Live · sailing at 0 kn · Antwerp
Guests
708 – 779
Crew
445
Cabins
354
Length
216 m
Space ratio
60
Homeport pattern
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Where she is right now
En route · Antwerp· 8/2/2026, 2:42:49 PM· Course 203°
Position
51.22°N, 4.40°E
Heading
203° · COG 204°
Speed
0 kn
Destination
Antwerp
Our take · opinion
All-suite, all-balcony calm
Our take: Seven Seas Mariner is the Regent ship we’d book when the fare should include the decision fatigue. Suites with balconies for everyone, drinks, excursions, and service that feels closer to a yacht than a resort.
We experience Mariner as classic Regent: midsize, all-suite, all-balcony, and paced for people who want the destination and the suite, not a venue scavenger hunt. She was the world’s first all-balcony, all-suite cruise ship when she debuted, and that brief still defines her. Public rooms feel generous for roughly 700 guests, with quiet evenings and serious dining doing the rest when the itinerary is the main event.
Every category is a suite with a step-out balcony. Deluxe Suites are the entry we quote most, while Master Suites on the high decks are the terrace event. You’re choosing how much suite and which deck, not inside versus balcony, so ask us about connecting options and which banks sit quieter under venues on the sailing you’re pricing.
Dining centers on Compass Rose, with specialty rooms like Prime 7 in the Regent rotation, and the inclusive model keeps upsell pressure lower than mainstream ships. Versus Explorer and Splendor she’s the older, proven hull kept current with repeated drydocks; versus Oceania she’s the fuller all-inclusive suite product. Confirm this sailing’s region below and we’ll match suite category to trip length and who’s traveling for the length of cruise you’re pricing this season with us.
She's for
- Couples who want true all-inclusive luxury without cabin-category stress
- Travellers booking long or exotic itineraries with included excursions
- Guests who prefer midsize ships and yacht-like service ratios
- Regent regulars who value all-balcony suite product
She's not for
- Families needing big kids clubs and waterpark days
- Budget shoppers comparing her to premium-but-not-luxury fares
- Anyone who wants megaship nightlife and production spectacle
Honest caveat
She’s a 2001 ship kept excellent by refits — not a brand-new Explorer-class design. Inclusive fares look high until you add drinks and tours back onto a mainstream quote; we’ll help you compare honestly.
The record · ship backgroundSeven Seas Mariner, on paper
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The record · ship background
Seven Seas Mariner, on paper
Show ship backgroundHide ship backgroundSeven Seas Mariner was built in Saint-Nazaire, France, and entered service in 2001 as Regent’s statement piece: every stateroom a suite with a private balcony. She sits with Navigator and Voyager among the line’s earlier midsize luxury ships. Capacity, suite count, and tonnage are on the fact sheet on this page.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is owned by NCLH after the Prestige acquisition in 2014. The product is ultra-inclusive: beverages, shore excursions, Wi‑Fi, gratuities, and airfare promotions historically layered on. Mariner has received repeated multi-million-dollar drydocks to keep interiors current, including a costly 2009 refit and a November 2025 drydock window in the source schedule.
Itineraries span Mediterranean, South America, South Africa, South Pacific, and Around-the-World segments. Confirm this sailing’s ports and embarkation below. Luxury deployments rotate seasonally, so choose suite category based on terrace size and length of cruise using the sailings table on this page for the voyage you select.
Build record
- Keel to delivery
- 2001
- Inaugural
- 2001
- Fuel
- Marine diesel
Commerce
Upcoming sailings
40 itineraries · 102 sail dates on Seven Seas Mariner. Fares are live and change daily.
| Sailing | Date | Depart | Nights | $/n | Inside | Balcony | Suite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fjords & Fairy TalesCopenhagen | Lysekil | Oslo | Skagen | Mandal | Rosendal | Olden | Kristiansund | Trondheim | Hammerfest | Honningsvag | Tromso | Alesund | Maloy | Lerwick (Shetland Islands) | Invergordon | Bruges (Zeebrugge) | Amsterdam | Aug 18, 2026 | Copenhagen | 20 | $1,453 | $29,062 | — | $29,062 |
| Culinary DelightsAmsterdam | Bordeaux | Bordeaux | Oporto | Lisbon | Cadiz | Malaga | Barcelona | Sep 7, 2026 | Amsterdam | 11 | $1,400 | $15,401 | — | $15,401 |
| Enchanted EveningsBarcelona | Barcelona | Palma De Mallorca | Palma De Mallorca | Monte Carlo | Monte Carlo | Tuscany (Livorno) | Tuscany (Livorno) | Rome (Civitavecchia) | Rome (Civitavecchia) | Sep 18, 2026 | Barcelona | 11 | $1,059 | $11,653 | — | $11,653 |
| Isles In AutumnRome (Civitavecchia) | Naples/Pompeii | La Goulette | Valletta | Dubrovnik | Bari | Kotor | Corfu | Katakolon | Santorini | Athens (Piraeus) | Sep 29, 2026 | Rome (Civitavecchia) | 13 | $1,074 | $13,968 | — | $13,968 |
| Acropolis To AmalfiAthens (Piraeus) | Mykonos | Bozcaada | Istanbul | Mytilini (Lesbos) | Kusadasi | Valletta | Messina (Sicily) | Sorrento/Capri | Rome (Civitavecchia) | La Spezia (Cinque Terre) | Monte Carlo | Barcelona | Oct 12, 2026 | Athens | 14 | $1,125 | $15,747 | — | $15,747 |
| 28-Night RuinsAthens (Piraeus) | Mykonos | Bozcaada | Istanbul | Mytilini (Lesbos) | Kusadasi | Valletta | Messina (Sicily) | Sorrento/Capri | Rome (Civitavecchia) | La Spezia (Cinque Terre) | Monte Carlo | Barcelona | Malaga | Funchal (Madeira) | Hamilton | Hamilton | Miami | Oct 12, 2026 | Athens | 28 | $864 | $24,198 | — | $24,198 |
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