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Regent Seven Seas Cruises
The most inclusive luxury cruise experience with all-suite accommodations.
Browse Regent Seven Seas CruisesMiami, United StatesEst. 1992Luxury Cruise Line
6
Active Ships
8+
Destinations
1992
Founded
4,136
Total Capacity
Regent Seven Seas Cruises Fleet
6 ships
Active
Seven Seas Grandeur
746 guests · 2023
Explorer Class
Active
Seven Seas Navigator
490 guests · 1999
Navigator Class
Active
Seven Seas Splendor
750 guests · 2020
Explorer Class
Active
Seven Seas Explorer
750 guests · 2016
Explorer Class
Active
Seven Seas Mariner
700 guests · 2001
Mariner Class
Active
Seven Seas Voyager
700 guests · 2003
Voyager Class
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Leaves in 8 days
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Leaves in 15 daysPopular Ports
Ports most frequently visited by Regent Seven Seas Cruises ships in the past year
Port of Civitavecchia
Italy7 visitsPort of Marseille
France6 visitsPort of Barcelona
Spain4 visitsPort of Lisbon
Portugal4 visitsMarina Bay Cruise Centre
Singapore3 visitsPort of Malaga
Spain3 visitsPort of Vancouver
Canada3 visitsPort of Reykjavik
Iceland3 visitsCompare Regent Seven Seas Cruises Ships
Frequently Asked Questions
How many ships does Regent Seven Seas Cruises have?
Regent Seven Seas Cruises currently operates 6 active ships with a combined capacity of 4,136 passengers.
Where does Regent Seven Seas Cruises sail?
Regent Seven Seas Cruises frequently visits ports including Port of Civitavecchia, Port of Marseille, Port of Barcelona, and more.
Can I track Regent Seven Seas Cruises ships live?
Yes -- all Regent Seven Seas Cruises ships are trackable via live AIS data on our interactive map.
What is the newest Regent Seven Seas Cruises ship?
The newest ship in the fleet is Seven Seas Grandeur, launched in 2023.