Seven Seas Voyager

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The Seven Seas Voyager (IMO 9247144) is an ocean-going vessel operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. Built by T. Mariotti in Genoa in 2003, she sails under the flag of the Bahamas and is registered in Nassau.

Ship specifications and life on board

The Seven Seas Voyager is 206 meters long and 29 meters wide. Her gross tonnage is 42,363; she has twelve decks, nine of which are accessible to passengers. The crew numbers around 447. With two guests sharing each cabin, the ship can accommodate around 700 guests. The pool area has a swimming pool and two whirlpools. Restaurants include Compass Rose, Chartreuse, Prime 7, La Veranda/Sette Mari, and Pool Grill. La Veranda serves as a buffet restaurant during the day and operates as the Italian restaurant Sette Mari in the evening.

Other areas on board include the two-story Constellation Theater, the Observation Lounge, and the Horizon Lounge. The fitness and wellness facilities include a gym, spa, and salon; on deck, there is a jogging track and sports activities such as mini golf, shuffleboard, and paddle tennis.

Cruising regions and itinerary

The program includes seasonal cruises in Europe and Asia, as well as world cruises. Repositioning voyages may include transatlantic crossings and passages through the Panama or Suez Canal. A seven-night cruise from Civitavecchia to Venice was scheduled for October 10–17, 2026. The published itinerary included Naples (October 11, 08:00–17:00), Messina (October 12, 08:00–18:00), Valletta (October 13, 08:00–18:00), Dubrovnik (October 15, 08:00–16:00), and Zadar (October 16, 10:00–18:00). The five port calls were scheduled to last between eight and ten hours each.

Construction and service

A U.S. application for planned Antarctic voyages in January and February 2021 listed 758 passenger berths and 442 officers and crew members for the Seven Seas Voyager.