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Seven Seas Voyager

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26 Night Mediterranean Delights

from Piraeus, Greece

The October 3, 2023 cruise on the Seven Seas Voyager departs from Piraeus, Greece. On this 26 Night Mediterranean Delights sailing, the ship will visit a total of 25 different cruise port destinations, including its departure port. The Seven Seas Voyager sets sail on a Tuesday (October 3, 2023) and returns on a Invalid Date (Invalid Date).

The Seven Seas Voyager was built in 2003 and is amoung Regent Seven Seas's 5 ships in it's fleet. The Seven Seas Voyager is included in the cruise line's null Class. In the cruise ship stats below you'll find the Seven Seas Voyager vs all other Regent Seven Seas ships.

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Price increase from 1 October

By jessandarnie , October 23, 2023 in Regent Seven Seas Cruises

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We have been considering the repositioning cruise ex Japan via Alaska to Vancouver next April. Regent did have a great incentive to book this cruise with pricing on a 2 category upgrade. We were coordinating travel from home here in Aus and also in BC to visit family & friends. Then all of a sudden the cost of this cruise nearly doubled.  The cruise is wide open in cabin availability so I am very curious as to why they would increase the cruise fare when so many cabins empty.

reservations in Sydney could not explain either.

Seaborne and SilverSeas do a very similar depart date and itinerary. Seaborne especially have great cruise deals on their cruise.

But we prefer Regent, so are in a quandary as to what Regent may do to fill up all their empty cabins, do we wait and see?

Appreciate opinions on this as we are new to Regent. We have a cruise booked with them in February and we weren’t really in a hurry to book this due to a good offer in the timeframe before this cruise or on board offer. But not at nearly double the cruise cost now!

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Regent regularly does price increases. Usually the best price is when the cruise first becomes available. Sometimes they have special deals but they do not last long. 

3 hours ago, cwn said: Regent regularly does price increases. Usually the best price is when the cruise first becomes available. Sometimes they have special deals but they do not last long. 

Yes I am sure they do when they first release cruises. But, we have just started looking at this one.

There are probably about 60 + cabins available, plus 70 places on their TYO 3 night inclusive stay.

it seems a shame they have the cost of this cruise increase by another $20K AUD plus from 1 October.

those of you that have long term experience with Regent are they likely to release a cruise fare back to where it was to sell the cabins? Or so they do a sail like this half empty?

4 hours ago, jessandarnie said: Yes I am sure they do when they first release cruises. But, we have just started looking at this one.   There are probably about 60 + cabins available, plus 70 places on their TYO 3 night inclusive stay. it seems a shame they have the cost of this cruise increase by another $20K AUD plus from 1 October.   those of you that have long term experience with Regent are they likely to release a cruise fare back to where it was to sell the cabins? Or so they do a sail like this half empty?    

I will say I have never sailed Regent so I don't know their standard sales but we can only contribute our experience, regulars may differ.

We booked a Japan cruise for 2023 which was on a special 2 suite upgrade. Due to scheduling conflicts we asked our TA about changing to 2024 but the change price was many thousands so we waited. A few months later they had another special 2 upgrade offer and there was still decent availability in the cruise we wanted. So we changed at that point even though there was a slight upcharge.

As we are also in Australia we don't get air flights but we were Concierge & above so we got the included hotel & transfers.I am thinking to take hotel credit as we want to stay a few days earlier and likely will do private transfers.

Jessandarnie - which cruise is this?

1 hour ago, mj_holiday said: Jessandarnie - which cruise is this?

April - Tokyo to Vancouver via Alaska.

This is a great cruise, we did it a number of years ago. Japan is very popular right now in the US, but this is a little longer cruise so may not book up as fast. Regent usually does a price adjustment upper ward on some but not all cruises every 3 months or so. They will also run promotions on some cruises that are not selling well. That doesn’t mean they reduce the price but do add some things like the cabin upgrade or OBC to sweeten the pot…. In the US anyway.

All I can say is just watch the cruise and see if there is a change in pricing and cabins availables. The promotions in the US usually have a good until date so you know you have to book by then. I know each country has a different way of doing though.

Even though fare price increases happen every so often (perhaps quarterly or semi-annually), I don't ever recall seeing a fare price "nearly doubling" (over the original price) in "one sudden whack", like the OP described?

