Regent Seven Seas Cruises
The most inclusive luxury cruise experience
Regent runs all-suite, all-balcony ships that bundle shore excursions, specialty dining, gratuities, beverages and Wi-Fi into one luxury fare.
Seven Seas Grandeur
Regent's newest ship in service — a refined Explorer-class sister with a two-bedroom Regent Suite.
Seven Seas Splendor
Explorer's sister ship — delivered in January 2020 with 373 suites, each with a balcony.
Seven Seas Explorer
Regent's first new ship in over a decade — an all-suite, 750-guest flagship launched in 2016.
Seven Seas Voyager
A small all-suite ship with an all-balcony design — sailing worldwide since 2003.
Seven Seas Mariner
The first all-suite, all-balcony ship in the world — still going strong with 700 guests.
About Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Founded 1992 · All-suite, all-balcony luxury with a very inclusive fare
Regent Seven Seas Cruises was founded in 1992, is headquartered in Miami, and has been owned by Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings since 2014. Its ships are all-suite and all-balcony, carrying roughly 700 to 750 guests, and the line markets itself on the most inclusive fare in luxury cruising: shore excursions, specialty restaurants, gratuities, beverages and Wi-Fi are included.
Five ships are currently in service: Seven Seas Mariner (2001), Seven Seas Voyager (2003), Seven Seas Explorer (2016), Seven Seas Splendor (2020) and Seven Seas Grandeur (2023). Seven Seas Navigator, the oldest ship, sails her final voyage — a 14-night Istanbul to Rome sailing that left on 2 October 2026 — and is then retiring. Seven Seas Prestige, a larger ship for 822 guests, is due to debut in December 2026, with more sister ships to follow.
Dining centres on Compass Rose, Prime 7, Chartreuse, Pacific Rim and Sette Mari at La Veranda on the newer ships, and Signatures on the older ones, all included in the fare with no cover charge. Itineraries span the globe, with long voyages and world cruises as a specialty.
🍽️ Dining Highlights
- ✓Compass Rose as the main dining room and Prime 7 as the steakhouse
- ✓Chartreuse (French), Pacific Rim (pan-Asian) and Sette Mari at La Veranda on newer ships
- ✓Signatures, a French restaurant inspired by Le Cordon Bleu, on Mariner and Voyager
- ✓No cover charge at any specialty restaurant
- ✓Beverages including fine wines and spirits included in the fare
🎭 Entertainment Highlights
- ✓Two-level theater with production shows on the newer ships
- ✓Canyon Ranch SpaClub on the Explorer-class ships
- ✓Destination lectures and enrichment programs
- ✓Observation lounges and live music venues
- ✓Unlimited shore excursions included in the fare
- ✦Travelers wanting the most included in one luxury fare
- ✦Couples and solo travelers
- ✦Long, destination-focused voyages and world cruises
- ✦Food and wine lovers
Families with children and travelers wanting big-ship entertainment or a casual, high-energy atmosphere.
7-night sailings typically run roughly $5,000–9,000 per person, with the fare including shore excursions, specialty dining, gratuities and beverages.