Seven Seas Voyager

Seven Seas Voyager: Mediterranean Winters and Northern Summers

Most of her year is spent on one-way voyages around the Mediterranean, chiefly between Barcelona and Rome. She sails from Barcelona to Rome or Lisbon on 9- and 10-night trips between January and May, and back from Rome to Barcelona in February, March and November. Calls change from one departure to the next, but Palma de Mallorca, Málaga and Valletta are typical. In September and November a 7-night run from Barcelona to Rome follows the French and Italian coast, with Sète, Cannes and Livorno (Florence) among the stops.

Further east, 9- and 10-night voyages link Rome with Piraeus (Athens) or Venice, and Piraeus with Rome or Barcelona, between December and April. Dubrovnik, Kotor and Messina appear on some of them. Spring and autumn also bring a 9- or 10-night voyage from Lisbon to Barcelona, where Tangiers and Málaga are among the possible calls.

Summer moves her north. In May and July she leaves Southampton on 11- and 12-night voyages that end in Edinburgh. Ports vary, but Kirkwall, Belfast and Cobh (Cork) have featured. These voyages sit among our luxury British Isles cruises with Regent and our wider choice of cruises from Southampton. From May to July she also sails 12 and 14 nights from Edinburgh to Stockholm, with Copenhagen, Riga and Tallinn as typical calls. Southampton and Edinburgh are a train ride or a drive from most of Britain, so you can board these without flying. For her Mediterranean departures, and the flight home from Stockholm, we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers as one holiday. Between seasons come one-off voyages, some reaching South America and Africa.

Voyager is one of several Regent ships, among them Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Explorer, and you will find the whole line on our Regent Seven Seas Cruises page.

Included Speciality Dining on Seven Seas Voyager

On Seven Seas Voyager the speciality restaurants come with the fare, so choosing where to eat is about mood rather than budget. Compass Rose, the largest of them, lets you build your own plate: pick beef, poultry or fish, then the sides, sauces and pasta to go with it. That makes it an easy place to return to on a long voyage, because no two dinners need look alike.

Prime 7 is the steakhouse, with aged cuts and smoked salmon served with inventive sauces. For Italian cooking, Sette Mari at La Veranda sets classic and contemporary dishes in intimate over-water alcoves, a quieter choice for an evening after a busy day ashore.

Paddle Tennis, Spa Time and Included Drinks on Seven Seas Voyager

Sea days on Seven Seas Voyager are built around unhurried sport and the spa. The Paddle Tennis Court is fully covered, so a casual rally or a competitive match goes ahead whatever the weather on a crossing.

Serene Spa & Wellness is free to enter and offers globally inspired treatments, which are charged separately, for a slower afternoon between ports.

Wines, craft cocktails and speciality coffees are part of the fare too, served in her bars and lounges, so there is no bar bill to keep an eye on after a match or a treatment.

Seven Seas Voyager Cabins and Deck Plans

Every one of her 350 cabins is a suite, so the choice aboard is between suite levels and where on the ship you sleep. Our Seven Seas Voyager cabins and deck plans show each suite and the deck it sits on.

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