Seven Seas Explorer

Seven Seas Explorer is a Explorer Class cruise ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. She entered service in 2016, measures 55,254 gross tons, and carries approximately 750 guests at double occupancy.

Key Facts

  • Class: Explorer Class
  • Year: 2016
  • Tonnage: 55,254 GT
  • Guests: 750
  • IMO: 9703150

Quick Answer: Seven Seas Explorer is Regent's flagship — 55,254 GT, 750 guests, launched in 2016. Billed as "the most luxurious ship ever built" at launch, she is all-suite, all-balcony, and fully inclusive (drinks, dining, shore excursions, Wi-Fi). This page covers deck plans, live tracking, dining venues, and videos.

Best For: Luxury travelers who want everything included in the fare — no surprise charges for drinks, specialty dining, shore excursions, or gratuities. Explorer suits those who prefer an intimate 750-guest ship with the space ratio and finish of a boutique hotel.

Seven Seas Explorer tends to suit experienced cruisers who have outgrown premium lines and want no-decision-required luxury. The all-inclusive fare means you never sign a check onboard — specialty restaurants, premium spirits, curated shore excursions, and Wi-Fi are all included. At 750 guests with 552 crew, the service ratio is among the best in the industry. If you want even smaller ships, Seven Seas Navigator (490 guests) or Seabourn's fleet offers more intimacy. If all-inclusive matters less than price, Oceania provides a similar culinary focus at a lower fare with fewer inclusions.

Key Facts

  • Ship Class: Explorer Class — 55,254 GT, 750 guests, 552 crew
  • All-Inclusive: Drinks, specialty dining, shore excursions, Wi-Fi, gratuities included
  • Signature Features: All-suite/all-balcony, Regent Suite (largest at sea at launch), Compass Rose restaurant
  • Itineraries: Mediterranean, Northern Europe, Alaska, world voyages

A First Look at Seven Seas Explorer

Seven Seas Explorer exterior view
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Seven Seas Explorer cruise ship
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Seven Seas Explorer dining venue Dining on Seven Seas Explorer

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At a Glance

Seven Seas Explorer is a Explorer Class ship from Regent Seven Seas Cruises. With 55,500 gross tons and capacity for 750 guests, she entered service in 2016.

Seven Seas Explorer Specifications

Gross Tonnage
55,500
Guests
750
Year Built
2016
Class
Explorer Class
Length
224m
Crew
552

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Ship Statistics

Gross Tonnage
55,254 GT
Guests
750
Crew
552
Entered Service
2016
Class
Explorer Class

Seven Seas Explorer Deck Plans

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Seven Seas Explorer Deck Plans

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Frequently Asked Questions About Seven Seas Explorer

What dining options are available on Seven Seas Explorer?

Seven Seas Explorer offers complimentary dining including the main dining room and buffet. Specialty restaurants vary by ship and may require reservations or carry an additional charge. Check the dining section above for specific venues available on this ship.

How do I find the deck plans for Seven Seas Explorer?

Deck plans are available through the links on this page. You can also find official deck plans on the Regent Seven Seas Cruises website or in the cruise planner app.

Where does Seven Seas Explorer sail?

Ship deployments vary by season. Check the Regent Seven Seas Cruises website for current itineraries and departure ports for Seven Seas Explorer.

How can I track Seven Seas Explorer's current location?

Use the live ship tracker section on this page to see the ship's current position, speed, and next port in real-time when available.

Is this information official?

This page provides planning resources and community insights. Always confirm details with Regent Seven Seas Cruises or your travel advisor before booking.

Sources & Attribution

Ship specifications from official cruise line materials. Photos credited where shown. Data verified against industry sources.

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