Seven Seas Navigator Review

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Upper Crust Alaska

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Solent Richard
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

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Sail Date: Jun 2012

My wife and I recently cruised along the Alaskan coast and chose for this cruise to try, for us, a new cruise line for this latest adventure: Regent Seven Seas and their ship, the Navigator. We had an inkling regarding the quality offered by Regent Seven Seas when we received the most comprehensive and detailed joining instructions and tickets well prior to departure - some 58 pages worth and really a mini personal brochure.

As part of the Regent package we flew with BA to Seattle and Alaskan Air to Anchorage. We spent a pre cruise night in the Anchorage Marriott hotel before making the 2 1/2 hour coach transfer to the embarkation port of Seward along the very scenic Seward highway.

Seven Seas Navigator is a small cruise ship with capacity for 460 passengers. Regent operate an 'All Inclusive' system on their cruises which includes unlimited choices of ship's excursions, all alcoholic drinks and gratuities.

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Cabin D1

Our Deluxe Balcony Suite exceeded our expectations on size, fixture and fittings and general ambiance. The king size 'slumber bed' was heaven, the marbled en suite bathroom had a full size bath, walk in glass fronted shower and an amazing array of L'Occitane toiletries. Interactive flat screen TV with DVD player and well stocked fridge and a large walk in wardrobe.

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