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Still basking in the luxurious glow of Seven Seas Explorer, Regent Seven Seas will add a new sister, Seven Seas Splendor, to its fleet in 2020. Regent has been hard at work refitting the rest of its luxury fleet with new features, amenities and décor, transforming some of its best-loved ships into brand-new experiences.
Seven Seas Explorer was a major win for Regent.
The most lavish ship built for the line to-date (and the most luxurious in the world, if you believe the marketing department), Seven Seas Explorer raised the bar on what constitutes luxury cruising. The over-the-top ship is beautifully done, with some 2,500 pieces of artwork and nearly 500 chandeliers onboard; perfect for complementing a swooping grand staircase that looks like it belongs at the base of a European palace.
Much to-do has been made about the ship’s 412 square metre (4,443 square foot) Regent Suite, with its two private balconies, two bedrooms, two-and-a-half bathrooms, three walk-in closets, custom-built Steinway piano, and its $150,000 Savoir No.1 bed.
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