2023 is a year of celebration for Regent Seven Seas Cruises, marking 30 years since they revolutionized the luxury cruise industry with their first ship. This year of celebration also includes the arrival of their incredible sixth ship, the Seven Seas Grandeur, where guests can enjoy a complete, unique, and special luxury experience thanks to its spaciousness, exquisite cuisine, and attention to detail, creating truly transformative experiences.
Seven Seas Grandeur
The Seven Seas Grandeur has a gross tonnage of 55,500 and a capacity for 746 passengers, boasting one of the highest staff-to-passenger ratios in the industry. Its ideal size allows access to ports inaccessible to larger ships. Built with the latest environmental protection technologies, the interiors are particularly sophisticated, with every attention focused on the guest experience.
Designed by Studio DADO, it will provide its guests with refined style as well as unparalleled elegance, with 15 different accommodation categories, from spacious suites with dressing rooms, private terraces or marble bathrooms with bathtubs to butler services.
The Seven Seas Grandeur stands out for its culinary offerings with more than 130 new dishes and improved recipes for its 7 specialty restaurants,
Fabergé
But the art doesn't end with the exquisite cuisine. Journey in Jewels, the first Fabergé egg to reside permanently at sea, will be on board this cruise, and many more works will accompany travelers. Regent Seven Seas Cruises will showcase its latest multimillion-dollar art collection aboard the company's newest ship, the Seven Seas Grandeur. More than 1,600 works of art, including several Picassos, a nearly 40-foot-tall handwoven tapestry that will hang next to the elevator wall in the ship's luxurious atrium, and a custom-made bonsai cherry tree sculpture in bronze and hand-cast glass by Savoy Studios; not forgetting its centerpiece, the first Fabergé egg to live permanently at sea. A collection of sculptures, original paintings, photographs, and much more, from artists around the world.
The luxury experience offered by traveling on the Seven Seas Grandeur includes every imaginable amenity, from incredible dining at no extra charge, unlimited drinks, gratuities, laundry service, unlimited Wi-Fi, and even complimentary and unlimited shore excursions to discover the history, culture, and cuisine of the ports of call. The elegant pool deck, pilates and yoga classes, among other sports activities, the spa, live entertainment on stage, the casino, and the dance floor are just some of the other attractions of the new Seven Seas Grandeur.
The Seven Seas Grandeur will be inaugurated on November 18 in Trieste and will sail a Mediterranean itinerary to Barcelona, from where it will depart for Miami on the 25th. Its christening will be held in Miami, with the presence of Sarah Fabergé, founding member of the Fabergé Heritage Council and godmother of the Seven Seas Grandeur.
The company's new jewel will make its inaugural Caribbean voyage at the end of 2023 and will continue with Caribbean itineraries visiting destinations such as Georgetown, Cozumel, Costa Maya, Harvest Cay, Santo Tomás de Castilla, Key West and Miami, until April 2024 when it will travel from Miami to New York and from there to Barcelona to begin a season in the Western and Eastern Mediterranean until November 2024, visiting destinations in Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Croatia or Montenegro, among others.
According to Juan Rodero, CEO of StarClass/Un Mundo de Cruceros, “the inauguration of Seven Seas Grandeur, along with its positioning with numerous departures from Barcelona and the Mediterranean in 2024, represents a clear commitment by Regent Seven Seas to the Spanish market. Spanish customers are responding very well to this significant increase in offerings for our market, and we expect 2024 to be even better than the successful 2023.”
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