Seven Seas Voyager is an all-suite luxury cruise ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Built by T. Mariotti in Genoa, Italy, the 42,363gt vessel entered service in 2003 and was notable for combining an all-suite layout with private balconies for every guest suite.
The ship measures approximately 204 metres in length with a beam of about 28.8 metres. Regent currently publishes accommodation for 698 guests in 349 suites, supported by 455 crew, across nine guest decks.
Accommodation
Every guest accommodation aboard Seven Seas Voyager is a suite with a private balcony. Categories range from Deluxe Veranda and Concierge suites through Penthouse, Seven Seas, Voyager, Grand and Master suites.
Dining and onboard facilities
The ship offers Regent's luxury, all-inclusive cruise product with multiple dining venues, lounges and bars, a theatre, casino, spa and fitness facilities, swimming pool and outdoor recreation areas. Dining and entertainment arrangements can change during refurbishments and individual deployments.
Technical profile
Seven Seas Voyager was built by T. Mariotti in Genoa and sails under the flag of the Bahamas. Its IMO number is 9247144 and its published cruising speed is approximately 20 knots.
Publicly available operator and shipbuilder information reviewed by Deck7 does not provide sufficient ship-specific confirmation of LNG capability, shore-power connection equipment or an exhaust-gas cleaning system. Those Ship Index fields are therefore recorded conservatively rather than inferred from fleet-wide information.