M/S Quest : with a capacity of just 53 passengers, is one of the smallest expedition vessels still in operation, giving her a strong advantage over many larger ships in the High Arctic.  Purpose built to explore the raw coasts of Greenland, in 2018 she underwent renovation to provide a platform for Arctic -wide exploration in a professional yet informal atmosphere.

Her knowledgeable and passionate expedition team are often the focus of wonderful client feedback. A strong comaradarie quickly develops onboard amid a small group of like-minded guests. In true expedition spirit explorers are invited off the ship twice daily for expert guided walks and close encounters with wildlife.

Onboard there is a sizeable observation deck, another location in which to take in the spectacular views or partake in some wildlife spotting.  Passengers are welcome on the bridge around the clock and there is always something to see or search for. 

M/V Quest hosts a dining/lecture room serving delectable meals in between landings and from the Panorama Lounge, passengers can relax and enjoy the stunning views of the polar landscapes. Guests can unwind at the bar and find peace and quiet in the onboard library. In the evenings, there are opportunities to attend lectures and learn about the area’s fascinating flora, fauna, history and glaciology.

All 26 cabins boast ocean views and offer private facilities, including a desk, chair and sufficient storage space for clothes and equipment.  The superior cabins on deck 3 and 4 are spacious and include a separate sitting area with TV/DVD facilities. The Owner's Cabin, next to the Captain's Cabin, on deck 4 has a double bed, two large picture windows, a sitting area and TV/DVD. 

The vessel is fully equipped for scuba diving (select departures).