Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Regent Seven Seas offers you an all-inclusive six-star luxury cruising experience. Their fleet of 3 stunning ships, Seven Seas Voyager, Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Navigator offer mainly all-suite, all-balcony accommodations and are smaller in size carrying between 490 – 700 guests.

Onboard you will experience award-winning gracious service and a range of luxurious amenities including fine dining restaurants, spacious accommodations, Canyon Ranch SpaClub(R), theatre, casino and a range of bars and lounges for relaxation.

Regent’s all-inclusive service means that there is no charge for speciality restaurants. The restaurants vary by ship but include Prime 7 serving classic steakhouse cuisine with a modern flair. Signatures offering authentic French cuisine. Compass Rose serving European-inspired Continental cuisine for breakfast, lunch and dinner and La Veranda, a spacious and comfortable buffet style restaurant. The grill is a popular option for lazy lunches by the pool. Beverages, including fine wines and premium spirits are included and you will even find a complimentary bottle of champagne in your suite to welcome you onboard.

Accommodations are spacious and elegant and range from a Window Suite with marble bathroom, European king sized bed and walk in closet to the Master Suite hosting 2 private bedrooms, 2 ½ marble bathrooms, expansive living area and private balcony. All suites offer complimentary 24-hour in-suite dining and the mini-bar is replenished daily. For a real treat, book a Penthouse Suite or higher and enjoy the services of your very own butler for the duration of your cruise.

Regent’s fleet of smaller ships allows you to visit a wider choice of ports, often inaccessible to larger ships with plenty of time ashore to explore your destination. You will also enjoy free unlimited shore excursions on each and every voyage as part of Regent’s all-inclusive value. Enjoy the thrill of rafting down the Mendenhall River in Alaska, an evening sightseeing tour of Hong Kong or perhaps a vintage train tour in Melbourne, Australia. There is a wide choice of excursions to choose from and they are offered on a first come first served basis, so book early to avoid disappointment.