MS Quest
Originally built in Denmark in 1992 with the highest ice class to serve as a ferry on Greenland's west coast, the MS Quest underwent a complete refurbishment in 2004/05 before starting her career as a small and comfortable expedition ship in Arctic waters. The vessel takes a maximum of just 53 passengers in 26 well-appointed cabins, all with sea-view and private facilities. The triple cabins on deck 3 have upper and lower berths. All other cabins have two lower berths or a double bed. In your cabin you also find a desk with chair and ample storage space for clothes and equipment. The superior cabins on deck 3 and 4 are spacious and have a separate sitting area. The owners cabin, next to the CaptainÕs cabin, on deck 4 is spacious, has two large picture windows and a sitting area.
In the dining room you are treated to delicious meals in between landings and in the panorama lounge you can enjoy a breathtaking view of the surrounding polar landscape. Here you can listen to entertaining lectures on the areas flora, fauna, history and glaciology. In the lounge you also find a well-stocked bar and a small library. Passengers are always welcome on the bridge and there is always something to see or search for from the spacious observation decks. The ship has Scandinavian officers and there is a friendly and informal atmosphere on board. Travelling with this small expedition ship offers an entirely different experience and perspective than you can get on a larger and more conventional cruise ship.
Deck Plans
Cabins
MS Quest accommodates 26 cabins all with sea-view and private facilities, as follows:
- Cat A: 1 ownerÕs cabin with double bed.
- Cat B: 4 superior double bed cabins.
- Cat C: 2 double bed cabins.
- Cat D: 2 superior twin cabins with 2 tween beds.
- Cat E: 13 twin cabins with 2 tween beds
- Cat F: 4 triple cabins with 2 lower and 1 upper berths.
