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• Vancouver (BC Canada)
• Tokyo (Japan)
• Seward (Alaska)
• Sydney (NSW Australia)

Seven Seas Explorer current position

Seven Seas Explorer current location is at North America West Coast (coordinates 53.59224 N / -130.96729 W) cruising at speed of 16.7 kn (31 km/h | 19 mph) en route to Victoria BC. The AIS position was reported 4 minutes ago.

Current itinerary of Seven Seas Explorer

Seven Seas Explorer current cruise is 30 days, one-way from Tokyo to Vancouver . Prices start from USD 57598 (double occupancy rates). The itinerary starts on 01 Apr, 2024 and ends on 01 May, 2024 .

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The 2016-built Seven Seas Explorer cruise ship is one of the newest RSSC-Regent boats, with sisterships Seven Seas Splendor (2021) and Seven Seas Grandeur (2023). The vessel's building cost (USD 450 million) ranks it the most expensive luxury cruise ship ever built.

The vessel (IMO number 9703150) is currently France- flagged (MMSI 538006712) and registered in Majuro / Marshall Islands .

History - construction and ownership

Regent Cruises (officially Regent Seven Seas Cruises / RSSC ) is an all-inclusive, top-luxury cruise brand fka "Radisson Seven Seas". Until 2014, the company (as part of "Prestige Cruise Holdings") was owned by Apollo Management LP - one of the world's largest private investment equity funds. Since September 2014, RSSC and the sister company Oceania Cruises are owned by NCL Norwegian (shipowner), acquired at the total cost of USD 3 billion. RSSC ships are medium-sized, with capacity up to 800 passengers. The fleet consists of 6-star rated all-suite and all-balcony vessels with a space-to-guest ratio around 70 and staff-to-guest ratio 1-to-1,6 (some of industry's best). As building cost per berth , RSSC liners are among the world's most expensive ships.

The 750-passenger ship Seven Seas Explorer debuted in the summer of 2016. The vessel was launched on October 30, 2015, at Fincantieri's Sestri Ponente shipyard ( Trieste Italy ). The launching ceremony was attended by Robin Lindsay (RSSC's executive vice president) and Raffaele Davassi (shipyard's director). The launch godmother was Antonia Ronchi (Fincantieri employee).

Seven Seas Explorer was delivered on June 30 by Fincantieri's Sestri Ponente shipyard. It is the first newbuild for RSSC-Regent in 14 years and what the company touts as the most luxurious vessel ever built. Seven Seas Explorer's features include the opulent 3,875-sq. foot Regent Suite, several gourmet restaurants and extravagant lounges.

Decks and Cabins

Like all Regent cruise ships, Seven Seas Explorer staterooms are all in Suite categories. The number of suite categories is 16. Seven Seas Explorer has a total of 375 suites, of which 100% have private balconies. The largest ones are the Regent Suites (2915 ft2 / 270 m2 plus 960 ft2 / 89 m2 terrace).

The cost of the Regent Suite on the new Explorer ship signifies the ultimate Regent cruise luxury package experience. For an amazing 3875 ft2 Suite accommodation (1181 m2, with the balcony), guests can enjoy the superior pampering vacation travel that the Regent Cruises are worldwide famous with. This accommodation is not only the largest but also the most expensive one at sea - yours for "just" GBP 4800 per person/per day.

The boat has 13 decks , of which 10 are passenger-accessible and 7 with cabins.

Shipboard dining options - Food and Drinks

Seven Seas Splendor offers cooking classes in its specially dedicated teaching kitchen. The dishes are crafted from local ingredients. Food-focused shore excursions are also available, added to the line's Gourmet Explorer Tours. They offer a chance to eat meals prepared by locally renowned chefs,  taste wines at estates, and visit local markets.

Follows the complete list of Seven Seas Explorer restaurants and food bars.

• Compass Rose (main dining room restaurant, open-seating breakfast, lunch and dinner; features European Continental dishes and alternative choices - vegetarian, specialities from the Spa menu, select dishes from Regent's Chartreuse menu with gourmet French cuisine)
• Chartreuse (Regent’s new speciality restaurant with French cuisine, also serving speciality cocktails with Chartreuse liqueur; offers one of the most exquisite gourmet experiences at sea)
• Prime 7 (reservations-only dinner restaurant with American Steakhouse menu)
• La Veranda / Sette Mari (casual dining venue; operates as ship’s self-service buffet restaurant; in the evenings, the buffet transforms into “Sette Mari” Italian dinner restaurant, complimentary)
• Culinary Arts Kitchen (cooking school with 18 cooking stations in 3 rows; each is equipped with quartz countertop and stainless steel sink; the cooking school has floor-ceiling windows, and boasts 12 different classes themed as fish and shellfish, food and wine, mini-desserts, healthy cooking, etc. As part of the program, Regent Seven Seas also offers “Gourmet Explorer Tours” ashore)
• Pacific Rim (Pan-Asian restaurant, dinner-only)
• Pool Grill (fast food).

Shipboard entertainment options - Fun and Sport

While the design of Seven Seas Explorer is decidedly more contemporary luxe than that of ship's fleet mates, the line strikes a balance between its much-loved traditional features and a more modern ambiance.

Follows the complete list of Seven Seas Explorer lounges, clubs and other entertainment venues for kids, teens and adults.

