Miami to South America Seabourn Quest Cruise Reviews

Cruise review, Seaborne Quest, January 2023 My wife and I took this cruise from Miami, through the Panama Canal, down past Peru, and to Chile. Overall, the ship was excellent with no complaints about the food, the drink, the service, the facilities, our stateroom. In many ways it reminded me of the “old” Seabourn before COVID-19 and even further in the past. My wife and I particularly ...

From a global point of view, we think that Silversea is better than Seabourn and gives much more value for money. Positive side: The ship is modern, we liked very much the suite, and there are very nice places such as the Seabourn square, very cosy, very comfortable, as well as the observation lounge. The service was generally very kind and willing to satisfy our needs, which is most ...

We've taken 32 cruises on many different lines and now find that Seabourn is our favorite line. We booked this cruise as a way to get us to South America, and were happily surprised by the extra bonus of Antarctica. I was most pleased by the careful attention paid to passenger safety and comfort. An expedition to Antarctica is not easy and many passengers had some degree of disability. Still ...

We chose this cruise for the itinerary through the Panama Canal to Peru. The excursions we booked on our own were far better than the experiences people had on the cruise line's offers. Many of the ports visited were for the first time and the itinerary staff knew little or nothing about them. You would think they would send out people ahead of time to learn about the areas they were going to ...

This cruise was a bit off balance due to changes in itinerary as a result of the hurricanes. Short and sweet – 6 nights – 3 sea days followed by 2 nice ports. Embarkation and disembarkation were fine. We usually spring for a penthouse but because of the duration settled on a ‘normal’ suite. It was absolutely fine. Housekeeping excellent as always with the only criticism being a tad slow ...

We took a short six day Caribbean cruise from Miami to Barbados. This was part of a longer cruise to South America. Overall, we really enjoyed our cruise. We’ve sailed on Silversea, Cunard and Celebrity and we look forward to the dining and the ship’s ambiance; the entertainment is not as important to us. Embarkation was easy with a short line to check in. We were somewhat surprised there ...

I decided that it was time to pick a a more high end small ship to compare to our typical ship on Holland America Line. The Quest is a 400 passenger ship. My wife and I enjoyed the small size. We met a lot of people. It helped to started the trip off knowing about 30 people through Cruise Critic. The ship is nice, cabin is nice size with shower AND tub (which we never used). Double sinks... ...