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A WEEK AT SEA
It’s hard to describe the opulence of a Regent Seven Seas ship without actually experiencing it yourself. We could craft Pulitzer Prize-winning copy exploring the ins and outs of the ship and it still wouldn’t come close to getting a first-hand account of life on board.
Luckily for you, we’ve been on board. I sat down with Panache Cruise Connoisseurs, Jack and Milo, to find out exactly what makes Regent Seven Seas, more specifically Seven Seas Grandeur, so magical.
Morning lads. I want to have a quick chat with you both about your recent experience aboard Seven Seas Grandeur. Firstly, can I ask where you sailed?
Jack: We started in Southampton, then went on to Liverpool. From there, we had an overnight in Belfast and another overnight in Glasgow, before visiting the Isle of Man and returning to Liverpool.
Milo: It was a pleasure being able to see places that we’re sort of familiar with from a completely different perspective. Everybody should sail around the British Isles at least once in their lives.
That makes sense. And what were your first impressions when you boarded the ship?
Jack: I’ve been on other Regent ships before, but Grandeur definitely had the “wow” factor. It felt very glitzy and glamorous—lots of crystal details and a very modern design.
Milo: It was my first experience aboard a Regent Seven Seas ship, so I could only compare it to other cruise lines. It was clear from the outset that it was in a category of its own. From the welcome aboard to the public spaces to the facilities– everything felt considered.
So, Jack, how did it compare with the other Regent ships you’ve sailed on?
Jack: The other ships are excellent, but Grandeur feels enhanced. They’ve clearly put a lot of thought into creating something above and beyond, almost like a luxurious hotel at sea.
And how did you find your suite?
Milo: We were upgraded to a Concierge Suite and it was perfect for us. We had a walk-in wardrobe and the bathroom had a bath and shower, which always feels premium aboard a cruise ship.
Jack: The extra space made a big difference, especially since I was travelling with a co-worker rather than a partner. It was in a great midship location. The balcony was also huge. You probably could’ve fit four people on there quite comfortably. I really couldn’t fault it.
How did you find the staff on board?
Jack: I’d say the bar staff stood out the most. They were really attentive, especially in the evenings when things got busy. They’d make the effort to chat and get to know you whenever they had time. That personal touch really made a difference.
Milo: Yeah, I’d agree. To give you an example, I asked for a whisky sour after dinner on the first night, and every night from then they asked me if I’d like one, just after the plates were cleared. To not only remember what I wanted to drink, but when I’d like it, was pretty special.
And how was the entertainment on board?
Milo: Excellent. They had a couple of special guests, a violinist and a singer, who happened to be a married couple. The onboard entertainment team were strong too, with their own shows covering rock ’n’ roll, ’70s and ’80s classics.
And what were the performance spaces like on the ship?
Jack: I really liked the evenings in the lounges, where the orchestra or live band would play sets like the “Swinging Sixties.” Normally in the theatre, they’re a bit hidden, so this gave them their own spotlight, which I thought was brilliant.
That sounds like a fantastic idea. Were there any public spaces that stood out for you?
Milo: The dining was the highlight for me. Regent’s specialty restaurants are always a favourite. The main dining room is good, but it can get a bit repetitive, so the variety in the specialities adds that extra touch.
Which specialty restaurant impressed you the most?
Both: The Asian restaurant!
Milo: It was called Pacific Rim, and we could’ve easily eaten in there every night.
Jack: Hands down. Regent lets you order as much as you like. We ended up getting five or six dishes and sharing them around the table. The food was excellent.
Finally, if you had to pick one highlight beyond the dining, what would it be?
Jack: One of the shore excursions in Belfast really stood out. We went to an Irish bar for live folk music, just a two-piece band, but they also explained the history behind the songs and instruments. It’s not something I’d have done on my own, but it gave such an authentic insight into local culture. That kind of unique, destination-specific experience really made the trip special.
JACK MILO
Miami to Miami
Seven Seas Prestige 7 nights 20 November, 2027
Miami, Florida
Freeport, Bahamas
You’re seeing shades of turquoise you didn’t know existed. The sand is like talcum powder. Wander Lucaya Marketplace if you can prise yourself from your lounger.
Cruise the Caribbean
A day to indulge onboard. Dine at Azure, lounge by the pool, or simply watch the horizon stretch endlessly ahead.
