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The 2 types of Regent Seven Seas Cruises ships, explained

Among cruise lines that focus on high-priced luxury trips, Regent Seven Seas Cruises has one of the easiest-to-understand fleets.

The Miami-based luxury brand has just five (soon to be six) ships, all of which fall into one of just two groups: the Explorer Class ships and the Small Cruise Ship Class ships.

Built over the past decade, the Explorer Class ships are the line's newest, biggest and most elegant vessels. The Small Cruise Ship Class ships are much older vessels and, as the class name suggests, the smallest ships in the Regent fleet.

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For now, there are just two ships in the Explorer Class, and both have debuted since 2016. But that number is scheduled to rise to three in December with the arrival of Regent's new Seven Seas Grandeur.

The three ships in the Small Cruise Ship Class are all at least 20 years old.

Each of the vessels in the Explorer Class has been built to the same basic design. If you know one member of the group, you know them all. The three ships in the Small Cruise Ship Class have more differences, though they share many of the same venues.

Here, we explain the distinctive features of Regent's two ship classes so you can plan the luxury cruise that's right for you.

An introduction to Regent ships

Regent is one of the oldest of about half a dozen major cruise lines that compete in the market for "ultra-luxury" cruises — voyages that promise a high level of elegance and pampering and have a high price tag to match.

Founded in 1992 as the result of a merger between two one-ship lines (Radisson Cruises and Seven Seas Cruises), Regent has been in the luxury cruise game longer than its biggest rival, Silversea Cruises (which dates to 1994), as well as such newcomers in the space as The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection and Scenic Luxury Cruises . It began operating just a few years after the founding of luxury cruise competitors Crystal Cruises (now reborn as Crystal ) and Seabourn .

Like all such brands, Regent operates ships that are far smaller and more intimate than the giant floating megaresorts operated by Royal Caribbean , Norwegian Cruise Line and Carnival Cruise Line . Instead of thousands of passengers, each Regent vessel is designed to hold just a few hundred people.

Still, while the ships are smaller than what you'll find at a mass-market line, they're not cramped. Indeed, they're among the most spacious ships at sea when measured by their space-per-passenger ratio, which is about 50% higher than what you'll find on many mass-market ships.

They also operate with roughly 1 crew member for every 1.4 passengers — one of the higher crew-to-passenger ratios in the cruise business (though not as high as on Crystal's recently revamped ships , which now operate at a stunning 1-to-1 crew-to-passenger ratio).

Both space-per-passenger ratios and staff-to-passenger ratios are measurements used as shorthand for the luxury level of a vessel.

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Among other luxury touches, every cabin on every Regent ship is a suite, and the number of restaurants, bars and lounges is impressive for vessels of this size.

In addition, Regent ships are known for being particularly opulent when compared to other ultra-luxury vessels. The line's new Explorer Class ships, in particular, are loaded with soaring spaces lined with pricey marble, crystal chandeliers and high-end art.

Explorer Class

Ships in class: Seven Seas Grandeur (2023); Seven Seas Splendor (2020); Seven Seas Explorer (2016)

Regent's two (soon to be three) Explorer Class ships are the creme-de-la-creme of the Regent fleet — the vessels you'll want to pick if you gravitate to the most new and modern vessels.

All three of the 750-passenger ships are among the most opulent and upscale cruise vessels ever built, famous for their soaring ceilings, inlaid marble floors, crystal chandeliers (each of the vessels has more than 500) and Picassos on the walls, to name just a few high-end touches.

The vessels essentially offer two kinds of accommodations: fancy and really, really fancy.

As is often the case in the luxury cruise market, every cabin on these ships is a suite with a balcony (something that is also true for two of the line's three older ships). Even the smallest of the accommodations measures 307 square feet, which is not too shabby for a cruise ship.

Still, it's in the bigger cabin complexes at the front and back of the Explorer Class ships where things get really impressive.

Each of the vessels is home to a ridiculously large, forward-facing room complex called the Regent Suite that, at 4,443 square feet, is one of the most elaborate and expensive cruise ship suites ever built. (Each also has an equally stunning price tag of $11,000 per night.) Each of the ships also has a dozen more suites that measure in the 1,000-square-foot to 2,000-square-foot range, as well as additional accommodations in the 500-square-foot to 1,000-square-foot range.

Explorer Class vessels also offer a wide array of elegant and high-end restaurants, all included in the fare. They include Compass Rose, the international cuisine staple of all Regent ships; Regent's signature steakhouse Prime 7; casual restaurant La Veranda; Asian eatery Pacific Rim; and French restaurant Chartreuse.

Multiple bars and lounges on these vessels in recent years have embraced the trend of ever-quirkier craft drinks. A new drinks menu has brought designer gin drinks that incorporate new-for-Regent Fever-Tree premium tonics and all sorts of spices, herbs and fruits.

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For the most part, the footprints of all three ships in this series are the same, but eagle-eyed cruisers will notice that Regent made a few tweaks to the design as the series developed.

In an effort to improve passenger flow, for instance, Regent turned around the grand staircase in the central atrium on Seven Seas Splendor as compared to how it was laid out on Seven Seas Explorer. A major focal point of the vessel's interior, the staircase now cascades down from the public areas on Deck 5 toward the magnificent, marble-floored promenade on Deck 4. This promenade leads directly into Seven Seas Splendor's main restaurant, Compass Rose.

Among standout features, all Explorer Class vessels have an elaborate cooking classroom, which doesn't exist on older Regent ships. Dubbed the Culinary Arts Kitchen, each of these venues has 18 individual cooking stations tricked out with top-of-the-line induction cooktops, stainless steel sinks and all sorts of cool cooking equipment. They're backed by floor-to-ceiling windows looking out over the ocean.

All three of the ships also have an elaborate Serene Spa & Wellness Center with treatment rooms and a relaxation room. A hydrothermal suite includes a multisensory aromatherapy steam room, chill room, infrared sauna and experiential showers, plus an outdoor lounge area with three whirlpools. The spa areas also offer hair and nail care in a beauty salon.

Small Cruise Ship Class

Ships in class: Seven Seas Voyager (2003); Seven Seas Mariner (2001); Seven Seas Navigator (1991)

The three ships in the simply named Small Cruise Ship Class are considerably older than the line's Explorer Class ships and aren't quite as big — or opulent — as their sisters.

They also have more variation among them than the Explorer Class ships. The newest of the ships, the 2003-built Seven Seas Voyager, measures 42,363 tons, which is about 12% smaller than the slightly older, 48,075-ton Seven Seas Mariner.

Seven Seas Navigator, which dates to 1991, is an even bigger outlier as it measures just 28,803 tons, which makes it about 40% smaller than Seven Seas Mariner.

Regent lumps all of these ships together in one class, and we do, too, because they share many of the same features despite their size variation.

Seven Seas Voyager and Seven Seas Mariner, in particular, are very similar. Both are designed for about 700 passengers and have the same basic array of venues, including the same lineup of four restaurants: the international cuisine-serving Compass Rose, steakhouse Prime 7, casual eatery La Veranda and French restaurant Chartreuse.

Unlike on the bigger Explorer Class ships, there is no Asian eatery on either of the vessels.

The smaller Seven Seas Navigator, which holds just 490 passengers, has all of the same eateries above, too, with the exception of Chartreuse. It's the only Regent ship without this popular French restaurant.

As is the case with Regent's Explorer Class ships, all the cabins on the Small Cruise Ship Class vessels are suites. Seven Seas Voyager and Seven Seas Mariner are all-balcony ships, too. One big difference, though, is that these three older ships don't have the truly giant suites found on the Explorer Class ships. The biggest suites on all three of the vessels are in the 1,000-square-foot to 1,200-square-foot range.

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises Fleet

Regent cruise line ship fleet information. Cruisedeckplans.com shows the different classes of ships in the Regent fleet. On this page you can also compare features and dining options for each Regent ship. You will find daily service charge information, number of cabins, and gross tons for each ship. You can CLICK ON any ship to go to the ship page for that ship. Check out our unique stateroom capacity trend chart showing the changes in the size of the Regent cruise line ship fleet over the past few years. Check out our Master Ship List . You can filter and sort by cruise line or ship.

CLICK on a ship below to go to the ship decks and cabins page. Regent Seven Seas Cruises has 6 ships in the fleet. You can filter the Regent fleet by ship class using the box below. Typically Regent Seven Seas Cruises will build or buy several ships sharing similar features. They define the different types of ships as classes. Ships of the same class may be almost identical to each other.

Seven Seas Explorer

CLASS: Explorer Tons 56k Built 2016 Cabins 377

Seven Seas Grandeur

CLASS: Explorer Tons 56k Built 2023 Cabins 375

Seven Seas Mariner

CLASS: NA Tons 47k Built 2001 Cabins 354

Seven Seas Navigator

CLASS: NA Tons 29k Built 1999 Cabins 253

Seven Seas Splendor

CLASS: Explorer Tons 56k Built 2020 Cabins 377

Seven Seas Voyager

CLASS: NA Tons 49k Built 2003 Cabins 353

About Regent Seven Seas Cruises

To contact Regent Seven Seas call 888-869-8133. Our luxury vessels are designed for guests numbering in the hundreds rather than the thousands. Six Star Distinctions include: All ocean-view suites/staterooms. Single open-seating dining and a choice of restaurants. 24-Hour room service & in suite dining. Complimentary wines with dinner. Complimentary in suite bar set-up. Service and space ratios among the highest in cruising. Gratuities included in cruise fares. Regent is now under the umbrella of Norwegian Cruise Line.

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The following is a listing of some of the features that Regent Seven Seas Cruises offers.

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises Overview

Regent Seven Seas is regularly ranked among the top luxury cruise experiences, and was recently voted "World"s Best Small Cruise Line" by Travel + Leisure magazine readers. The line, previously known as Radisson Seven Seas, has built its reputation on a luxurious, all-inclusive cruising experience that is sophisticated without being stuffy - think country club casual, with all the fine amenities you could want. The line travels to hundreds of destinations on six continents, including Antarctica, on beautiful small- to mid-size ships.

