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The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet

Unrivaled at Sea

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Regent's philosophy is simple: nothing should interrupt the experience of travel, not the cost of a shore excursion, not a bar tab, not a question about what's included. Nearly everything is folded into the fare, from unlimited shore excursions to fine dining across every specialty restaurant onboard, so the only decision left is how you want to spend your day.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Nobody Does It Better

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Regent's promise is simple: nothing is left out, and nothing is left to chance. Every ship in the fleet is all-suite, all-balcony, carrying no more than 822 guests with a crew ratio of nearly one staff member for every guest, the kind of attentiveness that turns a cruise into a genuinely personal experience rather than a program to follow.

That philosophy comes to life aboard Seven Seas Prestige, the newest addition to the fleet, debuting winter 2026. At 76,550 gross tons with 411 suites and 822 guests, she carries the same intimate scale as her sisters, Seven Seas Explorer, Seven Seas Splendor, and Seven Seas Grandeur, while introducing Regent's next chapter in design and comfort. elevate what matters most.

What "All-Inclusive" Actually Means

With Regent, the fare you see is close to the fare you pay. Unlimited shore excursions, all specialty dining, and unlimited beverages including fine wines and craft cocktails are built in, not upsold. Suites come with a customizable in-suite minibar restocked daily, unlimited spa access, pre-paid gratuities, valet laundry, and 24-hour in-suite dining. Higher suite categories add further layers: butler service in Penthouse Suites and above, and a complimentary pre-cruise hotel night for Concierge Suites and higher.

When we compare Regent against other premium lines on a like-for-like Mediterranean sailing, the math tells its own story: a Regent fare may look higher at first glance, but once every extra shore excursions, gratuities, drinks, WiFi, specialty dining is added back into a competitor's total, Regent often comes out less expensive overall, and considerably more spacious. It's the difference between paying as you go and never having to ask what something costs.

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Sail Solo, Without the Solo Tax

Regent offers single supplements as low as 0% on select voyages, meaning a solo traveler can have an entire suite to themselves without paying the usual premium. It's one of the most generous solo policies in ultra-luxury cruising and paired with Regent's all-inclusive fare, it means traveling alone never means traveling with less.

Where Regent Sails

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With access to more than 550 destinations and 3,400 curated shore excursions across the fleet, Regent's collections span the globe from 7-night Alaska voyages threading glaciers and fjords, to 14- to 23-night Africa & Arabia itineraries through Cape Town's Winelands and the Seychelles, to deep Asia voyages tracing Angkor Wat, Kyoto, and the Great Wall. Wherever the destination, the experience onboard stays the same: unhurried, unlimited, and entirely taken care of.

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A Journey Worth Studying: From Equator to Cape

Some itineraries are worth knowing by name. Aboard Seven Seas Explorer, this 23-night voyage sails from Singapore to Cape Town, threading through the Seychelles, Madagascar, and the Mozambique Channel before making landfall in South Africa with up to 52 included excursions along the way. It's the kind of journey that rewards travelers who have the time to let a trip unfold slowly, crossing an entire ocean rather than hopping between a handful of ports.