Harvest Caye, Belize
When you choose Regent, expect private island exclusivity. From the green-accented lighthouse to the Mayan ruins, this is pure Central American castaway vibes.
Roatán, Honduras
The first thing you’ll notice about Roatán is the water. It’s crystal clear and perfect for diving. If you prefer firmer ground, you can hike in the lush jungle.
Cozumel, Mexico
Mayan ruins at Tulum, world-class snorkelling, and an endless stream of slightly-too-strong cocktails. Surely this is what heaven looks like?
Cruise the Florida Straits
One last chance to unwind at sea before returning to Miami.
Miami, Florida
What’s included with REGENT SEVEN SEAS?
• Flights and overseas transfers
• Unlimited premium beverages
• Exclusive $400 onboard credit per suite
• Up to 68 shore excursions
• Speciality dining options
• Complimentary laundry service
• Pre-paid gratuities
• Concierge Suites and above include one free pre-cruise hotel package
• Penthouse Suites and above include free personal butler
• Unlimited WiFi and more
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Barbados to Barbados
Seven Seas Grandeur
10 nights
15 January, 2028
Bridgetown, Barbados
Begin and end in vibrant Bridgetown. Explore UNESCOlisted streets or relax with a rum punch in hand.
St. George’s, Grenada
The “Spice Isle” enchants with fragrant markets, lush rainforests, and soft-sand beaches.
Kingstown, St. Vincent
Expect volcanic landscapes, botanical gardens, and the pristine Tobago Cays.
Castries, St. Lucia
This could be your first jawdrop moment of the trip. The Pitons will blow you away.
Fort-de-France, Martinique
French colonial architecture blends with Caribbean landscapes to create a dizzying fusion of cultural heritage.
Gustavia, St. Barts
Basseterre, St. Kitts
Colonial landmarks, lush plantations, and tiny island vibes.
St. John’s, Antigua
Home to 365 beaches, historic English Harbour, and vibrant island life.
Roseau, Dominica
Probably the least developed island in the Caribbean. There’s remote, then there’s Dominica.
Bridgetown, Barbados
Prepare to fly home.
What’s included with REGENT SEVEN SEAS?
• Flights and overseas transfers
• Unlimited premium beverages
• Up to 82 shore excursions
• Unlimited access to spa facilities
• Speciality dining options
• Complimentary laundry service
• Pre-paid gratuities
• Concierge Suites and above include one free pre-cruise hotel package
• Penthouse Suites and above include free personal butler
• Unlimited WiFi and more
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Venice to Athens
Seven Seas Voyager
7 nights 17 October, 2026
Venice (Fusina), Italy
It’s not every day that your cruise gets underway in one of the world’s great bucket list destinations.
Rijeka, Croatia
Climb the Trsat Castle steps for Adriatic views, then cool off with a coffee on Korzo, the city’s buzzing promenade.
Split, Croatia
The old town is carved into the bones of a Roman palace. Wander marble lanes, find a hidden konoba, and order the catch of the day.
Kotor, Montenegro
Sail into a fjord-like bay ringed by mountains.
Cruising the Ionian Sea
Gythion, Greece
Bougainvillea spills over tavernas in this sleepy fishing port. Feast on grilled octopus before an afternoon nap on the beach.
Mykonos, Greece
Whitewashed alleys, windmills, turquoise seas. Sip ouzo by the harbour and watch the sun sink into the Aegean, just as the gods intended.
Athens (Piraeus), Greece
See the Parthenon at golden hour and toast the greatest cruise of your life so far.
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What’s included with REGENT SEVEN SEAS?
• Flights and overseas transfers
• Unlimited premium beverages
• Up to 47 shore excursions
• Unlimited access to spa facilities
• Speciality dining options
• Complimentary laundry service
• Pre-paid gratuities
• Concierge Suites and above include one free pre-cruise hotel package
• Penthouse Suites and above include free personal butler
• Unlimited WiFi and more
Mykonos
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Barcelona to Barcelona
Seven Seas Navigator
9 nights
24 August, 2026
Barcelona, Spain
Kick things off with Gaudí’s curves and Catalan cuisine. Wander the Gothic Quarter and end your first day with tapas and vermouth before boarding.
Sete, France
France’s “Little Venice” delivers canals, seafood markets, and a salty Mediterranean breeze.
