Seven Seas Explorer

Regent Seven Seas Cruises

346°HEADING

0ktSPEED

JP,UKBSENEXT PORT

MOORED

Seven Seas Explorer current position

MOORED

The current location of Seven Seas Explorer is in Seto Naikai or Inland Sea moored in the port of Kobe. AIS position updated

Current itinerary of Seven Seas Explorer

Seven Seas Explorer current cruise is Grand Asia Exploration Tokyo to Sydney, departing Tokyo on October 20, 2026 and arriving in Sydney on December 19, 2026.

End destinationDestination

Sydney

DAY 2/60

Seven Seas Explorer itineraries 2026–2029

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START DATEITINERARYEMBARK PORTNIGHTS
31 OctZen to Zest - Tokyo to Hong KongTokyo10
31 OctEastern Elegance Tokyo to Bangkok (Laem Chabang)Tokyo22
10 NovSkyscrapers & Sanctuaries - Hong Kong to BangkokHong Kong12
22 NovPeaks & Pagodas - Bangkok to Bali (Benoa)Laem Chabang11
03 DecCoral Coasts to Opera House - Bali to SydneyBenoa16
19 DecAn Aussie Celebration - Sydney to SydneySydney10
29 DecToast to the Fjords - Sydney to AucklandSydney16

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Seven Seas Explorer ship information & specs

Liner

Regent Seven Seas Cruises
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Passengers

746

Length

224m

Decks

13

Crew

550

Launched

2016

Flag state

Marshall Islands

Seven Seas Explorer is an Explorer-class luxury cruise ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises. She debuted in 2016, the line's first new-build in more than a decade, carrying around 750 passengers across 375 suites, every one with a private balcony. Built at the Fincantieri yard in Sestri Ponente near Genoa, she was christened in Monte Carlo by Charlene, Princess of Monaco, on 13 July 2016.

The ship's interior speaks to a philosophy of space and refinement. Carrara marble runs throughout, alongside generous gold detailing, Czech crystal chandeliers, and hundreds of unique and valuable artworks, including pieces by Pablo Picasso hung along the walls. The elegant Compass Rose restaurant is crowned by a striking cobalt blue glass installation on the ceiling. Every cabin aboard is a suite, with the 3,875 square foot Regent Suite standing as the ship's most opulent accommodation, while several gourmet restaurants and extravagant lounges round out the onboard experience.

Food and dining hold a prominent place on board, spanning everything from fine dining rooms to more casual settings. The Culinary Arts Kitchen, a state-of-the-art training centre, features 18 cooking stations finished with quartzite countertops and stainless steel accents. Recreation includes multiple pools, among them an infinity pool, along with jacuzzis and various courts and leisure spaces. Seven Seas Explorer holds the distinction of being the world's first cruise ship fitted with a pickleball court.

Across her 13 decks, 10 of which are passenger accessible, guests will find three restaurants and ten lounges and bars. Quiet spaces balance the social venues, with libraries and spa facilities offering a retreat for those who want one, while theatre productions and evening shows keep entertainment running throughout the year.

Seven Seas Explorer suits affluent travellers and couples seeking an all-suite, intimate luxury voyage, with carefully curated dining, refined surroundings and the company of fellow discerning cruisers.

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