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Azamara Pursuit Cruise Ship Details

Seasonal Routes: Northern Europe, Mediterranean, Caribbean, South America
In Service:2001 | 25 years
Last Refurb:2018
Class:R
Builder:Chantiers de L'Atlantique
Build Location:Saint-Nazaire, France
Call Sign:9HA4800
Flagged Country:Malta
Passengers:777
Crew:380
Gross Tons:30,277 GT
Length: 592.0 ft
Beam: 83.5 ft
Draft: 19.8 ft
Speed: 18.0 knots / 20.7 mph
Staterooms:NA

The R class cruise ships were built between 1998 and 2001 for Renaissance Cruises as a series of eight identical small luxury vessels. They were among the first classes to feature a very high percentage of balcony suites as standard and were designed with an exceptionally intimate scale that allows access to smaller ports and personalized service not possible on larger ships. The ships feature elegant European-inspired interiors with multiple specialty restaurants and a layout optimized for destination immersion with longer port stays and overnight calls. The class was later extensively refurbished and transferred to Azamara Club Cruises and Oceania Cruises, retaining its reputation for refined small-ship cruising that emphasizes cultural and historical ports over mass-market entertainment.

Azamara Pursuit Dry Dock History

Recently Completed Dry Dock
August 2026 - Before August 27, 2026
Shipyard
Seaspan Vancouver Drydock
Azamara Pursuit completed a scheduled dry dock at Seaspan Vancouver Drydock as part of the ship's regular maintenance program. Azamara described the work as involving important maintenance and inspections.

The shipyard period also coincided with Pursuit's scheduled installation of the first fleetwide THESANCTUM spa enhancements developed by Azamara and OneSpaWorld. The announced scope included expansion of the spa with a dedicated couples treatment suite and an additional single treatment room, a new wellness and beauty retail area at the spa entrance, and the introduction of physician-led Medi-Spa treatments and medically guided IV therapies. Pursuit returned to service from Vancouver on August 27, 2026, beginning a repositioning voyage to Asia.
Previous Dry Dock
August 26, 2024 - August 31, 2024
Shipyard
Chantier Naval de Marseille
Duration
6 days
CNdM, Marseille, France; scheduled dry dock for hull cleaning and silicone coating, underwater and classification inspections, stabilizer, rudder, propeller, and bow-thruster work, machinery renewals, HVAC upgrades, and lighting and dimmer-system improvements.
Previous Dry Dock
September 2021
Shipyard
Navantia Cádiz
Navantia, Cádiz, Spain; general dry-docking maintenance and class work, minor hotel updates, and application of Azamara's new livery.
Previous Dry Dock
April 4, 2018 - July 26, 2018
Shipyard
Harland & Wolff Belfast
Duration
114 days
Azamara Pursuit underwent an extensive conversion and refurbishment at Harland & Wolff in Belfast to transform the former P&O Cruises Adonia into Azamara’s third ship. The multi-million-pound project extensively renovated staterooms and suites and rebuilt or refreshed restaurants, lounges, spa and fitness areas, and other public spaces to align the vessel with Azamara Journey and Azamara Quest. New furnishings, décor, fixtures and equipment were installed throughout the ship, alongside substantial technical and maintenance work. The conversion prepared Azamara Pursuit for her entry into Azamara passenger service in August 2018.
Previous Dry Dock
March 13, 2018 - March 18, 2018
Shipyard
Grand Bahama Shipyard
Duration
6 days
Azamara Pursuit completed a short dry dock at Grand Bahama Shipyard following her transfer from P&O Cruises, where she had operated as Adonia. The ship underwent a classification survey, general inspection and statutory/mechanical work, received Azamara hull painting and markings, and was renamed and re-registered for her new operator. The work prepared the vessel for its transatlantic voyage to Belfast, where the extensive conversion and interior refurbishment into Azamara Pursuit was subsequently carried out.

R Class Sister Ships

Ship Name(s)Line Name
Azamara Journey, Azamara Onward, Azamara QuestAzamara
SirenaOceania Cruises
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