Regent Cruises All-Inclusive Value

Regent Seven Seas prides itself on offering an all-inclusive luxury experience; even before you step onboard, all your worries are taken care of, from airfare to dining to on-shore activities. Amenities like unlimited shore excursions, pre-paid gratuities, and free unlimited Wi-Fi are just some of the distinguishing features of a Regent cruise. All meals and beverages are included in your cruise fare, as well as a stocked in-suite bar filled with your favorite liquor, wine, or champagne.

In addition to these all-inclusive features, the ships themselves offer a luxurious environment in which to unwind and enjoy some R&R. Regent's ships have a superb staff-to-guest ratio of nearly 1 to 1.5, and each ship has no more than 375 suites. With guests numbering in the hundreds instead of the thousands, you won't have to wait in any long lines or get lost in the crowd aboard a Regent cruise.

Regent Cruises Ships

Regent's award-winning fleet of ships includes four elegant vessels: the Seven Seas Explorer, Seven Seas Mariner, Seven Seas Voyager, and Seven Seas Navigator. The ships carry between 490 and 750 guests, and you'll be in fine company with like-minded cruise travelers. Regent's highly attentive staff is always on hand should you need something, though they know when to give you peace and quiet, too. The entire Regent fleet boasts all-suite ships, and a large majority have private balconies to enjoy the sights and sounds of the ocean. Once onboard, you can enjoy impeccable dining, exciting enrichment opportunities, and plenty of live entertainment as you sail from one destination to the next.

Regent Cruises Destinations

With more than 450 destinations around the world, Regent offers a plethora of different itineraries reaching almost every corner of the globe. Sail to Africa, Asia, Alaska, Europe, the Caribbean, or South America - the opportunities are endless, and there's something for everyone, whether you're looking for a tropical getaway, a trek into the great outdoors, or a city-hopping vacation.

Regent Cruises Accommodations

Perhaps the most important part of a luxury cruise is your personal space, and Regent's all-suite accommodations guarantee comfort. Suites range from a modest 300 square feet to an over-the-top 4,400 square feet, with elegant decor, marble-accented bathrooms, spacious closets and a separate sitting area in each suite. You can choose from a European king-sized bed or twin bed accommodations, and in every bathroom you'll find L'Occitane soaps and lotions, plush bathrobes and slippers, and a hair dryer. Every guest can enjoy complimentary 24-hour room service, including dinner served course-by-course if you'd like a romantic night in. Upon embarkation, you'll be greeted by a welcome bottle of champagne, as well as an in-suite mini bar filled with your favorite soft drinks, beer, and bottled water. Other amenities include a private safe, television and video player, and private butler service offered to guests in room categories B and above.

Regent Cruises Dining

Regent takes dining seriously onboard, and knows you want to be flexible with your schedule. As such, you can eat whenever you want, with whomever you want at various open-seating restaurants, including the flagship Compass Rose. This restaurant features European-inspired dishes, as well as vegetarian, kosher, and health-conscious options. La Veranda is a buffet-style open-seating option, serving a mix of regional specialties and classic dishes for breakfast, lunch and dinner. Specialty dining is available by reservation at Prime 7 steakhouse, Pacific Rim (Pan-Asian cuisine), and the chic Parisian restaurant Chartreuse.

For a casual snack or lunch, you can stop by the pool grill or order room service, available 24 hours a day. During dinner hour, you can request to dine course-by-course in suite, where a server will bring your order from Compass Rose.

Regent Cruises Kids & Teens

Kids are warmly welcomed onboard Regent Seven Seas Cruises. During the summer months and holiday seasons, Club Mariner is offered to keep young cruisers engaged and entertained. Children are split into two age groups - 6 to 11 and 12 to 17 - and are supervised by counselors leading age-appropriate activities like board games, arts and crafts projects, movies, pizza parties, and galley tours. Teens get to help counselors choose their preferred activities.

Infants must be one year of age at the time of sailing to cruise with Regent. Guests under age 18 must stay in a suite with an adult age 18 or older.

Regent Cruises Onboard Activities & Entertainment

You'll never be bored on a Regent Seven Seas cruise... if anything, you may have trouble deciding what to do first. Of course, there's always the pool deck, where you can take a dip, soak up the sun on a lounge chair, or jog around the track for a bit of exercise. The deck is also home to a golf driving net, table tennis, and shuffleboard, plus a warm whirlpool to relax in any time of day. Inside, you can play games or pick up a book in the library, check your email in the internet cafe, or learn something new at an enrichment program. Regent brings on experts in a range of fields to educate guests on everything from wine pairings to ancient history to current events, and even offers hands-on cooking classes with Le Cordon Bleu-trained chefs.

The onboard spa is the place to go when you need some pampering; treatments include manicure and pedicures, acupuncture, facials, skin care services, and massages. You can also work out in the gym solo or take a group fitness class like Pilates.

In the evenings, the casino is a popular spot to hang out, as is the show lounge, where you can watch music, dance, and theater performances from Regent's team of professionals. Each ship has several lounges and bars to grab a drink from, as well as the Connoisseur Club for those who enjoy a fine cigar.

Regent Cruises Past Guests

After completing your first Regent Seven Seas Cruise, the line welcomes you into the Seven Seas Society. As a member of Regent's family of past guests, you can earn exclusive rewards and benefits designed to add to your experience on future Regent sailings. Benefits include cruise fare savings, priority shore excursions and dining reservations, free garment pressing and Wi-Fi, onboard cocktail parties on future sailings, and onboard cruise credits for referring friends or family. As you continue to sail with Regent, you'll move from Bronze, to Silver, all the way up to Titanium status, with increasing benefits as you go.

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Oceania vs. Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Spend any time on Cruise Critic's message boards and you'll see one question raised over and over again: "Which cruise line is better for me -- Regent Seven Seas Cruises or Oceania Cruises?" It's natural for travelers to be curious about the merits of one cruise line over another -- especially when those two lines in question are owned and managed by the same parent company (Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.).

It's true that  Regent  and  Oceania  share many of the same values. They both strive to provide excellent service, focus on exceeding your culinary expectations and devise cruise itineraries that explore all corners of the globe. But there are also some key differences. Let's delve into what makes each cruise line special.

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Regent Seven Seas has four cruise ships: two 700-passenger vessels, Seven Seas Mariner (launched 2001, refurbished in 2018) and Seven Seas Voyager (2003, refurbished in 2016); plus the 490-passenger Seven Seas Navigator (1999, refurbished in 2016); and the 750-passenger Seven Seas Explorer , which joined the fleet in 2016. Another 750-passenger ship, Seven Seas Splendor, is scheduled to launch in 2020.

Oceania Cruises

Oceania Cruises has six ships. Three 684-passenger R-class ships -- Insignia (joined the fleet in 2004), Nautica (2005), Regatta (2003) -- are all former Renaissance Cruises vessels and were refurbished in 2014. A fourth, Sirena , originally launched in 1999 but joined the Oceania fleet in March 2016 after a $40 million dry dock. Two 1,250-passenger O-class ships were built specifically for the cruise line: Marina , launched in 2011 and refurbished in 2016, and Riviera , launched in 2012 and refurbished 2015.

Oceania's R-class vessels are scheduled for updates, with the cruise line's OceaniaNEXT refurbishment program currently underway. With a $100 million budget, Oceania is slated to redesign staterooms and suites, incorporate new decor in shipboard restaurants, and update bars and lounges. Insignia will be refreshed first, in December 2018, followed by Sirena in May 2019, Regatta in September 2019 and Nautica in June 2020.

Regent and Oceania package different amenities into their cruise fares. Read on to learn what those inclusions are so you can make the best price comparison -- understanding you'll be comparing apples to oranges.

Choose Regent if you want more perks packaged in the all-inclusive cruise fare.

Sometimes you just want to splurge and arrange for the most all-inclusive vacation possible. You don't want to think about what's included and what's not. If that describes what you're looking for, Regent Seven Seas is an excellent choice. It is arguably the most "all inclusive" of the luxury cruise lines.

Everyone -- no matter which cabin they're in -- receives included benefits such as round trip airfare, a welcome bottle of Champagne, unlimited shore excursions, specialty restaurant dining, prepaid gratuities and Wi-Fi. Regent also packages unlimited complimentary beverages -- coffee/tea, water, soda, juice, wines, spirits and beer -- in its cruise fare. Bars are open throughout the day, and your suite is also outfitted with a complete liquor bar setup and mini-bar, which are replenished daily. While Regent also sells premium wines, most cruisers say the complimentary pours are good enough.

Suite passengers get even more inclusions and perks , depending on suite category, such as a one-night pre-cruise stay in a luxury hotel, butler service and -- for Regent Suite passengers -- personal car and guide during shore excursions in all ports.

Choose Oceania Cruises if you have a smaller budget.

When you compare fares to Regent, Oceania is the cheaper option by far -- but, of course, there are fewer inclusions in the fare, and entry-level cabins are much smaller.

A seven-night Alaska voyage aboard Seven Seas Mariner (Anchorage to Vancouver) will run you $6,099 in a Deluxe Veranda Suite while a similar itinerary (Seattle round trip) aboard Oceania Regatta is just $3,399 (OLife fare with additional perks) or $2,849 (regular fare) for a comparable Veranda Stateroom. A 10-night, Caribbean round trip voyage out of Miami aboard Seven Seas Explorer costs $5,699 for a Veranda Suite while a comparable Miami round trip on Oceania Riviera is $4,499 (OLife fare) and $3,799 (regular fare) for a Veranda Stateroom.

Or if you prefer spending your money on what's most important to you in an a la carte setting.

With Regent's all-inclusive fares (see above), you might be paying for things you won't actually use. In this case, Oceania might make more sense for you and give you the best value for your money. Oceania's cruise fare includes quite a lot, like free unlimited internet, 24/7 room service and dining at all restaurants onboard -- even the specialty restaurants. Unlimited soft drinks, bottled water, cappuccino, espresso, teas and juices are also complimentary, as is shuttle service from the ship to the city center in many ports of call.

