. The food came out exactly how she had ordered it and it was delicious. Throughout the cruise Juan would check in with us and asked if everything was perfect. The servers in The Restaurant quickly learned our names, and memorized our daughter’s allergies. Kristian, R-Jay, Fanwell, and Duncan quickly became friends and made us feel like the only guests on the ship. On the night of May 31, 2025, we celebrated her birthday and we were blown away when she was given a cake that was free of her allergens. For the staff to go out of their way to make her birthday celebration extra special was heartwarming. The ability of the Seabourn staff to make you feel welcome and valued was incredible. We felt like we made friends and it was truly bittersweet to say goodbye at the end of the cruise. These staff members, as well as others are true ambassadors for the Seabourn brand. Seabourn should be proud of the wonderful team they have assembled that I believe makes this the premier cruise line. The excursions were great. The Lumberjack Show was a Ketchikan must see. Whale watching in Icy Strait Point was amazing, and the UTV ride in Haines was a blast. I would've liked to have done the Zodiac excursions that were offered, they seemed fun. (There is always next time) I think it goes without saying that all of our fears of cruising with our daughter’s food allergies were relieved by the staff at Seabourn. Now that our cruise is over, there is only one question. When are we going on our next Seabourn cruise?
Just got home from our first Seabourn cruise. I have been in Facebook groups for about 6 months prior to our cruise. I read tons of negative posts, got some recommendations, some help and some not so friendly comments. That said our conclusion after the cruise is.. Some prior seabourn cruises were over the top and guests were very spoiled. Things may have changed but what business hasn’t after Covid. We previously cruised Celebrity, it was pleasant and we enjoyed our cruises. Now that we are older we preferred small, less party atmosphere and more focus on destination. We loved our cruise except for the first few hours. They had turned off the air conditioning and our rooms were like ovens. It was fixed within an hour after calls. The staff was friendly and helpful The Excusions were Outstanding and by far the best we have experienced. Food was great. Solis was very good. Restaurant was very good. Buffet was good but I didn’t care for themes. (My husband is a gourmet cook and very much a foodie. He has attended CIA in for a few classes. We eat healthy with a lot of farm to table) nothing knocked our socks off. Best thing for me was the Oatmeal
This is a review of the 14-day Glaciers and Inside Passage Cruise, departing Vancouver on 13 June. Embarkation, including US immigration, was very straight forward and this was followed by a warm welcome from several of the senior officers as we boarded the Quest. Our suite was extremely comfortable, spacious and nicely appointed. The bathroom was large with marble fittings and everywhere was very clean. Elsewhere, we particularly enjoyed the outdoor areas on board and it was always easy to find a quiet space and just enjoy the scenery. The food was plentiful and delicious - and I delighted in trying new dishes, particularly tasting fish that’s not available at home in Scotland. All eating areas were different but with fantastic service and a good ambience. The two bars - as well as the nightly entertainment - were a real treat. My favourite days were those when the ship dropped anchor in a quiet fjord and we went out on zodiacs or kayaks. Being able to get up close to glaciers and wild sea life was phenomenal. This isn’t a cruise for children but for adults who enjoy the finer things in life. As a Scotsman who is partial to the odd dram, I can highly recommend the Scotch Whisky Tasting evening… to be fair I did have my doubts, but it was an excellent tasting from a most knowledgable host! All up, the cruise was an exceptional experience and very well organised. I must give credit to the fabulous staff including those who worked behind the scenes. Everyone was extremely polite, very friendly and approachable, and just great at what they did. Thank you! Just to note; the ratings system on the review form is unfair because The Quest isn’t a ship for children and a N/A isn’t an option, therefore the average grading is much lower than the ship and its many fine attributes deserve.
Our first ever cruise and it was fantastic from start to finish. Suite - with a large outdoor verandah - was spacious and comfortable and the bed and pillows divine. The Alaska itinerary was varied and interesting. We enjoyed zodiac trips, kayaking, whale watching and a catamaran excursion to a glacier. That’s as well as visiting the many interesting townships of SE Alaska. The ship itself is small and luxurious, compared to many of today’s cruise ships and with only around 450 passengers onboard it felt very spacious. There are many outdoor areas and viewing decks - all with comfortable seating. The restaurants were fantastic; absolutely top-notch delicious food with many different options. However, all of the above could not have happened without the input of the wonderful, friendly, hard-working staff. I loved all of them! It was an amazing two weeks and when it was all over I just wanted to go back and do it all again!
