Seabourn Quest has returned to service following the most extensive interior refurbishment in Seabourn’s history, unveiling reimagined suites, refreshed dining venues and redesigned social spaces aimed at enhancing the luxury cruise experience.
The award-winning ship emerged from drydock in June 2026 and will continue sailing throughout the Mediterranean season until November, operating a series of seven-day voyages between Dubrovnik, Fusina (Venice), Istanbul and Athens.
The Club takes on a new identity
One of the most significant transformations can be found in The Club, which has been completely redesigned with a sophisticated speakeasy-inspired concept.
The venue now features a reconfigured layout, updated bar design and enhanced lighting, creating a more seamless flow between lounge seating, the dance floor and live entertainment areas.
Seabourn President Mark Tamis said the investment reflects the cruise line’s commitment to continually elevating the guest experience.
“This drydock represents an investment that reflects our unwavering focus on elevating every aspect of the guest experience,” Tamis said.
Public spaces receive contemporary refresh
Across the ship, public areas have been updated to improve both atmosphere and guest flow.
The atrium, corridors and stairways feature new carpeting inspired by the movement of water, while the main pool deck has been upgraded with new teak decking, lighting and an enhanced sound system.
Seabourn Square has been redesigned with a warmer, residential-style feel, incorporating new furnishings and bistro-style seating. The Observation Bar has also received updated carpets and furniture, creating a brighter environment for enjoying panoramic ocean views.
The spa has undergone a comprehensive refresh, including a redesigned reception area, new gym equipment and updated salon facilities.
Dining and suites enhanced
The Colonnade restaurant now features updated flooring, carpeting and seating, alongside an improved service area designed to showcase live cooking experiences.
Meanwhile, The Restaurant has been refreshed with new carpeting and drapery, delivering a lighter and more contemporary look while maintaining its refined atmosphere.
Guest accommodations have also been upgraded, with all suites receiving new mattresses and premium wool carpeting. Penthouse and premium suite categories now feature updated veranda furniture designed to enhance outdoor relaxation.
Sustainability embedded in the refurbishment
Seabourn incorporated circular design principles throughout the project, partnering with Ocean Circle to minimise waste and maximise material reuse.
More than 20,000 square metres of carpet removed during the refurbishment has been diverted from landfill and is expected to be repurposed into carpet padding for future Seabourn projects. New suite carpeting has been sourced from biodegradable wool materials, while replaced mattresses were recycled and surplus furnishings donated to Italian non-profit organisations.
Mediterranean season continues
Following its refurbishment, Seabourn Quest is continuing its Mediterranean deployment, offering guests opportunities to explore destinations across Croatia, Greece, Montenegro and Turkey.
The cruise line is currently offering savings of up to 15 per cent on select ocean and expedition voyages through its Exploration Event promotion, alongside shipboard credits of up to US$1,000 per suite on selected winter sailings.
