Regent Seven Seas has built its reputation on a simple, powerful promise: everything is included. Not the version of "included" where the fine print reveals a dozen exceptions: genuinely everything. Flights. Shore excursions. Specialty dining. Premium spirits. Gratuities. Wi-Fi. Even pre-cruise hotel stays on certain itineraries. The result is a cruise where your wallet stays in the safe from embarkation to disembarkation. The fleet is all-suite, all-balcony, and deliberately mid-sized, 490 to 822 guests, which creates a ship large enough for multiple dining venues and a proper spa, but small enough that you never queue for anything. The newest ship, Seven Seas Prestige, debuts in December 2026 with the largest suite in luxury cruise history: the 8,794-square-foot Skyview Regent Suite, featuring a private elevator, two bedrooms, and a rooftop terrace. Regent attracts an older, well-traveled clientele who value predictability and polish. The tone is refined but not stiff: think country club, not black tie. Service ratios are among the highest in the industry, and the crew has a reputation for remembering not just your name, but your drink.
No: children welcome, but no kids' clubs or youth programming. The onboard atmosphere strongly skews adult.
Elegant evening dress on select nights. Smart casual otherwise. Tuxedos and gowns appear but aren't required.
No strict minimum, but the environment is not designed for young children
Seven Seas Society: tiered from Bronze to Platinum; benefits include suite upgrades, private car transfers, and onboard credits
Miami, Barcelona, London (Southampton)
Roundtrip flights (on select fares) · Unlimited shore excursions in every port · All specialty restaurant dining · Premium wines, spirits, and champagne · Unlimited Wi-Fi · Gratuities · Pre-cruise hotel stay (on Concierge Suites and above) · Ground transfers · In-suite minibar replenished daily
Regent covers the globe methodically, with a strong bias toward the Mediterranean and Northern Europe in summer, and the Caribbean, South America, and Asia in winter. The 2026-2027 season features 167 voyages across six ships (seven when Prestige joins), visiting more than 130 destinations in over 70 countries. Notable deployments for 2027: Seven Seas Prestige inaugurates with Caribbean sailings before crossing to the Mediterranean. Seven Seas Splendor embarks on Regent's first-ever World Cruise aboard this ship. Seven Seas Mariner runs a 92-night Grand Arctic Expedition from New York to London. The fleet collectively offers 114 overnight port stays across the season, more than any previous year.
Barcelona → London (Southampton)
Barcelona → Valencia → Málaga → Gibraltar → Lisbon (overnight) → Porto → Pauillac/Bordeaux (overnight) → La Rochelle → London (Southampton)
Overnight in Lisbon and Bordeaux. Up to 96 included shore excursions. Inaugural European season for Prestige.
Rome (Civitavecchia) → Barcelona
Rome (Civitavecchia) → Sorrento → Taormina (Sicily) → Valletta (Malta) → Palma de Mallorca → Ibiza → Valencia → Barcelona
Overnight in Valletta. Prime 7 steakhouse with dry-aged cuts. Unlimited shore excursions included.
New York → London
New York → Bermuda → Azores → Bordeaux (overnight) → Bilbao → Dublin → Reykjavik → Norwegian Fjords → North Cape → London
Pre-cruise hotel. Welcome reception. Mid-cruise event. The ultimate Grand Voyage for the committed traveler.
Regent is the line we recommend when the question is "I don't want to think about a single thing." The all-inclusive promise is real, flights, excursions, drinks, dining, transfers, it's all in the fare. That simplicity has a price: Regent is consistently the most expensive line we work with, per night. But for travelers who've done the mental math of what "included" actually saves, it's often the better value. The new Seven Seas Prestige is worth the anticipation.
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