Regent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled its 2028-2029 voyage collection, comprised of 238 new itineraries around the world aboard “The World's Most Luxurious Fleet”.
The season includes three Grand Voyages, a 150-night World Cruise and all-inclusive destination-focused voyages to Africa and Arabia, Alaska, Asia, Australia and New Zealand, Canada and New England, the Caribbean, the Panama Canal, the Mediterranean, Northern Europe, South America and the South Pacific.
“We are thrilled to introduce a new season of unforgettable voyages designed to inspire discovery and deliver truly meaningful experiences,” said Wesley D’Silva, president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises. “From seven-night getaways to our extended Grand Voyages, each itinerary is crafted to offer the perfect balance of immersive exploration and an unparalleled onboard experience, featuring spacious suites, anticipatory service, unlimited included shore excursions, and exquisite dining. We look forward to welcoming both new guests and our most loyal passengers.”.
As part of this collection, the Seven Seas Prestige™, scheduled for delivery in late 2026, will debut in Canada and New England in fall 2028 with five 11-night itineraries. The Seven Seas Prestige will be 40% larger than the company's previous ships, while only increasing its passenger capacity by 10%, thus offering maximum space and service for immersive exploration.
Meanwhile, the Seven Seas Splendor® will visit Alaska for the first time with 16 new itineraries that will stop at destinations such as Icy Strait Point, Skagway, and Juneau. These seven-night voyages will allow guests to explore "The Last Frontier" in depth, with up to 50 excursions included on each departure.
Also new for the Seven Seas Voyager® will be a quiet winter season in the Mediterranean starting in November 2028, offering a fresh perspective on some of the region's most iconic destinations.
The 2028-2029 season will also mark the debut of the Seven Seas Explorer® in Africa and Arabia, with spring 2029 voyages ranging from 14 to 23 nights. Passengers will be able to discover fascinating destinations such as Abidjan (Ivory Coast), Walvis Bay (Namibia), and Luanda (Angola).
The collection also includes nine special cruises for the Christmas holidays, ideal for those who wish to celebrate these dates aboard "The World's Most Luxurious Fleet®", touring destinations in Asia, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean and the South Pacific.
Among the new additions are the inaugural calls at three new ports: Dundee (Scotland), Oulu (Finland), and Šibenik (Croatia). Dundee combines maritime heritage with prime access to the Scottish Highlands; Oulu stands out for its natural beauty and burgeoning creative scene; while Šibenik captivates with its medieval old town, World Heritage sites, and spectacular Adriatic coastline.
Another of the collection's great attractions are the 80 overnight stopovers included in destinations around the world — from Bordeaux to Copenhagen or Tokyo — allowing guests to enjoy each city beyond sunset.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises' extensive range of included services includes unlimited shore excursions at every port, gourmet dining in specialty restaurants and outdoor spaces, premium wines and beverages, a daily stocked minibar in the suite, unlimited internet, laundry service, onboard entertainment, prepaid gratuities, and a pre-cruise hotel night for guests staying in Concierge Suites and higher categories.
On board, travelers will enjoy the Unrivaled Space at Sea® concept, with some of the most spacious accommodations in the industry and one of the highest crew-to-guest ratios in the sector.
Highlights of the 2028-2029 collection by region:
- The Seven Seas Explorer will make its debut with itineraries in this region, offering three voyages ranging from 14 to 23 nights, including three overnight stops and a round-trip itinerary from Cape Town.
- The Seven Seas Splendor will debut in Alaska with 16 new itineraries through some of the destination's most spectacular landscapes.
- The Seven Seas Splendor will offer 24 itineraries ranging from eight to 19 nights, including six round-trip cruises from Tokyo.
- The Seven Seas Explorer and the Seven Seas Mariner will operate six itineraries ranging from 10 to 21 nights, including sailing through the Doubtful, Dusky and Milford Sounds.
- The Seven Seas Prestige will debut in this region in the fall of 2028 with five 11-night voyages.
- The Seven Seas Prestige, Seven Seas Grandeur and Seven Seas Mariner ships will offer 28 departures of between seven and 16 nights.
- Four ships in the fleet will operate 63 itineraries of between seven and 21 nights around the Mediterranean, including the new stop in Šibenik.
- The company will offer 33 itineraries of between nine and 14 nights, including new stops in Dundee and Oulu.
- The Seven Seas Mariner will sail three itineraries ranging from eight to 25 nights, including the Amazon and the Antarctic Peninsula.
- Four itineraries of between 18 and 21 nights will explore French Polynesia, Easter Island and Tahiti.
- Three ships will make four transatlantic crossings, including a special departure of the Seven Seas Prestige from Southampton to Montreal.
- Three Grand Journeys of between 61 and 101 nights will travel across four continents.
- The Seven Seas Mariner will star in the World Cruise 2029 “Eras of Exploration”, an itinerary that will travel from the Amazon and Antarctica to Polynesia, Asia, India, Arabia and the Mediterranean, ending in Rome.
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