• Constellation Theater (2-deck high main show lounge for grand music and show productions; also features “Cirque Rock ‘n Roll” aerial acrobatics spectacle)
• Atrium (2-deck high open-floor area)
• Club.com (Internet computers room); Library
• Connoisseur Club (smoking lounge with comfortable leather armchairs; offers hand-rolled Cuban cigars)
• Card Rooms (hosts bridge tournaments and lectures)
• Explorer Lounge and Bar (disco nightclub; operates as a piano bar during the day with resident pianist performances)
• Meridian Lounge (serves as an entertainment lounge with leather furniture, blue carpeting, dark-wood paneling, antique flooring; has its own bar; serves speciality cocktails)
• Coffee Connection (patisserie, speciality coffees)
• Horizon Lounge (with a large dance floor; hosts daily trivia shows and offers Afternoon Tea)
• Observation Lounge (grand piano bar with live music performances in the evenings)
• The Boutique (duty-free shopping arcade: luxury jewelry, precious stones, brand perfumes, watches, designer clothes, accessories, gifts, souvenirs, Regent-logo wear)
• Casino (with 2 sections: for the slot machines, and for the gaming tables)
• Lido Pool area (with a large swimming pool, 2 Whirlpools, sunbathing area with loungers, tennis tables, seating area; served by the Pool Bar)
• Canyon Ranch SpaClub and Wellness Center consists of 8 Treatment Rooms, Saunas (incl infrared sauna), Steam Rooms (incl aromatic steam room), Cold Room (temperature 54 F / 12 C), Thermal Suite, Shower Room (varying degrees of water pressure, therapeutic audio effects / waterfalls, thunderstorms), Relaxation Room, infinity pool (resistance swimming pool/aft), also Beauty Salon, Gym and Aerobics Studio. Some of the Spa's features include the cocoon-inspired design, central-location Swarovski crystal sculpture, chrysalis (made of silk wrappings), marble flooring, light-grained wood, exquisite treatments.
• Fitness Center (deck 6) has floor-ceiling windows and modern equipment (cardio and weight machines, free weights), separate studio for classes (cycling, yoga, Pilates).
• The Top Deck (Power Walking/Jogging Track; sports court: mini-golf putting green; Golf Net; Shuffleboard; Paddle Tennis court).

Regent's Seven Seas Explorer is the world's ever first cruise ship with a Pickleball Court. “The installation was done by Adventure Golf Services (a company specializing in custom-designed mini-golf courses).

• This is a combo court serving 2 sports - Pickleball and Paddle Tennis.
• Pickleball is a racquet sport that combines elements of badminton, court tennis and table tennis. The game is played by 2, 3 or 4 players using solid paddles (made of wood or composites) to hit a perforated polymer ball over a net.
• The company also installed other products - paddle tennis court, shuffleboard, 18-hole putting green course, GolfCourt Hitting Bay (golf driving range), Bocce court. All these products use patented interlocking panels fabricated in Traverse City (Michigan USA).
• Adventure Golf Services is the leading manufacturer and installer for the cruise ship industry, with signature products like miniature golf courses, putting greens, shuffleboard, bocce ball, croquet courts, golf driving cages.

Itineraries

Seven Seas Explorer itinerary program is based on Mediterranean cruises around Italy (Adriatic Sea), voyages to French Riviera  and Holy Land (visiting Turkey, Cyprus, Israel, Egypt). The itineraries are one-way, with departures from ports in Italy, Spain, Monaco, Portugal, Greece, Turkey.

In 2019 (January through March) was the ship's maiden season in South America. Following 2-year service in the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Africa and Northern Europe, the liner will call at 10 South American cruise ports during 5 voyages with the following departures.

• (January 20) 12-day from Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires , visiting Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina. 28-day from Rio to Santiago de Chile , visiting Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Falkland Islands.
• (February 1) 16-day from Buenos Aires to Santiago, visiting Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Falkland Islands.
• (February 1) 36-day from Buenos Aires to Los Angeles , visiting Uruguay, Argentina, Chile, Falkland Islands, Peru, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Guatemala.
• (February 17) 20-day from Santiago to Los Angeles, visiting Chile, Peru, Ecuador, Costa Rica, Nicaragua, Mexico.

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The Regent Explorer ship is RSSC's 4th vessel (all-suite, all-balcony, top luxury) that joined in 2016 the fleetmates Mariner , Navigator and Voyager as the company's largest and most innovative. By building cost (USD 450 million) the vessel is currently world's most expensive luxury passenger ship ever built. The ship's interior features Carrara marble, huge quantities of gold (used by the shipbuilder for onboard decorations), Czech crystal chandeliers, hundreds of unique and very expensive artworks.

Fun fact is, that ship's largest suite (accommodating two guests only) is the biggest sized cruise accommodation at sea (at the whopping 3875 ft2 / 1180 m2) /equaling a townhouse's size). This suite is also the most expensive cruise room ever offered. Regent Suite's bed alone cost around USD 90,000. Per-person prices are over GBP 3000, and these rates are per night. Among the suite's amenities are a custom-built Steinway grand piano and an in-suite spa room with unlimited complimentary spa treatments.

On September 2, 2014, NCL-Norwegian purchased "Prestige Cruise Holdings" (owner of Oceania Cruises and RSSC) for USD 3,025 billion, thus becoming the official shipowner in both fleets.

