Seven Seas Explorer — Deck Plans, Live Tracker, Dining & Videos

Seven Seas Explorer has seven dining venues — all complimentary and included in Regent's all-inclusive fare. Compass Rose is the open-seating main dining room. Specialty restaurants include Prime 7 (steakhouse, reservations required), Chartreuse (French cuisine), Pacific Rim (Pan-Asian), and Sette Mari at La Veranda (Italian, evening service). La Veranda serves buffet breakfast and lunch. Pool Grill handles casual outdoor dining. Pacific Rim debuted with the Explorer Class and is not on the older Regent ships. See the Dining section above.

Seven Seas Explorer measures 55,254 gross tons with 375 suites (all with private balconies) and approximately 750 guests at double occupancy, served by a crew of 552. She launched in 2016 as the lead ship of the Explorer Class and was billed by Regent as "the most luxurious ship ever built" at introduction.

Seven Seas Explorer (2016, 55,254 GT, 750 guests) is the lead ship of the Explorer Class, followed by Seven Seas Splendor (2020) and Seven Seas Grandeur (2023) — all share the same hull platform, tonnage, and capacity with incremental refinements. She is larger than the older Mariner and Voyager (700 guests) and much larger than Navigator (490 guests).

The Regent Suite on Explorer is the ship's single top-tier accommodation at approximately 3,875 sq ft — among the largest suites at sea as of 2026. It includes in-suite spa facilities, a Steinway grand piano, a private balcony with a whirlpool, and dedicated butler and concierge service. A similar concept exists on Splendor and Grandeur.