A journey aboard Azamara Quest® | May 17, 2027
All golf courses and tee times are subject to availability and confirmation.
The Pacific Coast golf cruise is a 7-night luxury golf cruise from Vancouver to San Diego aboard Azamara Quest, sailing May 17–24, 2027. You’ll play three championship courses along the way: Chambers Bay in Seattle, Astoria Country Club in Oregon and TPC Harding Park in San Francisco.
Premier Golf handles everything on the golf side, from tee times and green fees to private transfers and club handling, while Azamara takes care of life on board.
A Premier Golf PGA host sails with the group, and golfers share welcome and farewell dinners, social events and an optional casual tournament.
Between rounds, you’ll explore Victoria’s Inner Harbour, Seattle and San Francisco, and arrive in San Diego with the option to extend your trip at Torrey Pines. It’s a golf vacation where you unpack once and wake up somewhere new.
What’s included in the golf package?
3 rounds of golf at exceptional destinations
Onboard Premier Golf PGA host
All green fees
Practice facilities access
Private golf transfers
Club storage and porterage
Dedicated golfer social events and onboard programming
Lunch with on-course and post-round beverages when applicable
Exclusive welcome reception and dinner
Farewell cocktail reception and dinner
Commemorative golf gifts and prizes
Optional casual tournament formats
Golf wellness and longevity sessions
Pre- and post-cruise golf opportunities
Pricing:
$2,050 per golfer, plus cruise fare
Seattle, Washington
Set against the stunning backdrop of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains, Chambers Bay is a world-renowned, walking-only course designed by Robert Trent Jones II. Covering 249 acres, the course offers a challenging but rewarding test of golf. Ranked the No. 1 public course in Washington by Golf Digest, Chambers Bay has established itself as a premier championship venue. Its reputation only grew when it hosted the 2015 U.S. Open, the first in the Pacific Northwest.
Astoria, Oregon
Often nicknamed “The St Andrews of the Pacific,” the sound of the surf and coastal setting are felt throughout the round. Here, some golf’s biggest names have been hosted, including Arnold Palmer, Gary Player, and Tom Watson. With a unique layout that offers both fun and challenge, Astoria is a course that golfers of all levels can enjoy and return to time and time again.
San Francisco, California
TPC Harding Park is a historic course set just outside downtown San Francisco. Known for its beautiful setting and championship history, it has hosted the PGA Championship and the Presidents Cup. Highlighted by a scenic and challenging finish at the 18th, the course is a memorable round for all golfers.
Add more to your experience by playing more of the region’s best courses along with luxury accommodations before or after your cruise.
California
Play Torrey Pines South Course, the host of two U.S. Opens and regular stop on the PGA Tour. The scenic setting offers a memorable California golf experience with cliff-top views out over the Pacific.
Make the most of your stay at Torrey Pines at the property’s signature accomodation, The Lodge at Torrey Pines. The lodge overlooks the golf course and Pacific Ocean. With elegant accommodations, a relaxing spa, fine dining, and easy beach access.
The Azamara Quest is a mid-sized ship with an intimate experience that always feels personal. Between destinations, enjoy exceptional dining, world-class entertainment, and relaxing spa experiences, all designed to make the journey as memorable as the destinations themselves.
Yes, US citizens travelling on this itinerary should plan to bring a valid passport, as the cruise departs from Vancouver, Canada, and finishes in San Diego, California. Travellers should also check the entry requirements for Canada and the United States before departure, as these can vary depending on nationality and immigration status.
Late spring through early fall is generally a popular time to explore the Pacific Coast, with longer daylight hours and opportunities to enjoy golf and sightseeing. Premier Golf’s May 2027 departure falls in spring, when conditions can vary between Vancouver, Seattle, Oregon and California. Golfers should prepare for cooler coastal temperatures and occasional rain, particularly in the Pacific Northwest.
A specific handicap requirement is not stated for the Pacific Coast Golf Cruise. The itinerary includes championship courses that can challenge experienced golfers, although several tee options help accommodate different abilities. Golfers should contact Premier Golf before booking to confirm any course-specific requirements and discuss which tees may suit their level of play.
Yes, golfers can bring their own clubs on Premier Golf’s Pacific Coast cruise. The golf package includes club storage and porterage, along with private transfers to the scheduled courses. Guests should check their airline’s baggage requirements when arranging flights, particularly if travelling with a full-size golf travel bag.
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