In mid-April 2016, RSSC announced upgraded fares adding free international flights to all 2017-2018 cruise Itineraries. These are round-trip air travel deals (business class) added to the company's signature (standard) all-inclusive package - wines, spirits, soda, water, unlimited internet, free shore excursions, prepaid gratuities, pre-post cruise hotel stays and transfers. The air-inclusive cruise deals involve international flights leaving from 26 cities (the USA and Canada), regardless of the suite category booked.

On May 26, 2016, was announced the name of ship's godmother - HSH Princess Charlene of Monaco. On June 30, 2016, the Marshall Islands- flagged vessel was officially delivered by Fincantieri to RSSC at Sestri Ponente Shipyard. On July 13, 2016, was vessel's christening ceremony held in Monte Carlo (Monaco) . The naming ceremony featured a 45-min live performance by Andrea Bocelli. The royal godmother was accompanied by her husband - Monaco's reigning monarch Prince Albert II. The christening ceremony was also attended by around 700 special guests, including all the RSSC company's top executives.

The company Apollo Group provides all RSSC ships with the entire onboard hotel product and services. This includes administration, food staff (preparation and serving), housekeeping staff, also the vessel's provisioning and crewing. Other cruise lines served by Apollo are Thomson UK (Marella) and Oceania .

Inaugural itineraries 2016

On July 20, 2016, was the inaugural cruise - 13-days Mediterranean itinerary from Monaco to Venice. Explorer is Regent Cruises' first new ship since 2003 when Seven Seas Voyager was launched. Explorer is followed by a fifth ship ( Seven Seas Splendor ) that enters service in 2020.

Seven Seas Explorer's inaugural cruise season was in Europe (Mediterranean Sea). Followed a Transatlantic crossing to PortMiami for the winter season in the Caribbean Sea. The inaugural Caribbean cruise was a 14-night roundtrip Miami to Serene Islands (December 4) followed by a 10-night Caribbean cruise (December 14) roundtrip from Miami. The New Year's Eve itinerary was a 16-night Panama Canal transition from Miami to Los Angeles CA . The ship returned to Florida on February 4 (2017) and was home-ported in Miami Florida for a total of 5 back-to-back cruises (10-night roundtrips) to Caribbean islands, Mexico, and Belize. Among the visited ports of call was the NCL private island in Belize Harvest Caye - an island destination developed by the parent company NCLH.

The Mediterranean Inaugural season was complemented by 22 "Gourmet Explorer Tours" (offered on all Mediterranean itineraries) designed to enhance the onboard dining experiences in the ship's Culinary Arts Kitchen.

Review: Regent Seven Seas Explorer

Reviewed by Jessica Puckett

What is the line? Regent Seven Seas

Name of ship? Seven Seas Explorer

Passenger occupancy? 746 passengers

Itinerary? Central America, through Mexico, Honduras, and Belize

Start out with the big picture—what is this cruise line known for? Regent Seven Seas is known for its luxe ships and amenities. The line has some of the largest suites at sea, with spacious verandas and bathrooms with marble-trimmed tubs. It’s also known for its swanky onboard art collections.

Tell us about the ship in general: It may have been built in 2015, but Seven Seas Explorer still feels as modern and fresh as many lines’ newest launches. Spaces on board are gracious and formal, with striking chandeliers made of crystal and hand-blown glass, as well as a world-class art collection featuring paintings by Picasso and Miró. There’s plenty of space and activities to keep passengers entertained across its 10 decks, but with less than 800 passengers, it’s a good middle ground for travelers who don’t love being in a crowd.

Who is onboard? Passengers on Seven Seas Explorer are mainly older couples and retirees, with a few honeymooners and several solo travelers sprinkled throughout as well.

Describe the cabins: Every stateroom on Seven Seas Explorer is a suite with a private balcony. Even the smallest are some of the most spacious at sea, with king-size beds, a lounge area, a double-bathroom vanity, and separate shower and tub—a rarity on cruise ships. The balcony is large enough for a chaise lounge and a table and chairs to enjoy a glass of wine (or maybe the complimentary bottle of Champagne left by your cabin steward upon arrival).

Tell us about the crew: The ship’s crew were white-gloved and formal; whether you’re ordering a four-course surf-and-turf meal in Prime 7 or you’re asking your cabin steward for a cup of peppermint tea before you go to bed, expect every detail to exude the ultimate hospitality.

What food and drink options are available on board? Seven Seas Explorer has 10 restaurants and bars: two main dining restaurants and three specialty restaurants. The specialty offerings include Prime 7, a premium steakhouse; Chartreuse, which specializes in modern French fine-dining; and Pacific Rim, a sleek Asian-fusion concept. Each specialty restaurant requires a reservation but does not cost extra. The standout for me was Pacific Rim, which serves decadent dishes like miso black cod wrapped in hoba leaf, Chinese barbecue pork ribs with char siu sauce, snow crab, and crispy duck spring rolls. One of the main dining options, Compass Rose, is no slouch either, with three-course seated table service and Versace tableware. There’s also a pool buffet, coffee shop, and breakfast buffet that transforms to an Italian outdoor restaurant for dinner.

As far as bars and lounges go, Seven Seas Explorer has you covered. Dip into the Meridian Lounge for a pre-dinner aperitif, hors d’oeuvres, and live piano music, or stop into the Observation Lounge for cocktails and dancing. The Connoisseurs' Club is a perfect spot to grab a cigar and a nightcap while chatting with fellow passengers until the wee hours. But, I think my favorite place to grab a drink was the pool bar, where tropical tipples are served in the sunshine around the ship’s striking plunge pool.

