Itinerary : Barcelona, Palamos, Marseille, Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Alicante, Valencia, Barcelona



Seven Seas Voyager
8 d
Suite
Barcelona
11/28/2027
from
US$ 5,243


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The Seven Seas Voyager is a ship from the ultra-luxury cruise line Regent Seven Seas Cruises. This intimate vessel with opulent interiors reflects the brand’s ambition to offer the most luxurious fleet in the world.
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Itinerary : Barcelona, Palamos, Marseille, Florence/Pisa (Livorno), Alicante, Valencia, Barcelona



Seven Seas Voyager
8 d
Suite
Barcelona
11/28/2027
from
US$ 5,243
Itinerary : Barcelona, Almeria, Gibraltar, Cadiz, Funchal, Santa Cruz de la Palma, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Las Palmas, Arrecife, Agadir, Casablanca, Palma de Mallorca, Barcelona



Seven Seas Voyager
16 d
Suite
Barcelona
04/03/2027
from
US$ 8,582
Itinerary : Barcelona, Palamos, Sete, Toulon, La Spezia, Salerno, Civitavecchia / Rome, Naples, Messina, Valetta, La Goulette, Cagliari, Palma de Mallorca, Barcelona



Seven Seas Voyager
16 d
Suite
Barcelona
11/13/2027
from
US$ 11,399
Itinerary : Miami, Bequia - St Vincent, Charlote Amalie, Philippsburg, Saint Barthelemy, Basseterre, Saint Johns, Roseau, Castries, Bridgetown, Grenada, Aruba, Bonaire, Willemstad (Curaçao), Cartagena, Colon - Panama, Puerto Limon, Falmouth, Grand Cayman, Miami



Seven Seas Voyager
26 d
Suite
Miami
12/19/2027
from
US$ 14,483
Itinerary : Southampton, Portland, Cork, Dun Laoghaire, Liverpool, Glasgow, Belfast, Kirkwall, Edinburgh, Southampton



Seven Seas Voyager
13 d
Suite
Southampton
08/17/2028
from
US$ 10,195
The Seven Seas Voyager was launched in 2003 at the T. Mariotti shipyard in Genoa, Italy. It measures 678 feet long and 95 feet wide, spanning 12 decks to provide spacious accommodations for a limited number of guests. Both public and private areas feature a contemporary atmosphere, enhanced by fine materials such as crystal, marble, exotic wood, and numerous artworks.
With a gross tonnage of 42,363, it is categorized as a small cruise ship. Hosting up to 706 guests and staffed by 447 crew members, it boasts an excellent crew-to-guest ratio of 1 to 1.57.
The Seven Seas Voyager provides VIP treatment to each guest throughout their journey. Known for its luxurious standards, Regent Seven Seas Cruises spares no effort, assigning a butler to every suite, offering all-inclusive premium drinks, and including excursions at every port of call.
Guests enjoy a wide array of upscale facilities dedicated to wellness, entertainment, and shopping: a swimming pool, jacuzzis, casino, show lounge, spa, fitness center, and boutiques—ideal for every type of traveler, both day and night.
Guests aboard the Seven Seas Voyager can dine in seven different venues, each with its own culinary style: Chartreuse (French fine dining), Coffee Connection (American-style café), Compass Rose (European gourmet cuisine), La Veranda (regional specialties from visited countries), Pool Grill (burgers, grilled seafood and meats, sandwiches, and salads), Prime 7 (steakhouse), and Sette at Mari La Veranda (Italian gastronomy).
The ship also offers a diverse selection of lounges and bars. The Connoisseur Club embraces tradition, Horizon features live music, the Observation Lounge provides panoramic views, and the Voyager Lounge transforms into a nightclub after dark.
When it comes to personal space, the Seven Seas Voyager doesn't compromise—it offers only suites. All 350 suites feature a private balcony, marble bathroom, walk-in closet, additional wardrobe space, and a complimentary minibar. Room service is available 24/7. The suites are divided into seven categories:
From ship design to onboard practices and supply sourcing, Regent Seven Seas Cruises makes choices with environmental protection in mind. The ship’s diesel-electric propulsion system (Wärtsilä Diesel 8L38 engines) meets the highest environmental standards. Onboard, plastic water bottles have been replaced with reusable glass bottles, and waste is consistently sorted to facilitate recycling.