However, passengers can pick and choose where else they want to spend their money. Wine-pairing dinners at La Reserve, tours, gratuities, alcoholic beverages and spa treatments are not included in the fare.

Passengers can opt for a basic lower cruise fare and pay extra for all of the above, or they can choose the line's OLife Choice promotional fares and pay extra to customize the cruise experience by selecting from a range of additional freebies, such as a choice of complimentary shore excursions, a free House Beverage package or shipboard credit. Round trip airfare from certain gateways comes free with OLife fares -- or you can opt out of the airfare and receive a credit instead.

Both cruise lines offer port-intensive itineraries that allow travelers to immerse themselves in the destination. Regent and Oceania's offerings are both strong in Alaska , the Caribbean and Mediterranean. Both lines offer a mix of shorter one- to two-week voyages -- especially in popular regions like the Caribbean and Mediterranean -- and longer "grand voyages" that can last 30 or more nights. Both lines offer full world cruises.

If you wish to sail to Australia and New Zealand, Oceania is an excellent choice because it's sailing one of its most intimate ships -- Regatta -- in the region. Pick a 14- or 16-night voyage that focuses solely on Australian and New Zealand ports. (Regent's Australian voyages in 2019 are 18- to 52-nights and call on a mix of Australian and Asian ports.)

Oceania also offers more Africa-centric voyages than Regent does at this time. However, if you want to visit Asia, Regent offers more choice with itineraries from Hong Kong, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo and Bangkok. Both offer world cruises and ocean crossings.

Choose Regent if you love ocean crossings.

Regent gets rave reviews from travelers who book "grand crossings," otherwise known as transocean voyages . Most cruise lines, including Oceania, offer transocean itineraries, but Regent excels in programming additional onboard lecturers and activities -- like bridge -- to make these cruises special.

These trips occur when the line's ships need to reposition from one part of the world to another. The itineraries are full of back-to-back days at sea -- with a few ports of call for good measure -- and those sea days are absolute gold for anyone who wants to spend his or her time enjoying the ship.

Play some competitive trivia, practice your ballroom dance steps, learn to cook something new, attend a lecture or pamper yourself with a spa treatment or two -- there is always something to keep you busy. Crossings are usually priced well and this may be an opportunity to try Regent's flagship, Seven Seas Explorer, at a lower than normal per diem.

Choose Oceania if you have your heart set on an in-depth world cruise.

If you want to invest your time and money in a world voyage on a luxury vessel, Oceania's Insignia will be hard to beat. Oceania's world cruise -- at 180 days -- is the longest of any cruise line. In 2020, it departs Miami and returns to San Francisco, but you can tag on 20 more days for a round number of 200 nights at sea if you opt to return to New York City instead.

The route changes each year but is always intriguing -- 2019 features the South Pacific, New Zealand and Australia, the Caribbean, Canada and New England, Northern Europe, the Mediterranean and the Middle East while the 2020 voyage forfeits those destinations in favor of a bit of South America, Asia, Alaska and a focus on the ports of Southern Africa.

The quality of land tours offered by both Regent Seven Seas and Oceania is very high. Each line uses knowledgeable tour guides and transportation providers that maintain luxury coaches, watercraft, vans and cars. Neither line packs its tours, so you won't feel overcrowded on the bus getting to and from each site.

Choose Regent if you know you want to take a ship-sponsored shore excursion in every port of call.

Regent is famous for offering unlimited shore excursions in its cruise fare. In practice, this means that you can be assured of an interesting tour ashore in every port -- all for no additional out-of-pocket expenses (other than a discretionary tip for your local guide).

Free excursions generally include guided walks of the city center or hop-on, hop-off sightseeing bus tours; visits to museums, castles, historic sites or vineyards; or the opportunity to meet locals at places like fish markets or farmers markets. In every port, you will find a good number and variety of complimentary tours.

Regent also offers additional paid tours -- upgraded options that are more niche or in-depth, or offer pricier components than the free tours. Some examples of the for-fee excursions include Regent's Gourmet Explorer Tours that combine things like a market visit and lunch out or a hands-on cooking class with a local chef. Or pick from a variety of wellness tours that may offer a day of yoga and wine tasting, for example.

Choose Oceania if you're more the DIY type.

While Oceania Cruises offers a variety of interesting shore tours, a good number of travelers prefer to do their own thing. That might be because the line tends to draw a slightly younger and more active crowd than Regent, and those passengers are more willing to strike out on their own -- either touring independently or booking a private guide.

But fear not: If you enjoy cruise-sponsored ship tours, Oceania's offerings are solid and they offer a variety of tour packages if you're looking to save a few dollars by booking several excursions through the cruise line.

Some travelers want their cruise ship cabin to be their home away from home, while others look at it as merely a place to sleep at night. Regent -- with its spacious suites , almost all with balconies -- is a better bet if you like to spend time in your room. Oceania, on the other hand, offers a wider range of cabin categories -- including some inside cabins -- so you've got a bit more choice there. Both offer butler service in Penthouse Suites and above.

Choose Regent if you want a spacious suite with a balcony.

Regent's fleet comprises "all suite" ships, and 97 percent of the suites are outfitted with a balcony. (Seven Seas Navigator is the only ship in the fleet that has suites without a balcony.) When it comes to space on all Regent ships, even the entry-level Veranda category spans 307 square feet (including the balcony) on Regent Explorer. Compare that to Oceania's 165-square-foot Ocean View category aboard Regatta, Insignia, Nautica and Sirena.

Choose Oceania if you want real choice when it comes to your cabin category.

Sure, Regent boasts that nearly every cabin in its fleet has a balcony, but what good does that do you if you're never in your stateroom? Oceania Cruises offers a broader range of cabin categories to suit every cruiser's style.

All Oceania ships have inside staterooms, ocean-view cabins, veranda and Concierge-level veranda staterooms, Penthouse Suites, Vista Suites and Owner's Suites. These options afford you the ability to select the ideal cabin.

If you're on a budget, a more inexpensive inside stateroom or ocean-view cabin may suffice. For those looking for some additional services, go for the Concierge-level veranda category that provides priority embarkation and luggage delivery, priority specialty restaurant reservations, unlimited access to Canyon Ranch SpaClub's private Spa Terrace and more.

If you've got cash to spend, Penthouse Suite and higher passengers can board the ship even earlier than Concierge-level guests, and a butler -- on call 24 hours a day -- caters to their needs. Vista and Owner's Suite passengers also receive a complimentary in-suite bar setup with six full-size bottles of premium spirits and wines.

Both cruise lines offer some compelling dining options. Both have gorgeous main dining rooms and each has a steakhouse, French restaurant and Asian specialty restaurant on ships throughout its fleet. Neither line charges extra fees for its specialty dining rooms (with the exception of Oceania's for-fee La Reserve wine dinner), so you can expand your palate and try everything without shelling out extra cash.

Choose Regent if you're a red meat kind of guy or gal.

If you love a good steak on a cruise , you have to try Regent's Prime 7. It serves USDA prime-grade beef, as well as cuts that have been dry aged for 28 days, and you'll be hard-pressed to find cuts as delicious as these at a land-based restaurant. The most popular entree is the porterhouse for two with all the fixings (potato, choice of vegetable and salad). If you're in the mood, turn your meal into surf and turf with an order of Alaskan king crab legs or a whole Maine lobster. Desserts here are quite good and include homey standbys like Chicago-style cheesecake, banana cream pie and Key lime pie.

Or if you'd like to make a special request.

Regent's culinary department excels when you make a special request -- just be sure to do it in advance. For example, do you want an Alaskan king crab leg feast for dinner one night? Just ask the maitre d' at the beginning of your cruise and it will be arranged. Do you prefer Indian food? A special meal can be crafted just for you and your dinner guests. Be sure to make your preferences known at the beginning of the voyage and just about any request can be accommodated.

Choose Oceania Cruises if you love varied dining options.

Oceania Cruises offers plenty of choices when it comes to mealtime. All ships across the fleet offer the Grand Dining Room and Polo Grill steakhouse, which like Regent's Prime 7 also serves prime and dry-aged beef. In the afternoon, you’ll find The Bistro in the MDR. With lunch menus designed by French chef Jacques Pepin, you'll enjoy bistro-style dishes like croque-monsieur sandwiches, salad Nicoise and veal scallopini piccata.

All ships also have two outdoor dining options, Terrace Cafe and Waves Grill. The Italian restaurant Toscana makes an appearance on all ships except for Sirena, which offers Tuscan Steak in its place. Oceania's newer ships, Marina and Riviera, offer Jacques (with menus by Pepin), La Reserve for wine dinners and Red Ginger Asian restaurant (also available onboard Sirena). Privee is available for private dinners for Marina and Riviera passengers.

Or if you'd like to throw a private dinner party.

One standout dining venue aboard Marina and Riviera is Privee, where you can host an intimate dinner party for 10. The setting is magical with a custom-built table designed by Dakota Jackson, a Venini chandelier, Ferrari-red carpeting and Baroque millwork. If you're celebrating a special occasion, this is the place to do it. You may order from either Polo Grill or Toscana, or both -- the choice is yours.

The fact that they are sister lines (both are operated by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd.) might explain why Oceania and Regent have similar entertainment and enrichment programing. For instance, both offer hands-on cooking lessons (Oceania’s Culinary Center onboard Marina and Riviera, and Regent's Culinary Arts Kitchen aboard Explorer), spa and wellness programs run by Canyon Ranch, bridge programs on certain itineraries, and lectures by esteemed personalities onboard. Despite their similarities, however, Oceania and Regent still provide some distinct entertainment options in different areas for their passengers.

Choose Oceania if you're into more creative pursuits.

Oceania's larger O-class ships, Marina and Riviera, provide passengers an opportunity to get creative through the Artist Loft. Beginners can learn to paint, sketch or create collages with step-by-step instructions from a resident artist, while seasoned pros can improve their skills. The Artist Loft is also available onboard Insignia's world cruises.

Choose Regent for Broadway-style shows.

