Seven Seas Voyager Review

Regent Seven Seas: Always a Lovely Experience

Review for the South Pacific Cruise on Seven Seas Voyager
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10+ Cruises • Age 80s

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Sail Date: Mar 2018
Cabin: Deluxe Suite

We chose this cruise, as we usually do, based on itinerary. We experienced an incredible bonus on the first “leg” (Auckland to Bali). It was an “Artful Travelers” cruise. This group, in cooperation with Regent and PBS and NPR, had a special program focusing on documentary film making and Broadway. There were extra speakers (all excellent), Q & A sessions, cocktail parties, special documentary screening, a wine tasting, a sumptuous dinner, excellent cabarets, small dinners with the presenters - all without an extra fee. Artful Travelers has been in existence since 2004 but came as a surprise to us. We will back for another of their programs next February.

That portion of the trip included wonderful ports such as Sydney, Cairns, Komodo island, and Bali. We remained on the ship for the next segment from Bali to Hong Kong. We especially enjoyed our stops in Borneo (loved the cultural experience) and Brunei.

As usual, service throughout the trip was excellent. Food is uniformly very good and often excellent. We especially liked the newly designed/decorated Compass Rose. Regent is expensive, but the experience is exceptional.

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Deluxe Suite

Cabin G

Cabins on The Voyager are the largest in the Regent line. Even with the loss of some space in the desk area (with the refurbishing), there is plenty of room to unpack fully in the walk in closet. Beds are very comfortable, and the sitting area is large enough for relaxation. Love Regent Seven Seas!

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