- Launched
- 2003
- Gross tonnage
- 42,363 GT
- Passengers
- 700 guests
- Crew
- 447
- Length
- 204 m
- Home port
- Athens / Miami
Seven Seas Voyager entered service in 2003 as an all-suite, all-balcony ship and has since been refitted to carry the Explorer-class interior design language.
At 700 guests across 42,363 GT she keeps a high space ratio while drawing less water than the flagships, opening up Adriatic and Aegean ports the larger ships must skip.
Speciality dining covers Chartreuse, Prime 7 and Sette Mari, all without cover charge, alongside Compass Rose.
Voyager typically runs the Mediterranean and Northern Europe in summer and the Caribbean and South America in winter.
Highlights
All-balcony from launch
One of the first ships in the industry built entirely with suite balconies.
Explorer-class refit
Suites and public rooms rebuilt to the modern fleet's design standard.
Small-port flexibility
A shallower draught than the flagships opens Adriatic and Aegean calls.
Available on this ship
Onboard experiences
Accommodation
Cabin types and classes
Veranda Suite
The entry grade at around 28 sq m with a private balcony, walk-in wardrobe and marble bathroom.
Superior and Concierge Suite
Better positioning plus a pre-cruise hotel night, priority excursion booking and an illy espresso machine.
Penthouse Suite
Butler service begins at this grade, with a larger living area and upgraded amenities.
Seven Seas and Grand Suite
Separate bedroom and living room with dining seating and a substantially larger balcony.
Master and Regent Suite
Multi-room forward suites; the Regent Suite reaches 413 sq m with a private in-suite spa.
Accessible suites
Available from Veranda grade upward with wider doorways, roll-in showers and level balcony access.
Food and drink
Dining options
Included in your fare
Compass Rose
The main restaurant — the largest in the luxury segment — with open seating and a build-your-own menu structure.
Prime 7
A classic American steakhouse, reservation required but no cover charge.
Chartreuse
Modern French dining, reservation required with no cover charge.
Pacific Rim
Pan-Asian cuisine on Explorer-class ships, included with reservation.
Sette Mari at La Veranda
An Italian dinner service converted from the daytime buffet, no reservation needed.
Pool Grill
Open-air casual dining for lunch, with hand-cut burgers and grilled fish.
In-suite dining
24-hour service including course-by-course dinner from the Compass Rose menu at no charge.
Speciality restaurants (charged)
Chef's Table
An intimate wine-paired tasting dinner on selected ships and evenings, occasionally carrying a charge.
Every restaurant aboard is included in the fare — Regent charges no cover for speciality dining anywhere in the fleet.
Venue line-up reflects the Regent Seven Seas Cruises standard; the exact restaurants aboard Seven Seas Voyager vary with the ship's class and most recent refit.
On board
Entertainment
Constellation Theater
Cabaret-scale production shows, guest vocalists and classical performances across a two-deck venue.
Enrichment lectures
Historians, diplomats and naturalists sailing on most voyages, with itinerary-linked programmes.
Casino
A small casino with tables and slots, closed in port.
Live lounges
The Observation Lounge, Meridian Lounge and Horizon Lounge run jazz, piano and dancing nightly.
Bars
Drinks packages
Unlimited included
All beverages including premium spirits, fine wines, cocktails, beers and speciality coffees are included at every bar.
In-suite bar
Stocked to preference on embarkation and replenished daily at no charge.
Connoisseur list
A small selection of rare vintages and spirits is available for purchase.
Ashore
Excursions
Unlimited shore excursions are included in every fare — the inclusion that defines the brand. Tours are booked online in advance, with booking windows opening by loyalty tier.
Included excursions
A full menu in every port covering panoramic touring, walking tours, museums and countryside visits.
Regent Choice
Premium small-group and specialist experiences available for a modest supplement.
Go Local tours
Community-based experiences developed with local organisations, included in the fare.
Value
What the fare includes — and what it doesn't
Included
- Unlimited shore excursions in every port
- Business-class air and private transfers on intercontinental voyages
- All restaurants including speciality dining with no cover charge
- Unlimited premium beverages throughout the ship
- Gratuities and unlimited Wi-Fi
- A pre-cruise hotel night on many itineraries and from Concierge grade upward
Not included
- Spa treatments and salon services
- Casino and boutique spending
- Regent Choice premium excursion supplements
- Connoisseur rare wine and spirits list
- Laundry below the grades where it is included
Connectivity
Wi-Fi at sea
Technology
Starlink low-earth-orbit satellite
Included in the fare?
Unlimited Wi-Fi is included for every guest, with additional simultaneous devices at the higher suite grades.
Included unlimited access
One device per guest as standard, supporting browsing, email and video calls.
Premium multi-device
Additional simultaneous connections, complimentary from Concierge grade upward.
Starlink was rolled out across the fleet from 2023 and replaced the earlier geostationary service entirely.
Same class
Sister ships
Cruise line
Explore the brand
Regent Seven Seas Cruises
The most genuinely all-inclusive luxury line — unlimited shore excursions, business-class air and speciality dining are all inside the fare.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings (parent group)
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings is the third-largest cruise operator in the world, parent of Norwegian Cruise Line, Oceania Cruises and Regent Seven Seas.