The Sea Calls
To continue with a review of our sailing on the Norwegian Dawn… The NCL Dawn at King’s Wharf, Bermuda Boarding We boarded early, which went quite quickly and without any problems at all. We were welcomed aboard with a glass of champagne, followed by a greeting from Sponge Bob Square Pants. The stateroom...
Sailing on the Azamara Quest confirmed that we definitely prefer smaller ships. The ease of navigation the decks combined with the relationships developed with the crew and fellow passengers makes this size of ship a good fit for us. We also find smaller more intimate shows far more appealing than the lavish...
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Overview With the Quest being a smaller ship with a smaller, more intimate theatre, there just aren’t the huge production shows that one finds on larger ships. However, we certainly didn’t find this a negative at all, especially, since we attend very few shows. What we really enjoyed were the classical pianist...
Azamara Quest Food We dined the first night in one of the two specialty restaurants, Prime C. As the name suggests, this restaurant specialized in beef. Interestingly, the fish was very good, however, the Kobe beef was not Kobe beef at all, but according to the waiter at the next table, was...
The ship It was with great anticipation that we awaited our sailing from Athens to Rome. The Quest is the former R-7 of Renaissance Cruise Lines, the very first company that I sailed with. I had good memories of the ship and was not disappointed. The ship is well-maintained and very easy...