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Six-star cruise line, five-star ship

Review for a South Pacific Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator

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2pctmilk
10+ Cruises • Age 40s

Regent is going considered a six-star line, but as an experienced cruisers we found this to be a five-star ship. Here are a few notes (issues and highlights by category): Accommodations: Exceptional suites, extremely lean and despite their age are very well maintained, albeit with a somewhat outdated color palette. Very comfortable bedding, ample closet space, shower and tub separated, ...
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Sail Date: February 2024

Cabin Type: Deluxe Suite


Tahiti is wonderful

Review for a South Pacific Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator

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Hoze1967
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s

Overall a great experience. Lost Moorea due to weather and Nuku Hiva was a waste of fuel. Should have added more time in Bora Bora. Ship is old but kept up pretty nicely. Air conditioning worked perfectly. Crew is great led by Ray, cruise director, who was everywhere. Boarding: This was a mess with a long line as everyone seemed to board at the same time. Conversely, the disembarkment was ...
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Sail Date: February 2024

Traveled with children



Long in the tooth, but a nice cruise

Review for a Asia Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator

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twochromic
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

Just off Navigator last week. We are moderately experienced cruisers (~24 total), though this is our first Regent since the old Radisson Diamond in 1997. We enjoyed the cruise, especially the excellent service and staff, both in the cabins and in the dining venues. There are always some glitchy times in dining, and this was no exception, as Christmas Day simply overwhelmed the ship's ability to ...
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Sail Date: December 2023

Cabin Type: Penthouse Suite

Traveled with disabled person


Good Cruise to the Amazon

Review for a South America Cruise on Seven Seas Mariner

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TTOM
10+ Cruises • Age 60s

My wife and I just finished a 25 day cruise to the Amazon River in Brazil on the Regent Seven Seas Mariner. We are in our mid 60s and have cruised over 30 times mostly on Royal Caribbean and Norwegian. This was our first “luxury cruise”. The itinerary was round trip Miami with many stops in the Caribbean and 3 days up the Amazon River to Manaus, Brazil. Everything was included in the fare – ...
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Sail Date: December 2023

Cabin Type: Deluxe Suite


Good cruise with an interesting itinerary

Review for a Europe - Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator

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Dulw1
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

This was our second cruise on the Navigator this year, a special offer advertised in July for an Eastern Mediterranean itinerary with several new ports was too good to miss. Our trip was just a few weeks after the ship’s visit to the dry dock and the external paintwork looked pristine. It was more difficult to see what they had done to the interiors but everything looked in good condition. Reviews ...
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Sail Date: October 2023


A Few Unsettling Surprises

Review for a Asia Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator

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sydad80
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

We anticipated this cruise that was years in the planning. It was postponed several times due to Covid . Finally, on the fourth attempt at booking this "bucket list" travel event, we succeeded in getting aboard what was touted as an upscale ship rated a 10 for its culinary excellence. Indeed, when we entered our cabin, we were struck by its elegance and cleanliness. The Regents was a ...
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Sail Date: October 2023


A great cruise but could of been better

Review for a Europe - Eastern Mediterranean Cruise on Seven Seas Navigator

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Spacemagnet
10+ Cruises • Age 50s

We have recently returned from a 10 night cruise on Regent Seven Seas Navigator (450 pax). We are a Brit/Dutch couple aged 53/60 and have sailed with various other cruise lines, several times, but this was our first time on Regent. Last year, we tried Oceania Marina for the first time and wanted to compare the two as they are sister companies. We’ve had a great cruise but we still (currently) ...
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Sail Date: October 2023

Cabin Type: Deluxe Suite


Great ship disappointing excursions and poor response to dietary allergies

Review for a Canada & New England Cruise on Seven Seas Mariner

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Marvellous123
6-10 Cruises • Age 60s

Chosen for its itinerary but the regent excursions were disappointing. Most were your buses with local people. Some really boring stuff and very touristy spots. Given this is east coast of canada I was astonished that there was nothing that showcased the stunning beauty of this coastline. No opportunity to see wildlife or see seabirds or whales. We organised two private tours. Regent found ...
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Sail Date: September 2023

Cabin Type: Deluxe Suite

Traveled with disabled person


Excellent staff, good food but some niggles.

Review for a Transatlantic Cruise on Seven Seas Mariner

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SO LITTLE TIME
10+ Cruises • Age 70s

We boarded in Barcelona for a Transatlantic cruise to New York before continuing to Montreal. Although comfortable the ship is looking its age with a surprising amount of silicone apparent in the cabin, and once you see that your eye is of course drawn to other deficiencies, of which there are many. To summarise: The good: All the staff were happy, courteous and obliging. To name a few, our ...
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Sail Date: September 2023

Cabin Type: Deluxe Suite


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