Regent Seven Seas Middle East Cruise Reviews

We had picked this cruise for the itinerary, but were a little wary about Regent after having made an itinerary choice on another NCL line (Oceania) last year and been badly let down. I was concerned that Regent would be an "all inclusive" version of Oceania, but I was very happily completely wrong. Aside from the quirks dealing with 'Miami" beforehand (I suspect that all NCL brand passengers ...

My wife and I have been to most of Europe and South America, but never to Southeast Asia. We had sailed on the Voyager about five years ago and were eager to set it since its refurbishment in 2016, and a cruise from Bali to Hong Kong looked good. It was! The ship looks wonderful, and our cabin (853) was beautiful in an excellent location. The cabin attendant kept it looking clean and fresh ...

We chose this cruise for several reasons: The reputation of Regent, the itinerary (Hong Kong, coast of Vietnam, Singapore and ended in (70 miles away) near Bangkok, and a chance to travel with good friends. We found almost every aspect of this voyage to be outstanding. The staff, from Captain Felice, to the other 400+ officers and employees, was friendly, efficient, and service-oriented. The ...

We chose this cruise for the itinerary and also because we love sailing with Regent. We were not disappointed. The food, service, crew, tours were all top notch. These are highlights: Embarkation went without a glitch and it was fast. Cabin was kept beautifully by our attendants. Food in every restaurant was outstanding. Dino, the executive chef, had great meals and lunches every ...

Why we chose this particular cruise was because of the list of ports on the itinerary, the free excursions offered, and the final destination, Athens; all of which encouraged us to make the reservation. We were delighted with the whole ship, from the dining areas, the lounges, the cabin, just everything exceeded our expectations. One thing was very striking, the morale of the staff. The happy ...

We are fairly devoted to Regent, and this six week geographic extravaganza -- from Bangkok to Athens -- fulfilled our every expectation with style and ease. It was a pleasure throughout. The cruise was calm, ordered, and smoothly fine. (Also the case with RSSC direct reservation service before and after -- in the person of Mr. Aldo Ampuero.) The crew from our butler Raj up and down the ...

I've just read a number of the reviews for this ship and can't quite believe that I was on the same ship as the other reviewers. We found the cruise, all 40 nights of it to be generally and overwhelmingly wonderful. The itinerary was brilliant. We travelled from Abu Dhabi to Miami, on the final two legs of the 2017 world cruise. There were some outstanding ports of call and barely any that I ...

This cruise went from Barcelona to Dubai. We stopped at so many wonderful ports and checked off many things from our bucket list that this just may be the best cruise we will ever take. Seven Seas Navigator: This ship holds about 660 passengers. Although that is small for a ship today, the Navigator’s amenities seemed more than adequate compared to larger ships. It has two specialty ...

We decided to book this cruise rather late in the game as Regent kept sweetening the deal with OBC and business air. The itinerary was 21 days and took us from Dubai to Barcelona, including ports in Oman, Jordan, Egypt, Israel, Cyprus, Greece, and Italy. I imagine that the unpredictability of the Middle East scared off many passengers but by the time we sailed, we had 680 hardy passengers on ...

There is cost and value for money. Whilst not cheap, we believe RSS cruises are excellent value for money and our pick of choice if the destinations are right. We have been on several other cruises with Seabourn and Silversea. The voyager has up to 700 passengers and mainly balcony cabins. It is to have a refit later this year being 13 yrs old but seemed to us to be generally very acceptable ...