Azamara

Top Destinations

Azamara ships visit fascinating destinations around the globe, stopping at far-from-the-usual ports and hard-to-reach cities.

Here are some of Azamara’s hottest destinations:

• Azamara cruises to Bali
• Azamara cruises to Western Australia
• Azamara cruises to Fiordland National Park

Azamara’s unique Destination Immersion® ethos translates to a focus on experiencing the culture, people and scenery of each port city in more depth.

Spending more time in ports than any other cruise line means passengers don’t have to rush back to the ship after a hurried day of exploration. Nearly half of the port stops feature an overnight or a late stay.

Top Departure Ports

Azamara Journey’s close to home voyages are always a hit. Depart from one of the following:

• Azamara cruises from Fremantle
• Azamara cruises from Melbourne
• Azamara cruises from Sydney

Food & Drink

Azamara’s famous Destination Immersion® policy is applied to the onboard dining, the tastes of the visited destinations are stunningly incorporated in to the food and drink offered on board. There is a great number of venues you can enjoy fresh, delicious food and/or a drink at the end of a long, exciting day:

• Aqualina Restaurant – authentic Italian
• Prime C Restaurant – perfect steaks and crab
• Discoveries Restaurant – destination-centred main meals
• The Patio and Swirl & Top – pool grill by day, personalized, locally flavoured meals by night
• Windows Cafe – casual dining and snacks
• Mosaic Cafe – coffee and snacks
• The Wine Cellar

Entertainment

• AzAmazing Evenings – immersive performances and experiences
• White Parties
• Live Music – a pianist at the Spirits Bar, a trio in the Living Room & more
• Broadway-style Performances
• Onboard Shopping
• Enrichment Programmes & Lectures

Health & Fitness

A cruise on board Azamara is the perfect opportunity to concentrate on you, your health and wellbeing – there are ample possibilities for it:

• The Sanctum Spa offers a great array of treatments that will leave you invigorated and refreshed: acupuncture, teeth whitening, manicure, massages and facials
• Fitness and Nutrition Classes are a great way to focus on your health and get a professional consultation
• The Fitness Centre is equipped with state-of-the-art fixtures

Children

Although, family-friendly with the following kids and baby furnishings readily available on board:

• Cribs
• High chairs
• Seat boosters

Azamara is not a family cruise line per se.

The cruise line does not have any of the following:

• Kids clubs, activities, programmes
• Babysitting services
• Baby food
• Diapers
• Baby formula
• Sippy cups
• Kids menus in restaurants

Also note that children that aren’t fully potty trained and wear diapers are not allowed in swimming pools.

Inclusive Amenities

Cruising with Azamara is amazing for many reasons, and one of them is that pretty much everything are may want or need on board is included in the price of the cruise:

• Tips
• Select standard spirits, international beers and wines
• Bottled water, soft drinks, specialty coffees and teas
• Self-service laundry
• Shuttle service to and from port communities, where available
• Concierge services for personal guidance and reservations
• AzAmazing Evenings® event or onboard Destination Celebration (on most voyages*)

Included amenities increase with cabin category.

COVID-19 Safety

Azamara has enhanced its health and safety standards through their innovative ‘Explore Well at Sea’ concept:

• All guests will be required to be fully vaccinated at least 2 weeks prior to sailing
• All guests are required to provide a negative SARS-CoV-2 test result
• There are complimentary tests and medical evaluations available on board throughout the journey
• All members of the crew are regularly tested
• All the cleaning on board is done in accordance with medical-grade standards
• Advanced air-filtering systems have been installed throughout the fleet – these eliminate 99.99% of germs

For more information, please refer to the following:

• CruiseAway Covid-19 updates
• Azamara Covid-19 updates