I don’t follow price increases that closely, we either book when cruises come out or nearly at final payment time. Pre Covid they were having price increases on some cruises every 3/4 months. The ones we book early, the price nearer cruise time has at times been much higher.

But with the suite up grade depending whether currently pricing the lower suite or the suite that they would have gotten for the two suite up grade and whether total price is for two or the per person price it is possible.?  And each country’s price structure is different. I am going by US experience.

2 hours ago, pingpong1 said: Even though fare price increases happen every so often (perhaps quarterly or semi-annually), I don't ever recall seeing a fare price "nearly doubling" (over the original price) in "one sudden whack", like the OP described?

 If they had contacted a T agent about the cruise and just hadn’t made the deposit they could  ask the agent to talk to Regent a deal.

@jessandarnie  How did you know that over 60 rooms were available?

39 minutes ago, 1sttimerrt said: @jessandarnie  How did you know that over 60 rooms were available?

I checked all the cabins, did a count. Odd the pricing here in Australia , got quote from a US Agent, much cheaper than currently here. Concerted from USD to AUD as well.

Seaborne and Silver Seas work out to be approx $7-9 K cheaper in US also.

Aus TA not the same deals as US

I think we will wait  loose till when full payment is due. All 3 cruises are not nearly full.

Not full now - but anything can happen within six months - for example all the people that really want to go - all waiting for a lower price - realizing price may not actually be reduced - finally biting the bullet and booking it.

Jessandarnie, My Canadian TA (sorry we are not allowed to name them here), sent me a series of Regent offers as recently as last Friday. Your exact cruise is one of those offers, listed at a significant discount to Regents own pricing. The cruise is definitely not heavily booked, otherwise they would not have sold off a block of suites to my TA at a big discount. Suggest that you find a North American based TA, that does a high volume of business with Regent and ask for significantly reduced pricing. BTW, when I switch my vpn to Australia, I am getting a “standard fare” of approx 37,000 AU$ or about $23,000 US$, which is approx the price on Regents US website. The Canadian dollar price is $31799. 

Interesting isn’t it. Our exchange rate AUD to USD Is extremely low ATM…0.62 for us for 1 USD.

this makes it an costly exercise for us to visit the US. But our purpose for this trip by cruise is to visit family and grandchildren, eliminating those long haul flights, which even in business class are strenuous.

I am not concerned whom we book with. CAD is better for us as you probably realise.

can you email me? Budbrian…at…iiNet.net.au your ta info?

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We are pleased to share with you some of the exciting programming we have planned for your epic World Cruise aboard Seven Seas Mariner ® departing January 7, 2023 from Miami. The information below includes bios on the officers and crew who will be welcoming you aboard, the robust roster of guest entertainers and speakers who will accompany you on your journey, and the exciting details of the gala evening which will kick off World Cruise 2023 in style!

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Enjoy a stately send-off with a luxurious pre-cruise gala on board Seven Seas Mariner in Miami. Don your best attire and mingle with your fellow World Cruisers at an elegant cocktail reception, followed by an exquisite dinner and phenomenal entertainment.

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From the small city of Imperia, on the Ligurian coast of Italy, Massimo first came to the cruise line industry after a degree with honors in Foreign Languages and Literature at the University of Genoa, and an MBA at the International University of Monaco. Massimo joined the Regent family over ten years ago and was involved with the startup of Seven Seas Explorer . Among the beautiful ports that Regent visits, Massimo has his favorites: Portofino in the Mediterranean, Tauranga in New Zealand, and Hong Kong in China. While he loves all Regent ships, his first assignment was on Mariner and, as they say, you never forget your first love. When home, Massimo enjoys playing paddle tennis with friends.

Paul Reynolds Cruise Director

(on through April 16) Directing the onboard entertainment and enrichment team, Paul has been a Cruise Director since 2006. Graduating from the London College of Music, Paul is an accomplished pianist. As founder of the Upstage Production Company, he toured The Duchess of York’s Budgie the Little Helicopter , Paddington Bear and Winnie-the-Pooh , which he composed the music for. As a Musical Director, his career includes 42nd Street, Oklahoma, Hello Dolly! and Carousel . He also amassed over 1,000 performances for the award-winning Shakespeare 4 Kidz theatre company. Paul loves traveling and discovering new cultures. When home in the south of England, he continues his church organist responsibilities, loves DIY and garden projects and caring for his 85-year old tortoise Terri, who only eats lettuce and sleeps for half the year!

