Regent Seven Seas Cruises

All fares include unlimited shore excursions, all dining including speciality restaurants, drinks throughout the day (wine, spirits, champagne), WiFi, gratuities, and a stocked minibar replenished daily. The Ultimate All-Inclusive fare adds flights, transfers, and pre-cruise stays in higher suite categories. Whichever fare you choose, there’s very little left to pay for onboard once you’ve booked.

On the Ultimate All-Inclusive fare, yes – flights and transfers are included, with business class on select suite categories and European voyages. Other fares don’t include flights, but still cover excursions, dining, drinks, WiFi, and gratuities. If having flights wrapped in matters to you, the Ultimate fare is worth considering – or we can arrange them separately alongside a cruise-only booking.

Regent welcomes families and runs the Club Mariner youth programme on select sailings – typically school holidays and summer voyages. Activities are tailored for ages 5-17, with supervised sessions and age-appropriate excursions. Interconnecting suites make family travel more comfortable, and the included shore excursions mean children can join in without the cost adding up. It’s best suited to families with older children who’ll appreciate the destinations and the atmosphere onboard.

The largest suite at sea. At over 4,000 square feet on most ships, the Regent Suite includes two bedrooms, a living room, a private spa with a treatment room, a wraparound balcony, a Steinway grand piano, and a dedicated butler available around the clock. It occupies the best position on the ship and comes with all the privileges Regent offers.

Both are six-star, all-inclusive resorts, but they have different strengths. Regent includes more upfront – flights, unlimited excursions, transfers – and offers the highest space-per-guest ratio in luxury cruising. Silversea has a larger expedition fleet and places greater emphasis on culinary programming through its S.A.L.T. concept. Regent suits guests who want everything wrapped into the fare; Silversea appeals to those prioritising food, smaller ships, or polar exploration. If you’re torn, we can help you decide.

Seven ships, each slightly different. Seven Seas Splendor, Grandeur, and the new Prestige are the most modern – sleek, spacious, and beautifully finished. Explorer remains a favourite for its design and public spaces. Voyager, Mariner, and Navigator are slightly older but recently refurbished, with a loyal following among repeat guests who prefer their layout. Ship choice often comes down to itinerary rather than hardware – let us know where you want to go, and we’ll recommend the best fit.

If the all-inclusive model appeals to you, yes. The fare covers excursions, drinks, dining, WiFi, and gratuities – which on other lines would add thousands to the final cost. The space onboard is generous, the service is attentive without being intrusive, and the excursion programme alone adds significant value. It’s a premium product, but when you account for what’s included, the gap with competitors narrows. For guests who want simplicity and quality, Regent delivers.

Regent works well for solos, though single supplements apply. Reduced rates appear on select sailings, so it’s worth asking. The ships are small enough that you see the same faces, conversations happen easily, and the open-seating dining format means no awkward table assignments. The unlimited excursions help too – joining a walking tour or cooking class is a natural way to meet people. It’s a sociable experience without being forced.

Relaxed during the day – resort casual is fine anywhere onboard. Evenings shift to elegant casual: smart trousers and a collared shirt, or a dress. A handful of voyages include optional formal nights, but they’re not enforced, and most guests simply dress nicely without going full black tie. Pack a few versatile pieces and you’ll have everything you need.

Regent’s loyalty programme. You’re enrolled after your first voyage and earn credits based on nights sailed. Benefits increase through the tiers – savings on future cruises, onboard credits, exclusive events, complimentary WiFi upgrades, and priority access to new itineraries. The top tiers unlock meaningful perks, including suite upgrades and shipboard credits.