With just six months to go until the launch of Regent Seven Seas’ first Prestige-class ship – Seven Seas Prestige – new details surrounding the ship’s culinary programme have been unveiled—and it’s good news for the epicurean traveller. 

Hopefully in today's blog post, we can offer some guidance to help you choose the perfect experience for you.

Luxury cruise line Regent Seven Seas announced this month that their much-loved ship, Seven Seas Navigator will leave The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet at the end of 2026, becoming one of Avora Residences' new fleet of residential cruise ships.

Anyone would agree that 2025 has been a pretty big year for Regent Seven Seas—and with a plethora of additions, enhancements and landmark moments already in the calendar for 2026, it’s safe to say that The World’s Most Luxurious Fleet is well on its way to becoming even more luxurious in the coming year.

Some holidays are enjoyable. Others stay with you forever. Our recent journey through Canada, Alaska and Seattle belongs firmly in the latter category – a trip full of unforgettable landscapes, wildlife encounters, and moments that made us pause and take it all in.

Leading ultra luxury cruise line Regent Seven Seas Cruises is soon to be adding a new string to their Most Inclusive Luxury Experience® bow with new ship Seven Seas Prestige set to debut in 2026. The line has this month unveiled a first look at and new details about the vessel, the seventh ship in the line’s impressive fleet, and the first of its next-generation Prestige class. 

Our cruise connoisseur Georgia's experience on Regent Seven Seas, exploring Italy! 

Regent Seven Seas dress code and what to wear on Regent Seven Seas.

It features 173 new itineraries and 16 new ports never visited!

The world's most expensive holiday has been unveiled, costing one super-rich couple £1.7 million ($2.2 million).