John Ekin Cruise Director

Raised in Baltimore, Maryland, John Ekin calls charming Savannah, Georgia, home. John has long combined a passion for travel with his love of magic, which started as a hobby and became a vocation. He became enamored with traveling the world in school when, as an exchange student, he used magic to make friends while studying in Argentina. John enjoyed a successful career as a corporate entertainer, eventually performing for many years at Walt Disney World. He was honored to make over 30 Command Performances at the White House for four presidents. John is captivated by the quality and style offered by Regent Seven Seas Cruises and dedicates himself to applying his talents as Cruise Director, where he is delighted to meet guests and share his enthusiasm for world travel.

Francesco Facchi Staff Captain

Francesco grew up in Riposto, a seaside town a few kilometers from Taormina in Sicily. Even as a young boy, Francesco became fascinated by the sea after the many stories told by his grandfather who had been the Guardian of the Riposto Lighthouse. Francesco began his career at sea in 1999 as a deck cadet on a chemical tanker. After moving up the ranks, he transitioned to cruise ships in 2002 and gained experience among all areas of the navigation team. In July 2015, Francesco accepted an offer to join the Regent family as Safety Officer on the Seven Seas Voyager . With a recent promotion, Staff Captain Francesco now serves as second in command. When at home, Francesco loves cruising the local waters on his own boat with his wife and daughter while trying to catch some nice fish.

Ivan Lazarov Staff Captain

Staff Captain Ivan was born and raised in Varna, Bulgaria. He served in the Bulgarian Navy in 1997 and soon realized that he was destined for a life at sea. He began his professional Mariner’s career in 1998 working on on cargo ships as an able seaman. Later he studied in the United Kingdom and graduated in 2009. Ivan has been a part of the Regent Seven Seas Cruises family since 2009, beginning his journey as a First Officer. He is married and has two children: Stefania and Martin. Ivan has also two dogs - Yorkies. When he is on vacation, he spends his time traveling around Bulgaria with his family. Ivan’s favorite place is always the one he has never visited before.

Vincenzo Di Rosa Chief Engineer

As Chief Engineer, Vincenzo Di Rosa's job is literally to keep the ship sailing smoothly. In addition to being responsible for the ship’s engines, he directs a 26-person crew with a lengthy list of responsibilities from air conditioning and plumbing to steering machinery, fuel lines and more. Born in the sea-fairing town of Pozzallo on the south coast of Sicily, he developed a love for the sea at a young age after hearing stories about his grandfather, a merchant seafarer and fisherman. He trained at the local Nautical school, and joined his first cargo vessel bound for the United States with his Uncle. He worked his way through the ranks from an Engine Cadet, and joined the Regent Seven Seas family in 2002. He and his team work hard to ensure a memorable and powerful cruise for all guests.

Germain Bouvet Chief Engineer

As a Chief Engineer aboard Seven Seas Mariner , Germain’s job is, quite literally, to keep the ship sailing smoothly. After finishing his maritime studies in 1992, with both licenses in Deck and Engine, he was employed as Engineer Officer and Deck Officer on various merchant ships, and later on particular transportation of the European space booster rocket “Ariane” from Europe to French Guyana launching base. In 1999, he was employed for 2 years by the French Maritime Classification Society, Bureau Veritas, as Principal Surveyor, in Saint Nazaire. In 2001, he got the opportunity to work for Radisson Seven Seas Cruises on the new building project of Seven Seas Mariner in Saint Nazaire. When not at sea, his great passion is to spend time at home with his wife and son in southern France near Monaco.

Janina Deeke Cruise Consultant

Janina grew up in a small town close to Hanover in Northern Germany and was introduced to traveling at a very early age. She gained a Bachelor’s Degree in Cruise Tourism Management and during that time worked on board a cruise ship for the first time, as a Receptionist on Norwegian Cruise Line. After working on land for several years in the corporate office of the German cruise line AIDA Cruises, Janina could not resist the call of the sea any longer and went back to working on board. She joined Oceania Cruises as a Receptionist in 2016, soon worked her way up, and then moved over to Regent in early 2018 as Executive Concierge. Throughout her years in this position, being a people person, Janina loved making the guests onboard happy, fulfilling their wishes, solving any issues, and giving them an unrivaled experience onboard the Regent fleet. By becoming Cruise Consultant in 2022, Janina still gets to spend much time with our guests and now makes them happy by helping them find the ideal Regent cruise for their next vacation.

