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Seven Seas Voyager® is designed so you can enjoy the outdoors just as much as the indoors while you cruise. Take a look at all the places you can watch the sunset at the end of another perfect day, including your private balcony. Seven Seas Voyager® offers a wide range of itineraries. Choose popular Mediterranean ports like Barcelona and Venice or more remote destinations like Dakar on the coast of West Africa or Ushuaia on the tip of Cape Horn. You’ll find time spent on board the ship to be just as enriching as time ashore. Relax by the pool, compete in a friendly game of trivia or bocce ball, indulge in treats at afternoon tea and gain insight from an expert lecturer.
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Offer ID: 1633845
Ship Name: Seven Seas Voyager®
Sailing: Friday, Jul 02, 2027
Length: 12 Nights
OFFER ID: 1633845
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London is known worldwide as an entertainment capital, a center for the arts, a center of rich and varied heritage, a 'green' city, and waterfront attraction center. The city is alive with theaters, clubs, pubs, casinos and entertainment venues, making it a day or night out to remember. Southampton is the main regional centre for the arts, offering quality, variety and choice. Southampton has a rich and varied heritage, five excellent museums covering all aspects of the city's past and the remains of the medieval town walls. Southampton's rich heritage of parks and open spaces make it probably 'the Greenest City in the UK'. Whether it's shopping, eating out or taking in great events, there's always something to see and do on the attractive waterfront.
This medieval harbor of Fowey is crowded with trawlers and yachts, giving the town a brisk purposeful character and allowing visitors and residents alike to experience the best of Cornwall.
Cobh’s landmark Cathedral clings miraculously to the town’s steep slopes as they sweep down to the sea of Cork Harbour. That was also the last bit of Irish soil millions of Irish had under their feet before emigrating from here across the oceans in the last century. This tragic part of the nation’s history as well as Cobh’s historic and maritime story is brought alive in the splendid Interpretative Centre.
Nestled in southeast Ireland, Waterford combines low farmland and sandy coastlines with rugged landscape typical of County Cork. The town is an ancient Viking settlement whose roots go back to the 8th century. Even today there is a medieval feel about Waterford with its ancient fortifications, 18th century cathedrals, and fine Georgian houses, particularly around The Mall, George's Street and O'Connell Street. While the town is charming, it regained world recognition with the re-opening of the crystal factory offering once again the famous, exquisite glassware of the town's name. Take a walking tour of Historic Waterford to get an understanding of Waterford's complex history. The 70-foot Reginald's Tower was built in the 11th century. Climb the stone spiral staircase for a great view of the city. The ruins of French Church are part of a Dominican monastery built in 1240 AD given to Huguenot refugees in the 17th century. The Theater Royal and City Hall are considered architectural masterpieces by John Roberts.
Holyhead is the largest town on the island of Anglesey and a busy ferry port. The town has a number of interesting attractions and is a bustling shopping and visitors area. Around Holyhead there is excellent fishing, golfing and,of course, sailing facilities. Couple this with wonderful scenery, walks and beaches and you can easily lose yourself and relax for a few days. A day trip by ferry to sample the wonderful Dublin is easily achievable. Anglesey has a number of both historic and prehistoric sites close-by. The maritime museum in Holyhead is well worth a visit with exhibits on 100 or so shipwrecks that have taken place in the vicinity. Stroll' down to South Stack Lighthouse.
Douglas has been the capital, principal port, and ferry terminal of the island since 1869, the island itself having become a Crown possession in 1828. It gets its name from the Dhoo and Glass Rivers. Douglas, which developed around smuggling, now has light industry, tourism, the seat of the island's parliament, the Tynwald and House of Keys (oldest parliament in the world). Douglas boasts Castle Mona (1804), and the Tower of Refuge (1832), as well as the impressive Manx Electric Railway (1893) and Douglas horse-drawn trams (1876), both of which are still in service. Located along the Irish Sea, the Isle of Man and its wooded hills and jagged coastline offer some of the country’s most spectacular scenery. The island was once occupied by Celts who left behind Iron Age forts and huts. Though Romans never settled here, it is believed Celtic Christianity was introduced by St. Patrick and flourished from the fifth century to eighth century when Vikings conquered the island. On the island visit the Calf of Man bird sanctuary, and Castle Rushen at Castletown, the former capital.
Liverpool – just saying the name automatically brings the world’s most famous group to mind – The Beatles. Liverpool however has more to offer visitors though than just Beatles memorabilia. Located on the Irish Sea on the mouth of the Mersey River, Liverpool is one of England’s most important seaports, second only to London. A bustling port for the exchanging of goods, it is also a passenger port for those traveling to Ireland. Several churches in the city are notable; among them is the Anglican Cathedral, built in 1904 which is one of the largest ecclesiastical structures in the world. There are several museums in the city as well, the Walker Art Gallery and the Merseyside County Museum.
Greenock - a town slightly west of Glasgow - has a waterfront surrounded by hills and is composed of a bustling industrial area and a residential area with a 19th-century flavor. Glasgow's top attraction, the Burrell Collection, was amassed by wealthy industrialist Sir William Burrell before it was donated to the city and is now housed in a prize-winning museum in Pollok Country Park. This collection includes everything from Chinese porcelain and medieval furniture to paintings by Renoir and Cézanne. Visit the granite cross above town, a proud memorial to French sailors who fought in the Battle of the Atlantic and lost their lives. Enjoy a short ferry ride to the Scottish Highlands. Explore the statue, scientific library, museum, and the Watt School of Engineering, Navigation, Radio, and Radar that commemorate James Watt (discoverer of steam power) who was born in Greenock. Travel to Glasgow and visit George Square, Glasgow's oldest public square. Shortbread is a traditional recipe of Scotland and should not be missed.
The Orkney Islands are different from mainland Britain and reflect the original 9th century Viking settlement. In addition to Norse heritage are remains of prehistoric monuments such as Stenness Standing Stones at Finstown. Steep-roofed stone houses line streets winding around medieval St. Magnus Cathedral. A museum featuring Orkney artifacts is housed in 16th-century Tankerness House. Other attractions include Maes Howe, Britain's best-preserved megalithic tomb, and the stone-age village Skara Brae. Rock circles, cairns, standing stones, ancient tombs and prehistoric villages are scattered about, gaining these islands international recognition. Only the walls and tower of the 12-century residence, Bishop's Palace, stand. The top of the tower affords a great view of the cathedral and across Kirkwall rooftops. Earl's Palace dates from 1600. Its style blends medieval fierceness with elements of French Renaissance architecture - featuring dungeons, massive fireplaces and magnificent central hall. A good mile south of town is Highland Park - the "most northerly legal distillery in Scotland."
Dominated by the ramparts of Edinburgh Castle, this picturesque city offers shopping on Princes Street, the grandeur of the Royal Mile, St. Giles Cathedral and historic Palace of Holyrood House, where Queen Mary lived and many Scottish kings were wed. Or you could venture across the moors to marvel at the scenic Highlands.
Dominated by the ramparts of Edinburgh Castle, this picturesque city offers shopping on Princes Street, the grandeur of the Royal Mile, St. Giles Cathedral and historic Palace of Holyrood House, where Queen Mary lived and many Scottish kings were wed. Or you could venture across the moors to marvel at the scenic Highlands.

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Special Dietary Needs - Advance Notice Required

Guests with special dietary requests should advise Regent Seven Seas Cruises of any special dietary requirements 90 days prior to sailing by sending an e-mail to rsscops@rssc.com. General dietary needs such as low salt or low cholesterol foods can be satisfied onboard the ship just by speaking with the dining wait staff.

Pregnancy Policy

Regent Seven Seas Cruises cannot accept guests who will have entered their 24th week of pregnancy by the beginning of, or at any time during, the cruise.

