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Azamara offers a more intimate style of cruising, combining boutique-hotel comfort with immersive, destination-led itineraries that go beyond the usual ports of call. Sailing to destinations across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Asia, South America, Australia and beyond, the cruise line is known for its smaller ships, longer stays in port and overnight calls that allow guests to explore each destination in greater depth.
Founded in 2007, Azamara has built a strong reputation for destination immersion and personalised service, with a fleet of four mid-sized ships designed to access smaller ports that larger vessels often cannot reach. The cruise line has also received recognition within the travel industry, including accolades for its immersive itineraries and onboard dining experiences.
As a preferred partner for Azamara, ROL Cruise offers expert insight, added-value packages and specialist knowledge of the cruise line’s ships and itineraries, helping you make the most of every voyage.
Azamara’s fleet is made up of four intimate, mid-sized ships - Azamara Journey, Azamara Onward, Azamara Pursuit and Azamara Quest - each designed to deliver a boutique-style cruising experience. With smaller guest capacities and a focus on immersive itineraries, the fleet combines comfortable, well-appointed spaces with the ability to access smaller ports and stay longer in destination, offering a more relaxed and in-depth way to explore the world.
Established in 2007, Azamara was created as a boutique cruise brand within the Royal Caribbean Group, with a focus on destination-led travel and smaller-ship cruising. From the beginning, the cruise line set itself apart with longer stays in port, more overnight calls and itineraries designed to offer a deeper connection to the places visited.
Over the years, Azamara has expanded its fleet to four intimate ships, while continuing to refine its immersive style of cruising. Today, the cruise line sails worldwide, combining boutique hotel-style comfort with carefully curated itineraries that go beyond the traditional cruise experience.
Accommodation across the Azamara fleet has been designed to suit a wide range of travel styles, whether you’re looking for a comfortable base between destinations or a more spacious suite experience. From well-appointed Inside and Oceanview Staterooms to Balcony Staterooms and expansive Suites, there’s something to suit every type of traveller while maintaining the cruise line’s relaxed, boutique feel.
Across all accommodation categories, guests can expect a consistent level of comfort and thoughtful amenities. Standard features include plush bedding, a flat-screen television, air conditioning, a minibar, a writing desk, a safe and ample storage space, along with twice-daily housekeeping and 24-hour room service. Many staterooms also include added touches such as luxury toiletries, bathrobes and slippers, helping create a welcoming space to return to after a day ashore.
For guests who prefer additional light and outdoor space, Balcony Staterooms and Suites provide private verandas with sea views, while the suite categories offer larger living areas, upgraded bathrooms and enhanced privileges. Across the fleet, the emphasis remains on comfort, attentive service and creating a calm retreat that complements Azamara’s destination-focused style of cruising.
Activities across the Azamara fleet are designed to feel relaxed and easy to enjoy, complementing the destination-focused nature of the cruise line rather than overwhelming it. On board, guests will find a selection of quieter spaces, such as card rooms, libraries, and lounges, alongside casual activities, including shuffleboard and table tennis, on the open decks.
Each ship also features boutique shopping areas, where guests can browse everything from everyday essentials and cruise keepsakes to jewellery and higher-end accessories. Photo galleries and photography shops are available across the fleet too, allowing guests to view professional photographs taken throughout their voyage.
Azamara also places a strong emphasis on enrichment. Through venues such as In Touch and destination-led programmes, guests can attend talks, lectures and interactive sessions designed to provide greater insight into the regions visited during the cruise. The overall atmosphere remains low-key and flexible, allowing guests to spend their time as they choose.
Entertainment across the Azamara fleet is designed to be intimate and easy to enjoy, with a focus on live performance rather than large-scale productions. Each ship features a main lounge where guests can enjoy a programme of shows, including live music, guest entertainers and smaller productions, all delivered in a setting that feels close and engaging.
Alongside this, more relaxed venues such as lounges and piano bars provide a sociable atmosphere in the evenings, with live music and a welcoming environment that encourages guests to unwind at their own pace. These spaces often become natural gathering points after dinner, offering a more informal alternative to traditional theatre-style entertainment.
Enrichment also plays an important role, with destination speakers, cultural talks and interactive sessions designed to deepen your understanding of the places you visit.
Dining across the fleet is varied and thoughtfully designed, with a clear balance between complimentary venues, speciality restaurants and a range of bars and lounges.
For complimentary dining, each ship features a main dining restaurant where menus combine classic dishes with flavours inspired by the destinations visited. Flexible dining allows guests to eat when and how they prefer, whether as a couple or with fellow travellers. Alongside this, buffet-style venues offer a more informal option, with themed evenings and live cooking stations that reflect global cuisines. Casual poolside dining is also available, offering lighter meals during the day that often transform into a more relaxed al fresco setting in the evening. For something quick and easy, cafés serve coffee, pastries and light bites throughout the day.