Toulon, France
A working port with Provençal flair. The cable car up Mont Faron isn’t to be missed.
Portofino, Italy
Pastel houses, polished yachts, and a harbour made for slow sipping Aperol spritz.
Tuscany (Livorno), Italy
Gateway to Florence, Pisa, and Tuscan hill towns. Choose Renaissance art or rolling vineyards– both end well with Chianti.
Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy
All roads lead here. See the Colosseum, toss a coin in Trevi Fountain, and get lost in the world’s greatest living museum.
Sorrento/Capri, Italy
Lemon groves, blue grottoes, and gelato worth the ferry ride.
Cruising the Mediterranean Sea
Palma de Mallorca, Spain
End your day with sunset sangria by the marina.
Barcelona, Spain
What’s included with REGENT SEVEN SEAS?
• Flights and overseas transfers
• Unlimited premium beverages
• Up to 70 shore excursions
• Unlimited access to spa facilities
• Speciality dining options
• Complimentary laundry service
• Pre-paid gratuities
• Concierge Suites and above include one free pre-cruise hotel package
• Penthouse Suites and above include free personal butler
• Unlimited WiFi and more
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Barcelona to Miami
Seven Seas Mariner
14 nights
26 October, 2026
Barcelona, Spain
It’s the city that has everything. Beaches, rooftop bars, stunning architecture and Catalan culture makes Barcelona one of the most dynamic cities in Europe, so where better to start your transatlantic cruise?
Cruise the Mediterranean Sea
Málaga, Spain
It’s the birthplace of Picasso, so inspiration is everywhere here. Wander palm-lined streets and visit Alhambra’s intricate Moorish palaces.
Cruise the Atlantic Ocean
Funchal (Madeira), Portugal
Madeira is rapidly becoming one of Europe’s top tourist destinations. It’s home to endless jaw-dropping trails, terraced vineyards and ocean views that’ll make you swoon.
Cruise the Atlantic Ocean
Hamilton, Bermuda
Hamilton is a strange relic of colonial influence in the tropics. You’ll find red postboxes and British buildings alongside crystal caves and turquoise waters.
Cruise the Atlantic Ocean
Miami, Florida
Stay a while and soak in the Art Deco glamour.
What’s included with REGENT SEVEN SEAS?
• Flights and overseas transfers
• Unlimited premium beverages
• Up to 35 shore excursions
• Unlimited access to spa facilities
• Speciality dining options
• Complimentary laundry service
• Pre-paid gratuities
• Concierge Suites and above include one free pre-cruise hotel package
• Penthouse Suites and above include free personal butler
• Unlimited WiFi and more
Málaga
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Miami to Lisbon
Seven Seas Splendor 14 nights 13 March, 2026
Miami, Florida
Could your cruise start in a more glamorous locale? Board in the evening and enjoy world-class cuisine wherever you dine.
Cruise the Atlantic Ocean
Royal Naval Dockyard, Bermuda
You’ve got two full days here, so everything is at your preferred pace.
Cruise the Atlantic Ocean
Four days of uninterrupted ocean crossing.
Horta, Azores
An underappreciated and underexplored Atlantic gem. Horta offers volcanic landscapes, hydrangea-lined roads, and views that you didn’t know existed.
Ponta Delgada, Azores
Green hills meet black volcanic cliffs in this charming capital. The island produces some outstanding cheese and wine, so make this the foodie stop off on the trip.
Cruise the Atlantic Ocean
Funchal (Madeira), Portugal
Ride the cable car to Monte for sweeping views, sample sweet Madeira wine, and breathe in the heady scent of the island’s subtropical blooms.
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Lisbon, Portugal
End in one of Europe’s most captivating capitals.
What’s included with REGENT SEVEN SEAS?
• Flights and overseas transfers
• Unlimited premium beverages
• Up to 38 shore excursions
• Unlimited access to spa facilities
• Speciality dining options
• Complimentary laundry service
• Pre-paid gratuities
• Concierge Suites and above include one free pre-cruise hotel package
• Penthouse Suites and above include free personal butler
• Unlimited WiFi and more
Madeira
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UP TO 31 SHORE EXCURSIONS $400 ONBOARD
Asia | Bali to Singapore
Seven Seas Mariner | 8 nights | 20 March, 2028
Day 1
Bali (Benoa), Indonesia
It’s one of the world’s most desirable locales for good reason. Sun-kissed beaches. Superb surf. A world of ancient temples and cheeky monkeys awaits once you head inland. Embark on a spiritual journey with visits to Tirta Empul and Besakih, Bali’s mother temple.