Is there a spa on board and is it worth visiting? The spa is certainly worth a visit on a sea day, or on a day when you might not feel like going into port. The treatment rooms are serene and secluded, and I received a top-notch massage. The spa also has amenities open to everyone on board at no charge, including an aromatherapy steam room, chill room, and infrared sauna. Right behind the spa on the aft deck of the ship is a small deck with an infinity pool, the perfect place to soak and watch the sunset after a relaxing treatment.

Activities and entertainment Regent’s fleet offers Broadway-caliber shows backed by a live five-piece orchestra in its plush Constellation Theater. Smaller-scale piano performances and the like also take place nightly in bars and lounges throughout the ship. On the sports deck you’ll also find a pickleball court, ping pong table, shuffleboard, putting green, and netted driving range bay.

How was the experience for families? There seemed to be relatively few children on board, but the Club Mariner Youth program features kids’ programming like dance parties or mini-putt tournaments for children ages five to 17.

Where did it sail and how were the excursions? Did anything stand out? Our voyage sailed roundtrip from Miami, calling upon Costa Maya and Cozumel in Mexico; Roatan, Honduras; and Harvest Caye, Regent parent company Norwegian Cruise Line’s private island in Belize. Roatan was a particular highlight, as it’s a destination that’s complicated to reach if you’re not cruising. There was enough time in the day at port to soak up the gorgeous white-sand beaches, have a tour through the tropical forests, and sample local ceviche.

Are there any stand-out sustainability or green initiatives about this cruise? Every guest receives a Regent reusable water bottle, and the ship has plenty of refilling stations scattered around.

Finally, give a sentence or two on why the cruise is worth booking. If you’re looking for a cruise that offers a sense of elegance and pampering, a voyage aboard Regent Seven Seas Explorer is for you.

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Seven Seas Explorer has redefined luxury at sea. No expense, no effort and no detail have been spared in the design which features over an acre of marble, crystal chandeliers and a 2000 piece collection of stunning art that includes works by Picasso & Chagal.

The all-suite, all-balcony ship boasts more space per guest than any other ship. The crown jewel is the one-of-a-kind, 413m2 Regent Suite with the largest balcony at sea. Regent Seven Seas Cruises is the only cruise line offering unlimited shore excursions in every port, as well as an unrivalled collection of complimentary speciality restaurants.

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About Seven Seas Explorer

Hailed as "the most luxurious ship ever built," the all-suite, 54,000-ton, 750-guest Seven Seas Explorer won't disappoint. She has lived up to this accolade since her debut in 2016, providing discerning travelers with unrivaled Six-Star personalized service that Regent Seven Seas Cruises is known for. Lavish designer suites, elegant restaurants serving the finest gourmet cuisine, exquisite public areas, including chic bars, comfy lounges, a stunning theater and more offer the ultimate luxury vacation. Enjoy an all-inclusive carefree cruise on Seven Seas Explorer, including specialty restaurants, shore excursions in every port, unlimited beverages, such as wines and spirits, non-alcoholic beverages, tips and much more. Simply sit back and be pampered while everything is taken care of for you. No detail is too small.

Along your luxury cruise, enjoy a host of amenities, such as a world-class spa — your haven of rejuvenation, with several treatment rooms for messages and skin care. Weight-training and cardio equipment, fitness classes and a full-service salon are also featured. During your leisure time read a bestseller and relish afternoon tea. WiFi access is offered throughout the ship and computers are available at the internet center. Head to the sun deck and a dedicated sports area, where you can go for a run on the jogging track, play paddle tennis, golf and more. Lounge on the expansive relaxing teak pool deck with a relaxing heated pool and poolside bar with custom-made frozen drinks. Chic boutiques feature fine jewelry, high-end items, perfumes and more. View them in a private show room where you may enjoy a glass of champagne while deciding which fabulous item to purchase.

Making its debut on the ship is Regent's first state-of-the-art Culinary Arts Kitchen boasting individual cooking stations for budding chefs. Guests will be offered personalized hands-on instructions in such topics as desserts, healthy cooking, food and wine-pairing. Foodies also flock to special gourmet tours, where they can immerse themselves in unique culinary experiences such as exclusive chef guided tours in ports and the opportunity to savor local cuisine and wine.

Exceptional gourmet dining is offered onboard Seven Seas Explorer throughout the day and night. Three specialty restaurants, a grand dining room and casual options will have your taste buds smiling with joy. Savor delicious French classic cuisine with modern touches while dining in a lovely ambiance that offers the feel of dining on a street in Paris, including cobblestones and an Art Nouveau décor. An elegant steakhouse serves classic fare along with seafood and features a chic bar that is ideal for pre-dinner drinks.

Romantic candle lit dinners can be enjoyed indoors or al fresco at a lovely bistro serving scrumptious Mediterranean cuisine. Savor regional specialties that include homemade pastas, enticing main courses and decadent desserts — all from Italy. Continental-inspired dishes change daily at the ship's main dining venue and a casual pool grill lets you "come as you are" and is perfect for a lunch of made-to-order burgers, salads and decadent shakes.

