Regent Seven Seas Cruises is an ultra-luxury cruise line formed in 1992 through the merger of two one-ship lines — Radisson Cruises and Seven Seas Cruises. Regent’s tagline, offering guests An Unrivaled Experience® with Every Luxury Included holds true. Those who book the Regent Suite on one of its newer ships get their own in-suite spa retreat and sleep on a $200,000 bed. Below are details on Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ current and future fleet.
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| Launched | 2016 / 2021 / 2023 |
| Refurbished | N/A |
| Passengers | 732 |
| Crew | 567 |
| Gross Tons | 55,498 |
| Length / Beam | 735’ / 102’ |
| Crew-to-Passenger Ratio: 1 | 1.3 |
| Passengers-to-Space Ratio:2 | 75 |
Seven Seas Explorer, Seven Seas Splendor & Seven Seas Grandeur
Seven Seas Explorer and Seven Seas Splendor are the flag ships of the Regent fleet. Seven Seas Grandeur will join them in 2023 to complete this 3-ship fleet expansion. All suites include a veranda. The two-bedroom Regent Suite is 3,151 ft2 with 1,292 ft2 of outdoor space.
Guests can dine at any of the 8 onboard restaurants and receive one dinner at each of the 3 specialty restaurants per cruise (Chartreuse, Pacific Rim, Prime 7). The ships also have 5 bars, a small casino and the Constellation Theater where most evening entertainment is presented. Each ship boasts a Culinary Arts Kitchen where guests can expand their culinary skills. A well-appointed spa and a well-equipped fitness center are also available for guests. Guests can use the complimentary valet laundry service or use one of the free launderettes. The ships boast 2 pools (pool deck and deck 5 aft) and 2 hot tubs. The many outdoor spaces include a golf cage, shuffleboard, putting green (miniature golf), paddleball court, and bocci ball.
| Launched | 2003 |
| Refurbished | 2016 |
| Passengers | 680 |
| Crew | 469 |
| Gross Tons | 42,363 |
| Length / Beam | 670’ / 94’ |
| Crew-to-Passenger Ratio: 1 | 1.4 |
| Passengers-to-Space Ratio:2 | 32 |
Seven Seas Voyager
Seven Seas Voyager joined the Regent fleet in 2003 and as with the other ships in the fleet at the time, was a unique design. As with Seven Seas Mariner launched 2 years earlier, she followed new design rules for luxury ships where all suites would include a private veranda.
Although slightly smaller than the newer flagships, she still offers guests 7 dining options (including Chartreuse and Prime 7). She also has 5 bars, a small casino and the Constellation Theater, just like the newer flagships. She has an ample spa and well-equipped fitness center. She also offers complimentary valet laundry service and free launderettes. She has many uncrowded outdoor areas, including 1 pool, 2 hot tubs, a golf cage, shuffleboard, putting green (miniature golf), paddleball court, and bocci ball.
| Launched | 2001 |
| Refurbished | 2018 |
| Passengers | 684 |
| Crew | 467 |
| Gross Tons | 48,075 |
| Length / Beam | 709’ / 93’ |
| Crew-to-Passenger Ratio: 1 | 1.5 |
| Passengers-to-Space Ratio:2 | 70 |
Seven Seas Mariner
Seven Seas Mariner was the world’s first all-suite, all-balcony cruise ship. Her launch marked a history making change in the luxury cruise industry.
She offers guests 7 dining options (including Chartreuse and Prime 7). She also has 6 bars, a small casino and the Constellation Theater. She has an ample spa and well-equipped fitness center. She offers complimentary valet laundry service and free launderettes. She has 1 pool and 2 hot tubs, and her outdoor spaces include a golf cage, shuffleboard, putting green (miniature golf), paddleball court, and bocci ball.
| Launched | 1999 |
| Refurbished | 2016 |
| Passengers | 490 |
| Crew | 345 |
| Gross Tons | 28,803 |
| Length / Beam | 566’ / 81’ |
| Crew-to-Passenger Ratio: 1 | 1.4 |
| Passengers-to-Space Ratio:2 | 59 |
Seven Seas Navigator
Seven Seas Navigator was the first ship built specifically for Regent after its formation. Although she was designed with mostly veranda suites, she followed design rules of the time and has a small compliment of Deluxe Window suites.
The smallest ship in the Regent fleet, she is still large enough to provide all of the expected amenities of an RSSC ship. She offers guests 6 dining options (including Prime 7). She also has 5 bars, a small casino and the Seven Seas Lounge. She has a good spa and well-equipped fitness center. She offers complimentary valet laundry service and free launderettes. She has 1 pool and 2 hot tubs, and her outdoor spaces include shuffleboard and a putting green (miniature golf).
1 The number of passengers per crew member. A lower number tends to mean more attentive service. All of our partners have industry leading passenger to crew ratios.
2 The gross tonnage of the ship per passenger. A higher number means more space on board per passenger. Our partners typically have ~2x the industry average.