Azamara Club Cruises is the new, deluxe cruise experience for discerning
travelers who long to reach out-of-the-ordinary destinations and indulge in
amenities and service unparalleled on the high seas. The unique offerings
of Azamara are beyond compare: butler service is provided in every stateroom;
our shore excursions (we prefer to call them shore immersions), are designed to
let guests become part of the fabric of life in each destination, instead of
merely being an observer; our enrichment programs offer everything from culinary
to photographic explorations; our two specialty restaurants provide the finest
cuisine at sea; live entertainment can be enjoyed nightly; and the level of
service offered is unmatched.
Azamara Club Cruises consists of two intimate ships, Azamara Journey and Azamara
Quest. Each can carry 710 fortunate guests and because they are smaller and
sleeker than larger cruise ships, they can sail to ports that others simply
cannot reach. In addition to offering a more personalized experience, our ships
have recently undergone a $17.5 million revitalization with new European bedding
and soft goods, flat screen televisions, new veranda decking and furniture, and
wireless internet service in all staterooms and public areas. Plus, 93% of our
staterooms offer ocean views and 68% have a private veranda. You may be
wondering where the name Azamara comes from. Azamara is a coined term derived
from the Romance languages. This includes the more obvious links to blue (az)
and the sea (mar). The name was also inspired by a star, Acamar. In
Classical times, the star Acamar was the most southerly bright star that could
be seen from the latitude of Greece. We think of Azamara Club Cruises as a star
on the blue sea. We love the flowing name that conjures up the imagery of
magnificent journeys around the world. And we look forward to sharing these
voyages with our guests.
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