Luxury cruise line · 7 ships · sailing 10 regions — The World's Most Luxurious Fleet, with (almost) everything included.
Regent markets 'The World's Most Luxurious Fleet' and 'The Most Inclusive Luxury Experience,' with an all-suite, all-balcony fleet and genuinely all-inclusive fares. Uniquely for the tier, unlimited shore excursions in every port are built into the base fare, along with beverages, specialty dining and gratuities.
Best for affluent, well-traveled couples ranging from their late thirties to retirees who want spacious suites, a refined, unhurried atmosphere, and a bill with no nickel-and-diming. It suits travelers who value included excursions and business-class air over big-ship activity.
A compact fleet of six ships, growing to seven in late 2026. The three Explorer-class ships (Seven Seas Explorer, 2016; Splendor, 2020; Grandeur, 2023) each carry about 750 guests in 375 suites; the older Navigator, Voyager and Mariner are smaller. Seven Seas Prestige, the first of a new Prestige class, debuts December 2026 at ~822 guests with one of the industry's highest space-per-guest ratios.
The standout vessels in the fleet — and the amenities that set them apart.
Newest in-service ship, dubbed 'the most luxurious ship ever built'
Second Explorer-class ship; hosts Regent's 2027 World Cruise
Lead Explorer-class ship, proclaimed 'the most luxurious ship ever built' at its 2016 launch
First Prestige-class ship, debuting December 13, 2026 with a Barcelona-to-Miami maiden voyage
All dining is included with no surcharge. The flagship venue is Compass Rose, the largest specialty restaurant at sea, where guests can customize their meal every night; the fleet also offers Prime 7 steakhouse, French and pan-Asian specialty restaurants, and hands-on Culinary Arts Kitchen classes on the newer ships.
Full-scale musical revues and cabaret shows backed by the live Regent Signature Orchestra, plus a strong enrichment program of guest lectures and destination-focused talks. The emphasis is on cultural immersion rather than thrill attractions.
Adult-oriented with no permanent children's clubs or family attractions; the Club Mariner youth program (ages 5-17) runs only on select summer, holiday and school-vacation sailings.
Genuinely all-inclusive: fares cover unlimited shore excursions in every port, all beverages including premium spirits and fine wines, all specialty dining, unlimited Wi-Fi, gratuities, a pre-cruise hotel night, and butler service in all suites. Business-class air from select gateways is included on the Ultimate All-Inclusive fare.
Regions in Noura's Cruise Navigator, most sailings first. Tap a region for its ports and season.
Seven Seas Mariner · from Copenhagen
Copenhagen, Denmark → Stavanger, Norway → Bergen, Norway → Flåm, Norway → Olden, Norway → Geiranger, Norway → Ålesund, Norway → Amsterdam, Netherlands
Seven Seas Voyager · from Rome (Civitavecchia)
Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy → Porto Santo Stefano, Italy → Portofino, Italy → Monaco / Monte Carlo, Monaco → Saint-Tropez, France → Ajaccio, Corsica (France) → Palma de Mallorca, Spain → Barcelona, Spain
Seven Seas Splendor · from Southampton
Southampton, England → St. Peter Port, Guernsey → Cobh (Cork & Blarney), Ireland → Dublin, Ireland → Belfast, Northern Ireland → Stornoway (Isle of Lewis), Scotland → Portree (Isle of Skye), Scotland → Kirkwall (Orkney), Scotland
Seven Seas Mariner · from Athens (Piraeus)
Mykonos, Greece → Santorini, Greece → Rhodes, Greece → Bodrum, Turkey → Bodrum, Turkey → Bodrum, Turkey
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