Azamara Quest Review

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Review for the Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Azamara Quest
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luvmytigs
6-10 Cruises • Age 50s

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Sail Date: Jul 2011
Cabin: Club Oceanview Stateroom
Traveled with children

We are a multi generational family of 5 traveling on the Quest doing Amalfi Coast ports, Croatia and Venice. This is a terrific itinerary with plenty of port time. Embarkation was a breeze. Due to tender issues, we missed visiting Capri but the ship staff assured us we wouldnt have enjoyed it anyway and substitued the gorgeous port of Naples which we have had the pleasure of visiting before--ugh! ;)

First, to dispel the concerns about families,,,this cruise supposedly has 29 "kids"--under age of 18 passengers. There are no true facilities for children but the staff has attempted to organize a few teen activitities. Kids are fine and welcome.

As far as the country club experience, the staff is 100% friendly and professional giving each guest positive attention. Officers are everywhere and if it makes you happy to be greeted throughout the the day by the senior staff, you will love the experience. The team is very much concerned about making the cruise excellent and ensuring a positive experience for all guests. It is nice that there are no lines on the ship and that announcements are kept at a minimum. The Captain is a nice face for Azamara and he invests plenty of time interacting with guests.

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Club Oceanview Stateroom

Cabin 05

Great location, tiny bathroom, smaller than typical cabin. Extremely quiet.

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