Reviews of Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Regent Voyager Baltics Adventure from Copenhagen to Stockholm
The summary of the trip is that it was a great experience. The highlight was the itinerary. It was our first visit to most of the ports and they exceeded our high expectations. The ship was nice, but I wouldn’t call it six-star luxury. There were a few highs, a few lows, and a lot of just okay food and service experiences. —Diebroke
Around the World on Regent's Voyager
This year’s World Cruise ended three weeks before the scheduled date due to a problem with one of the pods. Regent did an excellent job of handling a difficult situation. It is part of what makes us come back year after year.
Black Sea Cruise on the Regent Navigator
Leslie from New Mexico offers a detailed redux of the Black Sea ports visited via Regent’s Navigator: Istanbul, Turkey; Nessebur, Bulgaria; Constanta, Romania: Odessa, Yalta, Sevestopol, Ukraine; Sochi, Rusia; Tranzon, Turkey, Mitillini and Athens, Greece.
Regent Voyager Transatlantic Crossing
“We loved our first crossing—was our second favorite cruise out of nine. We find transatlantics romantic, crossings evoke a daily cruise rhythm that allows you to completely relax. Regent does them spectacularly well. We look forward to sailing on the fall Voyager 2010 Grand Crossing and in January 2010 we will get to experience the maiden crossing on Silversea’s newest ship, the Spirit.” —ColonelWes
Istanbul to Athens with Regent's Voyager
“We have been on five Regent cruises. This is the first time I feel 100 percent that it deserves a “5” rating.” —Travelcat
Regent Mariner Repositioning to Alaska
“This was our first cruise on the Mariner and the first time to visit Alaska. We thought the 11-night cruise that repositioned the Mariner to Alaska for the summer had a good itinerary. It was also a West Coast departure, which was convenient for us.” —Travelcat
Caribbean Adventure on Regent's Seven Seas Navigator
“This was our sixth Regent cruise. Once again, we had an incredible experience and look forward to our Voyager cruise in September. This cruise, however, is a bit more difficult to review. How, for instance, do you rate service when most of it would be a “5” and a portion of it would be a “1”? By writing a long review, I hope the positive comes through along with some items that need attention.” —Travelcat
Regent Mariner's Grand Asia Pacific Voyage
“If you’re a fan of the TV show Deadliest Catch, you’ll be intrigued by Regent’s Grand Asia Pacific Voyage. The first segment sails from Alaska across the Bering Sea to the Aleutian Islands and to Dutch Harbor—home to the fishermen-turned-celebrities that fish for crab while being filmed for the Discovery Channel’s popular series. From the Aleutians, you’ll sail to Russia, the northern islands of Japan, and then to Tokyo. Read about our voyage aboard the Mariner.” —Andrea