Regent Seven Seas Cruises 2025-26 Season: Five New Itineraries Across Five Continents

The Grand Voyage itineraries on board four ships cover five continents and 194 ports of call, and they last between 61 and 117 nights. Five extra sailings have been added to the 2025–2026 itinerary of Regent Seven Seas Cruises.

The 83-night Arctic adventure itinerary sets off from New York on board the Seven Seas Mariner and makes stops in a number of North American and European cities before arriving in Barcelona. These destinations include Boston, Halifax, Newfoundland, Reykjavik, Oslo, Amsterdam, Bordeaux, Lisbon, and Seville.

Prices start at £53,669 and include up to 364 shore excursions based on a departure on 10th July, 2025. After 83 nights, passengers have the option to leave the ship or carry on for an additional 34 nights to complete a 117-night “Grand Cultural Quest” that visits ports in Italy, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Israel, Egypt, Malta, and Tunisia before arriving in Barcelona.

The lead-in price for the entire trip begins at £74,069 and offers customers a choice of up to 589 shore excursions. From Barcelona to Sydney, an 84-night “Grand Continental Sojourn” stops at ports in Morocco, the Canary Islands, Cape Town, the Seychelles, Oman, Qatar, India, and Sri Lanka.

On 31st October, 2025, the Seven Seas Navigator trip leaves from the Spanish port. Prices start at £37,179 and include up to 213 shore activities.

Onboard the Seven Seas Explorer, passengers on a 61-night “Grand Asia Exploration” trip from Auckland to Tokyo will make overnight stops in Melbourne, Bangkok, Ho Chi Minh City, Shanghai, and Osaka.

Prices start at £40,689 depending on a departure on January 12, 2026, and up to 153 shore excursions are available.

With stops in Madagascar, Tanzania, South Africa, Mozambique, the Seychelles, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Jordan, Turkey, Greece, and Rome, the 64-night “Indian Ocean Odyssey” sails from Mauritius.

The lead-in is £34,829 based on a departure on 12th February, 2026, with travellers having a choice of up to 172 shore activities.

Every itinerary includes round-trip business class airfare and transfers, a pre-cruise hotel stay with dinner for one night, as well as limitless access to shore excursions, drinks, meals, and laundry service.

“Discerning travelers continue to seek longer and more immersive cruise experiences, which is why we are excited to unveil our incredible Grand Voyage collection for the 2025–26 season,” said RSSC President Andrea DeMarco.

These five new journeys, with itineraries ranging from 61 to 117 nights of unique adventures across the world, are appealing to individuals who want longer, more intensive encounters.