For 35 years, Regent Seven Seas Cruises has been taking guests to extraordinary corners of the world in all-inclusive luxury. To mark the anniversary, 35 carefully selected voyages will feature special onboard programming, a commemorative gift, and a few unexpected surprises created especially for the occasion.
Guests booking an eligible voyage by 31st August 2026 can enjoy savings of up to 35%, together with a US$350 Shipboard Credit per suite to use during their journey. From Alaska’s immense glaciers to Indonesia’s tropical islands and the food cultures of the Baltics, these three anniversary sailings show just how varied a Regent voyage can be.
Experience the scale and beauty of Alaska
Glacier Peaks & Historic Rails is a seven-night voyage from Vancouver to Whittier, departing on 18th August 2027 aboard Seven Seas Explorer®.
After sailing through the sheltered waterways and forested scenery of the Inside Passage, this itinerary calls at Klawock, Juneau, Skagway, and Icy Strait before cruising past the immense face of Hubbard Glacier. It’s a journey filled with the landscapes many travellers dream of seeing in Alaska: mountains rising directly from the water, wildlife-rich coastlines, historic Gold Rush towns, and glaciers shaped over thousands of years. With up to 30 shore excursions included, guests can experience Alaska from several perspectives. That might mean learning about Indigenous culture, following the routes once taken by prospectors, travelling through mountain scenery by rail, or heading out in search of whales and other wildlife.
Journey from Bali to Sydney
For those drawn to tropical landscapes and far-reaching voyages, Colourful Frangipani & Hibiscus offers 14 nights aboard Seven Seas Mariner®, departing Bali on 7th December 2027. The journey begins among the temples, beaches, and artistic traditions of Bali before visiting Lombok and Komodo. From there, the ship crosses towards Australia, calling at Darwin, Cooktown, Cairns, and Airlie Beach before arriving in Sydney. Several days at sea provide time to relax and enjoy life on board between the cultural encounters and natural landscapes found ashore. You can move from Indonesian islands and the remarkable wildlife of Komodo to Australia’s tropical north, with opportunities to discover Aboriginal heritage, rainforest scenery, and the gateway cities of the Great Barrier Reef. Up to 19 shore excursions are included across the voyage, while the days spent cruising the Timor, Arafura, Coral, and Tasman seas create a relaxed balance between exploration and time on board.
Explore the Baltic through its food and culture
Food has a wonderful way of revealing the character of a destination, and Regent’s Spotlight with Mark & Kate Bittman voyage places culinary storytelling at the heart of the journey.
Departing Edinburgh on 14th July 2027, the 12-night sailing travels to Stockholm aboard Seven Seas Voyager®. Along the way, guests will visit Amsterdam, Copenhagen, Berlin via Warnemünde, Rønne, Gdańsk, Klaipėda, Riga, and Tallinn, discovering a wide variety of Northern European and Baltic cultures. Award-winning food writer and author Mark Bittman, together with creative producer Kate Bittman, will bring their Food with Mark Bittman podcast to life at sea. The programme is set to include live podcast recordings, cooking demonstrations, food-focused discussions, and conversations exploring the connections between cuisine, culture, and sustainability. There will also be opportunities to connect the onboard programme with local culinary traditions ashore. With up to 65 included shore excursions, guests can delve deeper into the cities and communities visited while experiencing everything from grand capitals to smaller Baltic ports.
To book your Regent Seven Seas cruise, speak to your Travel Counsellor today.
A group of Travel Counsellors recently headed to Alaska with Norwegian Cruise Line, setting off from Seattle aboard Norwegian Bliss. The trip gave the group a chance to experience the ship and its ports first-hand, picking up ideas and insights to share with customers planning their own cruise. And with Alaska on the bucket list for so many, there was plenty to look forward to once the ship left Seattle behind.
Some holidays are about fitting in as much as possible. Others give you the luxury of taking your time. A voyage along the Atlantic coasts of Spain and France with Cunard offers a little of both: days spent discovering great food, architecture, and historic cities ashore, balanced by unhurried time on board as the scenery changes beyond the ship. In 2027, consider a seven-night voyage from Southampton aboard Queen Anne. You can wake up ready to explore Bilbao, spend the following days discovering Galicia, and finish with a taste of Normandy, without changing hotels or repacking along the way. Two days at sea create a natural pause between these stops, giving you time to enjoy the ship rather than simply moving from one destination to the next.
Cunard’s new voyages for October 2028 to May 2029 bring together winter sun, European city stays, and far-reaching journeys across the world. Guests can mark a milestone at sea on Queen Mary 2, spend an evening in Rio de Janeiro during Carnival with Queen Anne, or join Queen Elizabeth for a 115-night World Voyage. There’s also a 10% Early Booking Saving on eligible bookings made by 30th December 2026.*
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