Smoking Policy

Smoking is prohibited in all suites, staterooms and balconies fleet-wide. In addition, cigarette, electronic cigarette or cigar smoking is not permitted in any enclosed dining areas, whether it be the ship's main dining rooms, the alternate dining venues or the outdoor dining areas. Electronic cigarette smoking is permitted throughout the ship with the exception of the dining areas mentioned above.

Cigarette smoking is only permitted in designated areas of the outdoor pool area and the following public rooms:

  • Connoisseur Club
  • Horizon Lounge (outdoor one side designated area)
  • Pool area (designated area opposite side of the Pool Bar)

Cigar Smoking is only permitted in the Connoisseur Club and the designated area on the opposite side of the Pool Bar.

Pipe smoking is only permitted in the Connoisseur Club. Pipe smoking in open deck areas is considered an extreme fire hazard and is not permitted.

Failure to comply with the above-stated policy will result in guests being asked to leave the ship at their expense, without refund or credit for the unused portion of their cruise.

Wheelchair Access & Special Needs

Guests with any medical condition(s) that require special services, including travel with medical apparatus, should advise Regent Seven Seas Cruises in writing at time of booking. Please note some ports-of-call may not be suitable for guests with limited mobility and special arrangements may need to be made.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises' wheelchairs on board are for emergency purposes only. Guests requiring a wheelchair for mobility must bring their own.

For guests requiring oxygen equipment, an oxygen concentrator is the only form of oxygen equipment allowed aboard ship, and must be provided by the guest.

Regent has the right to refuse or revoke passage to anyone who, in its judgment, is in a physical, mental or emotional condition unfit for travel or whose comfort on board may be compromised due to situations beyond the care that can be provided by Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

Library
Internet Café
Show Lounge
Casino
Nightclub
Card Room
Bar(s)/Lounge(s)
Conference Room/Conference Center
Television / Radio
In-Stateroom Movies
Private Safe
Hair Dryer
Minibar and/or Refrigerator
Spacious Closet(s)
Bath Robes
Bath Amenities/Toiletries
Complimentary Bottled Water (and/or Other Beverages)
Daily Newspaper
Sitting Area
Slippers
Guest Lecturers
Internet Access

Computer centers are centrally-located on each ship and Internet access is available for a nominal fee. Wireless access is available throughout the ship, including most suites, and is generally available at a speed of 640kb, but does vary. Please be advised that bandwidth-heavy applications such as Skype and MagicJack are not permitted to be used onboard.

Mobile devices utilizing the internet via a cellular carrier's network (4G for example) instead of the ship's wireless access, will be treated as cell phone usage and roaming charges will apply. Any costs associated will be billed directly through the guest's cell phone provider, and not through the ship. Check www.cellularatsea.com/guest_services.htm for more information.

Classes and Workshops
Educational/Enrichment Programs
Evening Entertainment
Wine Tasting Seminars
24-hour Room Service
Dining Style: Open Seating
Dining Style: Flexible Dining Options
Formal Restaurant(s)
Casual Dining Venue(s)
Alternative Specialty Restaurant(s)

Some of the alternative restaurants require reservations.

Complimentary Wine With Dinner
Al Fresco Dining
All Beverages Included In Cruise Fare
Café/Coffee Bar
Dining Style: Formal Nights and Casual Evenings
Boutique(s) (duty-free)
Elevators
Beauty Salon
Self-Service Laundromat
Concierge Desk
Infirmary / Medical Center

Each ship has a licensed and registered doctor and nurse for professional and emergency services, which are available at customary charges. The ships' medical centers are designed to provide medical care for certain temporary illnesses and accidents, and are not intended or capable of providing on-going treatment of pre-existing medical conditions.

Dry Cleaning/Laundry
Business Services
Jogging Track
Shuffleboard
Heated Pool
Full Service Spa
Fitness Center
Sauna
Aerobics and/or Cardio Instruction
Weight Machines
Free Weights
Cardio Equipment
Ping Pong
Acupuncture Treatments
Outdoor Swimming Pool(s)
Putting Greens
Whirlpool(s)
Youth Counselor Staff
Seasonal Children's Program
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Statistics

Year Built:2003
Year Refurbished:2017
Year Entered Present Fleet:2003
Previous name:
County of Registry:The Bahamas
Tonnage (GRT):42363
PAX (basis 2):700
Max Pax (inc. Uppers):700
Passenger Decks:9
Number of Crew:447
Officers' Nationality:European
Cruise/Hotel Staff Nationality:International

Stateroom

Suites with balcony:0
Suites (no balcony)0
Ocean View with balcony0
Ocean View (no balcony)0
Accomodations Inside4
Total number of accomodations in all categories353

Ship Reviews

Cruise Reviews Reflect The Opinions Of Travel Editors And Cruisers / Readers And May Not Represent Those Of Our Company.

Wonderful, friendly staff. ★★★★ August 7

Pros: Wonderful, friendly staff.

Cons: Food not as good as we remembered it.

Review: No Review

Crew, food quality, condition of ship, roominess ★★★★★ June 4

Pros: Crew, food quality, condition of ship, roominess

Cons: None

Review: No Review

Fabulous Crew and interesting shore excursions ★★★ January 29

Pros: Fabulous Crew and interesting shore excursions

Cons: Old worn out ship. Certainly not the luxury I would expect with Regent.

Review: No Review

The focus on Portugal and Spain was amazing, and September was the perfect time to go. ★★★★★ September 28

Pros: The focus on Portugal and Spain was amazing, and September was the perfect time to go.

Cons: The ship has some tired places, but she is scheduled for complete refurbishment next year I was told.

Review: No Review

Comfortable bedding, friendly staff, shore excursions staff onboard extremely efficient and organized ★★★★★ July 12

Pros: Comfortable bedding, friendly staff, shore excursions staff onboard extremely efficient and organized

Cons: Ship is tired- needs update, lack of technology in stateroom, inconsistent service in restaurant, room service food quality

Review: The Voyager is beginning to show its age, with certain areas feeling a bit worn and in need of updating. That said, the overall experience remains highly enjoyable, thanks largely to the exceptional staff, who were consistently friendly, attentive, and accommodating throughout the trip. One of the standout features of the cruise was the dining experience. We were especially impressed with the quality of the food in Compass Rose—surprisingly, it surpassed that of the specialty restaurants. Liquor choices onboard were extensive, and while the complimentary wines were varied—some excellent, others less memorable—there was always something to suit the occasion. The suites were another highlight: spacious, well-appointed, and featuring large bathrooms and luxurious, comfortable bedding. Cabin attendants were warm, responsive, and meticulous, contributing greatly to our comfort. The complimentary laundry service was a particularly convenient and efficient bonus. We also appreciated the well-organized shore excursions desk. They were efficient, helpful, and flexible when it came to making changes, which made planning and adjusting our outings stress-free. Overall, while the ship would benefit from some refurbishments, the top-notch service, comfortable accommodations, and well-executed amenities make the Voyager a solid choice for a luxury cruise.

Service and Food ★★★★ March 10

Pros: Service and Food

Cons: Evening show (dancers/singers), Paid for best wifi and was still spotty

Review: The staff were mostly warm and friendly, cheerful and helpful. The food was 8/10. The complimentary laundry was a big plus. We loved the ports but was disappointed with Nuku Hiva. Bora Bora was our favorite and we loved the overnight. The ship is obviously old, but in good condition.

Passenger to Crew Ratio. Impeccable service. No waiting for anything! ★★★★★ November 2

Pros: Passenger to Crew Ratio. Impeccable service. No waiting for anything!

Cons: Entertainment was underwhelming but not important to us.

