Seven Seas Mariner keeps her specialty restaurants inside the fare. Prime 7’s steakhouse classics and Chartreuse’s contemporary French cooking carry no surcharge, and the wines, cocktails and coffees poured in her bars are included too. She sails for Regent Seven Seas Cruises, and most of her voyages are one-way and link continents, from Atlantic crossings to Singapore-to-Mediterranean passages, alongside autumn Caribbean round-trips from Miami.
Crew
467
Passengers
684
Currency
USD
Decks
8
Language
English
Length
216
Launch Date
2001
Seven Seas Mariner is built around long one-way voyages. From New York she sets out in April on voyages of 28 to 174 nights that end in Southampton or Piraeus (Athens). Stops change between departures, but Halifax, Bordeaux and Lisbon are among them. From Singapore she leaves in April and November on 24- and 39-night voyages ending in Rome or Sydney. Typical calls include Penang, Phuket and Dubai.
In the Caribbean she runs 10-night round-trips from Miami in October and November, plus 12- and 14-night one-ways from Miami to Galveston or New York in April and November. Ports vary, and San Juan, Gustavia (St. Barth) and Aruba are among the islands you might see. Our search of Caribbean cruises from Miami opens on exactly these departures.
Selected sailings leave from Southampton, a train ride or a drive away for most of Britain, so no flight is needed to board; where one of those voyages ends abroad, a flight home is needed and we can book it. Our cruises from Southampton search gathers the port’s departures, hers included. For every other departure we book the flights out and home, the hotel either side and the transfers with the cruise as one holiday. She sails for Regent Seven Seas Cruises alongside ships including Seven Seas Explorer and Seven Seas Voyager.
Every specialty restaurant on Seven Seas Mariner is included in the fare, so each evening’s choice comes down to mood rather than cost. Compass Rose is her largest, and it lets you build dinner yourself: you choose beef, poultry or fish, then the sides, sauces and pasta to go with it, and finish with dessert. Prime 7 serves American steakhouse classics such as aged beef and smoked salmon with inventive sauces, in a relaxed but elegant room. Chartreuse brings contemporary French cooking in the Parisian manner, with sweeping ocean views to go with it.
Seven Seas Mariner’s open deck is made for unhurried games between ports. Her paddle tennis court is fully covered, so a rally does not depend on the weather, whether you play competitively or at an easy pace. The bocce court comes with everything needed for a game, and at sunset it is one of the more sociable corners aboard. Indoors, Serene Spa & Wellness is free to enter, with treatments charged separately, and offers globally inspired therapies that suit the long stretches at sea on her crossings and multi-week voyages.
Seven Seas Mariner was refurbished in winter 2025, the most recent refit on record for her.
Seven Seas Mariner is an all-suite ship, so the decision aboard is which suite rather than whether to upgrade to one. The Seven Seas Mariner cabins and deck plans page is where you choose between her suites before you book.
Cruise1st is one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, and we know Regent Seven Seas Cruises well, including how its fares bring the restaurants and the bar into the price. To see Seven Seas Mariner beside the wider upmarket range, browse our luxury cruise holidays.

Come aboard the Seven Seas Mariner and discover one of 26 cabin categories on a total of 8 decks that can accommodate 684 passengers. Choose your dream cabin and feel at home on board the Seven Seas Mariner!