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Thank you! We will definitely check out the Salt Bar, and look forward to experiencing Silversea.

We're new to Silversea, with a cruise booked on the Silver Nova. We enjoy going to the evening entertainment on our Seabourn cruises, both pre dinner and post dinner shows. What time do shows begin on Silversea? I'd love to know before making restaurant reservations. I'd also love to hear what you like best about Silversea. Thanks!

On the itinerary page(s) of your Booking Confirmation it will say, "Tender Required" on the days you have tender ports. I don't think you can find this information when looking at the itinerary on the website or the app.

The only time I've seen bingo on our Seabourn cruises was near the end of the 2020 World Cruise on Sojourn. This was once or twice during our unplanned "at sea" days, between leaving the Seychelles on March 1 and disembarkation on March 18 in Perth. You can imagine the staff was becoming quite creative finding activities!

In our experience the only thing "Mindful Living" about these tours are that they are outside. We have done several, and while we have enjoyed the settings, we have been disappointed in what the local guides know about where we are. That doesn't mean we avoid "Mindful Living" tours, but we always chuckle a bit wondering what in the world Andrew Weil has to do with them.

We have booked a pre cruise hotel through Seabourn multiple times, and we were met by a driver for a transfer to the hotel all but one of those times. In Miami before the 2023 South America/Antarctica Grand Voyage we were not met when our flight was 6-7 hours late arriving from Seattle, and then everyone on our flight had to wait two hours more before luggage began to dribble out in twos and threes. We took a taxi to the hotel, got a receipt, and took that to Guest Services on board. Our account was then credited for the amount of the taxi.

We had 79 days on the Quest, January through March of this year, and had excellent food. A few misses, but lots more that was wonderful.

We’ve been on the Quest’s Grand Voyage for 70+ days at this point (one week left), and have been enjoying the variety of entertainment. We usually go to the evening Grand Salon shows, both guest entertainers and the team onboard. The cast on this voyage are exceptional, and I love watching them even when it’s a production I’ve seen before. Amazing talent!

I did exactly what you suggested but still only come up with the Seabourn Club choices, not the room and drink choices. I'll keep checking, but suspect we may need to wait until we're onboard.

I can no longer find the page (on the website or on the Source app) that lets you choose drink options for your room, bed configuration, etc. Has anyone found it recently, and how did you get there? Thank you for any help! Holly

We were also on the Quest in August, and agree that the night stand lights were a bad idea. We put pillows over them for the first few nights, and then the maintenance crew managed to turn them completely off. The bathroom would be a great place for them to install motion activated nightlights.

Has anyone tried plugging an LED nightlight into the shaver only outlet in the bathroom with success?

On both of our post covid cruises we've seen many blazers, many suits, and some tuxedos on formal nights. The first was a Caribbean/Panama Canal cruise with hot weather, and the second was Dover to New York with cooler weather in Iceland and Greenland. None of these gentlemen seemed out of place on formal nights. Blazers and suits definitely outnumbered the tuxes.

We were asked to vacate our suite by 8:30 (or maybe 8:00), and could use public spaces until our departure.

Carambola Beach, on St. Kitts is where they do the beach barbecue/caviar in the surf, if your itinerary shows that as a stop. We enjoyed our day there on the Ovation last December. They do offer excursions that day, but you can run the risk of missing the first part of the beach day. Some people enjoy doing both, but we thought just the barbecue/caviar and beach day were great.

Escargot (gluten free version, in both Restaurant and Colonnade) Nigerian Shrimp (Earth and Ocean) TK gluten free rolls (the best gluten free bread on Seabourn - my husband says as good as the regular) Macarons (every evening in Seabourn Square, 8:00-10:00) Yum! Now I'm ready to get onboard - just need to wait 102 days!

This is our 7th Seabourn cruise, and the second since the restart. Our first Seabourn cruise was in 2012, and we’re now up to 200+ days.

No, there seem to be many people enjoying the food, including us! Much more positive than negative, and my glass is definitely more than half full. I’m loving our 36 days on Quest, and excited that we’re boarding the Quest again in January for 79 days.

We’re very happy currently onboard the Quest, enjoying the food, crew, entertainment, speakers and port stops. Small hiccups don’t bother us as there is so much going so well. Is it exactly the same as pre pandemic? Of course not. Is it still amazing to be onboard? Absolutely.

Yes, the Colonnade was open for lunch for its usual hours of noon to two. Our tour returned to the ship after two, but we were served quickly at the Patio, and it was a glorious afternoon to eat outside. The Scottish Islands we're sailing past now are beautiful in the cloud filtered light. I think JP is doing a great job as CD, and we’re enjoying the food and entertainment. The flautist last night was excellent.

Earth and Ocean was available the first night of our cruise (on Quest now), but is not usually available on the last night of the cruise, when they do officers on deck and crew salute. I love Earth and Ocean.

Thank you for posting! I'll be following along, and look forward to your experiences onboard Quest. We'll be joining you on August 5 in Dover. We're in our temporary bubble right now, hoping for a negative test on August 2.

We're boarding in Dover on August 5 and will get off in New York, so you'll have some company! Ultrarunner, I just saw a post on FB that showed crew without masks outside (not sure which ship). The poster said it's a new rule as of yesterday. Is that true on Quest? It would be lovely to see them without masks again.

Has anyone sailed in cabin 651 on the Quest? The deck plans show it just below the part of the Wintergarden Suite veranda that curves outward a bit. Was that good, bad, or didn't matter at all?