Review: I have never experienced a lack of waiting (for anything) on a cruise ship before. The impeccable service was clearly a focus for Regent and you could tell the management has made this a priority from boarding the ship to the attention to the smallest details while onboard.

top notch staff! fabulous cruise itinerary ★★★★ October 14

Pros: top notch staff! fabulous cruise itinerary

Cons: sporadic hot water service and terrible internet service

Review: We have traveled to over 50 countries and eight cruises with five cruise lines. We booked this for the cruise itinerary and the excellent reputation of Regent. The staff is outstanding, helpful and welcoming. The captain kept us informed on pending weather and its implications for the ride. The ship is nice but it is due for a remodeling, especially the Chartreuse and Prime Seven dining rooms as well as inroom hot water service and ship internet service. The elevators were fast and efficient. The shore excursions were plentiful and varied. We went on an excursion every day they were offered and they were well planned with excellent transportation and guides. We had superb and also very average meals. The menus are available on the suite televisions and they are nicely varied in choice. The quality of the preparation varied. For the most part, the beef was not prime except for the beef tenderloin in the beef Wellington the last night (which was EXCEPTIONAL!) Our suite had a single sink (we prefer two sinks) and no ambient lighting in the bathroom at night and no 100 outlet in the bathroom for a nightlight.

top notch staff! fabulous cruise itinerary ★★★★ October 13

Pros: top notch staff! fabulous cruise itinerary

Cons: sporadic hot water service and terrible internet service

Review: We have traveled to over 50 countries and eight cruises with five cruise lines. We booked this for the cruise itinerary and the excellent reputation of Regent. The staff is outstanding, helpful and welcoming. The captain kept us informed on pending weather and its implications for the ride. The ship is nice but it is due for a remodeling, especially the Chartreuse and Prime Seven dining rooms as well as inroom hot water service and ship internet service. The elevators were fast and efficient. The shore excursions were plentiful and varied. We went on an excursion every day they were offered and they were well planned with excellent transportation and guides. We had superb and also very average meals. The menus are available on the suite televisions and they are nicely varied in choice. The quality of the preparation varied. For the most part, the beef was not prime except for the beef tenderloin in the beef Wellington the last night (which was EXCEPTIONAL!) Our suite had a single sink (we prefer two sinks) and no ambient lighting in the bathroom at night and no 100 outlet in the bathroom for a nightlight.

top notch staff! fabulous cruise itinerary ★★★★ October 11

Pros: top notch staff! fabulous cruise itinerary

Cons: sporadic hot water service and terrible internet service

Review: We have traveled to over 50 countries and eight cruises with five cruise lines. We booked this for the cruise itinerary and the excellent reputation of Regent. The staff is outstanding, helpful and welcoming. The captain kept us informed on pending weather and its implications for the ride. The ship is nice but it is due for a remodeling, especially the Chartreuse and Prime Seven dining rooms as well as inroom hot water service and ship internet service. The elevators were fast and efficient. The shore excursions were plentiful and varied. We went on an excursion every day they were offered and they were well planned with excellent transportation and guides. We had superb and also very average meals. The menus are available on the suite televisions and they are nicely varied in choice. The quality of the preparation varied. For the most part, the beef was not prime except for the beef tenderloin in the beef Wellington the last night (which was EXCEPTIONAL!) Our suite had a single sink (we prefer two sinks) and no ambient lighting in the bathroom at night and no 100 outlet in the bathroom for a nightlight.

top notch staff! fabulous cruise itinerary ★★★★ October 8

Pros: top notch staff! fabulous cruise itinerary

Cons: sporadic hot water service and terrible internet service

Review: We have traveled to over 50 countries and eight cruises with five cruise lines. We booked this for the cruise itinerary and the excellent reputation of Regent. The staff is outstanding, helpful and welcoming. The captain kept us informed on pending weather and its implications for the ride. The ship is nice but it is due for a remodeling, especially the Chartreuse and Prime Seven dining rooms as well as inroom hot water service and ship internet service. The elevators were fast and efficient. The shore excursions were plentiful and varied. We went on an excursion every day they were offered and they were well planned with excellent transportation and guides. We had superb and also very average meals. The menus are available on the suite televisions and they are nicely varied in choice. The quality of the preparation varied. For the most part, the beef was not prime except for the beef tenderloin in the beef Wellington the last night (which was EXCEPTIONAL!) Our suite had a single sink (we prefer two sinks) and no ambient lighting in the bathroom at night and no 100 outlet in the bathroom for a nightlight.

Food, laundry service, excursions ★★★★ September 4

Pros: Food, laundry service, excursions

Cons: Regent flight travel agency, Gastric disease on ship (pro, excessively cleaned it)

Review: Overall, wonderful trip. Food & services were great. Very knowledgeable tour guides, including making sure we didn't have to wait too long for anything. Loved that it was all inclusive, no nickel & diming once underway! Would definitely recommend it. That being said, Regent really needs to work on their flights; most guests (me included) complained about multiple hops. Although minimal, Regent really shouldn't charge to move to a better itinerary, since they don't get approval before booking.

The staff was always pleasant and did so much for us, with a smile. The food was very good. ★★★★ July 17

Pros: The staff was always pleasant and did so much for us, with a smile. The food was very good.

Cons: The shower was too small. The deck was too small. The bath tub is wasted space.

Review: Regent completely failed on their transportation from the airport to the ship. We waited over two and a half hours at the airport, for a car to come and get us. After three phone calls, a person showed up. Told us to sit and wait and someone would come to transport us. Regent is not available by phone for help, or questions if it is after 5:00, and sometimes weekends. We arrived at the May Fair in London and the end of our cruise. We were told there would be a Regent associate at the hotel there was not. We had to call and reassure ourselves that we would have transportation to the airport the next day. No representative from Regent ever showed up, or contacted us at the hotel. The May Fair Hotel location is great. However, the room was a disappointment. No amenities, very low uncomfortable bed, The shower leaked onto the floor, no hair dryer. The view from our room was a piece of broken plywood.

Itinerary was great; on-board lecture series and entertainment were great. Cabin was great. ★★★★ September 8

Pros: Itinerary was great; on-board lecture series and entertainment were great. Cabin was great.

Cons: Itinerary was changed and we missed an entire country. Tenders to most ports were a delaying factor every morning. Some of the excursions were closed to us and some of them were a waste of time.

Review: Ship is showing its age, but the cabin was very comfortable. Crew and staff were very accommodating. Food was solid. Travel arrangements were great. Excursions were uneven and some guides were good and others useless. No boxes to hear on excursions so guides had to yell.

Our flight and hotel accommodations were superb. ★★★★ August 14

Pros: Our flight and hotel accommodations were superb.

Cons: Unfortunately on our flight back to USA we sat in the back rows of business class and had 4 screaming kids all 9 plus hours. Even the head phones didn’t help the chaos!

Review: Our trip was fabulous. The ship’s staff was very good. Our only disappointment was a ship’s staff worker at front desk was very rude to Ned. His name was Juan. The hurry up and wait on off shore tours can be annoying. One guide never showed up and half of our schooner trip was cancelled and sent back to ship. Also on a walking tour in Christiansand our guide was extremely slow and talked about inane things that didn’t apply to our tour. Finally around 9 of us took off on our own. Our butler and maid were wonderful along with the dining staff. All in all, a great trip.

The officers/staff, cuisine and venues, entertainment, the feeling of "coming home again!" ★★★★★ August 4

Pros: The officers/staff, cuisine and venues, entertainment, the feeling of "coming home again!"

Cons: Weather - Fog......but who can control that?

