Six star qualities are on offer when you book at cruise with Regent Seven Seas Cruises. If class is what you are after in a cruise then look no further. With 3 small to mid-sized six star cruisers in the fleet, you get a real feel of a personalised trip. The Seven Seas Voyager, Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Navigator all boast all suite rooms and all suites have private balconies, something you will not get with any other cruise company.
To re-emphasis the quality of the Regent Seven Seas Cruises ships the Mariner won Number One cruise ship in 2006 and has also added famous Paris restaurant Le Cordon Bleu to the ships 4 open seated restaurants. The word luxury does not do this ship the justice it deserves.
Once on board any of the Regent Seven Seas Cruises fleet you are offered a wide range of activities that you can indulge in at your own leisure. These include guest lectures, art auctions, well stocked library, bridge masters and computer lessons, Le Cordon Bleu cookery lessons, sports and swimming activities and a club for the kids. There really is something for everybody on board these lavish liners.
In August 2009 the Paul Gauguin which had been chatered by Regent was sold to a French Polynesia-based resort company Pacific Beachcomber for an undisclosed sum.
The ultimate luxury cruise offered by Regent Seven Seas Cruises is an around the world cruise offered in pure luxury which you can enjoy in incomparable comfort. So if you’re looking for a top of the range cruise which is offering six star accommodations, cuisine and entertainment then look no further than Regent Seven Sea Cruises.