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Seabourn Quest joined the fleet in 2011 as the third Odyssey-class ship. Her two sisters have since been sold, which makes her the last of the class sailing for Seabourn. She is equipped for expedition-style voyages, and a June 2026 drydock delivered the line's most comprehensive interior update. It included a speakeasy-inspired redesign of The Club, a homier Seabourn Square and a refreshed Colonnade with live cooking.

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