Day 4
Surabaya, Indonesia
While there is admittedly more to do in Bali than Surabaya, this Indonesian gem isn’t without its charm. Check out the largest bridge in Southeast Asia, or dive into the city’s religious melting pot with the pagoda-style Cheng Hoo Mosque or the ornately designed Buddhist temple, Sanggar Agung.
Day 2
Bali (Benoa), Indonesia
Another full day in Benoa invites deeper immersion. Explore Ubud’s lush rainforest trails and galleries showcasing Balinese art. Be careful, though, as Bali is one of those places that people find it difficult to leave. Don’t miss your cruise!
Day 3
Bali (Celukan Bawang), Indonesia
This is the side of Bali you won’t find on social media. It’s quieter, more authentic, and is even home to black sand beaches. Visit the Buddhist monastery at Banjar, or hike to thousand-year-old waterfalls before a visit to spice plantations framed by volcanic peaks.
Day 5
Semarang (Java), Indonesia
Central Java is another bizarre mesh of culture, history and religion, as Dutch colonial buildings rub shoulders with colourful temples and massive mosques. If you want to get right under the skin of Semarang local life, visit a Kampung and eat at a home-run Warung. If you’re looking for something a little more upscale, enjoy a cocktail at Wishbone Bar.
Day 6
Jakarta, Indonesia
Indonesia’s capital pulses with infectious energy. Discover its eclectic mix of skyscrapers, heritage
Bali, Indonesia
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Singapore
Semarang
Benoa Celukan Bawang
buildings, and bustling markets. The National Monument and Kota Tua (Old Town) reveal the city’s layered history, while luxury malls showcase its cosmopolitan side.
Cruising the Java Sea
A day to indulge in Seven Seas Mariner’s unrivalled onboard luxury. Squeeze in whatever you might’ve missed so far.
Singapore
Arrive in one of Asia’s most glamorous and efficient cities. Gardens by the Bay and the Marina Bay Sands SkyPark offer iconic views, while Orchard Road tempts with high-end shopping. Explore the cultural quarters, from Chinatown to Little Indiafor a kaleidoscope of flavours and traditions.
What’s included with REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES?
• Flights and overseas transfers
• Unlimited premium beverages
• Exclusive $400 onboard credit per suite
• Up to 31 shore excursions
• Speciality dining options
• Complimentary laundry service
• Pre-paid gratuities
• Concierge Suites and above include one free pre-cruise hotel package
• Penthouse Suites and above include free personal butler
• Unlimited WiFi and more Exclusive pricing, double discount AND FOUND ERS POINTS
Surabaya
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Jakarta
£1,500+ PER COUPLE
Africa
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$400 ONBOARD CREDIT PER SUITE EXCLUSIVE PRICING
Cape Town to Port Louis
Seven Seas Voyager | 15 nights | 1 February 2027
Day 1
Cape Town, South Africa
Kick off your Africa odyssey in the birthplace of human civilization. This place is quite literally the cradle of humanity, so check out ancient cave systems and head out on dramatic whale watching excursions.
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Cruising the Indian Ocean
Port Elizabeth, South Africa
Your first port of call will be the bustling Port Elizabeth. Attractions like the penguin rescue center and the Donkin Reserve offer wonderful opportunities to soak up the blend of cultures.
Port Elizabeth, South Africa
When in South Africa, you must go on at least one safari, and the iconic Addo National Park is just over an hour’s drive. Witness enormous elephants and gentle giraffes in their natural habitat.
Day 6
UP TO 31 SHORE EXCURSIONS
Day 5
Cruising the Indian Ocean
This is where you can really get a feel for the ship’s
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offering, from the Michelin-standard dining to the onboard bocce ball. However active or indulgent you feel, there’s something to keep your dopamine levels sky-high.
Durban, South Africa
Arrive in vibrant Durban, where golden beaches meet a rich blend of Zulu, Indian, and colonial influences.
Durban, South Africa
Visit the bustling Victoria Street Market, tour the lush Botanic Gardens, or stroll the beachfront promenade known as the Golden Mile. Depart late evening.