Bea Kessler Cruise Consultant

Bea graduated from a Tourism Management program Bea went to work on her first ship in the role of Assistant Shore Excursions Manager. In 2010, Bea found her way back to ships again, first as a "Port & Shopping Guide", and then as a Trunk Show host for a diamond jewelry wholesaler . The latter allowed her to travel all around the world on multiple cruise lines. As fate had it, this also happened to be her introduction to Regent, as she spent 2 months onboard the Seven Seas Mariner. In 2015, Bea started her career with Regent as a Cruise Consultant and hasn't looked back since. She has her dream job of sharing her love for travel and cruising with guests from around the world.

HEADLINE ENTERTAINMENT

Cameo rascale.

Coming to Seven Seas Mariner direct from the Grand Finale of "Australia’s Got Talent", it’s Cameo Rascale! Cameo Rascale are an internationally acclaimed acrobatic, comedy, juggling act. World class, innovative and incredibly entertaining — they are the true definition of variety. A high-energy performance suitable for all ages to enjoy. 

Monique Dehaney

Monique is a Jamaican born singer who moved to Japan and quickly paved her way in the music industry. Monique has toured with established Japanese musicians as a backing vocalist, recorded anime vocals, TV commercial vocals and performed at multiple live shows and festivals around Japan.

Not only has she toured with various Japanese artists including, Exile, Hagiwara ‘Shoken’ Kenichi & Yazawa Eikichi, Toshinobu Kubota, but she has also appeared on numerous Japanese Television singing shows including ‘Nodojiman Za World’ where she became a household name in Japan.

The Jersey Tenors

Recently touted as the most versatile tribute act in the nation ( The Observer ) – The Jersey Tenors™ is the newest Opera/Rock Mash-up sensation that creates an explosive blend of the most iconic Opera classics alongside such Rock ‘N Roll industry greats as Queen, Journey, Elton John, and Billy Joel to name but a few.

A world class comedian and a finalist on "Australia’s Got Talent", Sam McCool has sold out solo shows at the Sydney Opera House, published playwright with Currency Press, and created the world’s first multicultural game show ‘Melting Pot Luck.’

A favorite of audiences young and old, you are in for a comedy show like none other when Sam is on stage!

Duo Escencias

Sharon Lopez, an authentic Spanish-flamenco dancer, and Mate, a classical/electric violinist, perform a unique show using traditional and classical Spanish, Hungarian, folklore, classical music, and flamenco-fusion elements.

The show is filled with passion, energy, and concert experience, spiced with lots of gypsy flavor!

Panos Karan

Panos Karan is a world-renowned pianist, conductor and founder of “Keys of Change” and “Fukushima Youth Sinfonietta.”

“A first-class pianist offering one of the finest [Chopin] Études available.” - International Piano

Panos has performed at Carnegie Hall, New York, Symphony Hall, Boston, Queen Elizabeth Hall, London, Sydney Opera House, Suntory Hall, Tokyo, and Tokyo Opera City, at the presence of Empress Michiko of Japan. 

Jeff Stevenson

Jeff is one of the most experienced comedians in the UK. Appearing on many shows that led to Jeff hosting his own show, "Knees Up" and a daytime game show, "Jumble."

British TV viewers and "Only Fools and Horses" fans will know Jeff from his appearances in "To Hull and Back" (PC Parker) and playing the comedian at Rodney’s stag night in Little Problems.

In 2020, during the worldwide lockdown, Jeff played the part of Derek Hodges in the multi-award-winning film, "Touching The Blue." Sit back and relax as we bring you Laughs From London with The Global Gagster Jeff Stevenson!

The Tap Pack

The Tap Pack is a high energy, tap comedy show inspired by the infamous “Rat Pack” and featuring some of Australia’s finest tap-dancing performers. With credits on stage, film and television, and with over 20 musical theatre productions between them, The Tap Pack is pure entertainment.

After sell-out shows at the world-renowned Edinburgh Fringe Festival, plus tours throughout Australia, Germany and the United States, The Tap Pack is ready to sing and dance up a storm for our guests on the high seas.

Direct from London’s West End, it’s vocal powerhouse Nik Page! Having worked on musicals such as the Jersey Boys, We Will Rock You, and Mama Mia, he landed his dream role playing the lead role of Jean Val Jean in London’s West End hit musical, Les Misérables!