While Oceania attempts to cater to everyone with entertainment options that range from karaoke, dance, live music and production shows, Regent gets higher marks when it comes to its stage shows. A team of musicians and actors perform lavish musical and theatrical productions at the theater. Recent top-notch performances include the cabaret-style "Paradis" and Beatlemania-infused "My Revolution."

You'll almost never be inundated with families on either line, but both do offer some select services during certain times of year.

Choose Regent if you want both a kids club program and a luxurious cruise experience.

During June, July and August and on certain holiday sailings, Regent offers its Club Mariner Youth Program in Alaska, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and the Baltics. There is no permanent kids club so most activities take place in the Stars lounge or on deck.

Programming throughout the day focuses on age-appropriate activities for kids ages 5 to 8, 9 to 12, and 13 to 17, with options such as storytelling, board games, arts and craft projects or interactive pursuits such as baking cookies with the chef. Tweens and teens generally spend more time competing in video game tournaments or watching movies.

Choose Oceania Cruises if you're traveling with a multigenerational group (with older teens).

There is a lot to do on Oceania ships, especially the fleet's newcomers Marina and Riviera. No matter the ages of your family members, each will find a pastime that suits; however, there are no dedicated kids' areas or activities. The line is best suited for older teens or young adults who can entertain themselves.

The Pool Desk is home to a spacious heated pool and three whirlpool spas as well as the ubiquitous pool bar. The Artist Loft is an enrichment center of sorts where you can find artists-in-residence offering step-by-step instructions in a variety of arts such as painting with watercolors or digital photography. The Culinary Center astounds amateur cooks with fully equipped workstations; you can learn techniques and recipes from a master chef. If your family has gone their separate ways during the day, we recommend you meet up at 4 p.m. daily for a spot of traditional English tea and all-you-can-eat pastries.

Choose Oceania if your budget is an issue; even buying a drinks package and shore excursions a la carte could net out to a cheaper bill than a Regent cruise, especially on its flagship Seven Seas Explorer.

Choose Regent Seven Seas Cruises if you want a pull-out-the-stops, all-inclusive cruise with gratuities, alcoholic beverages and shore excursions covered in the fare.

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Regent Seven Seas Cruises Ships by Size — Smallest to Biggest

Doug Parker

• January 15, 2024

Regent Seven Seas Cruises operates at the pinnacle of luxury ocean travel. Its fleet comprises six ships, each offering a distinct size and passenger capacity, allowing you to tailor your cruise experience to your preferences.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises Ships Listed by Size

In this article, we’ve organized the Regent Seven Seas cruise ships by size from smallest to largest and included statistics and highlights for each ship.

Seven Seas Navigator

Key Features : Galileo’s, Navigator Lounge, Pool Bar, Seven Seas Lounge, Casino, Card Room, Boutiques, Canyon Ranch Spa, and Fitness Facilities

Seven Seas Voyager

Key Features : Connoisseur Club, Horizon Lounge, Pool Bar, Pool Deck, Voyager Lounge, The Casino, Constellation Theatre, Atrium, Card & Conference Room, Observation Lounge, Fitness Center, Jogging Track, Coffee Connection, Prime 7, Signatures Restaurant, and Sette Mari at La Veranda

Seven Seas Mariner

Key Features : Connoisseur Club, Horizon Lounge, Mariner Lounge, Stars Night Club, The Casino, Constellation Theatre, Atrium, Card & Conference Room, Observation Lounge, Garden Promenade, Coffee Connection, Compass Rose Restaurant, Prime 7, and Signatures Restaurant

Seven Seas Explorer

Key Features : Connoisseur Club, Meridian Lounge, Explorers Lounge, The Casino, Constellation Theatre, Observation Lounge, Canyon Ranch Spa, Fitness Centre, Chartreuse, La Veranda, Prime 7, Sette Mari, and The Cafe

Seven Seas Splendor

Key Features : Connoisseur Club, Splendor Lounge, Coffee Connection, Meridian Lounge, The Casino, Constellation Theatre, Atrium, Culinary Arts Kitchen, Infinity Pool and whirlpools, Serene Spa & Wellness, Sports Deck, Pacific Rim, Compass Rose, Chartreuse, La Veranda, and Prime 7

Seven Seas Grandeur

Key Features : Connoisseur Club, Grandeur Lounge, Coffee Connection, Meridian Lounge, Observation Lounge, The Casino, Constellation Theatre, Atrium, Cigar Bar, Culinary Arts Kitchen, Infinity Pool and whirlpools, Serene Spa & Wellness, Pacific Rim, Compass Rose, Chartreuse, La Veranda, and Prime 7

Regent Cruises Experiences Onboard

Regent Seven Seas Cruises offers an all-inclusive, luxury experience that provides guests with spacious and elegant accommodations, a wide array of dining options, diverse entertainment and activities, thoughtful wellness and leisure facilities, enriching programs, vibrant bars and lounges, and exclusive services.

Accommodations

Regent Seven Seas boasts all-suite accommodations that range from the spacious Penthouse Suite, equipped with refined amenities and butler service, to the Regent Suite, which includes furnishings and a personal car with a driver at most ports. Every suite offers an indulgent, upscale experience with attention to detail, providing a home away from home.

Dining Options

Various gourmet dining experiences are available onboard, from the flagship  Compass Rose  with its custom-designed menus to the  Prime 7 , a classic steakhouse offering prime cuts and seafood. 

La Veranda  serves buffet-style breakfast and lunch, transitioning into  Sette Mari at La Veranda  in the evening, presenting exquisite Italian cuisine. 

Pacific Rim  celebrates Asian flavors, while  Chartreuse  provides a French dining experience. For a more casual atmosphere, the  Pool Grill  is perfect for relaxed meals al fresco.

Entertainment and Activities

Regent Seven Seas Cruises are filled with possibilities, whether it’s a Broadway-caliber show in the evening, a round of golf at the golf net, or a challenging game of shuffleboard.

The  Culinary Arts Kitchen  offers cooking classes for gastronomic enthusiasts, while other guests can try their luck at the casino or enjoy a cigar in the sophisticated  Connoisseur Club .

Wellness and Leisure

Onboard wellness amenities include a state-of-the-art fitness center, a tranquil spa with a full range of treatments, and a spacious pool deck for relaxation and sunbathing. Guests can also participate in wellness activities like yoga and Pilates or use Seven Seas Society savings on select wellness programs.

Enrichment Programs

Culturally enriching experiences are a cornerstone of the cruise, with expert lectures, educational workshops, and local performances that enhance the journey. In-depth explorations of destinations through these programs allow passengers to connect with the places they visit.

Bars and Lounges

Guests can savor various drinks at several bars and lounges across the ship. Each venue offers a unique ambiance, from the convivial atmosphere at the Observation Lounge to the relaxed café vibe at Coffee Connection. The onboard bars serve an extensive list of premium spirits, fine wines, and other refreshments, all included in the cruise fare.

Exclusive Services

Exceptional service is a hallmark of Regent Seven Seas Cruises. This includes personal butler service for guests staying in higher-tier suites and access to exclusive events for members of the Seven Seas Society.

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VOYAGE COLLECTION DEBUT APRIL 2024 THROUGH MAY 2025

TABLE OF CONTENTS

A LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENT & CEO

EVERY LUXURY INCLUDED

THE REGENT EXPERIENCE

DESTINATIONS

ONBOARD LIFE

AFRICA & ARABIA

AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND

CANADA, NEW ENGLAND & BERMUDA

CARIBBEAN & PANAMA CANAL

MEDITERRANEAN

NORTHERN EUROPE

SOUTH AMERICA

SOUTH PACIFIC

TRANSOCEANIC CROSSINGS

GRAND VOYAGES

WORLD CRUISE

HOTEL & AIR

SEVEN SEAS SOCIETY®

TERMS & CONDITIONS

FLEET CALENDAR: April 2024 - May 2025

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ATRIUM SEVEN SEAS GRANDEUR ™

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Dear Traveler,

During our 30th Anniversary year, having returned to doing what we love, we are continually reminded about why we do it. The connections we have formed across decades of impassioned teamwork, over millions of nautical miles sailed and the countless moments serving you, our guests, are at the heart of what we do. Journeying onward, from one port to the next, we are again and again reminded that the connections we make are something to be cherished. As we travel, the beauty we discover while sharing our cultures and perspectives with each other creates a foundation for unity. Our 2024 - 2025 Voyage Collection Debut is filled with opportunity after opportunity to connect with the world around us. Multiple new ports of call, dozens of overnights, our enviable inclusion of unlimited shore excursions and more beckon to every traveler’s soul. Our FREE Pre- and Post-Cruise Land Programs on select sailings (learn more about these at RSSC.com), deliver more time to experience your destination before and after your cruise, while our Unrivaled Space at Sea™ creates the perfect environment for enjoying onboard life in true luxury. Whatever excites your wanderlust and connects you to the journey, I invite you to find it in the pages ahead, then experience it to the fullest with every luxury and more for an unrivaled experience all your own.

May you enjoy every moment,

Jason Montague , President and CEO Regent Seven Seas Cruises ®

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THE ALL-INCLUSIVE REGENT EXPERIENCE

2-FOR-1 ALL-INCLUSIVE FARES

FREE Business Class Air* on Intercontinental Flights FREE Unlimited Shore Excursions

FREE Land Programs on Select Voyages FREE 1-Night Pre-Cruise Hotel Package in Concierge Suites and Higher FREE Unlimited Beverages, Including Fine Wines and Spirits FREE Open Bars and Lounges, Plus In-Suite Mini-Bar Replenished Daily

SPORTS DECK SEVEN SEAS EXPLORER®

FREE Pre-Paid Gratuities

FREE Specialty Restaurants

FREE Transfers Between Airport and Ship*

FREE Unlimited WiFi

FREE Valet Laundry Service

*See page 222 for Gateway Cities and Terms & Conditions.

