Regent boasts a fleet of three all-suite luxury cruise ships that exudes as sense of elegance and wealth that it is easy to understand why those people of means pick them over any other cruise lines. While there is an air of sophistication that envelops passengers like a warm down-filled comforter it is in no way stuffy or elitist. The best way to description the luxury ships of Regent Seven Seas is reserved elegance. What is even more exciting, with their advertisements and brochures, as wonderful as they are to the eye, just does not do justice to the interiors of fine features of the ships. This is truly a life at sea at its very best.

It is delight to encounter a cruise line operator that promotes themselves as being a provider of all inclusive cruises and deliver as promised. All itineraries with Regent Seven Seas are all inclusive. So, what does the mean to you? It mean plenty because the way Regent packages its deal will save you quite a bit of money. So much so that the fares more only be a little more expensive than those of mainstream cruise lines. Let us look at just a few benefits that are included in the price:

Free round-trip flights

Free hotel stays

All inclusive also means alcohol is included. This is never the case on all except a very few cruise lines.

Free gratuities and transfers

The Ships of Regent Seven Seas:

Seven Seas Voyager

This ship has a capacity of seven hundred passengers with a crew of four hundred and forty-seven at the ready for your call. That is a fantastic crew to passenger ratio for a ship of this size. Every suite has a balcony.

Seven Seas Mariner

This magnificent ship also has a capacity of seven hundred passengers with an able crew of four hundred and fort-five. All stateroom suites have balconies.

Seven Seas Navigator

With room for four hundred and ninety guests and a crew of three hundred and forty-five, this is the ship to cruise aboard to enjoy the absolute highest available attention in the world of cruising. Ninety percent of the staterooms have a balcony the other ten percent have expansive ocean views. There are no poorly situated cabins.