Seven Seas Navigator: Deck plans and suites

Questions about Seven Seas Navigator

Which suite categories does Seven Seas Navigator have?

7 categories, as Regent Seven Seas names them: Signature Suite, Grand Suite, Navigator Suite, Penthouse Suite, Concierge Suite, Deluxe Veranda Suite and Deluxe Window Suite. Each is listed above with its size, its deck and the photographs Regent Seven Seas publishes.

Can I choose a particular suite number on Seven Seas Navigator?

Usually, yes. Most Regent Seven Seas categories are sold by suite number, so you can pick one from the deck plans above and we ask Regent Seven Seas to hold it while the category is open. Some fares are sold as a guarantee, where the line assigns the suite later; we tell you which before you commit.

What does the Regent Seven Seas fare include on Seven Seas Navigator?

Regent Seven Seas publishes the fare as including: Unlimited shore excursions — the headline inclusion, and the one that most separates Regent from the rest of the ultra-luxury field; Unlimited beverages, fine wines, craft cocktails and specialty coffees; All specialty restaurants at no added cost; A customisable in-suite mini bar, replenished daily to your preferences. The full list, and what is charged separately, is on the Regent Seven Seas page.

What changes when I book Seven Seas Navigator through Via Privata?

USD 1,500 onboard credit per suite. Credited by Via Privata on bookings of USD 40,000 or more — on top of the line's own amenities, at the fare you would pay booking direct. Below that, the Virtuoso benefit applies instead: Virtuoso Focus Fares, special rates not published publicly, on selected sailings. We check your dates and confirm it in writing at booking.