Seabourn Quest

Quest has two pool decks. The main one sits below the Deck 9 and 10 sun decks, with a pool, two hot tubs, loungers in sun and shade, and the Patio Bar. At lunch The Patio grills burgers, hot dogs, seafood and vegetarian dishes, and in the evening it becomes Earth & Ocean, an alfresco dinner under the stars. Aft, past The Club, a second pool deck with day beds and two more hot tubs looks out over the wake.

The Spa offers massages, facials, wraps and medi-spa treatments such as acupuncture, plus a full-service salon and barber. The gents' and ladies' changing rooms each have a complimentary sauna and rainfall shower. For an extra charge, the Serene area adds heated loungers, meditation beds, an aroma steam bath, an herbal bath and an experience shower, by the day or for the whole cruise. A well-equipped fitness center sits right alongside.

The Colonnade is the casual restaurant, with a buffet at breakfast and lunch plus a menu of made-to-order dishes such as steak and burgers. At dinner it turns into a relaxed, seated à la carte restaurant. There are booths, tables for two, four and larger groups, and outdoor tables that wrap around the side and the stern. The June 2026 refresh brought new seating and a service line that highlights live cooking.

Solis is Quest's Mediterranean-inspired restaurant, with an open kitchen, booths and window tables, and a wine bar where the sommelier can suggest pairings. The menu rotates, so there is always something new to try. Like every restaurant on Seabourn it is included in the fare, but you do need a reservation, so it pays to book as early as you can once you are on board.

All the way forward on Deck 10, the Observation Bar has windows that wrap 270 degrees around the bow. There are seats for two along the glass, larger sofas, a bar in the middle, canapés in the evening and a piano for live music. Outside, an observation deck is where the Expedition Team shares what you are seeing in scenic waters. The lounge was refreshed in 2026 with new carpet and furnishings.

Danny compares Seabourn Square to a piazza in an Italian city, the place where everyone gathers. The coffee bar serves lattes, cappuccinos and espresso, bakery treats, homemade gelato and sorbet. Around it are a curated library, plenty of seating by the windows, the guest services desk, the future cruise desk and the shore excursions desk. The 2026 refresh gave it a warmer, living-room feel, and a heated aft terrace sits just outside.

The Club is Quest's main evening lounge, with live music, a dance floor and a full bar, and it opens out to the aft deck. It is also home to Sushi in The Club, light sushi bites made to order each evening and included in the fare. The June 2026 drydock gave The Club its biggest makeover on board, with a speakeasy-inspired feel, a reconfigured layout, a new bar and new lighting.

The Restaurant is the main dining room, serving Michelin-inspired, à la carte breakfast, lunch and dinner. The menu pairs daily favorites with rotating dishes, and seating is open, with tables for two and four along the windows and larger tables for up to 10. A high ceiling makes the room feel bright and airy. This is the place for a traditional sit-down dinner, and new carpet and drapery arrived in 2026.