Let me start off by saying that we have been afraid of cruising with our daughter because of her severe food allergies. The allergies are severe enough that she always carries an epinephrine injector. It was my father who has been on Seabourn previously that suggested we try Seabourn because they take the issues of food allergies and dietary restrictions very seriously. Prior to the cruise I listed all my daughter’s allergies on the web site and submitted an SRI form regarding her food allergies and promptly received a reply from guest accessibility noting all the food allergies would be accommodated, this was a great relief to us. On May 30, 2025 we set sail on Seabourn Quest on a 7-Day Glaciers and Alaska Inside Passage cruise. The check in process was quick and efficient and we were welcomed aboard and directed to our suite on the 9th deck. Shortly after we entered the suite we met Carla the suite attendant. She ensured everything was to our liking she even brought my daughter a shorter robe to make sure it was comfortable. Carla and Leah went out of their way to make sure our suite was the perfect home away from home. They even went to the trouble of setting up a roll away bed every evening to make sure our daughter slept comfortably. At dinner time we felt a little uneasiness about finding something for our daughter to eat. The uneasy feeling did not last long as the hostess in The Restaurant assured us our daughter’s allergies were all listed in the computer and the dining manager would be speaking to us. Moments later Juan, approached our table and introduced himself. He verified the allergies and asked what she would like to eat. He assured us that all precautions would be taken to ensure none of her allergens were present. He even had us choose her dinner for the next night. The food came out exactly how she had ordered it and it was delicious. Throughout the cruise Juan would check in with us and asked if everything was perfect. The servers in The Restaurant quickly learned our names, and memorized our daughter’s allergies. Kristian, R-Jay, Fanwell, and Duncan quickly became friends and made us feel like the only guests on the ship. On the night of May 31, 2025, we celebrated her birthday and we were blown away when she was given a cake that was free of her allergens. For the staff to go out of their way to make her birthday celebration extra special was heartwarming. The ability of the Seabourn staff to make you feel welcome and valued was incredible. We felt like we made friends and it was truly bittersweet to say goodbye at the end of the cruise. These staff members, as well as others are true ambassadors for the Seabourn brand. Seabourn should be proud of the wonderful team they have assembled that I believe makes this the premier cruise line. The excursions were great. The Lumberjack Show was a Ketchikan must see. Whale watching in Icy Strait Point was amazing, and the UTV ride in Haines was a blast. I would've liked to have done the Zodiac excursions that were offered, they seemed fun. (There is always next time) I think it goes without saying that all of our fears of cruising with our daughter’s food allergies were relieved by the staff at Seabourn. Now that our cruise is over, there is only one question. When are we going on our next Seabourn cruise?
Just got home from our first Seabourn cruise. I have been in Facebook groups for about 6 months prior to our cruise. I read tons of negative posts, got some recommendations, some help and some not so friendly comments. That said our conclusion after the cruise is.. Some prior seabourn cruises were over the top and guests were very spoiled. Things may have changed but what business hasn’t after Covid. We previously cruised Celebrity, it was pleasant and we enjoyed our cruises. Now that we are older we preferred small, less party atmosphere and more focus on destination. We loved our cruise except for the first few hours. They had turned off the air conditioning and our rooms were like ovens. It was fixed within an hour after calls. The staff was friendly and helpful The Excusions were Outstanding and by far the best we have experienced. Food was great. Solis was very good. Restaurant was very good. Buffet was good but I didn’t care for themes. (My husband is a gourmet cook and very much a foodie. He has attended CIA in for a few classes. We eat healthy with a lot of farm to table) nothing knocked our socks off. Best thing for me was the Oatmeal
Seabourn Quest (launched 2011), an oceangoing ship with a passenger capacity of just 458 guests, offers spacious accommodations spanning categories ranging in size from 295 to 1,182 square feet of indoor space. Verandas add an additional 65 to 558 square feet of outdoor living area spacious enough for private al fresco dining. All suites feature a comfortable living area, walk-in closet, fully stocked bar and refrigerator filled with seaside favorites. Expansive ocean views are framed by either a picture window or the glass doors of the veranda.
Seabourn’s award-winning cuisine starts with the finest quality ingredients, infused with authentic regional flavors, prepared á la minute by our skilled chefs and served with pride. Each Seabourn ship offers a choice of dining venues to suit your mood of the moment, and nearly all are open-seating, inviting you to dine where, when and with whom you wish. Complimentary fine wines are poured with lunch and dinner, and there is never an extra charge for any dining choice. You can even enjoy a meal in your suite or on your veranda, with our compliments. Seabourn is a proud member of Chaîne des Rôtisseurs, one of the world’s most prestigious gastronomic societies devoted to the art of fine dining.
The line's enrichment series is called Seabourn Conversations. On selected sailings experts on topics ranging from arts to World Heritage site join passengers onboard and create a dialogue. Seabourn Pride themselves in not only providing lecturers, but experts with who passengers can talk to whilst enjoying a drink.
Seabourn Quest features a range of entertainment facilities, including lounges, bars and a casino, as well as a choice of daytime activities. Some of the ship's more unique activities are Evening Under the Stars and Movie Under the Stars, which are Seabourn's signature on deck entertainment.
Seabourn’s spa and fitness facilities have repeatedly been named the Favorite Spas at Sea by the readers of SpaFinder.com. They offer a wide spectrum of massages, facials and beauty treatments, blending traditional practices from around the world with the most up-to-date techniques. Seabourn’s spas are suitable for guests wishing to maintain a personal fitness regime or discover a new one. A well-equipped ocean-view gym and Motion Studio is staffed by professional fitness trainers, and a full-service salon for men and women complement the spas.
SPA AND FITNESS SERVICES INCLUDE*
Please note: Seabourn Quest does not offer any dedicated Kids & Teens facilities.
