Seabourn Quest — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos

Seabourn Quest is an Odyssey Class cruise ship operated by Seabourn Cruise Line. She entered service in 2011, measures 32,346 gross tons, and carries approximately 458 guests at double occupancy with a crew of 330.

Key Facts

  • Cruise Line: Seabourn Cruise Line
  • Class: Odyssey Class
  • Year: 2011
  • Tonnage: 32,346 GT
  • Guests: 458
  • Crew: 330
  • IMO: 9483126

Quick Answer: Seabourn Quest is the third Odyssey Class sister — 32,346 GT, 458 guests, launched in 2011. The newest of the three Odyssey sisters, she offers the same all-suite, all-veranda luxury at Seabourn's most intimate ocean scale. This page covers deck plans, live tracking, dining venues, and videos.

Who She's For: Intimate luxury cruisers who want the newest of the Odyssey Class trio. Quest suits travelers who prefer Seabourn's smallest ocean ships with the freshest interiors among the 458-guest sisters.

Seabourn Quest is the youngest of three identical Odyssey Class sisters (Odyssey 2009, Sojourn 2010, Quest 2011). All three carry 458 guests in all-suite accommodations with verandas. As the last built, Quest may offer marginally fresher soft furnishings after refurbishments. The choice between the three is driven by itinerary. If you want a larger Seabourn experience with more public space, the Encore Class (604 guests) is the next step up. For expedition voyages to Antarctica or the Arctic, Venture and Pursuit (264 guests) are purpose-built for those destinations.

A First Look at Seabourn Quest

Seabourn Quest cruise ship
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Seabourn Quest at anchor with tender operations alongside, broadside view
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Seabourn Quest tender boat marked SEABOURN QUEST NASSAU underway
Quest tender (Nassau-registered). Photo by Gordito1869 via Wikimedia Commons (CC-BY-3.0)
Seabourn Quest anchored off a Mediterranean port viewed from a hillside, marina and town below
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Seabourn Quest in the distance with her tender and a passing motorboat, rocky breakwater foreground
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Key Facts About Seabourn Quest

Seabourn Quest Deck Plans

Seabourn Quest carries 225 all-suite, all-veranda accommodations — the third and final Odyssey Class sister with the same layout as Odyssey and Sojourn.

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Where Is Seabourn Quest Right Now?

See Seabourn Quest's current position, speed, heading, and next port on the live AIS tracker below.

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Frequently Asked Questions About Seabourn Quest

What dining options are on Seabourn Quest?

Five venues, all complimentary: The Restaurant (main dining), The Grill by Thomas Keller, The Colonnade, The Patio, and Sushi. See the Dining section above.

How big is Seabourn Quest?

32,346 GT with 225 suites for 458 guests, served by 330 crew. Launched 2011 as the third Odyssey Class sister.

Which ships are Quest's sisters?

Odyssey (2009) and Sojourn (2010). Same hull, same 458-guest capacity, same dining.

How does the Odyssey Class compare to the Encore Class?

Odyssey Class (458 guests, 32,346 GT) is smaller and more intimate than Encore Class — Encore and Ovation carry 604 guests at 40,350 GT.

Where does Seabourn Quest sail?

Seasonal luxury itineraries including the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Northern Europe, and repositioning voyages. Check the live tracker above.

Sources & Attribution

  • IMO 9483126 verified against VesselFinder (1.0 confidence, Perplexity Research).
  • Dining venues (Odyssey Class pattern) confirmed via Perplexity Research.
  • Ship specifications from Seabourn Cruise Line official materials.

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