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ENJOY EVERY MOMENT IN ALL-INCLUSIVE LUXURY

Connectedness is at the very heart of travel. It’s an opportunity we’re given with each moment. It’s a chance to be entirely present with ourselves and with each other, living life to its fullest. That is why we provide every comfort and tend to every detail. Once aboard the most luxurious fleet in the world, you’ll experience more than the exquisite meals, the refined service and the exhilarating shore excursions. You’ll discover a travel experience unrivaled by any other — without hassle or compromise — because truly all-inclusive travel goes beyond any one of those things by having every luxury included. With our incredible inclusions, outstanding service and lavish personal space, each journey should feel designed just for you, from beginning to end.

PACIFIC RIM SEVEN SEAS EXPLORER®

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INTRODUCTION

VALLETTA, MALTA

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THE REGENT EXPERIENCE DISCOVER THE WORLD WITH US

The lines on a map stitch our world into a scenic tapestry of natural wonders and fascinating cultures. Each destination and every individual add something unique. And as we travel across this colorful mosaic, the unity of its design is brought to life by the moments we share. We connect with each other, with ourselves and with the world around us, discovering and rediscovering how beautiful this life can be. Our 2024-2025 Voyage Collection Debut invites you to connect and reconnect with everything you love about travel. The mystique and wonder of the world’s furthest shores — from Easter Island to Antarctica to the ancient sands of Namibia — are an invitation to exploration and adventure, while the soothing sights and warm receptions of places like Papeete, Amalfi and Dunedin offer escape and relaxation in ample doses. Dozens of overnights across the globe provide unparalleled opportunities to immerse yourself in local culture, while returning to your Unrivaled Space at Sea™ is like a homecoming, perfect to rest and prepare for another magical day abroad. Embrace your wanderlust and find the journey that inspires your spirit, then set sail with every luxury included and embrace life to its fullest, while we take care of all the details. Come aboard The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet™ for…

An Unrivaled Experience ®

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IMMERSE YOURSELF EXPERIENCE MORE THAN EVER

The world — marvelous, enigmatic and beautiful — begs to be explored, engaged and experienced. Inexhaustible horizons stretch across glistening seas, rolling dunes, verdant forests and majestic mountains. Intoxicating fragrances and patchworks of color mesmerize throughout local markets, vibrant mosaics and architectural wonders. Mouthwatering flavors of local recipes perfected over generations bring families and friends together while new rhythms move us from the table to the dance floor in celebration. Travelers like us come alive at the thought of setting sail and venturing into waters and lands both familiar and unknown, seeking to fill our pages with priceless moments that will carry on as precious memories. Join us as we experience the world around us, one adventure at a time.

ALL THE WAYS TO EXPLORE

FREE UNLIMITED SHORE EXCURSIONS Singapore’s nighttime skyline glows outside your cable car as you savor a sumptuous dinner high above the city’s harbor, while the autumnal fireworks of Acadia National Park in Bar Harbor thrill your senses. Wherever you are, every destination promises memories that will last a lifetime. And there’s no better way to find them than through our thousands of FREE Unlimited Shore Excursions . These incredible experiences provide you with a wide array of ways to engage your interests and indulge your passions, from breathtaking encounters with nature to quiet explorations of world-famous museums. And with access to hundreds of UNESCO World Heritage sites, you’ll have unique opportunities to experience world history in profound and tangible ways. REGENT CHOICE SHORE EXCURSIONS Gain invaluable insight into the traditional practices of Brazilian cooking from a Culinary Arts Kitchen Chef before enjoying a spectacular dining experience in Rio de Janeiro. Choose to soar over the deep crevasses and azure blue meltwater pools of a majestic Alaskan icefield. Regent Choice Shore Excursions deliver another level of engagement. Their unique itineraries — like our Gourmet Explorer Tours — and smaller group formats require a discounted, supplementary charge, which is why we make sure to only select opportunities that go beyond the marvelous experiences of our FREE Unlimited Shore Excursions .

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ENGAGE & EXPLORE WITH ALL THE WAYS TO EXPERIENCE YOUR DESTINATION

FREE UNLIMITED SHORE EXCURSIONS in every port of call

REGENT CHOICE SHORE EXCURSIONS* for that next-level experience GO LOCAL TOURS** for a more authentic, insider’s point of view

NEW ECO-CONNECT TOURS** for insights into the local environment

BEHIND THE DESIGN

TOURS** for a new view of world-famous architectural designs GOURMET EXPLORER TOURS* for a culinary discovery SERENE SPA & WELLNESS ™ TOURS** for rejuvenating your body and mind RECONNECT ON REGENT* for special group experiences EXECUTIVE COLLECTION* for a private car and driver BESPOKE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS* for those living life on their own terms PRE- & POST-CRUISE LAND PROGRAMS** for a multi-day immersion into your destination MID-CRUISE OVERLAND PROGRAMS* for special visits to landmark locations PRE- & POST-CRUISE HOTEL PROGRAM** for a more relaxed transition before or after your voyage IN-PORT OVERNIGHTS IN EVERY REGION for gaining new perspectives

*Requires an additional upcharge **May require an additional upcharge

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GO LOCAL TOURS One of the best ways to find off-the-beaten-path experiences is to think like a local, and Go Local Tours provide connections with local culture through community members themselves. Sample Finnish delicacies while exploring some of Helsinki’s popular food markets. Experience a new world of hospitality and discover delightful insights into your favorite destinations with Go Local Tours . ECO-CONNECT TOURS Engage with local groups and businesses to learn about how they’re transforming the world around them, while experiencing the impact of their efforts firsthand. Visit a serene sanctuary for sloths in Costa Rica to learn how the orphaned, displaced and injured residents are cared for and rehabilitated. Converse with, learn from and observe the local community as they work to conserve and sustain the surrounding environment on our new unique Eco-Connect Tours . BEHIND THE DESIGN TOURS Glimpse behind the scenes of some of the most captivating and brilliant designs around the world. In Rome, step into La Nuvola’s cloud and allow MAXXI’s geometrical wonderland to captivate your imagination. Witness superb architectural feats and more, gaining special insights from knowledgeable guides about the inspiration, reasoning and genius that brought these marvels to life on our Behind the Design Tours . GOURMET EXPLORER TOURS Unique to sailings aboard Seven Seas Grandeur ™, Seven Seas Splendor ® and Seven Seas Explorer ®, our specially curated, Master Chef-led Gourmet Explorer Tours invite you to learn something new as you immerse your palate in the cultural flavors of your destination. Gather produce, cheese and specialties at a local Corfu market before turning your bounty into a Greek feast. Savor each bite, increase your culinary knowledge and expand your repertoire with each of our delectable Gourmet Explorer Tours . SERENE SPA & WELLNESS™ TOURS Innovate your shoreside experience with revitalizing Serene Spa & Wellness Tours . Practice the slow, controlled movements of vinyasa yoga at the legendary Monte Carlo Bay Hotel & Resort overlooking the Mediterranean. Restore and rejuvenate your mind, body and soul as you engage the world through our Serene Spa & Wellness Tours . RECONNECT ON REGENT* Our Reconnect on Regent program is the ideal way to share extraordinary experiences with loved ones, making new memories to last a lifetime. Celebrate life’s milestones together in complete luxury with a private complimentary celebration during your voyage, exclusive to your party of 10 or more. Enjoy personal, in-suite notifications regarding your party’s departure time for your FREE Private Shore Excursions, returning each day to the relaxation found aboard our perfectly sized ships.

CHATEAU COS D’ESTOURNEL BORDEAUX, FRANCE

*All Reconnect on Regent tours are subject to change, are based on availability and requires an additional upcharge.

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EXECUTIVE COLLECTION & BESPOKE TRAVEL ARRANGEMENTS Imagine the perfect day of exploring a destination unfettered, unencumbered and entirely suited to your preferences. Creating your own, customized excursions is a reality, whether you’re looking to engage a private vehicle from our Executive Collection with a personal driver and guide or hoping to develop a truly bespoke experience with our elite concierge team. We welcome the opportunity to help you create your perfect journey. PRE- & POST-CRUISE LAND PROGRAMS Some destinations entice visitors to stay longer and explore more of their cultural beauty, local flavors and captivating history. Engross yourself within your destination on one of our well-planned Land Programs — before or after your voyage — many of which are free. Go deeper into the wonders of your destination where continents collide, cultures are born and history was made, from the breathtaking beauty of Asia, Africa and Arabia to the northern shores of Europe and beyond. MID-CRUISE OVERLAND PROGRAMS If you desire more time ashore during your voyage but don’t want to extend your travel with a Land Program , then our Overland Programs are the ideal solution. Cities in clouds, walls without end, ancient temples and captivating metropolises are only the beginning of the opportunities that await when going overland. Go further with these unforgettable shoreside adventures, bookended by the luxury and comfort of your suite aboard The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet™. PRE- & POST-CRUISE HOTEL PROGRAM Relax in a world-class hotel with a full breakfast each day and private, group transfers between ship, hotel and airport when you take advantage of our Pre- and Post-Cruise Hotel Program for 1, 2 or 3 nights. IN-PORT OVERNIGHTS Evenings provide a different view of a city as the streets light up and the locals unwind. Discover the charms of a destination’s nightlife and enjoy more time ashore with more than 130 overnights in ports across every region of the world. ANNUALLY REFRESHED ITINERARIES & NEW PORTS OF CALL Exploration doesn’t exist if there isn’t something new to discover. Each and every year we develop new and unique itineraries — including new ports of call and more shore excursions — ensuring you always have new ways to enjoy your travels. From the resplendence of nature to the epicurean refinements of human creativity, there are amazing memories to be created in each port of call.

We’ve sailed millions of miles to thousands of ports throughout every ocean and are still excited to explore further. Come with us to discover and experience Unrivaled Exploration™. Then, return for more.

