Regent Seven Seas continues to dazzle us with its unrivalled experiences, top-notch service and exceptional cuisine. The newly released 2025-2026 Voyage Collection has thrilled us with the addition of new and far-flung regions, thoughtful itineraries and unforgettable curated experiences, in destinations ranging from the striking Norwegian coastline with its gorgeous fjords, delightful fishing villages and hip cities to the tropical paradise of the South Pacific with its coral reefs, lagoons, jungles, waterfalls and mountains.
Book your Regent Seven Seas cruise for 2025-26 in advance and get the itinerary and cabin grade you hope for. This is in addition to the amazing inclusions on Regent Seven Seas cruises, among which are flights and transfers, a three-night land programme on selected voyages, unlimited shore excursions, unlimited drinks (including fine wines and spirits), pre-paid tips, dining in speciality restaurants and unlimited Wi-Fi. In Concierge suites and higher, you’ll also get a one-night pre-cruise hotel package and a complimentary transfer between hotel and ship.
Among the tempting 2025 and 2026 voyages on which you might want to snap up your places now are a 2025 festive sailing across the Arabian and Andaman Seas, taking 22 nights to take you from captivating Doha to vibrant Singapore, with stop-offs including Kerala, Sri Lanka, Yangon, Phuket and Penang. En route it embraces up to 72 land excursions, including a tour of Myanmar’s Shwedagon Pagoda by night.
Another inspiring option is the 18-night Buenos Aires to Santiago itinerary, which includes a visit to the remote town of Punta Arenas with its street vendors serving up sopaipilla flatbreads with salsa, and to Magdalena Island with its endearing and entertaining penguins.
Other activities across the 2025–2026 portfolio include shark and ray watching by glass-bottomed boat in Bora Bora, dancing the night away in Rio de Janeiro, cherry blossom viewing in Kyoto, taking tea in the iconic Reid’s Palace in Madeira’s capital Funchal, and exploring Aqaba, the Wadi Rum desert and the simply magical ruins of Petra in Jordan.
With every suite across its six ships boasting ocean views, and 98% featuring a private balcony, Regent cruises are a magnificent way to experience the world’s incredible array of maritime landscapes.
Regent’s suites bring together all the comfort and amenities you’d expect from the world’s finest hotels and resorts, including a separate sitting area, cosseting beds, lots of wardrobe space, an interactive TV with complimentary movies, a mini-bar stocked daily with your preferences and 24-hour room service.
In addition, Spacious Suites come with a bottle of champagne, Concierge Suites with a free one-night pre-cruise hotel package and priority restaurant reservations, and Penthouse Suites with a personal butler. Regent’s 24-hour in-suite dining can include dishes made to your exact requests from the Compass Rose menu.
Regent has also carefully curated thousands of land excursions – unlimited and at no extra charge – to engage your interests and passions, whether food and wine, art and architecture, or a combination of these and more. They include visits to more than 350 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, giving you the chance to learn about world history in powerful and tangible ways.
To book your 2025 or 2026 Regent Seven Seas cruise, call your Travel Counsellor today.
This twenty eight night journey is designed for travellers who want to see Australia and New Zealand in depth, following a clear route that links cities, coastlines and standout natural landscapes. Beginning in tropical north Queensland, the trip moves through Australia’s east coast and iconic regions before crossing to New Zealand for alpine scenery, lakes and fjords, finishing in Christchurch.
This ten night journey through KwaZulu Natal is suited to travellers who want to see more of South Africa beyond the main tourist trail. It brings together mountains, battlefields, wildlife and coastline in one well paced trip. With flights from Dublin, a hire car and carefully selected lodges throughout, the route moves easily from the Midlands to the Drakensberg, on to historic sites and safari, before ending by the sea near Durban.
This thirteen night journey brings together the buzz of Japan’s cities and time by the coast in central Vietnam. You move from neon streets and high speed rail to lantern lit evenings and relaxed days near the beach, with a strong balance of food, culture and downtime. Private transfers, well located hotels and key rail and flight connections are all arranged, so each stage runs smoothly while still giving you the freedom to explore on your own.
