Regent Seven Seas Cruises Ships
Ship Name | Star Rating | Year Built | Gross Tonnage |
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Seven Seas Explorer | 2016 | 56,000 |
1 Regent Seven Seas Cruises Ship
Regent Seven Seas Alaska Cruises Overview
Regent Seven Seas seeks to offer a luxury travel experience unsurpassed by other cruise lines. In order to provide guests with the highest quality experience, Regent offers a truly comprehensive package: your cruise fare includes all meals, including specialty restaurants; unlimited shore excursions; complimentary soft drinks, wines, beers and spirits; and a wide array of onboard activities. Regent sails to Alaska from May to September, with the most popular itineraries leaving from Vancouver and Anchorage. On one of these adventurous itineraries, you'll see ancient glaciers, snow-topped mountains, and stunning wildlife, from bald eagles and salmon to whales and bears, while visiting ports like Juneau, Ketchikan, Sitka and Anchorage.
Regent Cruise Ships in Alaska
Regent Seven Seas has a fleet of four ships, all classified as small-ship luxury vessels. Both the Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Navigator sail to Alaska, carrying between 490 and 700 guests in an intimate, stylish setting. Onboard these ships, guests can enjoy fine dining, sophisticated suites with spectacular ocean views, comfortable lounges, state-of-the-art fitness equipment and top-notch spa services. The Navigator boasts 245 suites, all with ocean views and most with private balconies, as well as a guest-to-staff ratio of 1 to 1.42. The Mariner is the world's first all-suite, all-balcony luxury liner, with 350 suites and more than 400 professional, friendly crew. Whether you are enjoying a champagne toast in the main dining room or spotting a wild moose from the Observation Lounge, you'll be in the lap of luxury aboard a Regent Cruise to Alaska.
Accommodations on Regent Alaska Cruises
Sailing with Regent Seven Seas means staying in a beautifully decorated, luxury suite, not unlike one you'd find in a 5-star hotel. Each ship boasts all-suite accommodations, ranging in size from 300 to 4,443 square feet. Modern, chic furnishings mix with a warm, inviting color scheme and plush fabrics to create a private space you'll love to come back to each night. Bathrooms are decorated with marble appointments, and have either a tub or walk-in shower stocked with L'Occitane soaps, shampoos and lotions. Most suites have both a walk-in closet and a private balcony, and all suites have a separate sitting area.
Rest easy in a European king sized bed or twin bed configuration, both dressed in soft European linens and cozy duvets, and relax in plush bathrobes and slippers found in every room. Other amenities include a welcome bottle of champagne, an interactive flat screen TV with complimentary movies on demand, free unlimited Wi-Fi for one log-in per suite, a hair dryer and private safe, a complimentary mini-bar stocked with soft drinks, beer, and water, and 24-hour room service.
Those staying in categories E and up also receive a free one-night pre-cruise hotel package, which includes ground transfers, breakfast and porterage. The largest suites onboard the Mariner accommodate up to five guests, and feature two private balconies and 2 1/2 marble bathrooms; the Master Suite on the Navigator accommodates up to 5 guests and has a private balcony and 1 1/2 marble bathrooms.
Shore Excursions on Regent Alaska Cruises
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is one of the only lines to offer free unlimited shore excursions in every destination. Take as many onshore adventures as you please, and enjoy traveling comfortably with knowledgeable, trained local guides. More elaborate excursions called Regent Choice Shore Excursions are offered for a supplementary charge, and often include behind-the-scenes tours, culinary-themed excursions, or visits to well-regarded wineries and restaurants with the ship's Master Chef.
Some of the complimentary shore excursions Regent offers in Alaska include:
- Exit Glacier and Alaska Sealife Center - Anchorage, Alaska
- Historic Gold Mining and Panning Adventure - Juneau, Alaska
- Salmon Sportfishing Adventure - Sitka, Alaska
- ATV Expedition Through Chichagof Island - Icy Strait Point, Alaska
- Saxman Native Village and Lumberjack Show - Ketchikan, Alaska
Dining & Drinks on Regent Alaska Cruises
One of the perks of sailing on a small luxury ship is the carefree, delightful culinary experience. You'll never wait in line for a meal, and you can choose where, when, and with whom you'd like to eat, or set a reservation if you prefer. There are several restaurants onboard Regent's cruise ships, including the Prime 7 steakhouse, the European-inspired Compass Rose, and the outdoor casual Pool Grill.
