Azamara Quest Around Ireland
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I am very new into the luxury cruising line. So, I had an amazing first experience that I'm so excited to tell you about.
The friendliness of the staff right away. Not that other cruise lines don't have great staff and friendly people, but this because the ship was so small.
I would say it was very elegant. Um, you know, mahogany bars, carpeted, but it was just recently redone.
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What happens when a small ship makes a big impression? In this episode of Luxury Cruising, Dr. Krystal Sodaitis sits down with Mo—a 30‑something first‑time luxury cruiser who sailed a 10‑day, round‑Ireland itinerary aboard Azamara Quest. From Dublin to Galway to the Cliffs of Moher, Mo shares how an intimate ship transformed a bucket‑list route into a floating community. Mo breaks down the magic of small‑ship sailing: staff who know your name, officers who show up at events, and nightly entertainment that feels like summer camp for grown‑ups. She dives into her balcony stateroom upgrade, the surprisingly spacious storage, and why “quality and convenience” became her personal definition of luxury. We also explore her favorite onboard moments—White Night, trivia, karaoke, late‑night snacks that appeared like magic, and unforgettable meals at Aqualina and Prime C (yes, the French onion soup gets a shout‑out). On shore, Mo highlights Azamara’s local‑led excursions, including Quiet Man Country and the dramatic Cliffs of Moher. This episode also touches on Azamara’s inclusive community: solo traveler meetups, LGBTQ+ “Friends of…” gatherings, and Friends of Bill W.—all clear signals that everyone belongs. Mo closes with a tease of her next adventure: a 14‑day Mediterranean journey through Greece, Turkey, Egypt, Malta, and Italy. Consider her officially converted to the small‑ship life.