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Cruising the Indian Ocean
Cruising the Mozambique Channel
Mayotte, French Comoros
As the ship docks in Mayotte, you might feel as though you’ve drifted into a Caribbean hideaway, but you are, in fact, in the heart of the French
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Comoros. Wander fragrant ylang-ylang plantations or stroll the colourful market in Mamoudzou.
Nosy Be, Madagascar
Known as the “Perfume Island,” Nosy Be delights with tropical flowers, rum distilleries, and pristine beaches.
Antsiranana, Madagascar
Framed by dramatic mountains and a stunning bay, Antsiranana offers colonial architecture, lively markets, and access to the otherworldly limestone formations of Tsingy Rouge.
Cruising the Indian Ocean
Port Louis, Mauritius
Close out your African adventure with an overnight stay in Mauritius. Stroll the Caudan Waterfront, explore the markets, or visit Chamarel’s colourful earth formations.
What’s included with REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES?
• Flights and overseas transfers
• Unlimited premium beverages
• Exclusive $400 onboard credit per suite
• Up to 31 shore excursions
• Speciality dining options
• Complimentary laundry service
• Pre-paid gratuities
• Concierge Suites and above include one free pre-cruise hotel package
• Penthouse Suites and above include free personal butler
• Unlimited WiFi and more Exclusive pricing, double discount AND FOUND ERS POINTS
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Cape Town
Cape Town
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Durban
Port Elizabeth
Mayotte
Antsiranana
Nosy Be
Day 1
Sydney, Australia
We’d suggest getting here at least a day early. Jet lag is easier to deal with when you’re sitting by the harbour with a flat white in hand. Sydney is one of those cities that actually lives up to the hype. Justask anyone who’s been. Sailboats on turquoise water, that Opera House silhouette, and a ferry system that doubles as a sightseeing tour. Wander The Rocks, dip into Bondi, and watch the sun set behind the Harbour Bridge.
Day 2
Eden, Australia
Day 3
A good day to sleep in, hit the spa, and let someone bring you lunch. The sea does the sightseeing for you. Australia | Sydney to Sydney
Day 4
Melbourne, Australia
Hip, caffeinated, and unapologetically cool. Get lost in the laneways or take the tram to St. Kilda for cake by the beach. If you’ve got energy to spare, wine country and the Great Ocean Road are calling.
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Small town, big views. Eden sits on the Sapphire Coast, which is exactly as pretty as it sounds. Make sure you try the oysters here, they’ll put the ones on Camden Market to shame. The Killer Whale Museum is interesting enough, but the real star is the clifftops of Ben Boyd National Park.
Cruising the Bass Strait
Day 7
Phillip Island, Australia
Koalas in the treetops, seals on the rocks, and at dusk, the famous Penguin Parade. Phillip Island is a complete cuteness overload.
Portland, Australia
Part fishing town, part living museum. After the futuristic cool of Melbourne, Portland feels a million miles (and years) away. Stroll past bluestone buildings and watch the fishing boats unload their catch. Life moves at a slightly slower pace here, so take the opportunity to recharge your batteries.
Cruising the Tasman Sea
Christmas at sea? Yes please. Expect champagne, seafood, and zero washing up.
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Hobart, Tasmania
Tasmania is a bit of a ‘room of requirement’, in that whatever you’re looking for, you’ll find it here. There’s Salamanca Market for artisan treasures, MONA for the weird and wonderful, and Mount Wellington for the views.
Cruising the Tasman Sea
More deck time, more ocean views, more “I could get used to this.”
Sydney, Australia
Spend the final two days back in Sydney. Maybe it’s another ferry ride, maybe it’s fish and chips at Manly, maybe it’s just sitting on a rooftop with a drink, staring at the skyline you’ll be dreaming about on the flight home.
What’s included with REGENT SEVEN SEAS CRUISES?
• Flights and overseas transfers
• Unlimited premium beverages
• Exclusive $400 onboard credit per suite
• Unlimited shore excursions*
• Speciality dining options
• Complimentary laundry service
• Pre-paid gratuities
• Concierge Suites and above include one free pre-cruise hotel package
• Penthouse Suites and above include free personal butler
• Unlimited WiFi and more Exclusive pricing, double discount AND FOUND ERS POINTS
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