The Seven Seas Voyager has resumed operations for Regent Seven Seas Cruises in Europe. This return to service marks the company's full return to operations.
After ending 2021 with three ships in service—the Seven Seas Splendor, the Seven Seas Explorer, and the Seven Seas Mariner—Regent completed its restart program in 2022, first with the Seven Seas Navigator and now concluding with the Seven Seas Voyager. Regent Seven Seas welcomed guests back in September 2021 and has since incorporated the rest of its fleet into operations, culminating now with the Seven Seas Voyager after a two-year hiatus.
The Seven Seas Voyager, with a capacity for 700 guests, resumes operations sailing through the Western Mediterranean, on a ten-night trip departing from Civitavecchia and visiting destinations in ports in Spain, Italy and France such as Cagliari, Ajaccio, Livorno Villefranche, Marseille, Mahon, Palma de Mallorca and ending in Barcelona.
Continuing its summer program, the Voyager offers itineraries in the Mediterranean, as well as in the Canary Islands, until the end of May. At the beginning of June, the ship relocates to Northern Europe for a series of cruises to the British Isles, Iceland, the Baltic, or Scandinavia.
The Seven Seas Voyager originally entered service in 2003. The ship offers an ultra-luxury cruise experience, with an all-inclusive product focused on high-end dining and service. In 2016, the ship underwent a major refurbishment aimed at bringing the entire Regent fleet up to the same standards as the company's latest new ship, the Seven Seas Explorer, built in 2016. According to the company, the Voyager received "the same elegant styling and unmistakable attention to detail that are famous on the Seven Seas Explorer."
