Travelers who want a luxury all-suite cruise where specialty restaurants are included in the fare.
Think twice if: High fares; on older ships (Navigator, Mariner, Voyager) public rooms are less modern than on the Explorer class.
See her Europe sailings ↓ · Where is she now? → · Regent Seven Seas Cruises's page for this ship →
What she's like
Easy to find your way around. Fewer crowds getting off in port. About 60 tons of ship per guest. As a rule of thumb, 40 or more feels roomy and under 30 feels busy.
Unknown from line's site.
Our judgment, from $ (budget) to $$$$$ (ultra-luxury).
Gratuities (except spa), unlimited Starlink Wi-Fi (set number of logins per suite; streaming upgrade free in Signature Suites and above), free shore excursions (listed by destination). Drinks, specialty dining and transfers inclusions not confirmed on pages read.
Club Mariner youth program for ages 5-17 on select sailings; under-16s not allowed in spa/fitness; casino 18+.
Resort style by day; after 6pm 'Elegant Casual' (refined denim, dress sneakers allowed; no T-shirts, caps, shorts, athletic shoes or flip-flops) or 'Formal Optional' if you like.
Where she sails in Europe
Europe (varies)
We don't have her sailing-by-sailing schedule yet. See the line's site for dates.
What it costs beyond the fare
| Tips for the crew | included; Suites: included; Not added automatically |
|---|---|
| Drinks package | Not confirmed from line's site. † |
| Wifi | Included (unlimited Starlink; streaming package free from Signature Suites up). |
| Specialty restaurants | not published from line's site. |
| Money on board | Not stated (foreign currencies can be bought at reception and charged to your onboard account). |
† From an independent source, not the line itself. Confirm with the line or your travel agent before you book.
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Her restaurants
The line's site doesn't list this ship's restaurants by name.
Which cabin to book, and which to avoid
The line doesn't publish cabin sizes for this ship that we could find.
Good to know before you pick
No cabin warnings found on the plan.
If you use a wheelchair or walk with difficulty
Wheelchair/scooter rental through Scootaround. Tender policy not published. Our accessibility guide →
Find your way around
We couldn't read this ship's deck plan deck by deck yet, so the drawing shows only how many guest decks she has.
The line does not publish a deck plan we could find. Ask your travel agent for one.
What to book, and when
Tips for her Europe sailings
Large number of free excursions listed for the Mediterranean (2,868 shown on the site).
The ship in numbers
- Cruise line
- Regent Seven Seas Cruises
- Kind of ship
- Luxury
- Built
- 2003
- Guests
- 706
- Crew
- 447
- Gross tons
- 42,363
- Length
- 206 m (677 ft)
- Width
- 29 m (95 ft)
- Flag
- Bahamas
- Class
- One-off (Mariotti, 2003)
- Ship number
- IMO 9247144
- In Europe 2026–27
- Europe (varies)
Highlights
- All-suite ship: every suite has a balcony
- 706 guests
More pictures
Sources & what we could not confirm · 5 sources · checked 2026-11
- VesselFinder registry entry
- Seven Seas Voyager (Wikipedia, secondary)
- Regent FAQ: onboard
- Regent FAQ: dress code
- iglucruise listing (secondary; drinks wording)
- rssc.com refused automated access (HTTP 403); ship pages and deck plans could not be opened, so facts come from registries, Wikipedia and press coverage. Official URL follows the pattern Wikipedia links to and was not opened.
- Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Drinks, specialty dining, transfers and hotel inclusions (Regent's What's Included page refused download)
- Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Onboard currency
- Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Booking/payment/cancellation
- Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Tender policy
- Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Nationality mix