Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Luxury cruising, booked by a concierge desk at the same fare as direct
The most complete fare in luxury cruising — every ship all-suite, nearly everything already in the price.
Regent Seven Seas built its reputation on one idea: decide once, then stop deciding. The fare folds in what most lines sell back to you piece by piece — shore excursions, specialty dining, drinks, gratuities — so the onboard bill at the end of a two-week sailing can genuinely read zero. Every ship in the fleet is all-suite, and most suites come with a private balcony, which changes how sea days feel on a long itinerary.
The fleet splits into two generations. The Explorer-class trio introduced the line’s showpiece era — marble-heavy spas, restaurant rooms that would stand on their own ashore — while the earlier Navigator, Mariner and Voyager run smaller and reach harbors the big ships skip. Guest counts stay in the hundreds, not thousands, so embarkation, tendering and dinner reservations never become the queue-management exercise they are on a mega-ship.
Regent guests are exactly who Biirdee’s flight desk serves best: the line’s own air program is convenient but rarely optimal, and a business-class fare booked through our consolidator contracts routinely beats it while landing you in the embarkation city a day early, with the transfer already arranged.
Founded 1992
Headquartered in Miami, United States — a luxury line
12 Regions Covered
Caribbean, Mediterranean, Alaska, Northern Europe & Baltic and more
Seven Seas Society
Past-guest benefits accrue in Seven Seas Society — Biirdee applies your status on every booking
Regent Seven Seas Cruises Ships in Our Guide
6 ships covered so far, newest first — each with its own guide to who the ship suits and how to book her well.
| Ship | Entered Service | Guests | Tonnage |
|---|---|---|---|
| Seven Seas Grandeur | 2023 | 744 | 55,500 GT |
| Seven Seas Splendor | 2020 | 746 | 55,254 GT |
| Seven Seas Explorer | 2016 | 750 | 55,254 GT |
| Seven Seas Voyager | 2003 (refit 2016) | 700 | 42,363 GT |
| Seven Seas Mariner | 2001 (refit 2018) | 700 | 48,075 GT |
| Seven Seas Navigator | 1999 (refit 2019) | 490 | 28,803 GT |
Who Regent Seven Seas Cruises Suits
Travelers Who Hate the Extras Game
If resort-style nickel-and-diming ruins a trip for you, Regent’s everything-in fare is the antidote — excursions, wine at dinner and tips are simply already paid.
Long, Port-Heavy Itineraries
Included excursions in every port compound in value on 10-plus-night sailings and world-cruise segments, where a la carte touring would price like a second cruise.
Suite Space Without Suite Politics
On an all-suite ship there is no velvet rope between cabin classes — the whole ship is the top tier, and the space-per-guest ratio is among the highest afloat.
Where Regent Seven Seas Cruises Sails
Regent Seven Seas Cruises: FAQs
What does a Regent Seven Seas fare actually include?
Shore excursions, specialty restaurants, beverages including wine and spirits, gratuities, and onboard Wi-Fi are part of the standard fare. The practical effect is that the price you commit to before sailing is very close to the price you finally pay — budget certainty most lines cannot offer.
Which Regent ship should a first-timer pick?
Start with the Explorer class — Seven Seas Explorer, Splendor or Grandeur — for the line’s newest suites and dining rooms. Pick Navigator, Mariner or Voyager instead when the itinerary matters more than the hardware: the smaller ships take the more unusual routings.
Is Regent worth it compared to a premium line plus extras?
Price a comparable premium-line sailing and add excursions in every port, drinks, tips and a suite upgrade, and the gap narrows sharply — often to nothing on port-intensive routes. Where Regent pulls ahead is predictability; where a premium line wins is a lower entry price if you use few extras.
Should I book Regent’s included air or my own flights?
The included or discounted air is easy but routes you on the line’s contracts, with limited say over carrier, routing and timing. Biirdee prices the air credit against our own business-class fares first — taking the credit and booking better flights is frequently the stronger deal, and we time arrival a day before embarkation with the transfer pre-arranged.
Does Regent have a loyalty program?
Yes — the Seven Seas Society. Benefits accrue by nights sailed and include recognition events, onboard credits and, at higher tiers, perks like pre-cruise hotel nights. There is no fee to join; status simply follows your sailing history.
Biirdee · Cruise Desk
Plan a Regent Seven Seas Cruises Cruise
Tell us where and roughly when — the desk comes back with the right ship, the right suite category, and honest advice before you put down a deposit.
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Prefer to book it yourself at net fares?
Biirdee Pro members book flights & hotels at net rates — $100/mo, cancel anytime.