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YOUR JOURNEY IS THE DESTINATION THE ONBOARD EXPERIENCE

We aspire for each guest to feel like our only guest. The abundance of space aboard our elegant and perfectly sized ships, with our crew-to-guest ratio of nearly one-to-one, ensures that you’re only as far as you desire from the service and care of the best crew on the ocean. Enjoy all we have to offer with a seemingly endless collection of ways to relax and celebrate when on board. Get lost in one of the many beautiful works of art, carefully curated and placed to accentuate the understated elegance and superior craftsmanship of your new home away from home. Exercise your competitive spirit on the Sports Deck and build new alliances in a game of trivia. The amazing services and treatments at Serene Spa & Wellness™ are a heavenly way to rest and rejuvenate, as is curling up in the comfort of your private balcony or spacious suite with a soft, warm blanket and a great book. Conclude a splendid day with a moving musical production or by recollecting the day’s adventures over drinks as the piano man plays into the evening. The onboard experience with Regent Seven Seas Cruises is centered around you, our guest. So, whether you’re seeking a quiet escape, celebrating a momentous occasion or simply looking to enjoy a well-deserved vacation, we welcome you.

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“In the past, we have traveled with other cruise lines. They don’t compare! The attention to detail on Seven Seas Splendor ® was amazing. We plan to never go back to the others!”

— Donna P., Seven Seas Society ® Bronze Member

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“I believe their staff is Regent’s best asset, as they met and surpassed every standard and expectation we could have had. I could have written this entire testimonial about just them.”

— John P., Seven Seas Society ® Bronze Member

A PERSONAL TOUCH EXEMPLARY SERVICE

The professional care and attention of our staff and crew extends well beyond the warm smiles and chilled champagne that you’re greeted with as you come aboard. Our aim is that you feel at ease and welcomed to freely delight in every minute of your journey. Explore each port of call with confidence and comfort thanks to the experience and care of our exemplary destinations team members. A refreshed and replenished suite will await your return, with our outstanding attendants and butlers ensuring it’s just as you prefer. Dining experiences in all our specialty restaurants offer a symphonic production of exquisite flavors and impeccable service. And should you desire anything “off the menu” during your travels, the concierge staff awaits, seeking to fulfill your every request.

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MERIDIAN LOUNGE SEVEN SEAS SPLENDOR®

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A SANCTUARY AT SEA OUR SUITES

Step into your elegant suite and discover comforts and amenities that rival the finest hotels and resorts around the globe. Every suite across our six ships delivers incredible ocean views — 99% of which are enjoyed in the solace of a private balcony. They include a separate sitting area, the heavenly comfort of our Elite Slumber™ beds, spacious closets, an interactive flat-screen TV with complimentary movies on demand, an included minibar stocked daily with your preferences, 24-hour room service, complimentary laundry service and many other prime amenities inviting you to settle in, relax and enjoy your journey in Unrivaled Luxury™. REGENT SUITES As The Most Exclusive Address at Sea™, each 4,443-square-foot Regent Suite includes top-of-the-line, customizable amenities, a private car and driver in every port, an exclusively private dining experience in The Study for you and select friends, an in-suite spa with unlimited treatments from Serene Spa and Wellness ™ , and much more. DISTINCTIVE SUITES and above Only surpassed by the luxurious Regent Suite, our Distinctive Suites deliver a sumptuous environment with exclusive amenities, priority boarding, priority reservations, a private butler and more. PENTHOUSE SUITES and above All Penthouse Suites on each of our ships bring you the personal service of a butler throughout your cruise, all the perks and amenities you receive with our Concierge Suites and more. CONCIERGE SUITES and above Concierge Suites offer a FREE 1-Night, Pre-Cruise Hotel Package, priority shore excursion and restaurant reservations, all the great features of our Deluxe Suites and more. DELUXE SUITES and above Our Deluxe Suites deliver a level of hospitality and service a step above the competition with amenities like a welcome bottle of champagne, 24-hour room service and more.

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“We absolutely loved our Grand Suite. ...I can’t recall a hotel suite anywhere in the world that impressed me more. All of the public spaces and restaurants are equally beautiful. It was a pleasure to simply walk through the ship every day.”

— Thomas G., Seven Seas Society ® Bronze Member

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A TASTE OF TRAVEL EXQUISITE CUISINE

Few things connect us to a particular time and place like cuisine. New flavors and intoxicating aromas from far off lands can instantly transport us to a wonderful memory. They can enliven our spirits with passion as we experience new things and expand our palates. It’s why we take pride in creating dining experiences that are so exquisite: nothing can elevate travel like cuisine. Take in the bouquet and savor the notes of an expertly paired glass of wine provided by the head sommelier and bite into a perfectly aged and prepared filet mignon at Prime 7. Every appetizer at Compass Rose — like the delicate and rich lobster bisque — offers a delightful array of tastes and textures, while the scent of freshly baked bread and pastries makes for a refreshing greeting at breakfast each morning. Allow the sublime and traditional flavorings of the Sole Grenobloise to transport you to France from Chartreuse. Italy is always at hand via the authentic dishes of Sette Mari at La Veranda, like the subtly enhanced flavors of the Pollo alla Cacciatora . Deliver an exotic touch to your evening with an array of dim sum at Pacific Rim on Seven Seas Grandeur™ , Seven Seas Splendor® and Seven Seas Explorer® . The Pool Grill is the perfect spot to relax with friends after a full day of onshore adventures. Or, for a more private evening, enjoy the quiet and comfort of your own suite with a meal prepared to your liking through our 24-hour, in-suite dining service. Whatever your diet and whatever your mood, our masterful culinary teams deliver unforgettable dining experiences with a wide array of delicious choices, including plant-based and gluten-free offerings. Dining is always whenever, wherever and with whomever you choose. And there is never a charge for the exceptional wines, impeccable service and Unrivaled Cuisine™.

LA VERANDA SEVEN SEAS SPLENDOR®

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A DINING DELIGHT OUR RESTAURANTS

COMPASS ROSE Our largest specialty restaurant with a multitude of choices and the ability to customize your meal aboard all our ships. LA VERANDA Breakfast and lunch indoor or al fresco on the shaded, open-air deck across our entire fleet. SETTE MARI AT LA VERANDA Authentic Italian specialties, antipasto, traditional desserts and fine wines aboard each ship. PRIME 7* An intimate and elegant steakhouse elevating classic American fare to new heights across the fleet. CHARTREUSE* Classic French fare with a modern twist aboard Seven Seas Grandeur ™, Seven Seas Splendor ®, Seven Seas Explorer ®, Seven Seas Voyager ® and Seven Seas Mariner ®. PACIFIC RIM* A diverse array of delightfully prepared Pan-Asian dishes for dinner aboard Seven Seas Grandeur ™, Seven Seas Splendor ® and Seven Seas Explorer ®. POOL GRILL From delicious, regional barbecues to the freshly grilled fish of the day for lunch or a casual dinner aboard each of our ships. IN-SUITE DINING Delectable appetizers, main courses and desserts from the expansive Compass Rose menu delivered to your suite 24 hours a day.

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SULTAN QABOOS GRAND MOSQUE MUSCAT, OMAN

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ALL SUITES INCLUDE

FREE BUSINESS CLASS AIR*

FREE PRE- OR POST-CRUISE LAND PROGRAM

AFRICA & ARABIA COASTAL JEWELS & THE CRADLE OF CIVILIZATION

FREE UNLIMITED SHORE EXCURSIONS

FREE UNLIMITED WIFI

The ancient monuments and mysteries of Egypt. Africa’s cherished wildlife. The remarkable denizens of vast, wind-sculpted deserts. Like seeds planted in fertile soil, the legends of Africa and Arabia take root in our imaginations from childhood, fueling our desire to experience the world around us. We are connected by this awe of human mystery and survival, and by the thrill of the natural world’s power and grace. Set sail aboard the resplendent Seven Seas Splendor ® in November 2024 when she cruises from Lisbon to Cape Town, pausing in the bucolic Canary Islands before calling on coastal highlights of West Africa in Senegal, Gambia, Ivory Coast, Ghana and Namibia. She then embarks from Cape Town for a journey that includes overnights in Walvis Bay, Durban and Richards Bay, providing opportunities for you to discover the majestic Namib Desert landscape, go on a once-in-a-lifetime safari to Hluhluwe-Umfolozi Game Reserve and gain an appreciation for the traditional lifestyle of the Zulu people. Seven Seas Voyager ® ventures to the cradle of civilization in May 2025. Beginning in sparkling Dubai, you’ll gain firsthand knowledge of the modern Middle East in Oman and Saudi Arabia before overnighting in Luxor, where you may cross the Nile and roam among the magnificent royal tombs of the pharaohs in the Valley of the Kings and treasures of Luxor Temple. In Jordan, the port of Aqaba provides access to Petra, where you may pass through a half-mile- long chasm and come face-to-face with the magnificent Treasury, Petra’s ancient masterpiece.

FREE VALET LAUNDRY SERVICE

CONCIERGE SUITES AND HIGHER ALSO INCLUDE: FREE 1-NIGHT PRE-CRUISE HOTEL PACKAGE PENTHOUSE SUITES AND HIGHER ALSO INCLUDE:

PERSONAL BUTLER

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AFRICAN SAFARI FROM CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

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ZULU HUT IN DUMAZULU

ISIMANGALISO WETLAND PARK

FEATURED Port of Call

RICHARDS BAY, SOUTH AFRICA Known as a gateway to the traditions and culture of Zululand, the port city of Richards Bay along the northeastern coast of South Africa's KwaZulu-Natal province is rich with opportunities to experience legendary African wildlife and unspoiled coastal splendor. Go on a game drive in renowned Hluhluwe-Imfolozi Park to see elephants, giraffe, lions, buffalo and leopards, perhaps gaining a glimpse of the park’s star residents, white rhinos. Take a leisurely cruise on Lake Saint Lucia within iSimangaliso Wetland Park – designated a World Heritage site by UNESCO for its biodiversity and unique ecosystems – where hippos, crocodiles, pelicans and flamingos are familiar sights. Feel the beat of traditional drums and experience living history in a pair of cultural villages, Shakaland and DumaZulu, which recreate the 19th-century era of King Shaka and paint a vivid picture of the Zulu nation’s contributions to modern African society.

