Regent Seven Seas Cruises will invest millions to transform Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager in late 2025 and spring 2026, continuing the ultra-luxury line’s ongoing fleet enhancement program.
“We are excited to upgrade Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager as we continue in our Pursuit of Perfection, elevating the standard of ultra-luxury cruising,” said Jason Montague, Chief Luxury Officer of Regent Seven Seas Cruises, in a press statement. “Following the resounding success of our Explorer-Class ships and in preparation to welcome our Prestige-Class ships, enhancing Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager is the natural next step as we move into an exciting new era for the brand.”
Regent Renovations Plans
The renovation plans align with Regent’s “Pursuit of Perfection” initiative, creating consistency with the design elements found on the line’s newer Explorer-Class vessels.
Suite renovations feature sophisticated neutral color palettes with updated furnishings, hardware and lighting throughout all accommodation categories. Select premium suites, including Signature, Grand, Mariner, Voyager, Seven Seas and Horizon Suites, will receive completely redesigned marble bathrooms.
Public spaces will be significantly upgraded, with new carpeting throughout corridors and common areas. The Pool Grill transformation includes adding a wood-fired pizzeria concept, expanding casual al fresco dining options.
Seven Seas Mariner enters dry dock in Marseille on Nov. 3, 2025, with renovations completing by Nov. 26, 2025. The ship then departs on a 14-night transoceanic Serenity at Sea voyage from Barcelona to Miami, followed by round-trip Miami itineraries before beginning its 2026 World Cruise, The Sense of Adventure.
Seven Seas Voyager’s renovation begins April 26, 2026, and will finish by May 21, 2026. The refreshed ship debuts on a 12-night Eastern Mediterranean Gems sailing from Barcelona to Athens, visiting Croatia, Montenegro and Greek islands. The vessel then continues with Western and Eastern Mediterranean voyages through Italy, Portugal, Turkey and Greece before introducing its renovations to British Isles travelers.
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