Enjoy delicious buffet-style meals for breakfast, lunch, or dinner at La Veranda, which serves up both regional specialties and traditional favorites. For a fancier evening, visit Signatures, which delivers haute French cuisine inspired by Le Cordon Bleu of Paris.
Of course, room service is always an option, whether you want breakfast in bed or a late-night pizza. During regular dining hours, you can also order from the Compass Rose menu and be served course by course in the comfort of your own suite.
You can dine with ease knowing specialty restaurants are included in your cruise fare, as are unlimited beverages. including wines and premium spirits. Open bars and lounges are also included, as well as an in-suite mini bar that is replenished daily.
Activities on Regent Alaska Cruises
While you won't find any rock walls or ice rinks onboard Regent vessels, you will find plenty of comfortable, elegant spaces to relax in and superb onboard evening entertainment to enjoy.
During the day, play a round of hearts in the Card & Conference Room, or check out a best-seller in the Library. Get some fresh air on the pool deck, where you can take in the beautiful view (and maybe even spot a whale!), or grab a drink or sandwich from the pool bar. For those looking to stay active, the onboard fitness center has treadmills, StairMasters, weight benches, free weights, striders, workout mats and step benches, so you can keep up with your normal routine while at sea. There is a jogging track around one of the top decks, as well as golf cages, shuffleboard, and paddle tennis.
The Canyon Ranch SpaClub is the ideal sanctuary for those looking to relax and rejuvenate. Choose from a wide variety of treatments, including massages, aromatherapy, seaweed treatments, facials, and hair care. Canyon Ranch has brought tranquility to visitors for more than 30 years in the form of health resorts, wellness communities, and SpaClub facilities around the United States and at sea.
At night, you can try your hand at blackjack, poker, roulette, mini-craps or slot machines in the casino. Or, spend time in one of the many lounges onboard, which offer spaces for dancing, game shows, musical events, after-dinner drinks, and even karaoke competitions. Stellar performances occur nightly, with singers, dancers and performances ready to impress.
Children's Programs on Regent Alaska Cruises
Regent's Club Mariner Youth Program welcomes kids onboard Regent Seven Seas Cruises. During the summer months, when Regent ships sail to Alaska, Club Mariner will keep young cruisers engaged and entertained, and give them the chance to meet other kids their age while sailing. Children are split into two age groups: 6 to 11 and 12 to 17. Counselors lead age-appropriate activities, including games, arts and crafts projects, movies, and "food fun" from pizza parties to galley tours. Teens get to help counselors choose their preferred activities.
Alaska is a particularly enjoyable destination for families as there are plenty of on shore activities for everyone to enjoy, including panning for gold, animal watching, and light hiking. Additionally, there are several connecting staterooms and suites on Regent ships, so families can remain close by while still having enough space to spread out.
Infants must be one year of age at the time of sailing to cruise with Regent. Guests under the age of 18 must stay in the same suite as an adult 18 years or older.
Regent Alaska Cruises Past Guests
After sailing on your first Regent Seven Seas Cruise, the line welcomes you into the Seven Seas Society. As a member of Regent's family of past guests, you will earn exclusive rewards and benefits designed to add to your experience on future Regent sailings. Benefits include priority shore excursion and dining reservations, free garment pressing and Wi-Fi, and onboard cruise credits for referring friends or family. As you continue to sail with Regent, you'll move from Bronze, to Silver, all the way up to Titanium status, and enjoy increasing benefits as you go.
Accessibility on Regent Alaska Cruises
All of Regent's ships have between four and six wheelchair accessible staterooms. These rooms are equipped with roll-in showers, grab bars, a lowered sink, a fold-down shower stool, a handheld showerhead, and ramped thresholds. Public spaces are wheelchair-accessible as well, with enough room to allow for 180-degree turns, automatic doors, entrances with gradual includes, accessible gaming tables and show seating, and accessible seating in the main dining hall.
Guests with hearing impairments can request a portable room kit that alerts guests to door knocking, phone ringing, and smoke. Rooms are equipped with closed-captioned TV and TTY text phone. Guests with vision impairments can request menus and itineraries in Braille; elevators and room numbers are written in Braille as well.
Alert your Cruise Specialist at least 90 days before sailing if you have any accessibility needs, and as far in advance as possible if you'd like to book a wheelchair accessible room, since space is limited.