Regent
Seven Seas Navigator
Seven Seas Navigator is Regent's smallest and oldest ship, carrying 496 guests in 244 suites since 1999. She measures 28,803 tons and 566 feet.
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Ship specs
- Cruise line: Regent
- Year launched: 1999
- Gross tonnage: 28,803 GT
- Length: 566 ft
- Passengers (double occupancy): 496
About Seven Seas Navigator
Seven Seas Navigator is Regent's smallest and oldest ship, carrying 496 guests in 244 suites since 1999. She measures 28,803 tons and 566 feet. Every cabin is a suite and the fare is all-inclusive, covering unlimited shore excursions, drinks, Wi-Fi and dining. Unlike the rest of the fleet, she is not all-balcony, because her entry Deluxe Window Suites have a window instead.
Best for: Travelers who want Regent's all-inclusive fare on the most intimate ship in the fleet. Good for port-intensive itineraries; less so for anyone set on a balcony in the cheapest category.
Key features and highlights
- ▸The smallest Regent ship: 496 guests and 244 suites on a 566-ft hull.
- ▸All-suite, all-inclusive: unlimited shore excursions, drinks, Wi-Fi and every restaurant come with the fare.
- ▸Signature Suites of 1,021-1,173 sq ft top the ship.
- ▸Prime 7 steakhouse and Sette Mari at La Veranda are included, with no surcharge.
What to know before you book
Cabin tips
Every room is a suite, so the choice is about space and a balcony. The Deluxe Window Suite (301 sq ft) is the only category without a balcony, so book a Deluxe Veranda Suite (356 sq ft) if you want one. Navigator Suites (441-495 sq ft) add real living space, and the Signature Suite (1,021-1,173 sq ft) is the top cabin.
Dining
Every restaurant is included in the fare, with no surcharges. Compass Rose is the main dining room, Prime 7 is the steakhouse, Sette Mari at La Veranda serves Italian antipasti and specialties, and the Pool Grill and Coffee Connection cover casual meals.
Entertainment
Evenings bring cabaret shows, karaoke and the casino, or a quiet spot on deck if you would rather skip them. Unlimited shore excursions are included in the fare, so days tend to be spent ashore.
Cabin sizes by category
Suite
| Subcategory | Cabin size | Balcony | Max guests |
|---|---|---|---|
| Deluxe Window Suite, Deluxe Veranda Suite | 301-356 sq ft | Not published | Not published |
| Concierge Suite, Penthouse Suite | 356 sq ft | Not published | Not published |
| Navigator Suite, Grand Suite, Signature Suite | 441-1,173 sq ft | Not published | Not published |
Cabin sizes come from Regent's own stateroom pages. Sizes may vary by specific stateroom number. Always confirm with the cruise line before booking.
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Sources & verification
- Year launched: https://www.rssc.com/news/details?newsid=210906
- Gross tonnage: https://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_navigator
- Length: https://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_navigator
- Passengers (double occupancy): https://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_navigator
- Cabin dimensions: https://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_navigator
Verified Oct 2026. Ship specs and cabin sizes can change with refurbishments and reconfiguration. Confirm with the cruise line before booking.
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