Review: While not one of the newer ships in the fleet, the Seven Seas Voyager still presents a luxury cruise experience. The officers and crew were some of the best I have sailed with. The cuisine and dining venues were excellent and I love the ability to experience the specialty restaurant luncheon cuisine in Compass rose every day. Even while Covid is still an issue, we found the sanitation protocols to be thoughtful and effective.....and we felt quite safe on the ship. The entertainment on this sailing was some of the best I've experienced in a while...a variety of pianist, comedian/magicians, an opera quartet, Beatles tribute band and the normal ship troupe. No complaints at all on this cruise....one of our favorites and great itinerary!

Service, Quality, Entertainment,Dining, Excursions! ★★★★★ June 19

Pros: Service, Quality, Entertainment,Dining, Excursions!

Cons: Confusing embarkation, multiple document checks, but obviously necessary

Review: Professional staff on all levels! Especially John, our Cruise Director. Beautiful ship, Excellent service. Ease and professionalism of all shore excursions. Interesting ports of call(Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre,ect). Covid procedures exceptionally adhered.

Staff and food were amazing ★★★★★ May 23

Pros: Staff and food were amazing

Cons: Internet access was virtually non-functional

Review: LOVED this cruise. Unfortunately I still had to do a little work while onboard and the limited internet made it quite frustrating to get the work done quickly and efficiently.

★★★★★ March 2

Pros: No Pros

Cons: No Cons

Review: The service and all of the crew were truly outstanding in meeting our every need or request. The food in Compas Rose was always outstanding. We only ate in Prime 7 one time, and it was very good. Chartreuse was disappoining. The rack of lamb was looked like two small lamb chops with long boned. Our friends and people sitting at an adjacent table had the same very odd rack of lamb. On my next visit to Chartreuse I ordered the lobster, and was served what looked like a deep friend chunk of lobster meat- very disappointing. Others on ship I spoke to shared in my negative view of Chartreuse. The pre cruise first day site seeing tour was too much time on a bus, no toilet stops, and a totally disappoining experience such that we and many others did not go on the next day's site seeing tour.

This itinerary spent 3 days in Israel over Rosh Hashana- a wonderful experience! ★★★★★ November 6

Pros: This itinerary spent 3 days in Israel over Rosh Hashana- a wonderful experience!

Cons: "Included" internet was painfully slow.

Review: The ship was beautiful, but the best part was the staff. They were amazing. The service level exceeded all our expectations. Of course, it's hard to go wrong when everything is included - a great value! The included excursions were wonderful. The groups were not too large and the included excursions went to all the "must see" sights in every destination. We started in Athens, stopped in Rhodes, Cyprus, 3 days in Israel, Crete, Malta, Sicily, Naples, and ended in Civitavecchia.

Size of the boat and only 600 passengers. Food and accommodations were top notch. ★★★★★ September 11

Pros: Size of the boat and only 600 passengers. Food and accommodations were top notch.

Cons: Only complaint would be the WiFi. Very bad and very slow!

Review: This was the first time to cruise for a couple that went with us, and they are now hooked on cruising. Regent is an excellent cruise line.

All the standard pluses: good size cabin with balcony, good food options, plus major renovation within last year or so, and if showed. Compass Rose dining room update is fantastic. ★★★★ July 24

Pros: All the standard pluses: good size cabin with balcony, good food options, plus major renovation within last year or so, and if showed. Compass Rose dining room update is fantastic.

Cons: Food very good, but seldom great. Not clear why not great, should be.

Review: We started in Venice with pre-cruise stay. Stayed at Kempinski San Clemente Palace. Off the charts! Former monastery on its own island in the lagoon. First class in all respects. We’ve cruised 3 times with Regent in the past. Have never seen so many families with children. Normally cruise Sept - Oct when schools in session may explain. Also, in the past nightly musical programs were always well attended. Not so this cruise. Hard to understand. Felt badly for the performers who were very good.

Lovely offsite excursions. Accomdations were excellent as was the food. ★★★★★ June 18

Pros: Lovely offsite excursions. Accomdations were excellent as was the food.

Cons: No opportunity to dinner off the ship except for the last night in Venice. Part of the fun for us is enjoying dinner off the ship!

Review: All in all, a wonderful 12 days on a marvelous ship with terrific staff and amenities!

Service, cabins, food and no long queues ★★★★★ June 2

Pros: Service, cabins, food and no long queues

Cons: Evening shows were not that great.

Review: The staff/crew were truly outstanding. Genuinely warm, friendly and eager to please. The ship is looking great - from all the common areas to the cabins! Elegant and refined. The food was excellent , especially Prime 7.

Enjoyed the cruise. Really loved the size of the room and the walk in closet ★★★★ May 8

Pros: Enjoyed the cruise. Really loved the size of the room and the walk in closet

Cons: Some times the service at dinner was a little slow so we missed the entertainment

Review: Some of the paid tours did not live up to the added cost when you compare the value to the free excursions. Did mention the specific tour to the representative. Did not attend any shows as we dined too late. Also spent most of our time off the ship touring vs activity on the ship. Did play bingo.

The all inclusive experience is a good one. Almost all excursions were excellent. ★★★★★ April 28

Pros: The all inclusive experience is a good one. Almost all excursions were excellent.

Cons: Air arrangements were not so good. Docking in Haifa as opposed to Tel Aviv seemed crazy for several reasons.

Review:

See above.

Every aspect of cruise well organized and service enjoyed by all ★★★★★ November 17

Pros: Every aspect of cruise well organized and service enjoyed by all

Cons: Difficulty hearing on the shore excuriosn that did not use voice boxes (dueto crowds)

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Itineray from Athens to Rome included Rhodes, Cyprus,3 days Israel,Crete, Malta, Sorenta, Rome. Very long but well guided shore excursions. Clients must be able to do 13 hour excursions with walking to really benefit Israel.

Staff, Service, Food, Atmosphere. ★★★★★ June 6

Pros: Staff, Service, Food, Atmosphere.

Cons: None

Review: Such a wonderful experience. The ship has been newly renovated and the staff was great. The food was out of this world and served at a nice pace by a welcoming, knowledgeable professionals. Highly Recommend this ship.

Excellent tours. ★★★★ February 8

Pros: Excellent tours.

Cons: Foods too salty for our taste, alarm went off 3 times in our stateroom.

Review: We enjoyed the cruise with friends.

Service, Free Excursions, Hotels & Transfers ★★★★ November 21

Pros: Service, Free Excursions, Hotels & Transfers

Cons: None

Review: Very Enjoyable Cruise & Will Certainly Choose Regent Again

Great Selection of Ports ★★★★ July 28

Pros: Great Selection of Ports

Cons: Daily port stops..Not enough time to enjoy the activities and programs on ship

Review: Port intensive

Service and accommodations are marvelous! ★★★★★ April 11

Pros: Service and accommodations are marvelous!

Cons: none

Review: I recommend his trip to everyone

Itinerary, Cuisine, Staff ★★★★ March 22

Pros: Itinerary, Cuisine, Staff

Cons: Entertainment, Daily activities

Review:

The staff is incredible! They are professional and highly trained in every aspect of their job. They do not miss the smallest of details and make sure you are comfortable and taken care of in every way. They seem to really enjoy their jobs too which makes it so pleasant to be cruising with such a wonderful staff. Dining in the main restaurant Compass Rose was a treat every night. The cuisine and presentation was the best we have had. The decor is fabulous. The lighting soft and elegant. They even have quiet tables for two. There was never a wait to be seated. The new menu offers you every choice you can imagine. There is hardly a need to make reservations at the specialty restaurants but we did. Prime 7 is the best Steakhouse at sea! Always perfect with anything you order. Chartreuse is their French restaurant. It is lovely but French is just not for us. Sette Mari is their Italian casual restaurant.  We thoroughly enjoyed this restaurant a number of times. The selection was amazing with a full menu and salad bar that included everything under the sun. There is a new line up for the entertainment but I have to say I miss the Jean Ann Ryan girls! We always enjoyed the full orchestra and music in the different lounges around the ship. This seemed to be lacking on this sailing. The suites are beautifully appointed and well received with new furnishing and bedding. I did miss the cabinets around the desk area but I got used to it. The desk area is small but they made up for it by adding a nice marble table for the sofa area. Some how they always make the space work. This was the best Itinerary I have ever seen for New Zealand/Australia. We had many ports of call with just enough sea days to enjoy the ship and relax. We had fabulous weather with beautiful sunsets every night. I highly recommend Regent Seven Seas Voyager and this fantastic Itinerary.

