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

Seven Seas Navigator has five dining venues — all complimentary and included in Regent's all-inclusive fare. Compass Rose is the open-seating main dining room (lunch menus include dishes inspired by Prime 7, Chartreuse, and Pacific Rim concepts, but those exist on Navigator only as menu items within Compass Rose — not as standalone restaurants). Prime 7 is the steakhouse (reservations required). La Veranda serves buffet breakfast and lunch and transforms into Sette Mari at La Veranda for Italian dinner service each evening. Pool Grill handles casual outdoor dining poolside. Navigator does not carry Chartreuse or Pacific Rim as separate venues — those are on other Regent ships. See the Dining section above.

Seven Seas Navigator is the smallest ship in the Regent fleet at 28,550 gross tons with 245 suites and approximately 490 guests at double occupancy, served by a crew of 340. She is the only current Regent ship where not all suites have balconies — some have large picture windows. Her small size gives her one of the highest crew-to-guest ratios in luxury cruising and allows her to dock in ports that larger ships cannot reach.

Seven Seas Navigator (1999, 28,550 GT, 490 guests) is significantly smaller than the rest of the Regent fleet. Seven Seas Mariner (2001) and Seven Seas Voyager (2003) carry 700 guests each. The Explorer Class — Explorer (2016), Splendor (2020), and Grandeur (2023) — carries 750 guests at 55,254 GT. Navigator's smaller size means more personal attention but older hardware and fewer dining options (5 venues vs 7+ on the Explorer Class).

Regent's all-inclusive fare covers all dining (main and specialty restaurants with no surcharges), premium drinks and fine wines, unlimited shore excursions in every port, pre-paid gratuities, Wi-Fi, and a 1-night pre-cruise hotel stay in concierge suites and above. The inclusions are identical across the Regent fleet.