Seven Seas Navigator

Seven Seas Navigator at a Glance

Seven Seas Navigator is an all-suite ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises, sailing an ambitious world itinerary that stretches from the Mediterranean and Africa to Australia, Southeast Asia and the South Pacific. Every guest sails in a private suite, making her one of the more intimate options in the Regent fleet.

• Cruise line: Regent Seven Seas Cruises
• Accommodation: All-suite — every cabin is a suite with a private space to retreat to
• Regions sailed: Australia, Southeast Asia, Western and Eastern Mediterranean, Africa, South Pacific, East Asia, Indonesia, Fiji
• Sailings available: Departing from late September 2026, with voyages up to 30 nights
• Starting ports include: Sydney, Singapore, Lautoka (Fiji), Cairns, Perth (Fremantle), Piraeus (Athens), Rome (Civitavecchia), Lisbon and Kobe

All current sailings depart from ports outside the UK, meaning Seven Seas Navigator is the centrepiece of a longer trip — which is exactly where a Cruise1st Package earns its place.

Cabins and Suites on Seven Seas Navigator

Every accommodation category on Seven Seas Navigator is a suite, and the grades available through Cruise1st include the spacious Signature Suite.

The Signature Suite (grade SG) offers 79.1 m² of living space and sleeps up to five guests. Across the range it runs from 79 to 99 m², with a separate living area that makes it genuinely practical for families or anyone who simply wants room to breathe at sea. For a full breakdown of grades and deck layouts, see the Seven Seas Navigator cabins and deck plans.

Where Seven Seas Navigator Sails

The itinerary programme spans some of the most varied cruising in the world, with sailings across ten regions.

Australia is the most represented region in the current schedule. Voyages call at Sydney, Cairns and Perth (Fremantle), and the full range of Australia cruises is available to browse. UK travellers planning an Australian voyage will need flights — our teams can arrange these as part of a single Cruise1st Package booking alongside hotel stays and transfers.

The Mediterranean features strongly, with sailings in both the Western Mediterranean and the Eastern Mediterranean. The ship departs from Rome (Civitavecchia), Piraeus (Athens) and Lisbon. Browse Mediterranean cruises in 2027 or look at 7-day Mediterranean itineraries and 14-day Mediterranean itineraries to find the right length of voyage.

Southeast Asia and East Asia sailings depart from Singapore, Kobe, Japan and Benoa, Bali. The broader picture of what sails through the region is on the Southeast Asia and East Asia destination pages.

Africa itineraries call at ports including Cape Town, with the full Africa cruises programme covering the continent’s coastlines. The South Pacific — including Fiji, with departures from Lautoka — and Indonesia round out a schedule that genuinely encircles the globe.

Booking Seven Seas Navigator with Cruise1st

Because every sailing on the current schedule departs from outside the UK — whether that is Sydney, Singapore or Athens — the cruise is the middle of a longer trip. Cruise1st specialises in exactly this: as one of the UK’s leading cruise specialists, we book the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers as one holiday, so there is a single point of contact for every element.

Our cruise experts are available by phone before you book, and that specialist knowledge of the Regent Seven Seas line — its fare structures, its suite grades, its inclusive packages — is what separates us from a general travel agent. Whatever sailing suits your itinerary, we help you pick the cabin grade and the fare inclusions that fit your circumstances and put the whole holiday on one booking.

Sailings from [[PRICE:pr_49d1c08265]]pp* are available now, with departures running from late 2026. Australia cruises from the UK and Mediterranean cruises in 2027 from the UK are good starting points if you know your region; if you’re still deciding, Southeast Asia cruises and the South Pacific pages are worth a look too.

Common Questions About Seven Seas Navigator

Is Every Cabin on Seven Seas Navigator a Suite?

Yes. Seven Seas Navigator is an all-suite ship, meaning every grade of accommodation is a full suite with a separate living area. The Signature Suite runs from 79 to 99 m² and sleeps up to five, making it a generous option for couples and families alike. See the cabins and deck plans page for the full grade-by-grade breakdown.

Do I Need to Fly to Join Seven Seas Navigator?

All sailings currently available through Cruise1st depart from ports outside the UK — including Sydney, Singapore, Athens and Lisbon. You will need flights for every sailing on the current schedule. Cruise1st can arrange flights, hotels and transfers alongside the cruise as a single Cruise1st Package, so nothing needs to be booked separately.

How Long Are the Voyages?

The current programme includes sailings up to 30 nights, covering a wide range of itinerary lengths. Whether you’re looking for a shorter Mediterranean voyage or an extended passage through Australia and the South Pacific, the schedule has options at different durations.

Which Cruise Line Operates Seven Seas Navigator?

Seven Seas Navigator is operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. The Regent Seven Seas Cruises page covers the line’s full fleet and what sailing with them involves, including their approach to all-inclusive fares.

Which Cabin Grade Should I Book?

The right suite depends on your party size, your preference for living space and the fare inclusions that suit your trip. The Signature Suite is the grade available through Cruise1st, and at up to 99 m² with a separate living area it suits both couples wanting space and families needing it. Call our cruise experts for a conversation about which grade and fare combination fits your plans before you commit.