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Seven Seas Splendor: ship guide
Explorer Class ship: Galveston Caribbean sailings and the 2027 World Cruise from Miami.
Best for: Couples who want an all-inclusive Caribbean cruise from Galveston or Miami, a segment of the 2027 World Cruise, or a Northern Europe summer on an Explorer Class ship with 548 crew for 748 guests. Sails from New York, Montreal, Miami, Galveston, Panama City, Papeete, Sydney, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Rome (Civitavecchia), London (Southampton), Copenhagen, Reykjavik in 2026 and 2027.

About Seven Seas Splendor
Seven Seas Splendor was delivered by Fincantieri in January 2020 as the second Explorer Class ship and the twin of Seven Seas Explorer. At 55,498 gross tons and 735 feet, she carries 748 guests in 374 suites, every one with a furnished private balcony, served by 548 crew. Regent fitted her with a curated art collection, more than 500 crystal chandeliers and more than an acre of Italian marble, with suites from the 307-square-foot Veranda Suite to the Regent Suite.
The all-inclusive fare covers unlimited shore excursions, all eight dining venues including Prime 7, Chartreuse and Pacific Rim, unlimited drinks with fine wines and premium spirits, Wi-Fi, gratuities and valet laundry, with a pre-cruise hotel night for Concierge Suites and above. Evenings run from the two-deck Constellation Theater to the Splendor Lounge, the Observation Lounge and the casino, and days include an 18-station Culinary Arts Kitchen and Serene Spa & Wellness.
Her 2026-2027 program starts with fall foliage between New York and Montreal, then Caribbean sailings from Miami and Galveston, Texas, through the holidays. On January 11, 2027 she becomes the first Explorer Class ship to host a Regent World Cruise, 140 nights from Miami to New York through the South Pacific, Australia, Asia, Arabia and the Mediterranean, with segments bookable from Panama City, Papeete, Sydney, Singapore, Abu Dhabi and Rome. Summer 2027 brings the British Isles, Norway, the Baltic and Iceland from Southampton, Copenhagen and Reykjavik.
- 374 all-balcony suites from 307 to 5,089 square feet, including the 4,443-square-foot Regent Suite with a 1,300-square-foot wraparound veranda
- More than 500 crystal chandeliers and over an acre of Italian marble throughout the ship
- Eight dining venues included in the fare: Compass Rose, Prime 7, Chartreuse, Pacific Rim, Sette Mari and more
- Unlimited shore excursions in every port, plus drinks, Wi-Fi, gratuities and laundry included
- Host ship for the 140-night 2027 World Cruise from Miami to New York
- Caribbean sailings from Galveston, Texas, in late 2026
- Two-deck Constellation Theater, Splendor Lounge and Observation Lounge with live music nightly
- Serene Spa & Wellness with infinity-edge plunge pool and an 18-station Culinary Arts Kitchen
Staterooms and suites
Veranda and Deluxe Veranda Suites
Starting at 307 square feet with a furnished private balcony, marble bathroom, walk-in closet, sitting area and 24-hour in-suite dining; Deluxe Veranda Suites sit on higher decks.
Serenity and Concierge Suites
Serenity Suites (also called Superior Suites) offer more than 400 square feet including the balcony; Concierge Suites add a pre-cruise hotel night, priority reservations and an illy espresso maker.
Penthouse Suites
A separate sitting area and the services of a personal butler who handles dining and excursion reservations, packing and in-suite cocktail hours.
Seven Seas and Splendor Suites
Full living rooms, separate bedrooms and butler service; the Splendor Suites are the ship’s namesake category with more than 900 square feet of living space and a large private balcony.
Grand and Signature Suites
Top-deck suites with separate living and dining areas, expansive wraparound balconies and butler service; the Signature Suites are also known as Master Suites.
Regent Suite
One of a kind on Deck 14, about 4,443 square feet with a 1,300-square-foot wraparound veranda, two bedrooms, a private in-suite spa retreat and an unlimited spa treatment allowance.
Seven Seas Splendor deck plans
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Deck 14
Suites.
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Dining on Seven Seas Splendor
Compass RoseIncluded
The ship’s largest dining room, where guests build their own entrée from proteins, sides, sauces and pastas each evening.
La VerandaIncluded
Breakfast with ocean views and made-to-order omelets, and a lunch buffet with carving stations.
Sette Mari at La VerandaIncluded
Italian dinner service in cozy alcoves over the water, with antipasti and regional specialties à la carte.
Pool GrillIncluded
Casual outdoor spot for breakfast, lunch or dinner, with barbecue, pizza and seafood.
Coffee ConnectionIncluded
Chic ocean-view café for coffee drinks, pastries and light bites all day.
Prime 7Included
Reservation-based steakhouse serving aged steaks, seafood and American classics, included in the fare.
ChartreuseIncluded
Classic French cuisine with a modern twist and ocean views; reservations recommended, no charge.
Pacific RimIncluded
Pan-Asian dishes served in a dimly lit, Zen-inspired setting.
Entertainment and activities
- Nightly productions in the two-deck Constellation Theater by Regent’s Broadway-trained performers
- Splendor Lounge for signature cocktails and live music before dinner
- Observation Lounge with panoramic views, a whimsical chandelier and live music
- Meridian Lounge bar and the cigar-friendly Connoisseur Club
- Intimate casino with poker, blackjack and cocktails
- Pool deck with pool, whirlpools and cabanas, plus putting green, bocce and paddle tennis
- Serene Spa & Wellness with an infinity-edge plunge pool and fitness center
- 18-station Culinary Arts Kitchen and daytime enrichment lectures
Families and who it suits
Regent is an adults-oriented line with no dedicated children’s facilities on Seven Seas Splendor; a seasonal Club Mariner youth program runs on select summer and holiday sailings. Multigenerational families book adjoining suites, but the ship is best suited to adults.
Best for: Couples who want an all-inclusive Caribbean cruise from Galveston or Miami, a segment of the 2027 World Cruise, or a Northern Europe summer on an Explorer Class ship with 548 crew for 748 guests.
Sails from: New York, Montreal, Miami, Galveston, Panama City, Papeete, Sydney, Singapore, Abu Dhabi, Rome (Civitavecchia), London (Southampton), Copenhagen, Reykjavik · Regions: Canada and New England, Caribbean, World Cruise: South Pacific, Australia, Asia and Arabia, Mediterranean, Northern Europe and the British Isles, Iceland and Greenland
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Facts checked against Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Seven Seas Splendor, Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Seven Seas Splendor cuisine, NCLH press release: 2027 World Cruise on Seven Seas Splendor, Cruise Industry News: Regent to cut capacity on Explorer Class ships on October 13, 2026. Ship details change with refurbishments; your SmartCruiser advisor confirms the current layout when you book.
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