Tag: regent seven seas cruises
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Regent Seven Seas: 24-Day Cruise From Lisbon to Cape Town
Looking for the ultimate cruise for this year? Consider going on a voyage with Regent Seven Seas Cruises to Cape Town, from Lisbon, on a 24-night adventure extraordinaire. Read more […] -
Regent Seven Seas’ Seven Seas Navigator
Few ships on the open ocean match the luxury of Seven Seas Navigator. This vessel from Regent Seven Seas Cruises offers splendor and elegance throughout, with many grand spaces for viewing the passing ocean and landscapes. And, it features some of the most magnificent accommodations on an ocean liner. The special ship provides unparalleled detail when it comes to decor and ambiance, and its service staff is on par with the best high-end hotels in the world. Read more […] -
Seven Seas Voyager
Want to take a cruise where you’re surrounded by all-inclusive luxury? Set sail on Seven Seas Voyager by Regent Cruise Lines. Seven Seas Voyager is a trailblazer when it comes to refinement without surprise costs every time you turn around. The ship exceeds nearly all expectations that sophisticated travelers have. It offers top-of-the-line services and amenities, including public spaces that are grander than most ships we’ve seen. Read more […] -
How to Book a Regent Cruise
Having just written about Regent Seven Seas Cruises and the cruise ships of Regent, we thought we should round out our coverage of the Regent cruise line by explaining how to book a Regent cruise (or, technically, how to book a Regent Seven Seas Cruise, to use the company’s full name). By and large, booking a Regent cruise is like booking any other cruise, but there are a couple of components of the process that are worth keeping in mind. Read more […] -
The Cruise Ships of Regent
Compared to the large cruise lines, Regent Seven Seas Cruises (often called “Regent Cruise Line” or simply “Regent”) has a small fleet of ships. Regent only operates three vessels, and moreover they are all small. (Again, they are only “small” relative to the behemoths of the cruise industry.) But the size of the Regent cruise line’s ships (or any cruise ship, for that matter) is largely irrelevant after a certain point – it is true that no Regent cruise ship is the size of two New York City blocks (unlike the world’s largest cruise ship), but who cares? Below we discuss each of Regent’s cruise ships – the Seven Seas Mariner, Seven Seas Voyager, and Seven Seas Navigator – although they are best handled together, as they are all quite similar. Read more […] -
The Regent Cruise Line: Provider of All-Inclusive Cruises
The title of this article is somewhat misleading, as the cruise line frequently referred to as “Regent Cruise Line” or simply “Regent” has (officially, at least) a more expansive name: Regent Seven Seas Cruises, or RSSC for short. (The part about the cruises being all-inclusive, however, is not misleading, as you will quickly learn.) But we suppose the precise name is neither here nor there, as “Regent Cruise Line” clearly refers to what is technically called “Regent Seven Seas Cruises”, and what is important is that Regent, or whatever you call it, is the focus of the present article, which we call to your attention primarily because of the the cruise line’s robust commitment to all-inclusive cruises. Regent is seriously, almost aggressively, all-inclusive. All-inclusive alcohol, all-inclusive food, and so on. You don’t even have to pay for your flight to or from the port of departure. Below we explain Regent Seven Seas Cruises and its all-inclusive ways. Read more […]
