Seven Seas Explorer

From Tokyo and Singapore to Sydney and Rome

Seven Seas Explorer’s Japan programme is a set of round-trips from Tokyo of 11, 12 or 14 nights, sailing in March and again in October and November. Stops change between departures, but Kobe, Hiroshima, Nagasaki and Busan in South Korea are among the places she calls. Our search for Japan cruises from Australia shows these alongside the other Japan sailings we sell.

South East Asia is where she spends the months around the Australian summer, from November to March, mostly on one-way passages. From Singapore she sails 11- and 13-night voyages ending in Hong Kong or Keelung (Taipei). She also runs longer 23- and 24-night passages from Singapore that finish in Incheon, South Korea, in Cape Town, South Africa, or in Sydney. The Sydney-bound voyages appear among our Singapore to Australia cruises. From Hong Kong she runs 11- and 12-night voyages to Singapore or Benoa, and Ha Long Bay and Ho Chi Minh City are typical calls. Benoa, on Bali, sends her off on 12- and 14-night voyages to Bangkok or Singapore. In January she also leaves Benoa on 25- and 35-night passages north to Keelung or Incheon; ports vary on those, though Komodo Island, Lombok and Phuket are among them.

These three-week-plus passages out of Singapore and Bali, and the 19-night run from Sydney, give you weeks at sea and a long string of ports on a single voyage, rather than a week away.

In September and October she sails the Mediterranean on 9-night one-ways from Civitavecchia (Rome) to Piraeus (Athens) or Venice. Typical calls include Valletta, Messina and Mykonos. Our Mediterranean cruise search for 2027 lists the sailings there.

Departures from Tokyo, Singapore, Hong Kong, Benoa and Civitavecchia need a flight, and we book the flights, the hotels either side and the transfers on one booking with the cruise. She sails in the Regent Seven Seas Cruises fleet alongside ships including Seven Seas Grandeur and Seven Seas Splendor.

Does Seven Seas Explorer sail from Australia?

Yes: she sails one-way from Sydney to Benoa on Bali in January and March, over 16 or 19 nights. You might see Airlie Beach, Cairns, Darwin and Komodo Island along the way, and our Australia cruises departing from Sydney list these voyages. If you live in Sydney there is no flight at all to board; from another state it is a domestic flight, which we book with the rest of the holiday. The voyage finishes in Benoa, so the flight home is an international one from Bali, and our Bali cruise page shows what else sails to the island.

Seven Seas Explorer cabins and deck plans

Every cabin on Seven Seas Explorer is a suite, so choosing one means choosing between suites rather than trading up from an inside cabin. On voyages of three weeks or more, where your suite sits matters. The Seven Seas Explorer cabins and deck plans show each suite by deck.

Cruise1st sells Seven Seas Explorer’s voyages, and our luxury cruises search shows them with the other Regent Seven Seas Cruises sailings we offer. Our Best Price Guarantee applies.