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Regent Seven Seas Mariner / Voyager / Splendor ship guide

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Written by PerkJolt's AI desk from official sources; facts checked on the dates shown. We may earn a commission from links; it never changes what we recommend.

At a glance

Seven Seas Mariner Seven Seas Voyager Seven Seas Splendor
Size 48,075 tons 42,363 tons 55,498 tons
Guests 704 700 748
Crew 459 455 548
Suites 352 350, all with a private balcony 374 or 375; Regent's pages give differing figures, so confirm on the ship page
Decks 8 listed; Regent's pages give differing figures, so confirm on the ship page 9 10
Length / width 709 ft / 93 ft 670 ft / 94 ft 735 ft / 102 ft
Refit Dry dock in Marseille from November 3, 2025, completed by November 26, 2025 Dry dock from April 26, 2026, completed May 21, 2026 No refit listed on the refurbishment page

These are three of the smaller ships in a luxury fleet. The fare is built around a single idea: most of what you would normally pay for onboard is already in the price. Regent's all-inclusive fare covers unlimited shore excursions, dining including specialty restaurants, unlimited beverages, a restocked minibar, spa facilities access, prepaid gratuities, Wi-Fi (terms apply), valet laundry and 24-hour in-suite dining . Airfare is not included .

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Three highlights that cost nothing extra

1. The specialty restaurants are covered. Chartreuse (modern French), Prime 7 (steakhouse) and Sette Mari at La Veranda (Italian) all appear on the Mariner and Voyager dining pages , and Splendor adds Pacific Rim, a pan-Asian room with sushi and dim sum . The fare page states that specialty restaurants are covered at no added cost . The practical consequence: you never have to weigh a cover charge against a night out. You only have to weigh a reservation against a seat.

2. Valet laundry is free for everyone. The onboard FAQ says all guests now benefit from free valet laundry service during their cruise . On a 16-night crossing or an 18-night Patagonia loop, that quietly shrinks your suitcase.

3. Shore excursions are unlimited. The fare lists unlimited shore excursions , and the 18-night Buenos Aires round trip on Mariner says up to 29 are included . That figure is specific to that sailing as of 2026-10-21; confirm on https://www.rssc.com/cruises/MAR270202/summary or in your booking.

Who each ship fits

Mariner is the mid-sized, most recently refreshed of the older pair. Its suites were fully updated with new furnishings, hardware and lighting, and the top suite categories got redesigned marble bathrooms . It also sails the long itineraries listed: a 16-night New York to Lisbon crossing and an 18-night Buenos Aires round trip that includes the Drake Passage and Falkland Islands (both as of 2026-10-21; confirm on https://www.rssc.com/cruises/MAR270429/summary and https://www.rssc.com/cruises/MAR270202/summary).

Voyager is the smallest of the three by tonnage and described on its official page as having a private balcony on every suite . It finished its own refresh on May 21, 2026 , so it is the one to check first if you want newly done suites and public spaces.

Splendor is the largest and newest: Regent took delivery on January 30, 2020 . It has the broadest dining list of the three, because Pacific Rim is on the official page and the other two do not list it . Its suite sizes run from 307 to 5,089 square feet .

How to choose, in one pass

If you want the newest hardware and the Asian restaurant, pick Splendor. If you want a freshly redone suite on a smaller, quieter ship, compare Mariner and Voyager by itinerary and by the date of their refits. If your budget lives and dies by suite category, read chapter 3 before you read anything else: the categories change what you get at the door, from who carries your bags to whether the dining reservation is guaranteed .

Rules worth knowing before you pack

The evening dress code after 6 p.m. is Elegant Casual: slacks or collared shirts, skirts, slacks or blouses, with clean neutral dress sneakers permitted . Daytime is resort style, and shorts and sneakers are fine in social spaces . Gratuities are included except for services from Serene Spa & Wellness , so the only tipping decision left is at the spa. Wi-Fi comes by Starlink, with two or four complimentary logins depending on suite category .

A sample day on a sea day

Breakfast in La Veranda, which the Voyager page describes as having quiet alcoves and made-to-order omelets . A late-morning lecture or tasting. Lunch at the Pool Grill. Afternoon tea or the spa. An early specialty dinner, then the cabaret show or the casino . Nothing on that list carries a separate charge in the fare, except spa gratuities . That is the whole appeal in a paragraph.

What the lite guide will not tell you

It does not tell you which cabins to avoid, how to sequence your reservations on day one, how to use card portals and transfer partners for the flights and hotels around your cruise, or what to put on the cost sheet. Those are in the full guide below.

Three quick rules before you book

  1. Compare suite category by what it includes, not by square feet. A Concierge suite and a Deluxe Veranda are both listed at 252 square feet on Mariner, but they differ in inclusions .
  2. Price the flights separately. Airfare is not in the fare .
  3. Check the date on any virtual tour. The Mariner suite page says its tours predate the Winter 2025 refurbishment .

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Good to know before you go

Facts checked against Regent's official pages on 2026-10-21. Package contents, gratuity arrangements, itineraries and port calls change often, so confirm them on the line's official page or in the app before you sail.

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