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DAKAR BANJUL

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SEKONDI-TAKORADI

WEST AFRICAN WONDERS

BARCELONA TO CAPE TOWN Seven Seas Voyager NOVEMBER 6, 2024 | 25 NIGHTS FREE BUSINESS CLASS AIR* & UP TO 63 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS

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Abidjan, Ivory Coast

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Lomé, Togo

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INSPIRED IN AFRICA

LISBON TO CAPE TOWN Seven Seas Splendor ® NOVEMBER 12, 2024 | 24 NIGHTS FREE BUSINESS CLASS AIR* & UP TO 52 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS

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H VERANDA SUITE $ 17,999 Fares are per person, based on double occupancy and reflect Early Booking Savings A SAVINGS OF $4,800 PER PERSON IS AVAILABLE WHEN ARRANGING YOUR OWN FLIGHTS AND TRANSFERS $ 42,998

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MUSCAT, OMAN

RICHARDS BAY

INDIAN OCEAN ISLANDS

SHEIKH ZAYED MOSQUE ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES

CAPE TOWN TO DUBAI Seven Seas Voyager ® DECEMBER 1, 2024 | 19 NIGHTS FREE BUSINESS CLASS AIR* & UP TO 33 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS

BOOK EARLY AND SAVE $6,000

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8am 4pm 9am 5pm

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Nosy Be, Madagascar

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H DELUXE VERANDA SUITE $ 17,299 Fares are per person, based on double occupancy and reflect Early Booking Savings A SAVINGS OF $5,600 PER PERSON IS AVAILABLE WHEN ARRANGING YOUR OWN FLIGHTS AND TRANSFERS $ 40,598

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Muscat, Oman

Fujairah, United Arab Emirates 7am 4pm

United Arab Emirates

Dubai, United Arab Emirates

PORT ELIZABETH

GAME DRIVES & BIRDING ADVENTURES

AFRICAN WOODEN MASKS MAPUTO, MOZAMBIQUE

ROUNDTRIP CAPE TOWN Seven Seas Splendor ® DECEMBER 6, 2024 | 15 NIGHTS FREE BUSINESS CLASS AIR* & UP TO 21 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS

BOOK EARLY AND SAVE $5,000

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Noon 5pm Embark

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Cape Town, South Africa

SANI PASS TO LESOTHO FROM DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA

MOSSEL BAY, SOUTH AFRICA

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ROUNDTRIP CAPE TOWN Seven Seas Splendor ® DECEMBER 21, 2024 | 15 NIGHTS FREE BUSINESS CLASS AIR* & UP TO 21 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS

Dec 21 Cape Town, South Africa

DONKIN RESERVE PYRAMID & LIGHTHOUSE PORT ELIZABETH, SOUTH AFRICA

Jan 1 Richards Bay, South Africa O

Richards Bay, South Africa Cruising the Indian Ocean Mossel Bay, South Africa Cape Town, South Africa

H VERANDA SUITE $ 18,499 Fares are per person, based on double occupancy and reflect Early Booking Savings A SAVINGS OF $6,900 PER PERSON IS AVAILABLE WHEN ARRANGING YOUR OWN FLIGHTS AND TRANSFERS $ 41,998

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JERUSALEM (HAIFA)

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INNOVATION TO ANTIQUITY

DUBAI TO ATHENS Seven Seas Voyager ® MAY 16, 2025 | 18 NIGHTS FREE BUSINESS CLASS AIR* & UP TO 44 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS

TEMPLE OF HATSHEPSUT LUXOR, EGYPT

May 16 Dubai, United Arab Emirates

Noon 9pm Embark 7am 5pm 9am 6pm

Khasab, Oman Muscat, Oman

Cruising the Arabian Sea

Salalah, Oman

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Cruising the Red Sea

Luxor (Safaga), Egypt O Luxor (Safaga), Egypt

H DELUXE VERANDA SUITE $ 16,399 Fares are per person, based on double occupancy and reflect Early Booking Savings A SAVINGS OF $4,700 PER PERSON IS AVAILABLE WHEN ARRANGING YOUR OWN FLIGHTS AND TRANSFERS $ 38,798

Aqaba, Jordan

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Suez Canal Transit

Jerusalem (Haifa), Israel

Jun 1 Cruising the Mediterranean Sea 2 Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey

Athens (Piraeus), Greece

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KENAI FJORDS NATIONAL PARK FROM SEWARD, ALASKA

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ALASKA EXPECT THE MAJESTIC IN THE WILDLANDS

A handful of words leap out when we describe Alaska — a state that covers more territory than Texas, California and Montana combined — to those who haven’t been: Immense. Untamed. Majestic. Epic. All describe Alaska the place perfectly. When its legendary coastline appears on the horizon, however, and we’re standing with others to take in the spectacle, a single word captures what we collectively feel: Humbled. Here at the “Last Frontier,” wilderness knows no bounds and your sense of adventure runs free. From mid-May through mid-September 2024, sail aboard Seven Seas Explorer ® to experience Alaska’s green season, when temperatures turn mild, rivers fill with spawning salmon and wildlife are on the move. Take in the splendor of Seward’s Resurrection Bay fjord, your eyes on the water for sea otters, orcas and whales and in the air for puffins, loons and eagles. Cruising peaceful Disenchantment Bay, prepare for the thrilling crack of Hubbard Glacier calving into a suddenly roiled sea. Discover why Sitka was known as the “Paris of the Pacific” while a guide helps you scan the forest’s edge for brown bears and black-tailed deer. After watching for humpback whales aboard a jet-powered catamaran in Juneau’s Auke Bay, discuss the day’s breathtaking sights over local craft brews and a classic Alaskan meal of salmon grilled over a fragrant fire. Breathe in the air of pure wilderness from your private balcony aboard the most luxurious ship in Alaskan waters and know you’re indelibly connected to this humbling corner of the world. And perhaps dream of your return.

JUNEAU, ALASKA

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ST. MICHAEL’S CATHEDRAL

SITKA NATIONAL HISTORICAL PARK

SITKA, ALASKA Snuggled between a mountain range known as the Three Sisters and Sitka Sound, this small town’s natural beauty is nothing short of epic. In the shadow of snowcapped Mount Edgecumbe, Sitka also boasts wonderfully preserved history and a thriving arts community. Founded by fur traders as New Archangel in 1799, Sitka was acquired by the United States of America as the Alaska territory in 1867. Explore the onion-shaped domes and gold-colored crosses of St. Michael’s Cathedral, a picturesque remnant of Sitka’s heritage. After absorbing centuries of history at the Sitka History Museum, stroll the downtown’s numerous art galleries, shops and restaurants, perhaps stopping for a locally made craft beer. Beneath a canopy of towering hemlock, spruce and cedar trees, behold the 18 totems carved by Tlingit and Haida artists along the remarkable Totem Trail in Sitka National Historical Park.

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SEWARD TO VANCOUVER Seven Seas Explorer ®

MAY 15, 2024 | 14 NIGHTS FREE ROUNDTRIP AIR* & UP TO 77 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS

MAY 8, 2024 | 7 NIGHTS FREE ROUNDTRIP AIR* & UP TO 55 FREE SHORE EXCURSIONS

KETCHIKAN, ALASKA

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Regent’s Seven Seas Society cruise loyalty program: The ultimate guide

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Among luxury cruise lines, Regent Seven Seas Cruises has one of the most robust loyalty programs.

Despite being a relatively small brand with just five ships, it offers an impressive seven tiers of loyalty status as part of what it calls the Seven Seas Society. Each of the tiers brings a number of perks, some quite valuable.

As you start to rise through the Seven Seas Society tiers, you’ll find yourself rewarded with everything from onboard spending credits and free onboard Wi-Fi service to — at the highest levels — discounts of 5% to 10% on every cruise you book.

Those benefits work out to be real money in your pocket, as they will lower the cost of your cruise vacation.

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The robustness of Regent’s program is all the more impressive, given that the line is one of the most all-inclusive in the world. Regent includes a lot of benefits in its fares — such as drinks and shore excursions — that other lines give away only as loyalty perks to their best customers.

That leaves Regent with fewer perks to offer in its loyalty program. Still, it has come up with some creative ways to reward its most loyal fans, including several that will make a big impact on their wallets.

Ways to earn points

The points-earning system for the Seven Seas Society program is about as simple as can be: You will earn 1 point for every night you stay on a Regent ship.

That’s it. There are no bonus points for staying in a top suite, as there are at some lines. Nor will you get extra points for spending certain amounts of money with the line, as is sometimes the case.

The only exception to the above is for solo cruisers who pay a “single supplement” of 75% or more to stay in a cabin designed for two. They get 2 points for every night they stay on a ship.

For the most part, though, if you take a 10-night cruise with Regent, you will get 10 points (which the line calls “nights”). Take a 20-night cruise, and you will get 20 points.

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Note that in most cases, your points will accrue upon completion of the cruise on which they are earned. In the case of Regent’s longer Grand Voyages and World Cruises, you’ll see your points pop into your account at the end of each official segment of the trip. (You can access your account and more information about Regent’s loyalty program at the Regent website ).

Either way, though, if the number of nights you are sailing during a cruise will elevate you to the next tier of rewards, you will enjoy instant recognition at the higher tier from the moment you board — a great feature of the program in our eyes.

One notable caveat to points earning in the program: You only will get credit for nights where you actually are present on a Regent ship. If you have to leave a cruise early, you won’t earn points for the nights you are not on board. You also won’t earn points for any nights spent in hotels as part of Regent’s pre- and post-cruise hotel and land programs.

Seven Seas Society tiers and benefits

There are seven tiers in the Seven Seas Society program:

• Bronze (7-20 nights)
• Silver (21-74 nights)
• Gold (75-199 nights)
• Platinum (200-399 nights)
• Titanium (400-999 nights)
• Diamond (1,000-1,999 nights)
• Commodore (2,000-plus nights)

Regent only offers cruises of seven nights or longer, so you’ll be at the first tier of the program, Bronze, after a single sailing. If you book one of Regent’s longer sailings as your first cruise with the line, you might even catapult into the second or third tier of the program after just one sailing.

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As is typical for cruise line loyalty programs, the entry-level tier (Bronze) doesn’t bring all that much in terms of truly valuable rewards. The most alluring benefit at this level is the exclusive Seven Seas Society savings that are available on some departures.

