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Seven Seas Grandeur: ship guide
Newest Explorer Class ship: 373 balcony suites, eight restaurants, a Fabergé exhibit.
Best for: Couples and small groups who want the newest Regent ship, all-inclusive excursions and dining, and a Caribbean, Panama Canal or Mediterranean itinerary without on-board extras. Sails from Miami, Los Angeles, Panama City, Lisbon, Barcelona, Rome (Civitavecchia), Athens (Piraeus), Venice (Fusina) in 2026 and 2027.
About Seven Seas Grandeur
Seven Seas Grandeur is the third and newest ship in Regent’s Explorer Class, delivered by Fincantieri in Ancona in November 2023 and christened in Miami that December. At 55,500 gross tons and 735 feet, she carries 746 guests in 373 suites, every one with a furnished private balcony, looked after by 548 crew. Layouts run from the 307-square-foot Veranda Suite to the Regent Suite, and the ship holds a multimillion-dollar art collection anchored by Journey in Jewels, a permanent Fabergé exhibit at sea.
Everything that makes Regent all-inclusive is built into the fare: unlimited shore excursions in every port, all eight dining venues including the Prime 7 steakhouse, French Chartreuse and Pan-Asian Pacific Rim, unlimited beverages with fine wines and premium spirits, Wi-Fi, gratuities and valet laundry. Guests in Concierge Suites and above add a pre-cruise hotel night. Evenings center on the two-deck Constellation Theater, the Grandeur Lounge and the Observation Lounge.
In 2026 and 2027 Seven Seas Grandeur splits her time between the Americas and Europe. After a fall 2026 Mediterranean season she crosses to Miami for Caribbean and Central America voyages, a Panama Canal transit to Los Angeles, Mexican Riviera sailings and a Panama City to Amazon journey, then returns across the Atlantic in April 2027 for Iberia and Mediterranean itineraries from Lisbon, Barcelona, Rome and Venice. She suits couples who want a brand-new ship with a high crew-to-guest ratio and nothing left to pay for on board.
- 373 suites, all with furnished private balconies, from 307 to 5,089 square feet including balcony
- Regent Suite with a glass-enclosed, skylit parlor and private in-suite spa, overlooking the bow
- 16 Grandeur Suites with living room, bedroom and balconies Regent calls among the largest at sea
- Journey in Jewels, a permanent Fabergé exhibit and the centerpiece of the ship’s art collection
- 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 all included
- Two-deck Constellation Theater with nightly productions by Regent’s own cast
- Serene Spa & Wellness, a Culinary Arts Kitchen and a crew-to-guest ratio of about 1 to 1.4
Staterooms and suites
Veranda and Deluxe Veranda Suites
The entry point, 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 with more choice of location.
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 for dining and excursions and an illy espresso maker.
Penthouse Suites
Larger living space with a separate sitting area and the services of a personal butler, who handles reservations, packing and in-suite cocktail hours.
Seven Seas and Grandeur Suites
Full living rooms, a separate bedroom and butler service; the 16 Grandeur Suites are the ship’s signature accommodation with balconies Regent describes as among the largest at sea.
Grand and Signature Suites
Top-deck suites with separate living and dining areas, expansive wraparound balconies and butler service, designed for guests who entertain on board.
Regent Suite
One of a kind, about 4,443 square feet overlooking the bow with a skylit, glass-enclosed parlor, two bedrooms, a private in-suite spa with sauna and steam room and an unlimited spa treatment allowance.
Seven Seas Grandeur deck plans
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On board Seven Seas Grandeur
Dining on Seven Seas Grandeur
Compass RoseIncluded
The ship’s largest restaurant, where guests build their own entrée from a choice of proteins, sides and sauces each evening.
La VerandaIncluded
Breakfast and lunch with ocean views, made-to-order omelets and a lunch buffet with carving stations.
Sette Mari at La VerandaIncluded
La Veranda becomes an Italian restaurant each evening, with antipasti and regional specialties served à la carte in alcoves over the water.
Pool GrillIncluded
Casual alfresco eatery by the pool serving barbecue, pizza and seafood through the day.
Coffee ConnectionIncluded
Ocean-view café for barista coffee, pastries and light bites all day.
Prime 7Included
Reservation-based steakhouse serving aged cuts of beef and American classics, included in the fare.
ChartreuseIncluded
Fine French dining with a modern twist and ocean views; reservations recommended, no charge.
Pacific RimIncluded
Pan-Asian restaurant with sushi, dim sum and Thai and Chinese dishes in a dimly lit, Zen-inspired room.
Entertainment and activities
- Nightly productions in the two-deck Constellation Theater by Regent’s Broadway-trained cast
- Grandeur Lounge for signature cocktails and live music before dinner
- Observation Lounge with panoramic views, live musicians and guest entertainers
- Meridian Lounge bar and the cigar-friendly Connoisseur Club
- Intimate casino with poker, blackjack and a cocktail bar
- Pool deck with pool, whirlpools and cabanas, plus bocce, putting green and paddle tennis
- Serene Spa & Wellness with an infinity-edge plunge pool and fitness center
- Culinary Arts Kitchen cooking classes and daytime enrichment lectures
Families and who it suits
Regent is an adults-oriented line with no dedicated children’s facilities on Seven Seas Grandeur; a seasonal Club Mariner youth program runs on select summer and holiday sailings. Families with teens who enjoy excursions and fine dining do well here, but the ship is best suited to adults.
Best for: Couples and small groups who want the newest Regent ship, all-inclusive excursions and dining, and a Caribbean, Panama Canal or Mediterranean itinerary without on-board extras.
Sails from: Miami, Los Angeles, Panama City, Lisbon, Barcelona, Rome (Civitavecchia), Athens (Piraeus), Venice (Fusina) · Regions: Caribbean and Central America, Panama Canal and Mexican Riviera, South America and the Amazon, Mediterranean, Northern Europe
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Facts checked against Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Seven Seas Grandeur, Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Seven Seas Grandeur cuisine, Regent Seven Seas Cruises: Seven Seas Grandeur evening entertainment, 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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