Welcome Home.
It’s been said that guests sail with Azamara for the destinations, but come back for the staff and crew. And we couldn’t agree more. Whether you’re greeted with a cool towel, a warm smile, or a glass of sparkling wine after a rewarding day spent onshore, our staff and crew are always ready and waiting to welcome you home. Everyone from our captains to our dinner servers puts our guests as their top priority. You might say it’s because we have hospitality in our DNA. But we like to think it’s because our staff and crew love what they do. And once you experience an Azamara voyage firsthand, you’ll love what we do too.
See for yourself. Take a 360° onboard tour.
Discover what sets our ships apart before you even step onboard. With Reimagine Azamara 2016 our ships were updated to deliver a boutique hotel experience you won't find with any other cruise line. While the video is playing, click and drag within the window to view accommodations and onboard attractions in 360 degrees.
How to use Azamara 3DI
To ensure that you’re getting the most immersive experience possible, please follow the steps below. Don’t forget to turn up the volume, you’ll want to hear this!
- For Mobile Users (Android & iOS)
- Make sure you have downloaded the free YouTube app before viewing the video
- Turn your phone sideways to experience the full video
Click the stereoscopic button and insert your phone into your Google Cardboard (or similar viewer)- You may also watch the videos without the cardboard and still have a great viewing experience
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From The Desk of Captain Carl
We hope you enjoy this series of notes from the one and only Captain Carl. He wrote these notes over a few days, as he wrapped up his last voyage onboard...
