Seven Seas Prestige
How big it is
- Launched
- 2025
- Gross tons
- 77,000
- A measure of enclosed volume, not weight.
- Guests
- 822
- With two guests to a cabin
- Crew
- 630
- Gross tons per guest
- 93.7
- Unusually roomy — this is luxury-ship territory.
- Guests per crew member
- 1.3
- Near one crew member for every guest.
Staterooms on Seven Seas Prestige
The 15 categories Seven Seas Prestige 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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Horizon Penthouse Suite
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Seven Seas Suite
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Prestige Suite
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Grand Suite
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Grand Loft Suite
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Signature Suite
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Skyview Sola Suite
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Skyview Luna Suite
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Skyview Aura Suite
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Skyview Regent Suite
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Seven Seas Prestige deck plans
Deck-by-deck layouts for Seven Seas Prestige, 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 Prestige: Regent's first new class in ten years
Seven Seas Prestige is the first new class of ship Regent Seven Seas Cruises has built in ten years. She floated out at Fincantieri's Marghera yard in November 2025 and is scheduled for delivery in 2026. Regent lists her at 77,000 tons, 822 guests and 630 crew. Every suite has a balcony, and her first season is 13 voyages of 10 to 15 nights across Europe and the Caribbean, including two transatlantic crossings.
Who this ship suits
Prestige suits travelers who want Regent's all-inclusive model on the newest ship in Regent's fleet, and who are comfortable booking a ship before she has carried paying guests. Her first-season voyages of 10 to 15 nights suit people with time for a longer trip.
As with the rest of Regent's fleet, she is not designed for children, and the inclusive fare only pays off if you will use the excursions, specialty dining and drinks it covers.
The ship itself
At 77,000 tons and 822 guests, she has about 94 tons per guest. Regent says she is 40 percent larger than its previous ships but carries only 10 percent more guests. With 630 crew, there are about 1.3 guests per crew member.
All suites have balconies, in 12 categories. Four are new to Regent: the Skyview Regent Suite, two-level Skyview Suites reached by an in-suite elevator, Grand Loft Suites, and Horizon Penthouse Suites. There are seven specialty restaurants.
What is included
Regent's fares include unlimited shore excursions in every port, specialty dining, 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
- She has not yet carried paying guests. First sailings on any new ship can change dates if delivery moves, so check the cancellation terms before you book.
- There are no guest reviews yet. What we can tell you comes from Regent's published plans.
- We have not verified accessible-suite counts for this ship. Ask Regent before booking.