Regent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled the newly refurbished Seven Seas Voyager, with the ultra-luxury vessel returning to service following an extensive multi-million-dollar renovation completed in Marseille, France.
The ship resumed sailing on 21 May 2026 after spending 25 days in dry dock, emerging with redesigned suites, refreshed public spaces, enhanced dining venues and a new culinary-focused enrichment experience.
Major refurbishment completed
The refurbishment aligns Seven Seas Voyager more closely with Regent’s Explorer-Class ships, creating a more consistent look and feel across the fleet.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises President Wesley D’Silva said every aspect of the transformation had been carefully designed to elevate the guest experience.
“The transformation of Seven Seas Voyager marks another exciting milestone for Regent, as we further elevate the standard of all-inclusive, ultra-luxury cruising across the fleet,” D’Silva said.
The renovation includes upgrades to all suites, featuring new furnishings, lighting, carpets, décor and hardware. Signature, Grand, Voyager and Seven Seas Suites have undergone complete redesigns, including new bathrooms with separate bathtubs and showers.
New dining and enrichment experiences
Among the ship’s most notable additions is a revamped Pool Grill featuring a new pizzeria concept serving handcrafted pizzas in a relaxed evening setting.
Other public spaces receiving upgrades include Prime 7, Chartreuse, the Atrium and the library, while Coffee Connection has been relocated to a new mid-ship location on Deck 5.
The refurbishment also introduces the Epicurean Enrichment Studio, a venue designed to connect guests with destinations through food, culture and storytelling.
Launching on voyages from 28 June 2026, the experience will feature destination-inspired culinary programs, cooking demonstrations and interactive enrichment activities.
Mediterranean season underway
The enhanced Seven Seas Voyager is currently operating a 12-night Eastern Mediterranean Gems voyage from Barcelona to Athens, visiting ports across Croatia, Montenegro and the Greek Isles.
The ship will continue sailing throughout the Mediterranean before repositioning for a series of Northern Europe voyages exploring the British Isles, Iceland and Scandinavia.
