MV Seabourn Quest
Seabourn Quest – © John Wilson
Steel twin screw motor vessel built in 2011 by T. Mariotti, Genoa, Italy (Yard No 64) as Passenger (Cruise) Ship for Seabourn Cruise Line
Technical Data
- Length: 198.15m (overall), 169.20m (between perpendiculars)
- Breadth of hull: 25.60m
- Depth: 15.25m (to upper deck), 9.0m (to main deck)
- Draught: 6.40m
- Tonnage: 32,346 gross/10,532 net/3,000t deadweight
- Engines: 4 × Wärtsilä 12V32
- Power/Propellers: 23,040kW/2
- Speed: 19 knots (service), 25.5 knots (max)
- Capacity: 450 passengers
- Crew: 330
- Passenger Decks: 11
- Call Sign: C6YZ5
- IMO Number: 9483126
- MMSI Number: 311038900
- Registry: Nassau/Bahamas 🇧🇸
- Sister Ships: Seabourn Odyssey (62), Seabourn Sojourn (63)
Current AIS Location
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History
November 27th 2007: Building contract.
June 30th 2008: Keel laid.
May 28th 2011: Delivered to Seabourn Cruise Line Ltd, Nassau, Bahamas.
June 20th 2011: Christened.
Seabourn Quest – © Willem Oldenburg
May 13th 2013 – June 2nd 2013: Dry-docked for a refit at the T. Mariotti shipyard Genoa, Italy.
Seabourn Quest – © John Wilson
Interior
Seabourn Quest – © N Thornton
Seabourn Quest – © Dennis Mortimer (Piraeus, 03/11/2012)
Seabourn Quest – © Dimitris Mentakis (Piraeus, 17/04/2014)
Seabourn Quest – © Robbie Cox (Dublin, 15/08/2017)
August 5th 2022: Called at Dover.
All information is believed to be correct and no responsibility is accepted for any errors or omissions. All items included in this article are subject to © copyright. We would like to take this opportunity of thanking: Willem Oldenburg, John Wilson, Robbie Cox, Dimitris Mentakis and Dennis Mortimer for their assistance in producing this feature.
Article © Nigel Thornton and Ray Goodfellow (Dover Ferry Photos Group)
