Live · sailing at 7 kn · Southampton
Guests
706 – 777
Crew
447
Cabins
353
Length
206 m
Space ratio
63
Homeport pattern
Barcelona
Where she is right now
En route · Southampton· 8/2/2026, 2:44:57 PM· Course 224°
Position
50.84°N, 1.07°E
Heading
224° · COG 225°
Speed
7 kn
Destination
Southampton
Our take · opinion
All-balcony Regent classic
We experience Seven Seas Voyager as Regent’s mid-fleet all-suite classic: every cabin steps onto a balcony, drinks and Wi‑Fi are inclusive, and the ship still feels like a club of returning couples. She’s for luxury shoppers who want Mariner-era scale without needing Explorer-class newbuild flash.
We feel Voyager as quiet, all-inclusive luxury with a strong sense of community—not megaship theater. Scandinavian-leaning public rooms, complimentary spirits in the lounges, and enrichment lectures set the day. We brief her for couples who want Regent’s package of shore excursions and suite living on a hull that regulars still call “a family afloat.”
Every one of the 353 suites opens to a private balcony, which is the booking advantage versus older oceanview holdouts elsewhere. Deluxe Suites are the volume play; we’d step up to Concierge or Penthouse categories when butler service and larger terraces matter, and we save Master Suites for milestone trips. Ask us about quieter banks away from the pool overhead and elevator cores before you lock a category.
Dining is the familiar Regent circuit: open-seating Compass Rose, daytime La Veranda turning into Italian Sette Mari at night, French Chartreuse, and reservation-needed Prime 7. Evenings stay soft with Horizon Lounge tea and trivia, Constellation Theater shows, and Canyon Ranch SpaClub for recovery days. Versus Explorer and Splendor she won’t match newbuild suite tech, but she wins on all-balcony inventory—confirm Med, Asia, or world-cruise sailings on this page with us when the itinerary is the real booking plan.
She's for
- Couples booking all-inclusive Regent luxury
- Repeat Regent guests who prefer classic suite ships
- World-cruise and longer itinerary shoppers
- Travellers who want 100% balcony suites under 800 guests
She's not for
- Families needing kids clubs and waterparks
- Shoppers who insist on Explorer-class newbuild suite tech
- Anyone chasing megaship nightlife or thrill parks
Honest caveat
She’s a 2003 all-suite lead ship—refits help, but cabin tech and bathrooms still lag Explorer-class newbuilds. If modern suite design is your priority, ask us whether Voyager or a newer Regent hull fits better.
The record · ship backgroundSeven Seas Voyager, on paper
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The record · ship background
Seven Seas Voyager, on paper
Show ship backgroundHide ship backgroundSeven Seas Voyager was built in Genoa and delivered in 2003 as Regent’s second all-balcony, all-suite luxury liner after Seven Seas Mariner. At roughly 42,000 GT and about 700 guests, she sits in the mid-fleet between older Navigator and the newer Explorer-class ships, with a high space-to-guest ratio and near one-to-one staffing typical of RSSC.
A major 2016 Marseille drydock refreshed suites, added Chartreuse in place of Signatures, and reworked Compass Rose, La Veranda, and public lounges. Soft-goods and entertainment updates followed; the next scheduled yard period is April–May 2026 in Marseille, with suite bathroom and Pool Grill upgrades planned. Ownership moved to Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings with the 2014 Prestige acquisition.
Deployment rotates through Mediterranean and Baltic seasons, Asia programs from Singapore, China, or Japan hubs, world voyages, and canal repositionings. Confirm this sailing’s homeport and inclusive air or hotel package on the page before you plan flights—specs and upcoming inventory sit in the fact sheet and sailings table below.
Build record
- Keel to delivery
- 2002 – 2003
- Inaugural
- 2003
- Fuel
- Marine gas oil
Commerce
Upcoming sailings
40 itineraries · 87 sail dates on Seven Seas Voyager. Fares are live and change daily.
| Sailing | Date | Depart | Nights | $/n | Inside | Balcony | Suite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Spotlight With AncestryLondon (Southampton) | Antwerp | Antwerp | Dunkerque | Paris (Honfleur) | St Peter Port (Guernsey) | Cork (Cobh) | Waterford | London (Southampton) | Aug 3, 2026 | Southampton | 9 | $1,558 | $14,019 | — | $14,019 |
| 10-Night Grand CastlesLondon (Southampton) | Bruges (Zeebrugge) | Rotterdam | Kristiansand | Oslo | Lysekil | Aarhus | Kiel | Copenhagen | Sep 1, 2026 | Southampton | 10 | $1,394 | $13,938 | — | $13,938 |
| Scenic Seaways & The SeineCopenhagen | Lysekil | Oslo | Mandal | Amsterdam (Ijmuiden) | London (Tilbury) | Bruges (Zeebrugge) | Paris (Le Havre) | Sep 11, 2026 | Copenhagen | 8 | $1,490 | $11,916 | — | $11,916 |
| 17-Night Northern EleganceCopenhagen | Lysekil | Oslo | Mandal | Amsterdam (Ijmuiden) | London (Tilbury) | Bruges (Zeebrugge) | Paris (Le Havre) | La Coruna | Lisbon | Lisbon | Malaga | Cartagena | Palma De Mallorca | Barcelona | Sep 11, 2026 | Copenhagen | 17 | $1,405 | $23,877 | — | $23,877 |
| Icons Of IberiaParis (Le Havre) | La Coruna | Lisbon | Lisbon | Malaga | Cartagena | Palma De Mallorca | Barcelona | Sep 19, 2026 | Le Havre | 9 | $1,390 | $12,511 | — | $12,511 |
| Mediterranean NightsBarcelona | Barcelona | Toulon | Toulon | La Spezia (Cinque Terre) | La Spezia (Cinque Terre) | Valletta | Valletta | Sorrento/Capri | Sorrento/Capri | Rome (Civitavecchia) | Sep 28, 2026 | Barcelona | 12 | $1,124 | $13,482 | — | $13,482 |
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