Seven Seas Grandeur

Caribbean over the Australian summer, the Mediterranean through our winter

Seven Seas Grandeur spends the Australian summer in the Caribbean and the northern summer in the Mediterranean. Between November and March she runs 9- and 10-night round-trips from Miami; stops change between departures, but you might see Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas, Gustavia on St. Barth and Road Town on Tortola. In January and February she also sails 10-night round-trips from Bridgetown, Barbados, where typical calls include Castries in Saint Lucia and Fort de France in Martinique, and she has 7-night Western Caribbean round-trips from Miami in November and February. Her departures appear among our Caribbean cruises in 2027.

From April to September she sails the Mediterranean as one-way voyages. The longest, 11 to 14 nights from Venice to Rome (Civitavecchia) or Barcelona, make the most of the flight from Australia and spend time in the Eastern Mediterranean; ports vary, but Corfu, Santorini and Mykonos are among them. She also runs 7-night voyages from Rome to Venice, with Salerno, Messina and Dubrovnik as typical calls, and from Barcelona to Rome, where you might see Portofino, Saint-Tropez and Monte Carlo. Every fare-inclusive option sits in our all-inclusive Mediterranean cruises for 2027.

Whichever port she leaves from, we book the flights from Australia, the hotel either side and the transfers with the cruise as one holiday, including the flight home from the port where a one-way voyage ends. She sails in the Regent fleet alongside ships including Seven Seas Explorer, Seven Seas Splendor and Seven Seas Mariner.

Dining on Seven Seas Grandeur, with every restaurant included

Every specialty restaurant on Seven Seas Grandeur is included in the fare, as it is across Regent Seven Seas Cruises, so the choice each evening is about what you feel like eating rather than what it costs. Compass Rose is her largest specialty restaurant, and it lets you build your own plate: choose beef, poultry or fish, then the sides, sauces and pasta to go with it, and finish on dessert.

For a more formal evening, Chartreuse brings Parisian-inspired French cooking with sweeping ocean views, classic dishes given a modern preparation. Pacific Rim changes the mood entirely, serving pan-Asian dishes such as Korean barbecue lamb cutlets in a calm room lit through lotus-shaped windows.

Evenings aboard: Broadway-style shows and an included bar

Evening entertainment centres on the Constellation Theater, where shows directed by Broadway professionals play on a two-storey stage, with entry included. Before the show, the Grandeur Lounge pairs cocktails with live music, and drinks in her bars are part of the fare, from craft cocktails to fine wines and speciality coffees.

Later on, the Connoisseur Club is her quieter retreat: oversized leather chairs, eclectic artworks and a fine cigar with a rare wine for those who want one, all without a bar bill. The Casino is free to enter, though wagers are charged, and the Culinary Arts Kitchen teaches dishes from the ports she visits, with premium classes and specialty ingredients carrying an extra charge.

Seven Seas Grandeur cabins and deck plans

Every cabin on Seven Seas Grandeur is a suite, so the choice is between suites rather than whether to step up. Her cabins and deck plans show each suite deck by deck.

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