Luxury travelers will feel at home in gorgeous balcony accommodations with high-end marble-appointed bathrooms with indulgent high-end toiletries. Slip into plush bathrobes and slippers as you relax in beautiful serene surroundings. Watch interactive TV with complimentary movies-on-demand and enjoy the convenience of 24-hour room service. Luxury suite amenities include the option of letting guests have dinner served course-by-course. Located at the top of the ship and exuding elegance, the 3,875-square-foot Regent Suite will offer privileged guests an unmatched luxurious retreat, stretching across the entire width of the ship. Plush accommodations feature two bedrooms and an immense well-appointed living space and the industry's first in-suite spa, complete with a personal sauna, steam room and relaxation loungers, ideal to luxuriate in the complimentary unlimited treatments from the ship's spa. This personal haven even boasts a custom-designed Steinway grand piano and a glass-enclosed sitting area, providing breathtaking 270-degree views over the ship's bow.

Exceptional entertainment choices includes exciting theatrical performances at the ornate two-deck theater, with a variety of shows, including concert recitals. Hand-blown table-top Murano glass lamps lend an elegant touch. Enjoy full-scale Broadway musical revues, cabaret shows and the line's own orchestra. Exciting Cirque-style performances are also featured here. A nearby lounge is the ideal spot for pre- and post-dinner cocktails, dancing or simply taking in the breathtaking views.

Late-night dancing and music are featured at the piano bar, a fun gathering spot. Chill-out at a plush club where you can enjoy pre-dinner dinner drinks and after-dinner brandy. Savor a fine cigar or your favorite libation as you relax in comfortable armchairs in this elegant club-like atmosphere. Bustling with activity, the casino offers a variety of games, including Las Vegas-style slot machines.

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Regent Suite

Spacious Living Room With Sitting Area, Private Solarium, In-suite Spa, 2 1/2 Marble and Stone Detailed Bathrooms, 1 with Jetted Tub, Wraparound Balcony With Two Separate Balconies.

Master Suite

Spacious Living Room With Sitting Area, 2 Marble and Stone Detailed Bathrooms, Private Balcony.

Grand Suite

Explorer Suite

Seven Seas Suite

Spacious Living Room With Sitting Area, 1 1/2 Marble and Stone Detailed Bathrooms, Private Balcony.

Penthouse Suite

Spacious Living Room With Sitting Area, 1 Marble and Stone Detailed Bathroom featuring a glass-enclosed shower instead of bathtub, Private Balcony.

Concierge Suite

Intimate Sitting Area, 1 Marble and Stone Detailed Bathroom, Private Balcony.

Superior Suite

Deluxe Veranda Suite

Intimate Sitting Area, 1 Marble and Stone Detailed Bathroom featuring a glass-enclosed shower instead of bathtub, Private Balcony.

Veranda Suite

Intimate Sitting Area, 1 Marble and Stone Detailed Bathroom featuring a glass-enclosed shower instead of bathtub, Private Balcony, Built-in Closet With Safe.

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Specialty Restaurant Reservation

Deck: Deck 5

Specialty Restaurant Reservation.

Deck: Deck 10

Attention to detail. You’ll notice it at the front of Chartreuse, where a beautifully crafted bar beckons while you wait. It’s in the art deco tile pattern on the floor and sparkling gold tile on the walls. It’s in the décor of a chic Parisian restaurant discovered during a stroll along the Seine. Savor ‘new’ flavors to Chartreuse like a tender veal rack of loin with caramelized endive, grape chutney and the earthy tones of a walnut veal jus sauce.

Compass Rose

Deck: Deck 4

Our largest specialty restaurant at sea, the Compass Rose on Seven Seas Explorer® delights with a beautifully defined atmosphere that transitions from refreshing natural light during the day to a dazzling cobalt blue reflected by a glass installation overhead. Choose from a seemingly endless combination of dishes, prepared to taste, garnished with a sauce of choice and complemented with side dishes, as well as nightly specials.

Culinary Arts Kitchen

Deck: Deck 11

At the Culinary Arts Kitchen, guests learn how to prepare a variety of exquisite dishes in a welcoming environment reminiscent of the most prestigious cooking schools in the world in both layout and design. Eighteen individual cooking stations sit atop three long curved rows with white quartzite countertops and stainless steel accents, belaying the complex and richly flavored foods you will prepare during the classes. View the culinary classes currently available.

Located on Deck 11 aft, guests take in stunning ocean views while enjoying elegant breakfast and lunch buffets in the chic indoor dining room or al fresco on the shaded, open-air deck. Breakfasts include traditional favorites, as well as a made-to-order omelet station, a variety of fresh fruits and pastries, along with daily specials, like fluffy Belgian waffles with fresh blueberry compote. For lunch guests indulge in an array of choices from a bountiful salad bar, gourmet sandwiches, hot carving stations and delicious desserts.

La Veranda & Sette Mari

Each evening, La Veranda transforms into Sette Mari at La Veranda, a casual, intimate dining experience. Choose from authentic Italian specialties inspired by family recipes that span generations, or opt for something with a modern twist like a spice-crusted tuna steak with braised endive, polenta and salmoriglio. Savor it all with a perfectly paired Tuscan wine. Sette Mari at La Veranda is open for dinner only.

Pacific Rim

Maximize your sense of the exotic as you pass a large Tibetan Prayer wheel on your way into Pacific Rim, our dining masterpiece that celebrates the culinary traditions of Asia. Taking a seat beneath huge lanterns and a hand-painted mural covering the entire back wall, you'll receive a signature cocktail and the promise of an extraordinary culinary journey. Be sure to check out the ocean views through Pacific Rim’s lotus-shaped windows.

