Seven Seas Navigator

Seven Seas Navigator is a Navigator Class cruise ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. She entered service in 1999, measures 28,550 gross tons, and carries approximately 490 guests at double occupancy.

Quick Answer: Seven Seas Navigator is Regent's smallest and most intimate ship — 28,550 GT, 490 guests, launched in 1999. All-suite and fully inclusive, she offers the highest crew-to-guest ratio in the fleet. This page covers deck plans, live tracking, dining venues, and videos.

Best For: Travelers who prioritize intimacy and personal attention above all else. Navigator suits experienced luxury cruisers who find even 750-guest ships too large — with 490 guests and 340 crew, you are known by name.

Seven Seas Navigator is the fleet's intimate outlier — at 490 guests she carries roughly two-thirds the capacity of the other Regent ships. Not all suites have balconies (some have windows), which is unique in the current Regent fleet. The all-inclusive fare is identical to the larger ships — specialty dining, drinks, shore excursions, Wi-Fi, and gratuities are all included. Her smaller size allows her to dock in ports that the Explorer Class ships cannot reach. If you want balcony-guaranteed, Mariner or Voyager at 700 guests are the next step up. If you want the newest Regent experience, Grandeur (2023) is the current flagship.