DINING

The fleet’s stellar Compass Rose restaurant returns – bigger and bolder than ever, featuring a stunning ‘enchanted forest’ design. Taking design influence from the Art Deco and Art Nouveau eras, every room, restaurant and suite onboard the Seven Seas Grandeur is a step back into Regent’s ‘heritage of perfection’. Rather than being stuck in the past, Seven Seas Grandeur will immerse cruise passengers into cruising tradition – with all the modern luxuries you’d expect from this upscale fleet.

Every cruise experience aboard the Seven Seas Grandeur is elevated to a level rarely seen at sea – and the dining options are no exception. Exquisite epicurean elegance is achieved by a team of chefs plating up works of art across all of the ship’s restaurants. The final menus are still in development – a process that will take the culinary team 12 months to complete. The foodie focus for the Grandeur is to pair culinary traditions with the evolving flavours expected by global travellers. As part of the process, the team have been dining at rustic farmhouses in Puglia to bring rich, authentic and refined flavours of Italy to Grandeur’s menus.

ENTERTAINMENT & THINGS TO DO

Regent’s Seven Seas Grandeur is yet to reveal the extent of onboard entertainment. What we do know is that the Grandeur’s enrichment program – day and night, will match the high standards set by the Seven Seas fleet. By day, expect to indulge in pamper sessions in one of the most luxurious spas at sea. Relax by the pool, test your skills on the putting greens or expand your knowledge with a thought-provoking talk or a cooking class. A curated selection of luxury boutiques will be available for some onboard retail therapy too. At night, traditional cruise highlights include cabaret shows and musicals created by Seven Seas’ team of Broadway choreographers and directors. The elegant casino is the place to put your patience and bluffing skills to the test in a game of poker or black jack. Lady Luck may be on your side at the roulette table!

CABIN TYPES

Each of the 15 cabin types onboard Seven Seas Grandeur are classed as suites. From the Veranda Suite to the opulent Regent Suite, each room includes a balcony, marble and stone bathroom and a stocked mini bar and free Valet Laundry Service. Each suite has a separate living area with a plush sofa. Upgrading to a Deluxe Veranda increases the room size, allowing space for a walk-in closet and larger balcony. Moving up through the cabin grades adds extra space – and luxurious features, including dual sinks and a bath in the superior suites. Penthouse Suites include a personal butler, canapés and a pre-cruise hotel package.

IDEAL FOR

Seven Seas Grandeur will be looking to take the title of ‘world’s most luxurious cruise ship’ from her sister ship, the Seven Seas Explorer. As such, Regents Seven Seas Grandeur will be ideal for those looking for excellence at sea.. Refinement, relaxation and cruising tradition are at the forefront of Seven Seas latest ship and while children are welcomed on board the Grandeur, facilities are limited. The Club Mariner Youth Program will run on selected sailings and will keep children aged 5-17 busy with activities. However, children cannot make use of the spa, one of the Grandeur’s stand-out facilities.

DESTINATIONS

Seven Seas Grandeur itineraries pair the exquisite ship with unforgettable cruise destinations. In winter, her voyages allow you to swim in the warm waters of Roatan, wander through Mayan ruins in Costa Maya and explore the culture of Guatemala in Santo Tomás de Castilla. When spring arrives Seven Seas Grandeur repositions to the Mediterranean, opening up the French Riviera, the Italian coast and Greek Islands before setting course for Istanbul. Her itineraries range from short 7 night cruises to long and leisurely 16 day voyages that could see you sail from LA to Miami or Barcelona to New York.