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Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Classification: Premium to Luxury
Passenger/Space Ratio: 54
Website: www.rssc.com
This luxury line offers small ship intimacy with fine cuisine and service
and has firmly established itself in its market. The line operates five
ships crusing in destinations around the world. This line has in a short
period of time obtained a loyal following of cruise veterans. The 46,000-ton
Seven Seas Mariner was voted "world's
Overall number one cruise ship by a Cruise Critic poll. Launched in early
2001, this ship accommodates 700 passengers – all in outside suites
and each with a verandah. (Surprisingly, this beautiful ship has no wrap
teak promenade).
Other ships of Regent include Seven Seas Voyager, Seven Seas Navigator and the acclaimed Paul Gaugin, home ported
naturally in Tahiti
Officers are European and service staff are international.
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