Nik became a finalist on TV’s “Big Big Talent Show” which featured two of his original songs. He has also performed all around the world with many varied International Stars such as Billy Connolly, Jonathan Ross, Peter Kay, Freddy Starr, Dr. Hook, Jane McDonald and Russell Watson.

This will not just be a show, this will be an EXPERIENCE!

The 4 Stations

As Seven Seas Mariner heads towards Barcelona, our guests will be treated to The 4 Stations!

Shows include many different genres of music including ballads, musical theatre, pop, Latin and opera, which will take your imagination through wonderful European countries such as Italy, Spain and France. They also pay tribute to the amazing vocal quartet Il Divo, by singing some of their greatest hits with the exact same beautiful blend of voices and charisma.

FEATURED GUEST SPEAKERS

James grant peterkin.

James Grant Peterkin has lived in Polynesia for over 20 years and has been the Honorary British Consul on Easter Island since 2009. He is a graduate of Cambridge University, where he specialized in the languages of the Pacific Islands and is fluent Rapa Nui speaker, one of only about half a dozen non-native speakers of the language.

Steven Rivellino

With credits that span the worlds of Broadway, London’s West End, broadcast television, concerts, and corporate events, Steven Rivellino is one of the most successful executive producers and theatrical general managers in the industry.

Terry Bishop

For 35 years he was a psychiatric nurse, a child protection social worker and a senior manager in Youth Justice and Child Care.

Terry has led groups of walkers/explorers across many of the battlefields of Europe and has explored historic sites in the United States, Africa and beyond. He has trekked the foothills of the Himalayas, ventured across the Namib Desert and driven relief supplies from England to Belarus after Chernobyl.

Kay is an avid cruiser and world traveler. She has always been in the travel and hospitality industry. Kay was a tour guide for Insight Tours, and employed by the Department of Tourism of Washington taught tourism and travel at Tafe College and ran a small hotel. For over seven years, she was a port lecturer for a major cruise line. Kay loves people and sharing her extensive knowledge of the South Pacific, South East Asia and Australia with others.

Sandy Leong

Sandra Leong is a historian, passionate about bringing history to life. As a qualified teacher, she has had a lifelong career as an educator and developer of people, teaching in schools, colleges and as a guest lecturer at universities in the UK and has also undertaken lecture tours in the Far East. Sandy has travelled extensively on the Viking trail always looking to expand her knowledge of her passion, the Vikings; a fascinating period in history.

Paulette Mitchell

Celebrity chef/author Paulette Mitchell, the author of 14 cookbooks, is known internationally for quick-to-prepare, multicultural, gourmet recipes. Several of Paulette’s cookbooks received Gourmand World Media Awards.

General Anthony C. Zinni, USMC (Ret)

General Zinni retired as a four-star general after a forty-year career in the Marine Corps that took him to over 70 countries and numerous combat tours. He has had careers as an author (publishing four books including one co-authored with Tom Clancy), corporate executive (including being CEO and Chairman of the Board of BAE Systems, Inc.), professor with nine university chairs (including chairs at Cornell, Duke, UCLA, and UC Berkeley), and diplomatic mediator and negotiator (including heading 10 missions such as the Israeli-Palestinian peace talks). He has a bachelor's degree in economics, masters' degrees in business, international relations, and negotiations and dispute resolution, and a doctorate in interdisciplinary leadership.

Sir Tony Brenton

Tony Brenton is a distinguished British diplomat, writer on international issues, and Fellow of Cambridge University. He joined the British Diplomatic Service in 1975 and, in a 33-year career, served in the Arab world, the European Union, Russia and the United States. He has dealt with such issues as the Arab/Israel dispute, global climate change, international energy policy, and the Kosovo, Afghanistan and Iraq wars. He was a senior official at the British Embassy in Washington DC following 9/11 and at the time of the Iraq war. He served as British Ambassador in Moscow 2004-2008 during the most difficult period in modern British/Russian relations.

Peter de Vries

Peter De Vries ACS is one of the leading documentary cinematographers in the world. From the heights of the Space Shuttle to the depths of the North Atlantic Ocean, from ancient land turtles on the Galapagos Islands to sublime performances of the music of Vivaldi, Pieter has been there with his camera.

His films have won numerous awards, including several Emmys, and BAFTA’s. Personally, he has been nominated for two Emmys, and won the Australian Cinematographer Society’s top award, Cinematographer of the Year.

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