Unusual itinerary, permitting visits to the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela ★★★★★ December 9

Pros: Unusual itinerary, permitting visits to the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao and a pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela

Cons: Weather was not conducive to outdoor activities on the ship

Review: The trip was wonderful, as Regent trips always are. The staff is attentive, the amenities are all there and everything works (except the laundromat, part of the time), and the excursions are mostly included. We took two special extra-charge trips, one to Santiago and one to Bordeaux, but our on-board credits covered the costs, as well as paying for items from the gift shop and a massage. The entertainment was good, the spa and gym activities rather less than one finds on a larger ship. People as always are interesting and the lecturer covered very interesting and pertinent topics. We look forward to another Regent trip in the future.

onboard service; dining experience ★★★★★ October 30

Pros: onboard service; dining experience

Cons: hardward a bit "dated", but ship went into dry dock for refurbishment the day we got off

Review: The cruise offered a wonderful and unique itinerary that started with a relaxing day at sea, and included an overnight in Bordeaux, France; a visit to Bilbao and La Coruna, Spain; stops in Oporto and Lisbon, Portugal; sailing through the Straight of Gilbraltar; a visit to Cadiz (and Seville), Spain and another relaxing day at sea before arriving in Barcelona. The service aboard the Voyager was exceptional as always, and the food was equally wonderful. The entertainment on board was full of talented singers and dancers and was well received by all guests. We were blessed with great weather every day except one (rain for 1/2 day in Cadiz). The casino was pretty empty for most of the cruise, and the bars shut down most nights before midnight. The food and the service in the alternative dining venues was exceptional, but if you didn't make advance reservations, it was difficult to get in at the last minute.

★★★★ October 22

Pros: No Pros

Cons: No Cons

Review: Had a fantastic time

All inclusive, all beautiful, all attentive staff, all veranda, loved it! ★★★★★ September 13

Pros: All inclusive, all beautiful, all attentive staff, all veranda, loved it!

Cons: none, it will be refurbed shortly (But didn't need too much attention)

Review: The Regent Voyager was our home for 12 nights in August 2016. We boarded in Southampton and sailed to Stockholm. We stopped in Bruges, Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Riga, Tallinn, St. Petersburg, Helsinki and disembarked in Stockholm. The ports were amazing! My new favorites are Amsterdam and Tallinn. We had a group of 65 guests and from the agents feed back before I sailed I knew I was going to have a great group. We had celebrated several birthdays 2 major anniversaries, and we had a small unofficial renewal of vows while in St Petersburg during a special evening! The staff was great, the food was incredible, and the ship was in great shape, although it will be re furbished shortly, I didn't really see much wear and tear. So once she is out of dry dock in October she will be the belle of the ball! Overall I have enjoyed Regent Seven Seas cruises for my past 3 and I am a big fan! I love the included excursions, tips and cocktails. We always tip regardless , but the fact the no one is expecting it makes for a smooth and easy trip. Regent really is the most inclusive luxury experience out there!

Everything ★★★★★ July 26

Pros: Everything

Cons: none

Review: The Cruise Ship was in Ship-Shape, the food was delicious, the attention of the crew was great, we had a very enjoyable Trip

The inclusiveness of this cruise and the fact it is a luxury cruise line lives up to all that can be imagined and more. ★★★★★ June 7

Pros: The inclusiveness of this cruise and the fact it is a luxury cruise line lives up to all that can be imagined and more.

Cons: None

Review:

This cruise was well balanced with plenty of ports of call and enough seas days you could relax and enjoy the ship. The weather was extremely warm but manageable. There were plenty of shore excursions offered with a variety of light, moderate and strenuous activity to pick from. I highly recommend reading the complete description of the tours and pick accordingly.  The ship offered many on board activities during seas days and sailing hours. This cruise was part of the Smithsonian Collection by Smithsonian Journeys. This is an enrichment series that includes expert authors & historians. We had two wonderful speakers who gave engaging lectures through out our voyage. These lectures were a wealth of information for all the areas we visited. They were also available through out the cruise and interacted with the guests quite a bit. The staff on board was out of this world! They were always there to help you with anything and always with a smile. The cuisine and service was five star every night. We really enjoyed the specialty restaurants which require a reservation. If you do not have a reservation they will try and accommodate you if there is an opening or put you on a wait list. Internet service was a bit of a challenge at times but I believe it has improved with the added feature of free internet service which started the day we departed. This cruise and the itinerary is highly recommended.

All inclusive, friendly service ★★★★ February 24

Pros: All inclusive, friendly service

Cons: The ship is beginning to look a little worn, but will be refurbished in the fall.

Review: The Voyager is a wonderful ship. With 700 people it is a good size with enough activities and entertainment, and still not too large. The Smithsonian speaker onboard gave excellent talks prior to each port. Cabins are large with large walk in closets. I was in an aft cabin and had a lot of vibration at night. I was told all aft cabins, regardless of deck have this vibration problem.

Adventuresome guests, great dining, attentive, friendly waiters and staff in general, free shore excursions and all inclusive rate ★★★★ February 9

Pros: Adventuresome guests, great dining, attentive, friendly waiters and staff in general, free shore excursions and all inclusive rate

Cons: Some ports quite far from city (2 hour drive) Some ports have little to see. SS Voyager has a considerable vibration problem on all decks in the aft part of the ship. It is most noticeable in the dining room and once in bed in the cabins.

Review:

Exotic lands were seen, some very modern and some with an extremely poor population and hard to reach as they were a good distance from the ships port.   The Voyager is a very much beloved ship by passengers due to the friendly crew, the large cabins and very large walk in closets in the Deluxe Catagory, and for the Butler service and free laundry service for the suites allowing passengers to pack fewer changes of outfits.    Unlimited free shore excursions is a huge plus with Seven Seas and is the all inclusive nature of the cruise. 

Wonderful cruise with everything we wanted when we wanted it. ★★★★ October 27

Pros: Wonderful cruise with everything we wanted when we wanted it.

Cons: None

Review: We do not care for pop music, so we didn't bother with the live entertainment. Everything else was wonderful.

Superior service and food. All inclusive approach made everything easy. ★★★★★ October 18

Pros: Superior service and food. All inclusive approach made everything easy.

Cons: Rating of how strenuous tours were was questionable in some cases.

Review: Our first experience with Regent could not have been better. Regent will be the cruise line of choice for future trips.

A five star Home away from home. Excellent food and service. Ports are very interesting with outstanding guides. ★★★★★ October 13

Pros: A five star Home away from home. Excellent food and service. Ports are very interesting with outstanding guides.

Cons: Mismanagement of large crowds with huge delays particularly in the post cruise organization. Would suggest omitting the post cruise extension and making private plans

Review: Wonderful cruise. One could not ask for more in terms of exposure to fine art, ancient history and civilizations,history, exposure to different cultured.

Great itinerary with over eight UNESCO World Heritage sites included in the shore excursions. All tour guides were excellent. ★★★★★ September 8

Pros: Great itinerary with over eight UNESCO World Heritage sites included in the shore excursions. All tour guides were excellent.