The ultimate come-as-you-are spot for casual dining after you’ve been swimming or sunbathing. The Pool Grill serves up grilled-to-order burgers, grilled seafood, sandwiches, fresh salads and frozen treats like milkshakes and hand-dipped ice cream sprinkled with your favorite toppings. Come by before or after a shore excursion – there’s no need for more formal attire during our evening hours – or enjoy a snack between activities.

A true classic in every sense, Prime 7 of Seven Seas Explorer® is the epitome of luxury dining. Works by Picasso and Chagall adorn the restaurant's bar lobby and leather wing-back chairs and burnished woods abound. Enjoy a cocktail at the bar before savoring a succulent filet mignon or mouthwatering côte de boeuf at your personal banquette. For dessert, perhaps a slice of 14-layer Valhrona chocolate cake with pistachio sauce.

Get a taste of Monte Carlo excitement at our Casino directly across from the equally inspiring Explorer Lounge. Walk through glass doors into an elegant setting bustling with games of chance that include Blackjack, roulette, poker, and a full craps table, as well as slot machines. The Casino is open every day at sea when not restricted by territorial border limits.

Dance Floor

Dance Floor.

Motion Studio

Deck: Deck 6

Motion Studio.

The beautifully decorated Card Room is an inviting and tranquil oasis. Guests may gather their favorite teammates for lively afternoon or evening of board games, as well as enjoy a social game of Bridge or participate in an ACBL Tournament on select voyages. The Card Room is steps away from the Pool Deck on Deck 11 forward.

Well-stocked and exceedingly comfortable, the Library offers a calm setting for reading and relaxing. A vast collection of volumes ranging from destination-specific guide books to best-selling mysteries to classic literature are available. The Library is conveniently located across the Card Room on Deck 11 forward.

Business Center

If you prefer to travel without a laptop, our staffed Business Center offers desktop computers that allow you to access your emails and browse the Internet. Printer access is available for a nominal fee. Seven Seas Explorer® provides WiFi access throughout the ship, allowing you to connect to the Internet with whatever device you've brought on board.

Reception and Concierge

Our Reception Desk is the place to turn to have your every wish, whim and want fulfilled any time of day or night. Our knowledgeable, personable staff will welcome your questions and work to ensure your Seven Seas Explorer® experience is everything you want it to be. The ship's Concierge may also be contacted at the Reception Desk.

Infinity Pool

Infinity Pool.

Bocce Court

Deck: Deck 12

Bocce Court.

Paddle Tennis Court

Paddle Tennis Court.

Shuffle Board

Shuffle Board.

Sports Deck

Sports Deck.

Serene Spa & Wellness

Serene Spa & Wellness™ is a globally inspired, tranquil haven of health, beauty and wellness, offering restorative treatments and activities to soothe both the body and mind. Strengthen and elevate as you engage with a variety of treatments and services designed to enhance your whole being, from massages, and body wraps to facials, manicures and pedicures and exclusive treatments curated especially for Regent Seven Seas Cruises®.

Cardio/Strength Training

Cardio/Strength Training.

Constellation Theatre

Decks: Deck 5 Deck 4

A dazzling staircase mosaic creates a Gatsby-esque atmosphere as you enter our Constellation Theater, a space so grand it takes up two decks. Perfectly tiered for pleasing sightlines and furnished with plush seating, the main show lounge is an intimate venue without a bad seat in the house. Performances vary from full-scale musical revues to rousing singalongs, all backed by our incredible, five-piece Regent Signature Orchestra.

Connoisseur Club

Maybe it’s the deep blue walls that give the Connoisseur Club such a gentile, old-fashioned feel. Or maybe it’s the collection of impossible comfortable leather armchairs. Whatever it is, this is a relaxing spot for you and new friends to enjoy a fine cigar and sip cognac (both are available for purchase) in classic gentleman's club environs. Smoking is permitted in the club.

Decks: Deck 6 Deck 7 Deck 12

Laundrette.

Coffee Connection

Coffee Connection.

Explorer Lounge

With rich mahogany wood columns, heavy leather chairs and deep blue fabrics, the atmosphere here is conducive to intimate conversations and bonhomie. Relax to familiar tunes and special requests performed by our resident musicians from an intimate stage arched with a golden proscenium. A perfect spot to meet new friends for a pre- or post-dinner cocktail at the elegant, black marble bar.

Meridian Lounge

Situated along a lively hallway, Meridian Lounge is a natural place to gather with others for an afternoon or early evening cocktail. Elegantly appointed and comfortably furnished, it boasts an expansive bar and relaxed armchairs that beckon conversation. A popular spot to catch your breath after a dazzling Constellation Theater show, this lively spot invites you to extend your evening with virtuoso performances by resident musicians.

Observation Lounge

Walk through a black and gold-lit tunnel and be instantly captivated. This chic yet comfortable lounge features an impressive bar, dazzling geometric ceiling, ample seating and floor-to-ceiling windows that create a magical atmosphere. Musicians perform throughout the day, creating an alluring vibe that sets just the right mood as you unwind with a pre-dinner cocktail or satisfying nightcap.

Putting Green

Putting Green.