In addition, Bronze members get:

• Access to an online personal profile
• An invitation to an onboard Seven Seas Society cocktail reception
• Double loyalty points when paying extra to sail solo

The double loyalty points for sailing solo only apply when paying a “single supplement” of at least 75% of the regular cruise fare for a cabin designed for two people.

Upon reaching the second tier of the program, Silver, things start getting more interesting. In addition to the Bronze-level rewards, you’ll get priority access when making dinner reservations for the three main specialty restaurants on Regent ships: Prime 7, Chartreuse and Pacific Rim. This is a great perk as it’ll give you a better shot at getting the dinner times you want at these eateries.

The Silver level also will get you the following:

• Priority online shore excursion reservations
• One hour of complimentary phone time every time you sail
• A commemorative pin
• A newsletter

At the next level up (Gold), the perks include all of the above plus a $100 shipboard credit per suite every time you sail. We love that perk, as it amounts to real money in your pocket. Plus, you’ll get:

• Unlimited Wi-Fi for free with four logins for up to four devices
• Two more hours of free phone time (for three hours in total)
• Priority disembarkation at voyage completion in select ports
• Choice of newspaper service from papers around the world
• Exclusive activities on board or ashore on every voyage

The Platinum level brings six more hours of phone time and complimentary luggage tags, two perks that don’t get us all that excited. The latter perk, in particular, is something that seems better in an entry-level tier (though to be fair, these luggage tags are made from quality leather).

But the Platinum level also adds the use of free custom air service once per sailing, which can come in handy. It lets you call a Regent concierge who will help customize your included-in-the-fare flights, so they work best for your schedule. Otherwise, you’re stuck with the flights that Regent picks for you or have to pay an extra charge to change them.

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The Platinum level also brings a 10% discount on Regent Choice shore excursions (the line’s collection of niche or intimate extra-fee tours), hotel and land programs. This one perk alone could end up saving you hundreds of dollars.

As noted above, you’ll be at the Bronze tier after just one sailing with Regent. Reaching the Silver tier could take as many as three cruises if you stick to seven-night sailings. But you also could reach it in just one longer cruise.

The number of cruises it’ll take you to reach the Gold and Platinum tiers will depend on whether you do short or long sailings. If you stick to seven-night sailings, you’d have to take a whopping 29 cruises to reach the Platinum tier. But there are super long Regent cruises, such as a 168-night world cruise planned for 2025, that will get you almost all the way to Platinum level with a single voyage.

The elite level that makes a difference

We like quite a few of the perks available at the Bronze through Platinum levels of the Seven Seas Society program. But it is at the Titanium level that things really start to impress us.

Specifically, the Titanium level comes with four really nice perks:

• Free private transfers between your home or the airport and the ship, within a 100-mile radius, on embarkation and disembarkation day
• Free unlimited dry cleaning
• An additional 15% discount on Regent Choice shore excursions, hotels and land programs (for 25% total savings)
• Access to your suite at 1 p.m. on embarkation day

We absolutely love the private-transfer perk, which lets you start and end your trips in style. There’s nothing like having a private car pick you up at home at the start of the trip or a chauffeur waiting for you upon arrival at the airport. We also love the free unlimited dry cleaning perk. The discounts on shore excursions, hotels and land programs at this level can save you big money — more than $1,000 when booking some add-on land programs.

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Getting to the Titanium level in the Seven Seas Society takes a whole lot of cruising. At a minimum, you’d need to spend the equivalent of more than a year at sea to hit the 400-night threshold for the tier. You could do that by sailing 58 seven-night cruises, 29 two-week cruises or three world cruises (the latter typically lasting around 150 to 170 days).

Best Seven Seas Society elite perk

Regent’s Seven Seas Society program doesn’t include a truly over-the-top perk, like the free cruises that rival Silversea Cruises gives out to members who hit certain milestones. But we do appreciate the 5% and 10% discounts on cruise fares that the line offers to members who reach the Diamond and Commodore tiers, respectively. That can be worth thousands of dollars when booking some sailings. Note that these discounts are available on any sailing you book, not just select Seven Seas Society sailings (for which, as mentioned above, you can get discounts upon reaching the Bronze tier of the program).

Diamond-level members also get one free Regent Choice shore excursion per voyage segment, up to $250 in value, as well as an invitation to new ship christenings (something that doesn’t happen all that often, alas).

The Commodore level adds two more perks that, while not worth a huge amount monetarily, are about as cool as it gets in the world of loyalty programs:

• A commemorative Commodore officers jacket
• A commemorative plaque in your name placed on all ships in the Regent fleet

The cutoffs for the Diamond and Commodore tiers are 1,000 nights and 2,000 nights at sea, respectively — levels that only the most dedicated cruisers can reach. But with years of heavy sailings, the feat is doable.

Related: Regent unveils epic, monthslong world cruise  

Note that, as is often the case with cruise line loyalty programs, Regent customers do not have to requalify for status each year. Seven Seas Society members keep their points at the end of each year and continue to accrue points indefinitely. That means that someone who hits Commodore status (and gets that cool jacket) will remain at that top-tier level forever (or until Regent makes a change to the program).

Such “forever status” is one of the great allures of cruise line loyalty programs. Many airline frequent flyer programs, by contrast, require members to requalify for status each year.

Bottom line

Regent Seven Seas Cruises has a robust frequent cruiser program with some great perks at its higher tiers. While it doesn’t offer a single perk that is truly knock-your-socks-off, such as the free cruises that a few lines give to customers who reach high levels of status, it brings significant discounts and value-added perks that begin at mid-tier levels.

This is all the more impressive given that Regent is one of the most all-inclusive lines in cruising. Regent includes so many things in its fares — such as drinks, unlimited Wi-Fi and shore excursions — that it leaves very little available to offer to loyal customers as an upgrade other than straight-out discounts on trips. But the line has found other ways to add value  — from free concierge service when arranging flights to a commemorative Commodore jacket.

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Sail Into Savings with Regent Seven Seas Cruises®

Guests will Receive up to 30% Off Cruise Fares on Veranda Suites for Select 2024 Sailings to Alaska and Europe

MIAMI, April 8, 2024 – Regent Seven Seas Cruises ®, the world’s leading luxury cruise line, provides luxury travelers with exclusive savings with its newly launched Sail Into Savings offer.

From April 8 to 22, 2024, guests can receive up to 30% off cruise fares on select sailings to Alaska and Europe in 2024, allowing them to be fully immersed in the unrivaled Regent experience while enjoying remarkable value.

The exclusive offer is available on 22 voyages ranging from 7 to 20 nights, providing guests with voyages to the world’s most captivating destinations while relishing luxurious accommodation, exquisite cuisine, and captivating entertainment on board. Sail Into Savings is also combinable with Regent’s Upgrade & Explore More offer where guests receive a FREE 2-Category Suite Upgrade and $500 Shipboard Credit per suite.

“We are delighted to introduce Sail Into Savings , offering our guests an exceptional opportunity to experience the unparalleled luxury of a Regent voyage at an incredible value thanks to our all-inclusive offering,” said Andrea DeMarco, President of Regent Seven Seas Cruises. “With this exclusive offer, travelers can delve into the unrivaled Regent experience while exploring breathtaking destinations across the globe. Whether it’s the majestic glaciers of Alaska or the charming streets of Europe, each port of call offers a unique and enriching experience.”

Sail Into Savings is available exclusively for Veranda Suites aboard all six of The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet ® - Seven Seas Explorer ®, Seven Seas Mariner ®, Seven Seas Navigator ®, Seven Seas Splendor ®, Seven Seas Voyager ®, and the new Seven Seas Grandeur ® - offering travelers access to some of the world most coveted destinations including Athens (Piraeus), Greece; Lisbon, Portugal; Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy; Istanbul, Turkey; and London (Southampton), England.

Sailing to over 550 destinations globally, Regent Seven Seas Cruises is the world’s leading truly all-inclusive cruise line. The expansive array of luxuries ensures guests enjoy a relaxed and pampered voyage with business-class air on intercontinental flights from the U.S. and Canada, unlimited free shore excursions, gourmet cuisine in specialty restaurants and open-air venues, fine wines and spirits, in-suite liquor and mini-bar replenished daily, entertainment, unlimited internet access, valet laundry, gratuities, ground transfers and more.

For more information, please visit RSSC.com/specials/sail-into-savings , call 1-844-4REGENT (1-844-873-2381) or contact a professional travel advisor.

About Regent Seven Seas Cruises® Regent Seven Seas Cruises® is the leading luxury cruise line, delivering An Unrivaled Experience® for over 30 years. Carrying no more than 746 guests, the line’s spacious and stylish ships -  Seven Seas Explorer ®,  Seven Seas Mariner ®,  Seven Seas Navigator ®,  Seven Seas Splendor ®,  Seven Seas Voyager ® and the new Seven Seas Grandeur ™ form The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet™ and explore more than 550 immersive destinations globally. Offering Unrivaled Space at Sea®, guests enjoy sumptuous all-suite accommodations, nearly all with private balconies, which are among the largest at sea, as well as highly personalized service throughout lavish public areas and expansive outdoor spaces. Unique to Regent Seven Seas Cruises, unlimited complimentary shore excursions are available in every port, making it the only truly all-inclusive cruise line. Voyage fares also include round-trip business-class air on intercontinental flights from the U.S. and Canada, gourmet cuisine in a range of specialty restaurants and al-fresco dining venues, fine wines and spirits, entertainment, unlimited internet access, free valet laundry, gratuities, ground transfers and one-night, pre-cruise hotel packages for guests staying in Concierge-level suites and higher. For more information, please visit RSSC.com, call 1.844.873.2381 or contact a professional travel advisor. Regent Seven Seas Cruises is a wholly owned subsidiary of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings Ltd. (NYSE: NCLH). To learn more, visit www.nclhltd.com .

Quinn PR Media Contact Loren Duran 917-353-0949 [email protected]

Regent Seven Seas Cruises Media Contact James Arnold Senior Director Public Relations, Regent Seven Seas Cruises +44 (0)7408 956315 [email protected]