Cons: Port intense itinerary. Some folks may find the schedule a little too busy with not a lot of sea days/quiet time.

Review: Ports of call included Stockholm Sweden, Helsinki Finland, St. Petersburg Russia, Tallinn Estonia, Riga Latvia , Copenhagen Denmark, Amsterdam Netherlands, Bruges Belgium ending in London which we added extra days on as well as in Stockholm at the beginning. Russia, Sweden, Denmark & London are on their own currency but it is easy to use euros or U.S. Dollars. Except for London which requires the British pound or credit card with chip technology. The free shore excursions included with Regent were plentiful and diverse. There always seems to be a hidden gem port of call. This one happened to be Riga Latvia. We took a picturesque excursion to Turaida and Sigulda, the castles were outside of Riga in the countryside with beautiful gardens including a giant sculpture garden. We also had a stop at Gutmana cave. After the tour we spent some time on our own in old town a UNESCO World Heritage site. Strolling through the maze of cobblestone streets flanked by historic buildings, soaring church steeples, cafes and boutiques. We enjoyed Regent's Voyager very much. The suites were the best laid out suites we have encounter. Very large walk in closet off the hallway. Bathroom was large with separate bath tub and shower. Vanity area plus another mirrored area in the hallway giving extra space for storage. Good sitting area and balcony. Beds were very comfortable. Staff was always helpful and friendly. Regent makes sure every guest gets a least one dinner in both restaurants. If they have space you can get in other evenings. The maitre d' worked to satisfy requests for reservations when there were cancellations. The ship layout was good but we missed having a lounge overlooking the back of the ship outside and enjoy dining outside in La Veranda restaurant. The weather was incredibly good with sunny cool/warm days. We prefer the fresh air of eating al fresco. Unfortunately they only have space for a limited number of tables. Front lounge was always a hit with sail always. Coffee Connection was always a busy place. In the mornings they could use another area for coffee and quick bites.

Beautiful ship and high quality crew suite was magnificent ★★★★ August 6

Pros: Beautiful ship and high quality crew suite was magnificent

Cons: Door lock was broke and unreparable for 10 days

Review: The weather didn't cooperate this trip as much as we would have liked and the door to the suite issues was a point of frustration. No attempt was made to try and offset this inconvenience with some sort monetary recognition or gift. I

All good ★★★★★ June 24

Pros: All good

Cons: I ate too much

Review: Staff and crew exceptional and always willing to help.

The staff is extremely accommodating - the suite and ship was kept immaculate - the butler was amazing - the itinerary was perfect with just enough sea days ★★★★★ May 29

Pros: The staff is extremely accommodating - the suite and ship was kept immaculate - the butler was amazing - the itinerary was perfect with just enough sea days

Cons: Ship internet is very slow and disconnects continually - got an intestinal bug from a dinner we ate in the desert

Review: Overall an truly unforgetable cruise - Regent still has it down as it relates to customer service, cleanliness, tours, food, and staff. I cannot say enough about the staff - they were absolutely amazing. They always a smile on their face and willing to go the extra mile. The tours were organized and the cruise director was a talented and entertaining man. The ship captain was readily accessible and very congenial. The ship doctor (had to visit due to a bug I caught eating food in the desert) was very kind and spent a lot of time with me. Fellow passengers (mostly British) were for the most part very happy as well (there are always a few that are complain about nothing)....the dress code on the ship is perfect - no mandatory formal nights.

Excellent food, service and accommodations. Love all inclusive. ★★★★ May 2

Pros: Excellent food, service and accommodations. Love all inclusive.

Cons: This itinerary was hot and many ports did not have much to offer including many venues were not air conditioned.

Review:

The Voyager is an all-balcony, all-suite ship that sails with a maximum of 700 passengers. The ship is beautiful, the cabins are fantastic, and the staff is very accommodating and professional. She is so spacious and the public rooms are laid out very well. The taupe fabrics, furniture, and décor of the ship are absolutely incredible. The beds and linens are really first class. There is a feeling that no cost was spared to make this the premier ship in the luxury market.
 
Regent has retained the intimate feeling of a small ship. Whether it is the layout of the ship or the fact that the space ration per passenger is so high, I never had that “big ship” feel. The main lounge has sight lines that are amazing. No columns block the view from anywhere in the room. With this state-of-the art lounge, the entertainment offerings have become better including a Cirque du Soleil event.
 
Pre-dinner and post show dancing is offered in the recently redesigned Horizons lounge where one can listen to live music pre-dinner and post show. The Observation Lounge at the top of the ship offers a beautiful forward view and nightly live music.
 
The pool deck has great outdoor furniture and features relaxation areas with comfy resort furniture. Adjacent is a pool grill which offers made to order grill food until 4 p.m. daily. A cookie and ice cream bar are adjacent. There is a wonderful coffee and snack bar on deck 5, almost like a Starbucks with both hot and cold coffees as well as specialty teas, cookies and snacks.
 
The cabins are wonderful. Every cabin has a balcony. The smallest cabin is 356 square feet. Nice marble bathrooms with a full tub and separate shower. Walk-in closet with tons of drawer space. The cabins have a high quality ambiance. The beds have down comforters and great mattresses. The wonderful cabin, private balcony, down comforters, and beautiful fabrics makes the cabin a place you do not want to leave.
 
The food was truly outstanding and the four distinctly different restaurants are incredible. The incredible options for dining really make this ship special. Signatures is the epitome of fine French cuisine in a truly sumptuous setting. Prime Seven features a fresh, distinctive décor and an innovative menu of the finest prime-aged steak and chops along with fresh seafood and poultry specialties. Compass Rose consistently offers fine dining with a wonderfully varied menu. For a more casual ambiance, La Veranda is a buffet for breakfast and lunch with an omelet station at breakfast and a pasta station and pizza kitchen during lunch. At night Sette Mari at La Veranda offers authentic Italian specialties. The restaurant takes on a completely different feel than you experience during the day.
 
Fares include free unlimited shore excursions, all shipboard gratuities; complimentary beverages, including select wines and spirits served throughout the ship; complimentary 24-hour room service; in-suite bar setup for suites with butler service; refrigerator stocked with soft drinks, beer and bottled water replenished daily, and much more. If you like entertainment, then this ship offers an outstanding lounge show. E-mail and internet access are available and very reasonably priced. There are many events planned throughout the day such as dance lessons, bridge lessons and play, mahjong play, afternoon tea and trivia, bingo, etc. Hard to find a complaint with this ship.

Fascinating look at this part of the world; particularly interesting being in a Cmommunist country/China and then the hybrid Hong Kong and then the democratic/capitalistic culture of Japan ★★★★ March 13

Pros: Fascinating look at this part of the world; particularly interesting being in a Cmommunist country/China and then the hybrid Hong Kong and then the democratic/capitalistic culture of Japan

Cons: Unexpectedly it was freezing cold; snowed in Beijing and food in China excursions away from trip not so good

Review:

Once again, our travel agent paved the way and made all arrangements easy!

All-Inclusive, excellent service, high passenger to space ratio, elegant yet contemporary and country club casual, superb dining ★★★★★ March 2

Pros: All-Inclusive, excellent service, high passenger to space ratio, elegant yet contemporary and country club casual, superb dining

Cons: Shore Excursion Access. Free Shore excursions tended to be basic ones and the sought after ones were waitlisted.

