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Azamara Cruises: 2026 – 2027 Prices, Sailing Dates & Itinerary Schedules

Azamara Cruises

A More Personal Way To See The World
Attentive Hospitality, Global Flavours, Meaningful Journeys
Azamara Cruises

Azamara Cruises pairs four intimate ships with port-focused itineraries built around longer stays, late departures, and overnights in selected destinations. Life onboard is calm and sociable, with open-seating dining, familiar gathering spaces, live entertainment, spa and fitness facilities, and service shaped for a fleet carrying up to 702 guests per ship. The format suits travelers who place time ashore and easy access to smaller ports ahead of large-scale resort attractions.

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Azamara Cruises ship illuminated at night in Ushuaia
Evening arrival beneath Ushuaia’s dramatic mountain skyline © Azamara Cruises
Two Azamara ships docked in Koper Slovenia
Two ships alongside in historic coastal Koper © Azamara Cruises
Four Azamara Cruises sister ships gathered at sea
Four sister ships beneath pastel evening skies © Azamara Cruises
Azamara Quest sailing beneath Santorini’s volcanic cliffs
Azamara Quest framed by Santorini’s volcanic caldera © Azamara Cruises
Bartender preparing cocktails for guests at Atlas Bar
Handcrafted cocktails served inside elegant Atlas Bar © Azamara Cruises
Club World Owner’s Suite living room with veranda
Spacious suite living room overlooking the ocean © Azamara Cruises
Guests enjoying breakfast inside a veranda stateroom
A leisurely breakfast overlooking the open ocean © Azamara Cruises
Onboard fitness center with treadmills and strength equipment
Ocean-facing workouts with modern fitness equipment onboard © Azamara Cruises
Windows Café dining room aboard Azamara Quest
Waterfront dining inside the bright Windows Café © Azamara Cruises
Couple walking along a tropical St Thomas pathway
Coastal island walk beneath swaying Caribbean palms © Azamara Cruises
Guests viewing Whakaari White Island from the ship
Volcanic views from the open ship deck © Azamara Cruises
Checking In with Our World Travelers © Azamara Cruises
About Azamara Cruises

Azamara operates four closely related R-class ships: Azamara Journey, Azamara Onward, Azamara Pursuit, and Azamara Quest. Their smaller scale allows them to enter waterways and ports that are not practical for many larger vessels, while the sailing programme emphasizes Extended Destination Days, late-night stays, and selected overnights. Onboard, guests move between Discoveries Restaurant, Windows Café, specialty dining, lounges, the Cabaret Lounge, The Sanctum Spa, and open decks without the distances or crowds associated with a large resort ship.

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The clearest advantage is time in port. Longer calls can make evening dining, cultural performances, and unhurried sightseeing ashore more practical, while selected itineraries include overnight stays. Back onboard, the four-ship fleet keeps a consistent small-ship layout, personal service, open-seating main dining, and social venues that are easy to navigate. Most voyages also include an AzAmazing Evenings cultural event, although the format and availability depend on the sailing.

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Accommodation

Accommodation ranges from Club Interior and Club Oceanview staterooms to Club Veranda and Club Veranda Plus categories. Suite choices include Club Continent, Club Spa, Club Ocean, and Club World Owner’s Suites, with space, location, and benefits varying by category. Many staterooms and suites have private verandas, while connecting and accessible layouts can be identified on the individual ship’s deck plan.

Dining

Discoveries Restaurant is the open-seating main dining room, while Windows Café serves casual meals with regional themes and sea views. The Patio shifts from a daytime pool grill to evening alfresco dining, and Mosaic Café handles coffee and light bites. Prime C focuses on steak and seafood, Aqualina serves Italian-inspired dishes, and Chef’s Table offers a hosted multi-course format; specialty venues and exact arrangements should be checked for the chosen ship and sailing.

Bars & Lounges

The Living Room combines sea views, conversation, daytime talks, games, and evening music. Discoveries Bar sits close to the main restaurant, Mosaic Café works as a coffee stop by day and a social setting later on, and the Pool Bar serves the open deck. Selected ships may also feature Atlas Bar, a destination-inspired cocktail venue, as fleet enhancements are introduced.

Activities & Entertainment

Evenings may include production shows, solo performers, bands, dancing, and live music in the Cabaret Lounge, The Living Room, and The Den. Daytime choices can include destination talks, trivia, card games, shuffleboard, pool time, and activities linked to the ports ahead. The Sanctum Spa provides treatments and a salon, while the Fitness Center offers ocean-view equipment and selected group classes such as yoga, Pilates, and cycling.

Azamara Cruises Highlights

The four ships carry up to 702 guests each, making it easier to reach smaller ports and keep public spaces compact. Extended Destination Days, late departures, and overnight calls place more of the trip ashore, while AzAmazing Evenings on most voyages connect guests with local music, art, or culinary traditions. Back onboard, open-seating dining, 24-hour room service, selected beverages, gratuities, and self-service laundry are among the standard inclusions.
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1Which cabin types should a first-time guest compare?
Club Interior and Club Oceanview staterooms are the simplest choices, while Club Veranda and Club Veranda Plus add private outdoor space. Guests wanting a separate sitting area or broader benefits can compare Club Continent, Club Spa, Club Ocean, and Club World Owner’s Suites.
2Is the onboard setup suitable for families with younger children?
Children may sail, but the ships do not provide dedicated kids’ clubs, youth programmes, or babysitting. The quieter, adult-oriented environment is generally a better fit for families whose children are comfortable with shared pools, shows, meals, and destination-focused days under parental supervision.
3How flexible is dining on Azamara Cruises without assigned seating?
Discoveries Restaurant uses open seating, so guests are not tied to an assigned table. Windows Café and The Patio provide more casual alternatives, while Prime C, Aqualina, and Chef’s Table offer distinct specialty formats.
4What is the difference between Prime C and Aqualina?
Prime C centers its menu on steak and seafood, whereas Aqualina serves Italian-inspired dishes. Both are smaller specialty restaurants with a more intimate setting than the main dining room.
5Where can guests find a quiet indoor space during the day?
The Drawing Room is the fleet’s library-style retreat for reading or resting. The Living Room and The Den can also be calm during parts of the day, although their mood changes when talks, music, or other scheduled activities begin.
6What kind of evening entertainment is usually available?
The Cabaret Lounge hosts production shows, singers, musicians, and guest performers, while The Living Room and The Den may feature live music and dancing. A White Night deck party is also normally scheduled at least once per cruise when weather permits.
7Does every voyage include an AzAmazing Evenings event?
Most voyages include one, commonly ashore during a late port stay, but exceptions can occur because of voyage length, local infrastructure, transoceanic schedules, or charter arrangements. On selected sailings the cultural event may be held onboard instead.
8What makes these ships feel different from larger resort vessels?
Azamara Cruises operates four ships carrying up to 702 guests each. Their compact size keeps venues close together, supports a more personal service style, and allows access to ports and waterways that are impractical for many larger ships.
9Can guests maintain a regular fitness routine onboard?
Yes. Each ship has a Fitness Center with cardio and strength equipment, and selected group sessions may include yoga, Pilates, cycling, core workouts, and nutrition classes. The Sanctum Spa and salon provide separate wellness and treatment options.
10Are the same restaurants and lounges found on every ship?
The four sister ships share many core venues, including Discoveries Restaurant, Windows Café, The Living Room, Mosaic Café, and the Cabaret Lounge. Some spaces and details differ by vessel, particularly while the Azamara Forward enhancement programme rolls out across the fleet.
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