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If you are looking for the ultimate sailing experience, the Radisson Seven Seas Cruise is the one for you. You can sail in the greatest possible comfort and luxury. There is a certain class about everything on board the ships of this Line. Whether it is gourmet cuisine, or a spa, or exotic wines, the whole experience is something that will keep you going long after the cruise is over and you are back in the daily grind of life.
A cruise is all about memories and the Radisson makes sure that you have plenty of these – very happy and fun memories. The Seven Seas Mariner is an exquisite ship. It boasts of being the world’s first all-suite, all-balcony ship. This is the first liner that offers a dining room experience by Le Cordon Bleu of Paris in the Signatures Restaurant, one of its four restaurants. ‘Signatures’ is a
classic French restaurant.
The Seven Seas Mariner is a beautifully spacious ship and caters to only 700 guests. There are enrichment classes organized on board with guest lecturers and free computer classes. The liner wants to offer a complete experience; hence they try to include as many features as possible.
The Seven Seas Navigator offers a 9 night round-trip cruise from Fort Lauderdeale. Once you embark at Fort Lauderdale, the cruise moves on to Port Canaveral, Charleston, and then on the third day, the Navigator cruises on the Atlantic Ocean.
The 4th, 5th and 6th days are on Hamilton, Bermuda. The 7th day is again cruising on the Atlantic, and on the 8th day, the ship docks at Nassau, Bahamas, and then it’s back to Fort Lauderdale. Fantastic shore excursions are planned for Bermuda and the Bahamas. If you do not want to go on these excursions, you are most welcome to just lounge and relax on the beautiful beaches.
The Radisson Seven Seas Cruise is currently known as the Regent Seven Seas Cruise. The Line is headquartered in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The destinations a liner goes to are what determine its desirability. The Regent Seven Seas Cruises offers a menu of 300 destinations on 6 continents.
The Line even sails to the Antarctica, the Baltic Sea, and French Polynesia. Some ships offer an around-the-world cruise. This Line believes in personalizing its cruise and so it has a capacity for only about 700 guests on each ship.
There are some special features of this Line, such as:
• There is no custom of tipping, as gratuities are included in the fare
• Passengers are free to dine in any of the restaurants
• Both alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages are complimentary
• Smoking is restricted to certain areas of the ship.
The accommodations are all caringly and tastefully done. The dining service is excellent and the amenities are such that you feel pampered and well looked after. This Line is unique in that it offers all-balcony, all-suite accommodation in most of its ships. On some of the cruises, you can even avail of a butler service, with the butlers being sent from the English Guild of Butlers.