Seven Seas Explorer

Embarking Seven Seas Explorer you're immediately struck with a glamorous elegance. Glass light sculptures adorn the ceilings and walls, leading you to a spectacular chandelier and atrium. The all-balcony, all-suites ship by Regent Seven Seas Cruises has been called the most luxurious ship in the world, and despite the ornate details and rich furnishings, there's a sophisticated restraint throughout. The suites are tastefully comfortable and well sized, with generous walk in robes and bathrooms. Walking down the hallways you might pass a Picasso or dine under a brilliant cobalt blue installation at the Compass Rose restaurant. There's no shortage of wow moments on board. 

There's seemingly endless dining options, with Prime 7, an American steakhouse, Chartreuse offering a modern French culinary experience and fresh buffet, Italian and poolside options. For a really special experience there's Pacific Rim, a Pan-Asian restaurant with a sharing menu that feels straight out of some of the most elite dining scenes in the world. It's striking Tibetan Prayer wheel at the entrance is a highlight. 

For restoration of the body and mind there's Serene Spa and Wellness which offers a range of holistic treatments. Or you can book in for a cooking lesson in the ship's world class Culinary Arts Kitchen, which overlooks the ocean as you learn to prepare authentic recipes from the regions you visit. There are multiple lounges, a casino, theatre and club, but for an elegant night one of the best spots on the ship is the Observation Lounge, where the drinks flow, live music plays and floor to ceiling windows offer the best uninterrupted views of your sojourn. 


I was a guest on board Seven Seas Explorer.
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