Azamara has released details of its 2025 itineraries, including all-new double-night stays and a return to Canada for the destination-focused cruise line.
Guests can immerse themselves in the rich culture and heritage of iconic cities Bordeaux and Seville over two nights as part of several Azamara Quest and Azamara Journey voyages in 2025. The sailings will also include daytime calls at other iconic ports, such as Barcelona, Lisbon, Valencia and more!
On the other side of the world, Azamara Quest will be visiting quaint Canadian destinations during two 14-night sailings departing from Iceland – marking the cruise line’s return to Canada in more than five years.
As part of the 21st July 2025, Greenland, Newfoundland, and Quebec cruise, passengers will be able to see and experience the delightful small fishing town of Cap-aux-Meules in Quebec, home to more than 300 species of birds and tasty seafood.
During the Quebec, Greenland, and Iceland voyage, departing on 5th August 2025, passengers can explore the Viking and Norse history of L’Anse Aux Meadows in Newfoundland and see the sandy shores of Harve Saint Pierre in Quebec, known as the gateway to the Mingan Archipelago National Park.
“We are thrilled to return to Canada in 2025, and we’re excited for our guests to experience these unique itineraries visiting lesser traveled ports in Quebec and Newfoundland as well as Iceland and Greenland.
As demand for our Country Intensive sailings remains strong, we’ve also added a range of these specialty voyages across Europe for 2025, so our guests can discover smaller ports and hidden gems within a single country.”
Michael Pawlus, Head of Itinerary Planning at Azamara
Azamara 2025 itineraries will be dominated by Country Intensive voyages – including cruises through Italy, Spain, France, Norway, Ireland, and Scotland. Azamara ships will also be sailing on a record 15 special cruises in 2025, all in partnership with PerryGolf. Anyone who fancies a round on the golf course will love the 2025 British Isles Golf Cruise which includes weekend attendance to the final two rounds of The 153rd Open at Royal Portrush, Northern Ireland.
