Seven Seas Prestige

Seven Seas Prestige at a Glance

Seven Seas Prestige is a luxury vessel operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises, sailing a wide range of itineraries from late 2026 onwards. Here is what to know before you start browsing:

• Operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises
• Sailings from Miami, Barcelona, Rome (Civitavecchia), Southampton, Trieste, Lisbon, Reykjavik, Montreal, Piraeus and Panama City
• Itineraries up to 26 nights
• Regions covered: Caribbean, Mediterranean, Western Mediterranean, Transatlantic, New England, Mexican Riviera, Arctic and more
• One cabin grade confirmed: the Skyview Regent Suite on Deck 14, sleeping up to four guests across 817 m²

She sails a genuinely broad programme — from warm-water Caribbean runs out of Miami to Arctic voyages and Transatlantic crossings — making her one of the more versatile ships in the Regent fleet.

Cabins on Seven Seas Prestige

The confirmed cabin grade on Seven Seas Prestige is the Skyview Regent Suite, located exclusively on Deck 14 — the highest deck position on the ship. At 817 m², these suites sleep up to four guests and sit in immediate proximity to elite lounges, with views that reflect the suite's top-of-ship position. Full details of all grades, sizes and deck layouts are on the Seven Seas Prestige cabins and deck plans page.

Where Seven Seas Prestige Sails

Seven Seas Prestige covers an unusually wide spread of destinations, with sailings across the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Western Mediterranean, Transatlantic, New England, Mexican Riviera, Arctic, and UK coastal waters.

The Caribbean programme is the largest, with the majority of those departures sailing from Miami, Florida. Mediterranean itineraries depart from Barcelona, Rome (Civitavecchia), Trieste and Reykjavik features as a departure point for Arctic sailings. Lisbon, Portugal appears as both a port of call and a departure point for Transatlantic and repositioning voyages, and Montreal, Quebec anchors the New England programme.

British travellers who prefer to avoid flying will find sailings departing from Southampton — a genuine no-fly option where no flight is needed for these departures, reachable by road or rail from most of Britain. Bear in mind that on one-way sailings ending abroad, a flight home will be required, though we make no assumption about which airport you use. Explore cruises from Southampton to see what is available, or go straight to Mediterranean cruises from Southampton and Caribbean cruises from Southampton.

Finding the Right Sailing

With over 80 sailings available, the quickest route to the right trip is to browse by region and departure port. A few useful starting points:

• Caribbean cruise deals — filtered to Regent Seven Seas Cruises sailings in the region
• Caribbean cruise and stay 2027 — combine a Caribbean sailing with a hotel stay
• Mediterranean cruise deals — Mediterranean sailings with current offers
• Mediterranean cruises from Southampton in 2026 and 2027
• Transatlantic cruises from Southampton — for those crossing the Atlantic without flying
• Northern Lights cruises from Southampton — Arctic itineraries departing the UK
• Caribbean 2027 cruises from Southampton

If you are open to flying to the ship, most departures leave from the United States, Italy, Spain or Portugal — and for those sailings, Cruise1st Packages let us book the cruise, the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers as one holiday, so nothing falls between the cracks.

Why Book Seven Seas Prestige with Cruise1st

Cruise1st is one of the UK's leading cruise specialists, which means we know the Regent Seven Seas Cruises product in detail — this is not a general travel agency selling cruises as a sideline. Our cruise experts are available on the phone before you book, to help you weigh up cabin grades, fare inclusions and itinerary options. Whatever you choose, we help you pick the cabin grade and the fare inclusions that suit your circumstances, and put the whole holiday on one booking.

For sailings that require a flight to the port, a Cruise1st Package treats the cruise as the middle of a longer trip — we handle the flights, the hotel either side and the transfers, as one holiday, so there is one point of contact for everything.

Common Questions About Seven Seas Prestige

Which Regions Does Seven Seas Prestige Cover?

Seven Seas Prestige sails the Caribbean, Mediterranean, Western Mediterranean, Transatlantic routes, New England, the Mexican Riviera, the Arctic, and UK coastal waters. The Caribbean accounts for the largest share of sailings, the majority departing from Miami.

Can I Join Seven Seas Prestige Without Flying?

Yes — a number of sailings depart from Southampton, meaning no flight is needed and most of Britain can reach the port by road or rail. Where a sailing is one-way and ends at a foreign port, you will need to arrange a flight home, though we make no assumption about which airport suits you best. Browse cruises from Southampton to see the no-fly options currently on sale.

How Large Is the Skyview Regent Suite?

The Skyview Regent Suite, located on Deck 14, measures 817 m² and sleeps up to four guests. Its position on the highest deck places it closest to elite lounges and gives it the best views on the ship. See the full picture on the cabins and deck plans page.

What Is the Longest Sailing Available on Seven Seas Prestige?

The longest itinerary currently on sale runs to 26 nights. Sailings vary considerably in length, so whether you are looking for a shorter break or an extended voyage, there is likely something in the programme that fits.

Which Cruise Line Operates Seven Seas Prestige?

Seven Seas Prestige is operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises, a luxury cruise line known for its all-suite ships and inclusive fare model. All 83 sailings currently on sale through Cruise1st are with Regent Seven Seas Cruises.