Azamara Quest

The pool deck has a pool in the middle, two hot tubs, soft padded loungers in sun and shade, quiet lounge nooks on either side and a pool bar. On sea days the crew sets up putting contests, cornhole and ping pong. Up on deck 10 is the walking and jogging track. This is also home to White Night, Azamara's famous party, with white tablecloths, a buffet served by the senior officers, a live band and dancing into the night.

Up on deck 10 forward, the Living Room is meant to feel like an extension of your own living room at home, with 270-degree windows over the bow. There's a large bar with an espresso maker, overstuffed couches and cozy nooks for two or four. Trivia runs during the day, tapas are set out each evening, and a live band plays for dancing and karaoke at night. Next door are the card room, board games and In Touch computers.

Quest's two specialty restaurants sit side by side at the aft of the ship. Prime C is a classic steakhouse with a full bar and a wine room that hosts tastings. Aqualina is Italian and seafood inspired, with a chef's special each day, and it also hosts the daily suite breakfast. Both wrap around the stern, with tables for two up to ten. Suite guests dine at both at no extra charge, and Veranda Plus guests get one night every seven days.

Windows Café is the casual buffet, with made-to-order eggs, a carving station, fresh breads and fruit, and themed meals like an Indian buffet or sushi. The gelato is complimentary, always with a lactose-free choice. Just outside, the Sunset Bar and terrace serve breakfast, lunch and dinner al fresco, often with a musician at sail-away. Next door, The Patio grills burgers, sausages and steaks, with soft-serve and homemade waffle cones.

The Sanctum Spa offers massages, facials, acupuncture and Elemis products at duty-free prices, plus a salon and barber shop with chairs facing the sea. The locker rooms have large rainfall showers and complimentary steam rooms. From there, guests step out to the Sanctum Terrace, with loungers, a day bed cabana and a Thalassotherapy pool. Terrace access is included for suite guests, and others can buy a pass. The fitness center next door is complimentary.

The Cabaret Lounge is Quest's main showroom, with a dance floor up front, tiered lounge seating and high-top seats by the full bar. Azamara designs its own production shows for its singers and dancers, and the cruise directors often join in. Guest lecturers, singers and entertainers come aboard too, sometimes from the very places the ship is visiting. Before dinner, the band plays on the dance floor. The lounge is reimagined in the late 2026 dry dock.

The Den took over the space where the casino used to be. It holds the shore excursions desks and a reference library for planning, and port lectures run here too. Further along is the bar, with sofas, a piano and a faux fireplace, plus screens for the big game. Danny calls it the perfect place for a drink before a show or a quiet afternoon with a book. The future cruise and Azamara Circle loyalty desks are here as well.

Discoveries, at the aft of the ship, is the main dining room, with windows on three sides and casual open seating for breakfast, lunch and dinner. A chandelier hangs over the raised center section. Menus mix classics like escargot, French onion soup and steak with new dishes to try. The famous sea-day brunch is a highlight. In the late 2026 dry dock, Discoveries is redesigned and the Atlas Bar cocktail lounge moves in just outside.