Seven Seas Mariner Review

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Review for South America Cruise on Seven Seas Mariner
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oregonbrewski
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

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Sail Date: Jan 2016

We recently sailed on the Seven Seas Mariner on the 72-night Panama to Patagonia Grand Voyage. We wanted to take a bit of time before writing this review so that it was written from a thoughtful perspective rather that an emotional viewpoint.

We have been sailing with RSSC since 2007, and have logged 391 nights having sailed on several world cruises and grand voyages. On each voyage we enjoyed the experiences and we were really looking forward to circumnavigating South America. Several reasons that we chose to take this voyage rather than segments of the world cruise were that 1) we had never been south of Lima or south of Rio, so a huge portion of this cruise was going to be new areas to us; 2) We had never been to the Falkland Islands; 3) We enjoy fjords and glaciers; and 4) We had never been to Devil's Island.

But to say we were disappointed with our recent experience would be an understatement. We are also deeply disappointed by the resolution proposed by Regent Seven Seas in regards to future cruise credits.

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