Seabourn Quest Emerges from Most Extensive Refit in Line's History

Seabourn Quest has emerged from drydock following the most extensive interior renovation in the luxury cruise line's history, with upgrades spanning suites, public spaces, dining venues, and the spa ahead of its continuing Mediterranean season through November 2026.

The most significant transformation took place in The Club, which has been reimagined with a speakeasy-inspired atmosphere, a reconfigured layout, updated bar design, and new lighting, creating a more cohesive setting for live music and evening socializing. Seabourn Square has been given a warmer, living room feel with new furniture and bistro-style seating, while the Observation Bar received updated carpeting and furnishings for a brighter, more relaxed setting. The main pool deck debuts a new sound system and lighting, surrounded by renewed teak decking. Throughout the ship, atrium, corridors, and stairways have been re-carpeted with patterns inspired by the movement of water.

In dining venues, The Colonnade received new flooring, seating, and an updated service line highlighting live cooking, while The Restaurant features new carpet and drapery for a lighter, more modern ambiance. The spa has been enhanced with a redesigned reception area, new gym equipment, and a refreshed salon with updated finishes and lighting.

All suites received new mattresses and wool carpeting, with Penthouse and premium suites also getting updated veranda furniture. The renovation incorporated a number of sustainable practices, including diverting over 20,000 square meters of replaced carpet from landfill for repurposing, recycling all mattresses, and donating lounge furniture to a local Italian non-profit.

Seabourn Quest will sail seven-day Mediterranean voyages between Dubrovnik, Fusina (Venice), Istanbul, and Athens, with stops in Croatia, Greece, Montenegro, and Turkey. Voyages can be combined into 14- and 21-day itineraries.