Review:

BASICS
The Voyager began service in 2003 and underwent a major multi-million dollar makeover in 2013, so it is pristine at the moment. Public areas include a fabulous library on Deck 7 with plenty of current reads. For once I didn't have the need to hoard  sought after books. The Card Room is where active Bridge Lessons and play were a draw to many passengers, supervised and led by 2 bridge Masters, Bev and Joe Meyers.   The card  room was a multi purpose room used for Hanukkah candle lighting, church services,  small lectures, etc.   The atrium lobby offered  the openness of nine decks, The Horizon Lounge where high tea takes place daily was a major gathering area as was the Voyager Lounge after the show each night for lively social dancing to Kasia and Boogie, a live edgy Duo.  The Canyon Ranch SpaClub had daily classes such as Walk a Mile, Wake up Stretch, Circuit Training, Ab Fabs, TRX and Yoga. The beauty salon was larger than most ships and high quality as Canyon Ranch now manages it. The Voyager is an All-Suites ship and I asked the housekeeping manger to show me the least desirable cabin on the ship and frankly it was very desirable. This is one ship where all cabins are suites with verandas, marble bathrooms with tub, walk in closet, safe,  simply perfectly appointed. The bed was so comfortable that I  slept better than I do at home tucked into lusciously soft European Duvets and sheets.
 
CUISINE  I met with the executive Chef Jonathan Smid, who at 35 has already made it to the top of the career ladder.  Jonathan is a brilliant Canadian trained  Chef who was formerly at the Four Seasons in addition to other stellar posts.  He runs the entire food service operation aboard and does it well.   The Compass Rose Restaurant is the Main dining Rooms and I must emphasize that the food is perfectly prepared and delicious as it is in the Fine Dining Restaurants onboard. The daily Canyon Ranch SpaClub selection was my choice quite easy and after 28 days I lost 2 pounds. How is that possible on any cruise ship? The Prime 7 Steakhouse had fabulous dry aged Prime beef as well as Lobster, Chicken, Lamb Chops, and Dover Sole. Prime 7 has seating for just 80 diners each night so it is the toughest reservation to snag. Signature is the Classic French Restaurant with Le Cordon Bleu trained Chefs. Signature seats 125, so its significantly larger than Prime 7. The best Wild Mushroom Soup I ever had in my life was savored at Signatures. Casual meals Breakfast through dinner are available at the Veranda, buffet style with a few made to order stations both inside on deck 11 and outside near the pool on deck 11. At night the Veranda transforms into Sette Mari - an Italian bistro that does not disappoint. The coffee bar on Deck 7 makes Illy expresso and coffees made to order. Illy Coffee is served throughout the ship.
 
ENTERTAINMENT never stops. The professional entertainment included the Jean Ryan Production shows with amazingly tall dancers all wonderful. The females looked like Rockettes tall, lean and talented. Every show was excellent. New Years Eve was special with a celebrity comedian, Yakov Smirnoff who performed 2 nights- Yakov was hilarious beyond words.
 
ONBOARD ACTIVITIES Each night in our suite would be a copy of Passages , the daily newsletter with the following days program. A typical day of Activities includes Enrichment Lectures from Smithsonian experts in 2015, Bridge Lessons, Social Dance Class - I never missed it  from Ballroom to Rumba, Tango to Salsa, the teachers were Alan and Lucy - Alan was a 3 time World Ballroom Champion who coaches instructors for DWTS.  Cooking Demonstrations by Paulette Mitchell cookbook author were exceptional. She is brilliant and engaging. Bocce Tournaments Croquet, Toss contests, Pool Volleyball, Bingo, Needlepoint, Canyon Ranch Lectures and more available to keep everyone active if desired.
 
SHORE EXCURSIONS
At every port, a Highlights and Panorama  Sightseeing Tour was offered.  Several African ports offered Animal Game Reserves, Cultural Tribal Villages, Elephant  Orphanage and Rides.   I especially enjoyed the St Lucia Park  Hippo and Crocodile boat tour known for  the largest concentration of Hippos in the world.
The unspoiled  Jozani Forest in Zanzibar where we interacted with Bonobo Monkeys fabulous.  Snorkeling in both the crystal clear Seychelles and the Maldives spoiled me for life.   Shark Cage scuba diving was available which was a costly specialized excursion experience.  Ceylon Tea Plantation tour, Beach outings, Batik making, Walking tours, kayaking,  Art Galleries, the list  of excursions seemed endless.
 
ALL INCLUSIVE Now Regent Seven Seas Cruises offers an all inclusive feature which includes Unlimited Shore Excursions ( some more extensive have a cost) , all drinks, yes alcohol too and gratuities are included in the fare. Having shore Excursions included created a camaraderie with fellow passengers as everyone went on excursions and you really could meet various others under interesting circumstances. I will never forget the Zanzibar Bonobo monkey in a tree above tossing nut shells directly at me while fellow excursionists chuckled.  Overall Regent Voyager is a Luxurious yet country club casual cruise experience. Worth every penny.

An all inclusive Luxury Cruise experience with Style, Grace and plenty of elegant Space ★★★★★ January 20

Pros: An all inclusive Luxury Cruise experience with Style, Grace and plenty of elegant Space

Cons: Destination Services Excursions weak and Port Specific Enrichment lectures lacking.

Review:

The Seven Seas Voyager was built in 2003 but underwent a multi million dollar upgrade in 2013 adding a wrap around deck and enhancements. The public rooms are almost all under the passenger decks located on deck 4 and 5, the spa encompasses a big chunk of deck 6 which has passenger cabins. my cabin was on deck 6 and as I normally opt for the highest deck on cruise ships, I have changed my preference after this wonderful voyage. Deck 6 was convenient to most of the entertainment, destination services, lobby and eating venues and right smack near the spa fitness area. I enjoyed the sound and sight of the water as I lazed on my private veranda, definitely a nice treat to be closer to the water rather than on a higher deck - best yet no problem with motion, very stable location.  I stayed in a Penthouse category there are 64 of them sized about . 370 sq ft  which included some nicer amentiies, soaps Hermes and L'occitane, and a butler Ryan who was superb.  There  are also Master Suites. 1162 sq ft, 2 baths, Grand Suite as 876 sq feet, full bath and a guest bath, Voyager Suites  603  sq feet,  there are 29 Horizon Suites at 522 sq ft. this particular itinerary included   Cape Town, Mossel Bay, Port Elizabeth, East London, Durban and Richard's Bay, South Africa. highly recommend St Lucia Wetlands, Tala Game Reserve, Elephant Orphanage, and private reserves. Also stopped in Maputo, Mozambique which involved a pricey visa for the day. If you skip one port visit, Maputo may be the one. Mozambique lacks infrastructure and is not geared for tourism, very 3rd world. Madagasgar and Zanzibar excellent, as were Seychelles and Maldives and Sri Lanka. Langkawi and Penang Malaysia a positive surprise. Daily activities on the ship were rather good but there were large gaps of nothing to do. A typical day included Walk a Mile at 730 AM with the fitness director on the outdoor deck, followed by stretch class and circuit training in the gym.  the gym and spa is run by Canyon Ranch SpaClub is an improvement over Steiner. The fitness instructor and therapists appear to be more educated on health and fitness than I recall in the past.  at 9am there was a single solo traveler breakfast. An enrichment lecture at 945 was good but not port specific to our itinerary, it was about aviation history. Daily was Bridge Instruction, and my favorite  was Social Dance instruction taught by Alan and Lucy, Alan a former world ballroom dance champion and a Ballroom teaching coach on Dancing with the Stars. Cooking demos, Bocce, Bingo Trivia, Needlepoint, etc. Teatime was daily at 4 in Horizon Lounge and including an interesting array of pastry themes, such as Waffle TeaTime, Chocolate Tea Time, CroNuts, etc. The dress code was primarily Elegant Casual, which is defined as skirt or slacks (no jeans) with blouse or sweater, pant suit or dress for ladies, slacks (no jeans) and collared shirt for gentlemen. Sport Jacket optional. there were two Formal Nights with Tux optional, most wore suits or sport coats and women wore a bit more glitz. Each night typically had a fabulous Show in the Constellation Lounge at approximately 9:30. After the show a favorite spot was Voyager Lounge with a great retro duo with live music and singing, plenty of dancing. All dining options were  excellent.  The main Compass Rose Dining Room offered plenty of choice, I chose the Canyon Ranch Spa Menu regularly, excellent flavor, minimum calories. The 80 seat Prime 7 restaurant was the toughest to book restaurant however it was clearly the best. The lamb. Porterhouse Steak and Dover Sole off the charts delicious. the 120 seat Signature a French Restaurant was good to excellent depending on the menu cycle. Settle Mari an Italian evening restaurant was consistently good, Cioppino and veal chop fabulous. I highly recommend this cruiseline  and ship.

