Seven Seas Grandeur

About Seven Seas Grandeur

Seven Seas Grandeur sails for Regent Seven Seas Cruises, one of the most recognised names in luxury ocean cruising. Her entire cabin inventory — all 16 grades — is in the balcony category, meaning there is no inside room or oceanview to settle for: every guest boards with a private balcony and an open sea view as standard. Cabins in the middle of the ship sit at quieter positions with central lift access, while every grade shares the same defining feature of that private outdoor space for sundowners or morning coffee at sea. The full breakdown of grades and deck plans lives on the Seven Seas Grandeur cabins and deck plans page.

Regent Seven Seas is known for an inclusive style of cruising, and Seven Seas Grandeur carries that ethos across a broad range of itineraries — from short seven-night hops along the Italian and Adriatic coasts to 14-night Mediterranean voyages and Caribbean round-trips touching a dozen island ports. Sailings run from A$7,443pp*, with the programme extending into 2029.

Where Seven Seas Grandeur sails

Seven Seas Grandeur divides her year between the Mediterranean — sailing from Civitavecchia (Rome), Venice and Piraeus (Athens) — and the Caribbean, where Miami is her base. Barcelona and Bridgetown also feature as departure ports, and transatlantic crossings connect the two ocean programmes. The itineraries below represent a sample of the main routes; she also runs East Coast USA, Mexican Riviera, British Isles and Canary Islands programmes.

The Mediterranean, summer season

The largest part of her programme is the Mediterranean, running from June through September. One of the most popular routes is a seven-night one-way sailing from Rome (Civitavecchia) to Venice, calling at Salerno, Messina, Dubrovnik, Koper and Zadar — a natural route for first-time Adriatic visitors. Browse Mediterranean cruises in 2027 or Mediterranean cruises in 2026 to see the full departures, or look at ocean cruises to Europe from Australia for a wider view of what is available.

From Barcelona, she runs seven-night one-way sailings west to east — Palamós, Portofino, Livorno, Saint-Tropez, Monte Carlo and Sète among the calls — finishing in Rome. Those sailings run in April, June, August and September; cruises from Barcelona in 2027 lists them all. For longer Mediterranean itineraries, she departs Venice on 11- to 14-night voyages calling at Athens, Split, Corfu, Valletta, Dubrovnik, Mykonos and more, finishing in Barcelona or Rome in June and September. From Athens, seven-night westbound sailings call at Santorini, Chania, Valletta, Cagliari and Palma de Mallorca before reaching Rome or Barcelona in July and August. If you are after discounted sailings, Mediterranean cruise deals and discounted Europe cruise deals both filter to this region.

The Caribbean, winter season

Seven Seas Grandeur bases herself in Miami for the Caribbean winter programme. Round-trip sailings of 9 or 10 nights visit Charlotte Amalie, Gustavia (St. Barth), Road Town on Tortola and St. John’s, running in November, December, February and March — browse Caribbean cruises 2027 or Caribbean cruises 2028 for specific dates. She also runs seven-night Western Caribbean round-trips from Miami in November and February, calling at Roatán, Costa Maya, Cozumel, Harvest Caye, Belize City and Santo Tomás.

From Bridgetown, Barbados, she offers 10-night Southern Caribbean round-trips in January and February, visiting Castries, Kingstown, Fort de France, Basseterre, St. John’s, Roseau, St. George’s and Gustavia — a programme that covers the smaller islands many larger ships skip. The Caribbean destination page lists everything we sail in the region year-round.

Transatlantic and further afield

Ten sailings in the programme are transatlantic crossings, repositioning the ship between the Atlantic seasons. She also runs sailings from New York, Montreal, Lisbon and Southampton, and there are Mexican Riviera departures from Los Angeles. The transatlantic destination page and Regent Seven Seas Cruises 2027 and Regent Seven Seas Cruises 2028 search pages cover the fuller schedule across all regions.

Booking Seven Seas Grandeur with CruiseAway

Every Seven Seas Grandeur sailing currently on sale departs from ports in the United States, Italy, Spain, Barbados and elsewhere — meaning the cruise is the centrepiece of a longer trip. CruiseAway puts the flights, the hotels either side and the transfers on the same booking, so there is nothing to arrange separately. Our Regent Seven Seas Cruises page explains the line in more detail, and our luxury ocean cruise lines page is a good starting point if you are still weighing options. Our cruise experts know these ships and fares in depth, and every booking is covered by our Best Price Guarantee. If you want flights, accommodation and transfers wrapped into one, ask about our DreamAway Packages.

The Regent Seven Seas fleet

Regent Seven Seas Cruises currently has seven ships on sale with CruiseAway. In addition to Seven Seas Grandeur, the fleet includes:

• Seven Seas Splendor
• Seven Seas Explorer
• Seven Seas Mariner
• Seven Seas Voyager
• Seven Seas Navigator
• Seven Seas Prestige

Browse all Regent sailings in 2027 or all Regent sailings in 2028 to compare ships and itineraries side by side, or see the Regent round-the-world cruise programme for the longest voyages in the fleet.

Alternatives to Seven Seas Grandeur

If you are keeping options open, two other luxury ships sail many of the same waters — Italy, the United States, Spain and France — and both depart from the same kind of ports, so no extra flying is involved.

• EXPLORA I (Explora Journeys) shares Italy, the USA, Spain and France in her itinerary, departing the same ports. She is a straight alternative for the same kind of Mediterranean or Caribbean trip.
• Silver Ray (Silversea) overlaps strongly across Italy, the USA, Spain and France, with departures from the same pool of ports — another direct comparison worth making.
• Viking Sea (Viking Ocean Cruises) covers Italy, the USA, Spain and France and leaves from the same type of port, offering a third option for anyone weighing up luxury ocean cruising in these waters.

Questions about sailing on Seven Seas Grandeur

Is every cabin on Seven Seas Grandeur a balcony cabin?

Yes. All 16 cabin grades across Seven Seas Grandeur are balcony grades — there is no inside or oceanview category on this ship. Every guest has a private balcony with a sea view. The cabins and deck plans page shows every grade and its position on board.

What is the typical sailing length on Seven Seas Grandeur?

Most sailings run between 7 and 14 nights, with a median of around 10 nights. Seven-night itineraries are the most common shape, particularly on the Mediterranean coastal routes, while longer 11- to 14-night voyages are available from Venice for guests who want a more expansive itinerary. The longest sailings in the programme extend to 27 nights.

When does Seven Seas Grandeur sail the Mediterranean?

The Mediterranean programme runs from June through September, with departures from Rome, Venice, Athens and Barcelona. The Caribbean and Western Caribbean seasons run in November through March, based out of Miami and Bridgetown. Transatlantic crossings connect the two programmes in the shoulder months.

Can CruiseAway arrange flights and hotels alongside the cruise?

Yes. Because every Seven Seas Grandeur sailing departs from an overseas port, the cruise naturally sits inside a wider trip. CruiseAway puts the international flights, any hotel nights either side and the transfers onto the same booking as the cruise — ask our cruise experts about a DreamAway Package to have it all arranged together.

Are there discounted Seven Seas Grandeur sailings available?

Some sailings in the programme carry a discounted rate. The Mediterranean cruise deals page filters to discounted sailings in the region, and discounted Europe cruise deals casts a slightly wider net. Our Best Price Guarantee applies across all bookings.