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Seven Seas Splendor

Seven Seas Splendor set sail in 2021 and is the second ship in Regent Seven Seas Cruises' Explorer Class. She delivers new levels of extravagance, with adult-only cruising in some of the most opulent spaces at seas.

A Look Inside Seven Seas Splendor

Seven Seas Splendor will become the second ship in Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ Explorer Class. Like sister ship, Seven Seas Explorer– known as the ‘most luxurious ship ever built’ – Seven Seas Splendor will deliver all-suite, ultra-inclusive cruising to the most desirable destinations around the world. Expect new levels of extravagance, with adult-only cruising in some of the most opulent spaces at seas. This is luxury cruising without compare and with no expense spared in the quest for indulgence and adventure around the world.

What's on board Seven Seas Splendor?

Discover the intimate yet marvellous beauty of Seven Seas Splendor with grand social spaces, a pioneering culinary arts kitchen, rejuvenating pools and all-balcony-suite accommodation.

Seven Seas Splendor Highlights

Suites
Cuisine
Culinary Arts Kitchen
Spa and Fitness
Evening Entertainment
Pool Areas

Suites

All Seven Seas Splendor suites include a private balcony and amenities such as a signature Elite Slumber bed, premium toiletries, an interactive flat screen TV, a plush bathrobe and much more. Suites are designed with comfort and space in mind, each featuring a marble bathroom, built-in closet and an intimate sitting area that is perfect for breakfast.

The All-Inclusive Regent Experience

Flights and transfers
Unlimited Shore Excursions
Unlimited Beverages
Speciality Restaurants
Unlimited Wi-Fi
Pre-paid Gratuities
Valet Laundry Service
Concierge Suites and Above
Land Programmes

Flights and transfers

Whatever part of the world you're sailing, your voyage includes return flights and overseas transfers between the airport and ship.

Ship facts

Maiden voyage2020
Guests746
Crew567
Decks10
Width
31
m
Length
224
m
Size
55498
GT
Speed
19
kn

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