The Staff ★★★★★ August 6

Pros: The Staff

Cons: No wifi, and wished the coffee shop didn't close at 5pm every day.

Review: Ship is in good condition, with no wear and tear that I noticed. The staff were gracious and friendly. Food was wonderful. Loved Signature Restaurant the most.

Staterooms large and comfortable. Staff was friendly and accommodating. ★★★★★ June 7

Pros: Staterooms large and comfortable. Staff was friendly and accommodating.

Cons: Service in the main dining room, Compass Rose, was sometimes a little slow.

Review:

We enjoyed the Canyon Ranch Spa services aboard the ship and liked having the spa menu as an option at each meal. The alternative restaurants were excellent, especially the Prime 7 Steak House. The shows were adequate.

Comfortable way to see some of India. Sidetrip to Taj Mahal for 2 nights from ship available. Sells out early. ★★★★ May 2

Pros: Comfortable way to see some of India. Sidetrip to Taj Mahal for 2 nights from ship available. Sells out early.

Cons: Very hot in April (end of tourist seasons)

Review:

Suites are very spacious.  All have lovely balconies, bathtub and separate showers in all bathrooms, seating area and comfortable beds and walk in closets. Housekeeping is immaculate.
 
Service usually good.  Staff seemed very stressed in the Compass Rose dining room. Food is good. Shows are good.  Lectures were excellent. 
 
One small problem is the Constellation Theater remodel where the railing curves around at the end of each row and extra chairs make it difficult to easily get into the seating.

Love the small ships, and the ease of being on an all inclusive ship. ★★★★★ February 25

Pros: Love the small ships, and the ease of being on an all inclusive ship.

Cons: Gym was a bit crowded with equipment... and busy in the am like most ships!

Review:

Itinerary: The positive aspect of a small ship is their ability to navigate into smaller ports. One got to see the often missed areas on the Gold Coast of Australia, and all the way to Darwin.
Shore excursions were great and showed the important aspects of the ports - Whitsunday Islands for example -the tour to see the corals and fish was great prior to experiencing the Great Barrier Reef. Some specialized shore excursions do incur an additional cost, but there were not many. (There was always cold bottled water available on the tour bus.)
The staff at the tour desk were extremely patient and helpful. There were always shuttles from the port to the city arranged for the convenience of the guests who did not want to take a shore excursion...or had time to do some exploring on their own.
Most of the staterooms are suites, and have marble baths and walk in closets...and the bedroom area can be separated by curtains for privacy / TV viewing. The Voyager had all suites! The staff is extremely friendly and there is always a ready smile and a greeting where ever you went...from the Captain to the room stewards!
You can pre book your shore excursions and specialty dining ahead, however the staff are extremely accommodating and will add or make changes if possible. We were able to make changes or stop by the dining venue and ask if there was any openings and if they had it they would welcome you right in! This is better towards the end of the cruise! Having everything included...is awesome and makes dining with new friends easy and fun!

Food and Service ★★★★★ June 25

Pros: Food and Service

Cons: Lack of Shore Excursions

Review:

The Voyager is in great shape and the variety of restaurants on board was very good. The service overall was excellent. This was a heavy port intensive Itinerary with calls in Southampton, Falmouth, Dublin, Cork, Douglas Isle of Man, Belfast Isle of Skye, Orkneys and Iceland. Shore excursions were limited in Douglas and Portree due to the TT races and the number of ships in the port limited the availability of transport.

The service is outstanding in all venues, from housekeeping, to dining, to sommelier, to Ships Officers. Captain John Mc Neil makes everyone feel special. ★★★★ April 7

Pros: The service is outstanding in all venues, from housekeeping, to dining, to sommelier, to Ships Officers. Captain John Mc Neil makes everyone feel special.

Cons: The menus in the Compass Rose tend to repeat themselves frequently. The Signature Venue's menu is static. Their sauces overpower the food in many cases. Some of the common areas are showing wear and need to be re-freshed. IT issues should be addressed, since most guests want to keep in touch. For those that remain on board there should be more activities.

Review:

A wonderful way to unwind in a "non-stuffy" luxury atmosphere. Sharing a meal is a great way to meet new friends. Block party a wonderful ice breaker.

Remarks

*Fares subject to increase. All fares and offers are per person in U.S. dollars, valid for residents of U.S. and Canada, based on double occupancy for new bookings only and may be changed or withdrawn at any time. Not all promotions are combinable. 2-for-1 Fares and Early Booking Savings or Bonus Savings are based on published Full Brochure Fares; such fares may not have resulted in actual sales in all suite categories and do not include optional charges as detailed in the Guest Ticket Contract. Early Booking Savings and Bonus Savings amounts featured are per suite and are reflected in the fare. Single Supplement savings are capacity-controlled and are available on select voyages and categories.

Guests who elect not to participate in Regent Seven Seas Cruises® standard Air/Sea Program or do not purchase transfer arrangements from Regent Seven Seas Cruises® will be responsible for their own transfer arrangements to and from the ship.

FREE Unlimited Shore Excursion reservations are on a first-come, first-served basis and are subject to availability. All children 17 and under are required to have an adult 18 years or older with them on any of our excursions. Shore Excursions early bookings close 7 days prior to sailing. A 75-minute window is required between tours operating on the same day in port.

FREE 1-Night Pre-Cruise Hotel Package applies to Guests 1 and 2 in Concierge Suites and higher and includes transfers from hotel to pier only. Hotel Package is capacity-controlled with limited availability and is not available for new bookings made within 60 days of departure. Regent Seven Seas Cruises® reserves the right to change or withdraw any Hotel Package at any time without notice.

FREE Land Program applies to guests 1 and 2 for one Pre- or Post-Cruise program is not combinable with the FREE 1-Night Pre-Cruise Hotel Package or the 5% discount on Pre- or Post-Cruise Hotel or Land Programs available to guests sailing in Concierge Suites and higher. Guests in Concierge Suites and higher who choose a FREE Land Program or choose to arrange their own pre- cruise hotel accommodations will receive a credit in lieu of the FREE 1-Night Hotel Package, credit varies by voyage. Regent Seven Seas Cruises reserves the right to change or withdraw any Hotel Package or Land Program at any time without notice.

FREE Unlimited WiFi: FREE Unlimited WiFi provides guests with general web browsing, access to emails and app to app messaging (chat) while blocking bandwidth intensive applications like video and audio streaming. One login is provided per suite, which may be used on one device at a time. As part of our loyalty program’s benefits, Seven Seas Society members who have reached Gold-level and higher, and guests sailing in Concierge Suites and higher will receive four logins for up to four devices, that may be used concurrently.

Category H represents GUARANTEED pricing. The 'guarantee' means that guests are guaranteed a stateroom within the specific category purchased. Stateroom assignment will be made as close in as the day prior to sailing. Guests requiring anything specific (i.e. a shower cabin, a specific side of the ship, mid-ship or forward suites or to be berthed near friends) should NOT book a guaranteed category as these requests may not be possible to accommodate.

All fares are quoted in US Dollars.

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