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MV SEABORN QUEST

small "game changing" luxury cruise sailing the Kanmon Straits of Japan on April 3, 2025.

MV Seabourn Quest in the Kanmon Straits of Japan
MV Seabourn Quest in the Kanmon Straits of Japan

MV Seabourn Quest was captured on digital film by Ship Freakazoid for your viewing pleasure. What a cool ship. Due to the vessel's smaller size, it is able to make port calls at smaller ports and provide wonderful experiences for its passengers. Apparently the passenger capacity is just 458 guests. One could almost learn everyone else's name while on the cruise, if one was so inclined. 

Cruise ship sailing under the Kanmon Bridge
Cruise ship sailing under the Kanmon Bridge

This vessel attracted a smattering of shutterbugs and Looky Lous as it sailed thru the Kanmon Straits between the Cities of Kitakyushu and Shimonoseki  Japan on a lovely spring day.

And, as the Beach Boys sang"Round, round, get around!" This ship gets around. It is now headed to Huron, USA and has just been to Boston and Quebec. I wonder if Quebec will ever secede... That would be cool!

Seabourn Quest - Ship Spotting Luxury Cruise Ships in Japan
Seabourn Quest - Ship Spotting Luxury Cruise Ships in Japan 

Vessel Name SEABOURN QUEST
Ship Type Passenger (Cruise) Ship
IMO number 9483126
Flag Bahamas
Year Built 2011
Length (m) 198.19
Width (m) 26.00
Gross Tonnage 32477

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Location: 日本、〒801-0855 福岡県北九州市門司区旧門司２丁目 和布刈公園

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