Regent Seven Seas Buenos Aires Cruise Reviews

Buenos Aries to Rio de Janeiro 10 night cruise. We arrived 2 days before departure to explore Buenos Aries. The ship put us up at the Alvear Palace Hotel. Wow! What a spectacular hotel. Highly recommend it. We booked a walking tour guide through the hotel. Great way to see part of the city and hear the interesting history. The cemetery "village" is a must. If you enjoy steak and a hip ...

Loved the itinerary as it was a combination of great cities and beach resorts. Terry Breen the enrichment speaker is excellent and really makes new locations come alive. The Food and Beverage Manager and the chef did a wonderful job. The food was excellent, particularly the fish and the staff were well trained and very good. My husband has a disability and uses a walker. The entire Regent ...

Recently completed an 11 day Buenos Aires to Rio de Janiero sailing on Seven Seas Mariner, our second Regent cruise having done Voyager last year. We were semi-independent so arrived at the port at Buenos Aires, boarding and check in was as easy as our first RSSC cruise, with registration taking place on board which is MUCH more civilized (we passed a snaking queue of MSC cruisers standing ...

This was our first Mariner experience – probably a little cheaper than it might otherwise have been because it was a re-positioning cruise - taking the Mariner from Buenos Aires to Barcelona (from where it progressed to Marseilles for a much needed refurbishment). We wondered before the cruise, how we’d find the Seven Seas all inclusive package compared say, to Cunard’s offer. Certainly, the ...