Regent Seven Seas cruises

Regent Seven Seas cruises offers the highest standard of cruising excellence, and include so much in the price of your cruise, they can actually be very affordable - for instance on all 2011 cruises, all drinks (alcoholic & otherwise), all shore excursions, all tips and flights and transfers are all included in the price you pay. Since all accommodation is based on luxurious suites, they are often not that more expensive than a like for like 4* or 5* ship.

Regent Seven Seas cruises are an experience of absolute luxury. From complementary drinks throughout your cruise to personal butler service in many suites, any Regent Seven Seas cruise provides unrivalled attention to detail.

The luxurious almost all balcony, all suite small ships have a capacity of just 300 to 700 passengers, and have an enviable ratio of 2 crew members to every 3 guests.

With the legendary Carita de Paris spas (founded in 1950) onboard the Regent Seas Navigator, infact all Regent Seven Seas cruise ships, an intimate environment of quality and service envelopes you as you are rejuvenated, rebalanced and re-energised.

Dining is also a superb experience with complementary fine wines throughout. With no fewer than 4 fine dining restaurants on each ship, this luxury cruise line also boasts the Signature restaurant on Seven Seas Voyager and Seven Seas Mariner, the only Le Cordon Bleu restaurants at sea.

A wide range of different fly and cruise holiday itineraries are on offer, including Med cruises, the Baltic/Fjords, New England and Alaska cruises in the summer, to Caribbean cruises, Panama Canal and the Far East in the winter months or even a magnificent grand world cruise around the globe. Luxury goes exploring. For something a little exotic, the Paul Gauguin is based in Tahiti and sails around the French Polynesia year-round.

Once in a lifetime cruises, special occasions, cruisers looking for 6 star luxury cruise.