For a more refined experience, Azamara’s speciality restaurants offer a step up in both setting and cuisine. Typically including a steakhouse and an Italian restaurant, these venues focus on high-quality ingredients, freshly prepared dishes and a more intimate dining atmosphere, ideal for a special evening on board.
When it comes to drinks, the ships offer a range of bars and lounges, each with its own character. From sociable central bars to relaxed poolside venues and more refined cocktail spaces, there are plenty of options for enjoying a drink at any time of day. Many lounges feature live music in the evening, creating a welcoming, easygoing atmosphere that fits naturally with Azamara’s boutique-style cruising.
Relaxation and well-being are an important part of the experience across the Azamara fleet, with facilities designed to help guests unwind while still offering opportunities to stay active.
Each ship features The Sanctum, Azamara’s onboard spa, where guests can choose from a range of treatments, including massages and facials in a peaceful, calming environment. Adjacent to the spa, salon services are also available, offering hair and grooming treatments for evenings on board or special occasions. Many ships also include a Sanctum Terrace, providing a quieter outdoor retreat with comfortable seating and space to relax away from the main pool areas.
For those who prefer to stay active, fitness centres are well-equipped with a range of exercise machines, while group classes such as yoga, Pilates, and stretching sessions are often available. Outdoor spaces also play a key role, with jogging tracks and open decks offering simple ways to keep moving while enjoying sea views.
The pool decks provide a central space for relaxation, with loungers, shade, and easy access to refreshments, making it easy to switch between swimming and time in the sun.
Azamara Circle is the cruise line’s loyalty programme, designed to reward guests who return to sail with Azamara. Membership is automatic after your first voyage, allowing you to start earning benefits from the moment you step on board.
The programme is tiered, with guests progressing through levels based on the number of nights sailed. As you move through the tiers, you’ll unlock a range of additional benefits, which may include priority check-in, complimentary laundry services, internet access, spa discounts and invitations to exclusive onboard events.
Azamara Circle also places a strong emphasis on recognising loyal guests with thoughtful touches throughout the cruise experience, rather than just offering rewards at the point of booking. From small onboard privileges to more valuable inclusions at higher tiers, the programme is designed to enhance each journey while encouraging guests to continue exploring with Azamara.
What’s more, when you book through ROL Cruise, you’ll earn Cruise Miles® and gain benefits from Azamara Circle.
Azamara sails to a wide range of destinations worldwide, with a strong focus on immersive, destination-led travel. Voyages span regions such as the Mediterranean, Northern and Western Europe, the Caribbean, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, South America and beyond, offering a diverse mix of cultures, landscapes and experiences.
What sets Azamara apart is its approach to time in port. With longer stays and more overnight calls, itineraries are designed to give guests the opportunity to explore each destination in greater depth. Alongside well-known cities, Azamara’s smaller ships are able to access lesser-visited ports, creating journeys that feel more varied and enriching.
Whether you’re exploring historic capitals, coastal towns or remote regions, the emphasis is always on experiencing the destination rather than simply passing through.
Azamara offers a range of cruise styles designed to suit different travel preferences, all centred around its signature destination-focused approach.
The majority of voyages are ocean cruises, sailing between regions such as the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Asia and Australia. These itineraries are carefully planned to include a mix of iconic destinations and lesser-visited ports, often with longer stays and overnight calls to allow for more in-depth exploration.
Azamara is also known for its Grand Voyages and longer itineraries, which span multiple regions and offer a more extended way to travel. These journeys are ideal for guests looking to explore further afield, combining several destinations into one seamless experience.
In addition, the cruise line offers speciality voyages and event-led sailings, which may focus on themes such as culture, cuisine or seasonal highlights. Across all cruise types, the emphasis remains on relaxed travel, immersive experiences and the flexibility to explore each destination at your own pace.
Yes, Azamara offers a selection of drink packages.
Yes, guests can take alcohol on their Azamara cruise. Spirits, wine and beer can be consumed in-cabin for free. However, guests will be subject to a corkage fee if consumed in a public area.
With advance notice, Azamara can accommodate most special dietary needs. Please submit your request in writing to Azamara’s Access Department no later than 40 days before US sailings and 80 days before all other sailings.
Azamara includes gratuities in the price of its cruises. The cruise line does not charge an additional daily service charge, however, if you wish to reward a particular crew member with a tip, you may.
The currency onboard is US Dollars.
In all of Azamara’s dining rooms, a resort casual dress code is encouraged. Bare feet, tank tops, baseball caps, bathing suits, shorts and jeans are not allowed in the main dining room or two speciality restaurants.
In Prime C, Aqualina and Discoveries Restaurant, many guests enjoy dressing up. Formal evening wear is not expected. It is recommended that men bring a sport coat or suit. For women, dresses, skirts, blouses with pants and capris are all appropriate attire.