Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Regent’s luxury cruise ships accommodate 490 to 700 guests, defining the cruise line’s ships as mid-sized. Impressively, over 97% of the suites available include a balcony for viewing the peaceful water, bustling port cities and distant horizons of each luxury voyage.
Recognizing the culinary interests of many luxury cruise guests, Regent focuses on providing culinary and wine choices that are both comforting and exciting. From an American steakhouse to French cuisine, the ships feature themed restaurants to please any palate. On longer voyages, Regent Seven Seas also offers the opportunity to wear formal or semi-formal attire at some dinners, giving guests a chance to dress up for an evening celebration.
Regent distinguishes itself from other luxury cruise lines by offering free unlimited shore excursions. These excursions, like a kayaking adventure in Alaska or a vineyard tour in France, add excitement and cultural interaction to any voyage.
Why Travel on Regent Seven Seas Cruises?
- Regent’s all-inclusive fare includes alcohol, shore excursions and amenities that other cruise lines don’t include.
- In addition to entertaining performances, Regent offers enrichment programs featuring engaging speakers and topics.
- Regent’s Canyon Ranch SpaClub® is one of the most luxurious spas in cruising.
Why Not Travel on Regent Seven Seas Cruises?
- Larger parties may be disappointed in the small number of connecting cabins.
- Regent’s dinner dress code may not be appealing to some travelers.
- Shipboard entertainment and activities aren’t as flashy and themed as some cruise lines.
Passenger Reviews
"We can't imagine we could have had a better experience on any other cruise line. We loved everything about the ship itself, the level of service provided by the friendly crew, and the quality of food, drink and entertainment."
- gatrvlman, CruiseCritic.comRead More »
Editorial Reviews
"RSSC ships are known for spacious, elegantly appointed staterooms, and outstanding service and dining. The company boasts some of the industry's highest space-per-guest and staff-per-guest ratios. Its standard cabins -- all of which are called suites -- are among the most spacious in the industry. Each ship in the fleet features an Internet center as well as a Carita of Paris spa. Alcoholic beverages, an in-suite bar setup and gratuities are all included in the cabin fare."
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Awards & Honors
- World’s Best Cruise Lines 2010, Concierge.com »
- Fodor’s The Best of the Cruise Industry, Fodors.com »
- World’s Best Awards 2010 Large-Ship Cruises, Travel + Leisure.com »