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Seven Seas Grandeur

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Seven Seas Grandeur cruise ship

How big it is

224 m long. Shorter than the Eiffel Tower is tall.Dashed line: the Eiffel Tower laid down, 330 m. Length drawn to scale.
Launched
2021
Gross tons
55,498
A measure of enclosed volume, not weight.
Guests
746
With two guests to a cabin
Crew
548
Gross tons per guest
74.4
Unusually roomy — this is luxury-ship territory.
Guests per crew member
1.4
Near one crew member for every guest.

Staterooms on Seven Seas Grandeur

The 10 categories Seven Seas Grandeur sails with.

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  • Veranda Suite

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  • Deluxe Veranda Suite

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  • Serenity Suite

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  • Concierge Suite

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  • Penthouse Suite

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  • Grandeur Suite

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  • Seven Seas Suite

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  • Grand Suite

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  • Signature Suite

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  • Regent Suite

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Seven Seas Grandeur deck plans

Deck-by-deck layouts for Seven Seas Grandeur, straight from the line. Useful once you know roughly which cabin you want — open a deck to see where everything sits.

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Seven Seas Grandeur: Regent's all-suite, all-inclusive ship for 746 guests

Seven Seas Grandeur is the sixth ship in Regent Seven Seas Cruises' fleet. She took her first guests on November 18, 2023, and carries 746 guests with a staff of 548. Like every Regent ship, every cabin is a suite, and Regent says its fares include unlimited shore excursions in every port, specialty dining, wines and spirits, Wi-Fi, laundry and gratuities.

Who this ship suits

Grandeur suits travelers who want a small, quiet ship where almost everything is paid for in advance, and who would rather not keep track of a bar bill or excursion charges. She suits experienced cruisers moving up to an all-inclusive line, and couples or friends traveling together.

She is not built around children: there are no waterparks or family areas of the kind the big family lines offer, and the fare is set at a level where the inclusions only make sense if you will use them. If you rarely drink, eat in specialty restaurants or take excursions, compare the total cost carefully with a premium line where you pay as you go.

The ship itself

Grandeur was built by Fincantieri in Ancona, Italy, and delivered in November 2023. She builds on the design of Regent's earlier Explorer-class ships. At 55,498 gross tons and 746 guests, she has about 74 gross tons per guest, which is a lot of space per person. With 548 staff, there are about 1.4 guests per crew member.

What is included

Regent says its fares, across the fleet, include unlimited shore excursions in every port, meals in the specialty restaurants, fine wines and spirits, onboard entertainment, Wi-Fi, valet laundry and pre-paid gratuities. Guests in Concierge-level suites and above also get a hotel night before the cruise.

What to know before you book

  • Check the excursion list for your sailing to see exactly which tours the fare includes.
  • We have not verified the number or location of accessible suites on this ship. Ask Regent before booking.

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