Regent is the line I recommend when clients tell me they never want to reach for their wallet on holiday. The all-inclusive proposition is the most comprehensive in the industry — unlimited shore excursions, speciality dining, premium drinks, Wi-Fi, gratuities, and even business-class air on certain categories are all folded into the fare. The suites are the largest in luxury cruising at every category level, and the service ratio of nearly one crew member per guest means nothing goes unnoticed. Seven Seas Splendor and Grandeur are the standouts in the current fleet, and Seven Seas Prestige arriving in late 2026 will raise the bar further.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises has built its reputation on a simple but powerful promise: the most inclusive luxury experience at sea. While other luxury lines include beverages or gratuities, Regent wraps virtually everything into the fare — unlimited shore excursions in every port, all speciality dining, premium wines and spirits, unlimited Wi-Fi, pre-paid gratuities, valet laundry, and, for higher suite categories, business-class air, private transfers, and personal butler service. The result is an experience where guests genuinely never need to sign a bill or calculate a tip, and that friction-free quality permeates the entire voyage.
The fleet of six all-suite ships — Seven Seas Navigator, Mariner, Voyager, Explorer, Splendor, and the 2023-launched Grandeur — offers the most spacious accommodation in luxury cruising at every category level. Even entry-level Veranda Suites are generous, while Penthouse and Regent Suites deliver genuinely residential proportions with separate living areas, walk-in wardrobes, and private balconies large enough for alfresco dining. Seven Seas Grandeur features original artwork by Picasso and Miro and a commissioned Faberge egg — details that reflect Regent’s commitment to creating a genuine sense of occasion. The upcoming Seven Seas Prestige, arriving in late 2026, introduces a new 77,000-tonne ship class and the Skyview Regent Suite — at 8,794 square feet, the largest all-inclusive suite in cruise history.
Dining across the fleet is a genuine strength. The flagship Compass Rose restaurant serves French-Continental cuisine with open seating, while speciality venues including Prime 7 steakhouse, Pacific Rim, Chartreuse, and the Sette Mari at Regent trattoria provide variety without surcharges. The crew-to-guest ratio of nearly one-to-one ensures that service is attentive and personalised, with staff who remember preferences and anticipate needs throughout the voyage.
Regent’s itineraries span the globe — Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Alaska, Caribbean, Asia, South Pacific, Africa, and South America — with particular strength in longer voyages and full world cruises that appeal to the line’s loyal, well-travelled clientele. The unlimited included shore excursion programme is a genuine differentiator, encouraging guests to explore every port rather than weighing up costs, and Regent’s curated Go Local and Regent Choice excursions add depth beyond the standard offerings.
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