Jogging Track

Whether you prefer to start your day with a brisk jog or wait until later and get in an afternoon walk, our Track is a popular destination for those who’ve developed active lifestyles back on dry land. Onboard Seven Seas Explorer® it’s an outstanding place to get your heart pumping while enjoying unforgettable ocean vistas.

Decks: Deck 4 Deck 5

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Ship Review: Seven Seas Explorer

Grand entrance, see why regent’s seven seas explorer is a ship of superlatives.

By Fran Golden

As a journalist, you’re not supposed to believe such marketing speak as “the most luxurious cruise ship ever built,” right?

Except here’s the thing: Compared to other cruise ships, Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ new 750-passenger Seven Seas Explorer feels, well, palatial. Then there’s the fact that the all-suite, all-balcony ship has, up on Deck 14, a mansion-sized suite that goes for $10,000 per night — and comes with its own spa. It’s by far the fanciest suite at sea.

Luxury on the 55,254-ton Seven Seas Explorer , the largest in the four-ship Regent fleet, is not about subtlety. It’s about carefully designed spaces, both classic and opulent, that express that this vessel was built for those with the finest of tastes — and the budgets to match.

Decadent Décor

Frank Del Rio, president and CEO of Regent’s parent company, Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, had a clear idea of where he wanted to go with this new ship: It would be a trophy ship for the “one-percenters of the world,” a symbol that wealth is back in vogue.

The line’s customers, he said, have a net worth of more than $2 million, are mostly older Americans, and are a loyal crowd, with many repeat guests on every sailing. They may be too proudly low-key to show up to dinner wearing 6-carat diamond earrings (Regent doesn’t do formal nights), but they definitely love luxury.

Indeed, no stone has been left unturned aboard Seven Seas Explorer — literally. The ship has an acre of marble, half of it Carrara, and another acre of other stone laid out in intricate patterns. Then there are the soaring ceilings that are topped by sparkling chandeliers, hundreds of them in hand-blown Czech crystal and glass, even in guest hallways.

Stunning original artwork includes eye-catching abstract paintings commissioned for the ship from renowned Spanish artist Eduardo Arranz-Bravo. Picasso, Miró, and Chagall are in the mix, too. Different styles are represented in Seven Seas Explorer’ s décor — everything from Art Deco and Art Nouveau to country club and modern — and it’s all very tasteful.

Seven Seas Explorer is a ship where champagne flows freely; caviar is help-yourself at breakfast on select mornings; dinner menus feature always-available lobster and filet mignon, and tables are decorated with Versace chargers and butter plates; and an international crew of 552 is tasked with caring for guests’ every needs.

An Inspired Vision

Art and design are passions of Del Rio, who said his inspiration for Seven Seas Explorer came from a magazine photo of a hotel corridor, which he said perfectly captured an attitude he wanted for the new ship. Del Rio showed the picture to the three firms hired to work on the newbuild project — Tillberg Design AB, ICRAVE and CallisonRTKL — and the designers immediately got what he was going for.

“It signified things to us like quality, level of finish, stylistically the direction that ship needed to go,” said Greg Walton, vice president, CallisonRTKL.

Armed with a photo and a ship that topped $450 million, the designers set out to create an ambience as fine as any grand European hotel. Del Rio says he can’t even remember what hotel was in the photo, but that the salon area leading to the Compass Rose restaurant best reflects what he was looking for.

“It reminds you of the great hallways of the classic European hotels,” said Del Rio. “The marble floors and walls, and that great chandelier. It’s a grand entrance with a lack of clutter, and it’s where the ship’s space and volume really begin to show.”

Asked to describe the ship in one word, Del Rio said it would be “timeless.”

“We hadn’t launched a new ship in 13 years, so the new one couldn’t be just a regular cookie-cutter upscale ship,” he said. “It had to be something extraordinary, something to make a statement, something to shine a real bright light on the Regent brand.”

Gleeful Designers

If you’re a designer, can you imagine anything better than working with a cruise line executive whose vision involves wanting the best of the best? Aboard a pre-inaugural sailing, the ship’s designers were downright giddy talking about Seven Seas Explorer’ s extravagances.

This is a ship where quality French and Italian fabrics abound; where gold leaf mosaics are part of the décor in the new French restaurant, Chartreuse; and where hand-blown Murano sconces add supper club classiness to the theater.

“Working with Murano glass and other luxurious materials really helped us express our design,” said Kim Lanza, a designer at ICRAVE. “The sky was the limit for our design and we really appreciated that. In the design world, we don’t see that every day.”

Walton added that he was surprised when Del Rio even green-lighted his request to spend $500,000 for a Tibetan-style prayer wheel outside the new Pacific Rim restaurant. The cast-iron sculpture was so heavy it required steel reinforcement below, he said.

Sweet Dreams

Seven Seas Explorer boasts amazing suites where you could happily take up residence for weeks or months. But the splashiest of them all is the 4,443-square-foot, two-bedroom, three-bathroom Regent Suite, where — for $10,000 per night — you get bragging rights that include sleeping in a $90,000 Savoir No. 1 bed that cost another $60,000 to install and outfit with luxury pillows and linens.

Yes, this is an extraordinary space. The master bath includes golden faucets, a private spa with steam and sauna, and the significant perk of unlimited complimentary en-suite treatments from the Canyon Ranch SpaClub. The living room features a $250,000 one-of-a-kind Dakota Jackson–designed Steinway Grand Maroque piano. There’s an open-air hot tub, a private indoor observation area with better views than the captain’s, a private butler, and a car and driver at each port of call.

