The Azamara Pursuit is a boutique, mid-sized cruise ship celebrated for its "destination immersion" philosophy, offering travelers extended port stays and overnights in regions often inaccessible to larger mega-ships. Rather than operating from a single fixed base, the ship repositions seasonally across a variety of global homeports, including Athens, Barcelona, Miami, Buenos Aires, and Vancouver. Its diverse itineraries span the globe, featuring in-depth explorations of the Mediterranean, South America, Japan, and stunning summer voyages through Alaska. While the ship heavily prioritizes the onshore cultural experience, it also boasts exceptional amenities to enjoy during sea days; standout onboard features include Prime C, an elegant wood-paneled steakhouse with spectacular ocean views, Aqualina, a specialty restaurant serving authentic and inventive Italian cuisine, the relaxing full-service Sanctum Spa for holistic wellness treatments, and the cozy Mosaic Café, which serves as the central social hub for custom coffees and fresh pastries.
| Ship Class | R Class |
|---|---|
| Maiden Voyage | 2001 |
| Last Refurbishment | 2024 |
| Gross Tonnage | 30,277 |
| Length | 592 ft |
| Guest Capacity (Double) | 702 |
| Crew Size | 408 |
| Total Staterooms | 352 |
| Total Passenger Decks | 8 |
| Years Active | 25 years |
Cruise NewsAzamara Club Cruises will be adding a third ship to their fleet of small, intimate ships. The new arrival will be named Azamara Pursuit, and will be purchased from P&O Cruises (currently sailing as Adonia). Larry Pimentel, President and CEO of Azamara Club Cruises said: [perfectpullquote...
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