Seabourn Quest

Autumn on the St Lawrence

Oct 7th, 2019

A little too early for autumn colors. Once in the Gulf of St. Lawrence there is little population and the towns are remote and small except for St. Johns.

Another great cruise on Seabourn

May 9th, 2019

The Antartica was on our bucket list. It was an amazing trip.

Love small ships

May 3rd, 2019

The small ship and longer length cruise allows you to make friends.

Incredible Cruise to Antarctica and South America

Mar 5th, 2019

A memorable and amazing journey to the bottom of the world, unlike any place we've been. A cruise we'd highly recommend to everyone.

Two Weeks Too Late

Nov 9th, 2018

Great Ship-Great Crew & Staff-wonderful ports-o-call-great food!! Just wish it was a little less expensive.

May 4th, 2018

Just got back from a 7 day Mediterranean Cruise and had an absolutely fantastic time! We were very impressed with our suite which exceeded our expectations, the service and food was impeccable too! We loved the attention to detail and room service every morning for breakfast was always a perfect start to the day. We will definitely be traveling with Seabourn again on future cruises. As regards the attire worn by passengers on our cruise, we did notice some were more formally dressed then others but never witnessed or overheard any unkind comments about this. Everyone seemed to be enjoying themselves and having a great time.

Experience, Not to be missed.

Mar 8th, 2018

Excellent itinerary and cruise line to visit Antarctica. Great staff and service. Would continue to travel with Seaborn. Crossed Drakes Passage, with out any drama.

Amazing trip with excellent, friendly service

Jun 4th, 2017

<p>The suites are wonderful (huge walk in closet, separate living area from bedroom - very well appointed & thoughtfully laid out).  Service was exceptional (they made cheese danish for my dad everyday because he happened to mention he liked them).  They all seemed to know our names.</p>

Spring Cruise in the Baltic

Jun 1st, 2017

<p>The end of May cruise in the Baltic was an excellent choice!  Seabourn delivered a wonderful itinerary of visits to Sweden, Estonia, Russia, Finland and Denmark.  This cruise is designed for the adult world traveler who wants to spend extended time in Russia (3 days).   We enjoyed the larger than normal veranda cabin, excellent food, and attentive staff.  The ship was almost full at 435 passengers resulting in a 1:1 traveler to staff ratio. Open dining and Thomas Keller Grille restaurant with all inclusive beverages made everyone happy. We enjoyed the Serenity room at the spa, making us very relaxed after touring.  We were two couples traveling to visit these countries mostly for the first time.  We decided to arrange independent travel and not use the ship excursion offerings.  We planned a pub crawl in Stockholm, biking tour in Tallinn, three-day with concerts in St. Petersburg, and foodie tour in Helsinki.  Luckily we had perfect weather the entire trip in the 60s and 70s with no rain.  While we visited many of the popular sites they were not overcrowded at this time of year.    One final tip:  for those considering considering this wonderful trip, my husband and I paired this experience with a series of audio interviews offered at the Rick Steves "Audio Europe" Scandinavia/Baltic website: www.ricksteves.com.  In particular, Rick Steves dives deep into the differences between these wonderful nordic countries.  </p>

Northern European Seabourn Cruise

May 20th, 2017

<p>The best part of the cruise was how accommodating Seabourn was for my many dietary needs.  I was disappointed that we arrived late into Edinburgh and therefore had a very limited amount of time in port especially since we were docked in Leith and had to take a shuttle bus to Edinburgh.  The shuttle bus did not start immediately and ran every 30 minutes. In other ports we also had to use shuttle buses because the docking place was not near the city.  Unlike tenders that run more frequently, the use of shuttles decreased the time we had in the city.  The excursions from most of the ports were good although the excursion from Antwerp to Ghent didn&#39;t account for the amount of time it would take in traffic to get back to the ship and we arrived after the dining room had closed for lunch.  The in excursion in Oslo didn&#39;t take into account the time at which the shop and snack bar at the Lillehammer ski jump opened and we had to wait.  It was a waste of time and we weren&#39;t supposed to stop there.  The guide on this excursion wasted time trying to decide whether to proceed with the stop in the sculpture park because it was raining.  She ultimately decided to proceed and it was fine but the time that was wasted in both of the first two stops resulted in less time at the Viking Museum than ideal.</p> <p>Our cabin was very nice, just as we requested.  I like the fact that you are not nickel and dimed.</p>