As sweet as this suite is, no one on Seven Seas Explorer is likely to complain about his or her digs. Everyone gets room to spread out; the rest of the suites range from 307- to 2,108-square-feet, and many have oversized balconies. Marble bathrooms are stocked with L’Occitane Mer & Mistral bath amenities, and Penthouse-level and higher suites also come with butler service.

All-Inclusive Luxury

With three other luxury ships in its fleet, Regent already stood out in the cruise industry as having the most all-inclusive product. Air, hotel stays, shore excursions, gratuities, premium wine and alcohol, and even Wi-Fi are included in the cruise fare.

But besides being an attention-getter in terms of space and luxury, Seven Seas Explorer adds features such as the line’s first hands-on Culinary Arts Kitchen cooking school (classes for up to 18 guests on topics such as Majestic Mediterranean are $89). Other new foodie features include Pacific Rim, where the menu focuses on pan-Asian dishes including sushi and curries (try the duck spring rolls). Chartreuse focuses on classic French with a modern twist (the escargot comes in a ragù).

The entertainment lineup brings new shows that were developed by the Norwegian Cruise Line entertainment team, including the whole first act of the Tony Award–winning musical A Day in Hollywood , featuring songs from the 1930s (“Thanks for the Memory,” “Over the Rainbow”) and tap dancing; and a Burn the Floor dance show themed around 1964 and the rise of Beatlemania.

And since the cruise execs didn’t want the new “world’s most luxurious ship” positioned too far ahead of the rest of the fleet, the line is in the midst of a $125 million refurbishment program for its other ships: Seven Seas Navigator just received a $41 million upgrade, and is showing off a sparkling and more contemporary look; Seven Seas Voyager follows this fall; and Seven Seas Mariner will be next spring.

RELATED:   Regent Names Its First Female Captain 

Seven Seas Explorer arrives in Miami in November to sail its inaugural Caribbean season.

A Royal Send Off

If you’re going to make a splash with a new luxury ship, you can’t get much more glamorous than an evening christening in Monte Carlo, a pierside ceremony with huge yachts, and the city’s stunning seafront as a backdrop.

The only thing that might top that would be, oh, the attendance by royalty — in this case the ship’s godmother, Her Serene Highness Princess Charlene of Monaco, and her husband Prince Albert II of Monaco.

At a black tie ceremony in July that was attended by 700 invited guests, the Princess, elegant in her white gown, cut a red velvet ribbon sending a Primat bottle of Veuve Clicquot smashing against the ship’s hull. Then followed a 40-minute private performance by world-renowned Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli. Taste and class was on display.

Photo: Regent Seven Seas

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Seven Seas Explorer

The creation of Seven Seas Explorer ® took luxury cruising to the next level, from the 4,443 sq. ft. Regent Suite to the hand-picked art accentuating her halls. Regent Seven Sea Cruises® offers an in-suite experience like no other at sea. Every suite has spacious closets, high-end finishes, relaxing Elite Slumber™ beds and private balconies. Sizes range from 307 to 4,443 square feet (93.6 to 1,354.2 meters).

Seven Seas Explorer ® is stunning, with art by Pablo Picasso on the walls and a vivid cobalt-blue glass installation on the ceiling in the elegant restaurant Compass Rose. You’ll find time spent on board the ship to be just as enriching as time ashore. Relax by the pool, compete in a friendly game of trivia or bocce ball, indulge in treats at afternoon tea and gain insight from an expert lecturer.

Seven Seas Explorer ® is something of a snowbird, often spending the summer in cooler Northern European destinations and winters in warmer climates. The ship also cruises the picturesque Mediterranean coastlines.

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Seven Seas Explorer Itineraries

30 night tokyo to vancouver - magic in the north pacific, 18 night tokyo to vancouver - north pacific passage, 7 night vancouver to seward - whale-watching expedition, 7 night majestic glaciers seward to vancouver, 14 night gold rush heritage vancouver to vancouver, 7 night fjords wonders & canadian beauty seward to vancouver, 7 night skagway summer sun vancouver to seward, 7 night tongass exploration seward to vancouver, 7 night traditions of the tlingit vancouver to seward, 7 night glories of the yukon seward to vancouver, 7 night flavors of alaska vancouver to seward, 7 night 49th state salute seward to vancouver, 7 night historic hoonah & beyond vancouver to seward, 7 night summer on the frontier seward to vancouver, 7 night soaring peaks vancouver to seward, 7 night wildflowers & whales seward to vancouver, 14 night alaskan wonderment vancouver to vancouver, 7 night wonders of an alaskan fjord seward to vancouver, 7 night rush for gold vancouver to seward, 7 night totems, traditions & tastes seward to vancouver, 7 night luxury on the frontier vancouver to seward, 7 night season of the bear seward to vancouver, 19 night northwest passage experience vancouver to tokyo, 11 night towering skylines tokyo to tokyo, 63 night grand asia exploration tokyo to sydney, 10 night sunrise over kyoto tokyo to hong kong, 12 night idyllic asian isles hong kong to bangkok (laem chabang), 14 night sacred temples & wild beauty bangkok (laem chabang) to bali (benoa), 16 night an aussie exploration bali (benoa) to sydney, 14 night a holiday down under sydney to auckland, regent seven seas fleet.

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