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Seven Seas Voyager

“A small all-suite ship with an all-balcony design — sailing worldwide since 2003.”

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Launched
2003
Gross Tonnage
42,363 GT
Passengers
698
Decks
12
Home Port
Varies by itinerary (worldwide)

Seven Seas Voyager entered service in 2003 and carries about 700 guests in an all-suite, all-balcony design — every cabin on board is a suite with a balcony. At about 42,363 gross tons and 677 feet she is one of Regent's smaller ships, built to reach intimate ports. She has sailed world cruises, including Asia, and is a regular on long itineraries.

✦ The standout feature

A true small ship: every cabin is a suite with a balcony, on worldwide and long-voyage itineraries.

What’s Onboard

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Dining

  • ✓Compass Rose — main dining room
  • ✓Prime 7 — steakhouse
  • ✓Signatures — French restaurant inspired by Le Cordon Bleu
  • ✓La Veranda — casual dining and themed dinners
  • ✓Pool Grill — casual poolside dining
  • ✓Specialty restaurants included with no cover charge
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Pools & Recreation

  • ✓Pool deck with whirlpools
  • ✓Spa and fitness center
  • ✓Jogging and walking deck
  • ✓Sun decks and deck games
  • ✓Observation lounge
  • ✓Putting green and deck sports
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Entertainment

  • ✓Theater with production shows
  • ✓Observation lounge and music lounges
  • ✓Casino
  • ✓Art and enrichment programs
  • ✓Destination lectures and talks
  • ✓Boutiques
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Cabins

  • ✓All accommodations are suites with private balconies
  • ✓Concierge, Deluxe, Penthouse and Master suite categories
  • ✓Seven Seas, Regent and Grand suites at the top end
  • ✓Butler-level service in the higher suite categories
  • ✓Accessible suites
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Family & Kids

  • ✓Adult-oriented luxury cruising
  • ✓No children's clubs or kids' pools
  • ✓Quiet, refined atmosphere without big-ship party decks
  • ✓Small guest numbers and high crew-to-guest ratios
  • ✓Enrichment lectures and destination talks

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✓ Best for
  • ✦Travelers who want the most included in one luxury fare
  • ✦Couples and solo travelers wanting an all-suite ship
  • ✦Destination-focused itineraries with unlimited shore excursions
  • ✦Food and wine lovers
✗ Not the right fit for

Families with children and travelers wanting big-ship entertainment or a casual, high-energy atmosphere.

Typical pricing

Roughly $5,000–$9,000 pp for 7 nights; fare includes shore excursions, specialty dining, gratuities, beverages and Wi-Fi

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Frequently Asked Questions

When did Seven Seas Voyager enter service?▼
She entered service in 2003.
How many guests does Seven Seas Voyager carry?▼
About 700 guests, with every cabin being a suite with a balcony.
How big is Seven Seas Voyager?▼
About 42,363 gross tons and 677 feet (206.5 m) long.
Is Seven Seas Voyager all inclusive?▼
Regent's fare includes shore excursions, specialty restaurants, gratuities, beverages and Wi-Fi.
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