Southampton to the Mediterranean Regent Seven Seas Cruise Reviews

We have sailed with Regent many times and love their ships and their staff - the thought of returning to sail with them has kept us positive during the lockdowns of a global pandemic. However, like many other travelers we were also worried about venturing onto a ship again - we should not have been worried and I hope that others reading this will feel the same way. Yes you have to stay relaxed, ...

We chose this cruise because we wanted to try Explorer and thought the ports ideal for us, especially with a Southampton start. We boarded and both said WOW. It really is a fantastic ship. From the artwork to the furnishings and crockery. We were 'processed' quickly at 12 noon and then to a delicious buffet lunch. Once the suites were available we unpacked and found we still had spare ...

We embarked Voyager in Southampton and received a warm welcome "back home", from the crew, many of whom we have sailed with, numerous times. Following a splendid lunch in La Veranda we went to our suite to find our luggage waiting for us. We cannot settle until everything is in its rightful place and the suitcases stowed. Our delightful stewardess Rihana introduced herself and we thanked her for ...

As a past Seabourn cruiser, I was confronted with the lack of being able to go on my third cruise with them due to non-availability of a suitable itinerary, as all their cruises of interest were fully booked. In my search of seeking an alternative, I noted favorable reports on Seven Seas Regent Cruises and decided to consider it. After some consideration and apprehension, we chose the ...

This was our 3rd Voyager cruise. We were really looking forward to seeing the changes that were made during the multi-million dollar refurbishment. But, let's start at the beginning. We booked a Penthouse B suite so that Business Class Air would be included. Regent booked us on British Air from Vancouver to Heathrow. British air has flat-bed seats - a rather strange configuration, but, very ...

This cruise was booked in early 2008 to celebrate our 25th wedding anniversary. SUITE (there are no "cabins") - We booked a G Suite just one up from the entry level H (we did not book the H due to the vibration issues in the back of the Voyager). The minimum suite on the Voyager is as large as Penthouse suites on other lines. At 356 square feet, we had plenty of room with our walk-in closet, big ...