Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Seven Seas Explorer
373 balconied suites and a dining roster that runs from Compass Rose to the private Study and a Culinary Arts Kitchen.
- Class
- Explorer Class
- Launched
- 2016
- Guests
- ~746
- Typically sails
- Asia
Best for
- Small-ship travelers
- Foodies
- Couples
- Port-focused travelers
Worth knowing
Watch outs
Things that may matter depending on your travel style — not criticisms.
- Small ship — around 746 guests on board
Dining at a glance
Food & Dining
Food Strength
VERY GOOD
One of this ship's strengths.
Strong dining, but book the specialty venues early.
Main Dining
Very Good
Specialty Dining
Very Good
Included Dining
Exceptional
Dining Variety
Very Good
Why It Stands Out
- • Specialty restaurants are covered by the fare, with reservations required
- • Reviewers rate quality as consistent across venues on the newer ships
Best For Food
Included specialty dining
How we rate food ▾
Food Strength is an editorial comparison across cruise ships generally — not just within this cruise line.
This dining assessment reflects broader Regent Seven Seas Cruises patterns where ship-specific evidence is limited. Individual venues and experiences vary by ship.
Reviews & Traveler Perspective
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Where it goes
Routes on this ship
The route profiles Galythia holds for Seven Seas Explorer.
Indicative only
Reference price
US$14,399 pp
14-night Asia
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