Seven Seas Splendor

About Seven Seas Splendor

Seven Seas Splendor sails for Regent Seven Seas Cruises, a line built around the idea that a luxury cruise should feel genuinely inclusive rather than a la carte. Every cabin aboard is a balcony suite — across 16 grades — and each comes with a private balcony with sea views, a marble-and-stone bathroom, a comfortable seating area and a daily restocked mini-bar. Some grades also include complimentary iPad use. The shape of the accommodation is covered in full on the Seven Seas Splendor cabins and deck plans page, where every grade and its position on the ship is laid out for choosing.

What distinguishes Splendor is her itinerary ambition. The sailings currently on offer stretch from 7 nights to 141 nights, with a median voyage of 14 nights — this is not a ship built around short hops. Regent’s programme includes round-the-world departures, and the full breadth of her routes spans South East Asia, Japan, the British Isles, transpacific crossings, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, the Transatlantic, Alaska and more.

Where Seven Seas Splendor sails

The heaviest part of Splendor’s programme is Asia. She runs South East Asia from Singapore, Benoa (Bali) and Hong Kong, and Japan from Tokyo and Incheon, South Korea — here is a closer look at those core routes:

• Japan round-trips from Tokyo — 11- or 14-night sailings visiting ports including Busan, Shimizu, Kobe, Hiroshima, Nagasaki, Beppu and Sendai, running in April and October. Browse cruises to Japan.
• Japan one-ways from Incheon — 11- or 12-night voyages calling at Cheju, Shanghai, Nagasaki, Kagoshima, Hiroshima, Kōchi and Osaka, finishing in Tokyo or Hong Kong, in March, April and November. See Japan sailings.
• South East Asia from Singapore — shorter 11- or 12-night one-ways calling at Ho Chi Minh City, Ko Samui, Bangkok, Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur), Langkawi and Phuket, finishing in Bangkok, Bali or Hong Kong, in January, March and December. For longer voyages, 23- or 26-night sailings from Singapore travel deeper into the region. Cruises from Singapore and our Singapore to Australia 2027 search pages show what’s available.
• South East Asia from Bali and Hong Kong — 11- to 14-night one-ways in December and January, threading through Lombok, Penang, Phuket, Semarang and other ports before finishing in Singapore or Hong Kong.
• Transpacific from Tokyo — 19- or 20-night one-ways calling at Sendai, Aomori, Kodiak, Juneau and Ketchikan before finishing in Vancouver or San Francisco, in April and May. These dovetail naturally with an Alaska cruise from Vancouver.
• British Isles round-trips from Southampton — two 12-night sailings in June and September 2027 calling at Edinburgh, Invergordon, Scrabster, Belfast, Liverpool, Dublin and Waterford. Cruises from Southampton in 2027 has the full picture, and the British Isles destination page covers everything we sail there.

Beyond these grouped programmes, Splendor also carries single departures into the Caribbean (from Miami), the transpacific, the Transatlantic, the Caribbean, the Mediterranean, French Polynesia via Papeete, Australia, and even the Arctic. The full Seven Seas Splendor sailing search is the most direct way to see every departure, and Regent’s own round-the-world programme includes voyages aboard her.

Most of these sailings depart from ports in Japan, the US, China, Singapore and beyond — places most Australian travellers will fly to. CruiseAway treats the cruise as the centrepiece of a complete holiday: our DreamAway Packages bundle flights, hotels and transfers on the same booking, so there is nothing to piece together separately. For the small number of sailings touching Australian waters, those arriving from elsewhere in Australia face a short domestic hop rather than a long-haul flight, and travellers local to the port need no flight at all.

Built for long voyages

Seven Seas Splendor draws travellers who want to stay at sea rather than dip their toes in. The 22-to-26-night sailings out of Singapore are the clearest example — they give enough time to follow the Indonesian archipelago properly, calling at Jakarta, Surabaya and Bali’s two main ports alongside the Malaysian and Thai coasts — but the 19- and 20-night transpacific crossings from Tokyo to the Pacific Northwest belong in the same conversation. If the itinerary on sale runs to weeks rather than days, Splendor is likely to be on it.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ full fleet

Regent Seven Seas Cruises currently sails seven ships. Each has its own itinerary character and cabin configuration:

• Seven Seas Grandeur
• Seven Seas Mariner
• Seven Seas Explorer
• Seven Seas Prestige
• Seven Seas Splendor — this ship
• Seven Seas Voyager
• Seven Seas Navigator

The Regent Seven Seas Cruises page covers the line’s philosophy and shows all ships currently on sale.

Why book Seven Seas Splendor with CruiseAway

CruiseAway’s cruise experts know Regent’s fares and cabin grades in detail — the difference between grades matters more on an all-suite ship, and our specialists help you choose the right one for how you travel. We back every booking with our Best Price Guarantee. And because Splendor’s programme is genuinely global, we build the whole trip — flights, hotels either side, transfers and the cruise itself — through our DreamAway Packages, on one booking. Whatever cabin grade and itinerary you settle on, we put it together.

Alternatives to Seven Seas Splendor

If you are keeping your options open, Silver Muse from Silversea sails some of the same waters — she shares itinerary overlap across the United States, Japan, South Korea and China, and operates from ports in common with Splendor. Silversea is a different line with its own product and style, but for travellers drawn to the same regions, she is worth comparing.

Questions about sailing on Seven Seas Splendor

Are all cabins balcony suites?

Yes. Every cabin aboard Seven Seas Splendor is a balcony suite — there are 16 grades in total, all with a private sea-view balcony, marble bathroom, seating area and daily mini-bar service. The cabins and deck plans page shows each grade and its position on the ship.

How long are typical sailings on Seven Seas Splendor?

The sailings currently on offer range from 7 nights to 141 nights, with a median of 14 nights. The Asia-focused programme runs mostly 11- to 14-night voyages, while the longer 19- to 26-night sailings cover transpacific crossings and extended South East Asia itineraries. Grand voyages including round-the-world departures are also available.

Which ports does Seven Seas Splendor use most?

Tokyo is the most frequent embarkation port on the current programme, followed by Singapore, Hong Kong, Miami and Southampton. Disembarkation ports include Tokyo, Hong Kong, Vancouver, Incheon, Singapore, San Francisco and Sydney. The Seven Seas Splendor cruise search lets you filter by departure port to see exactly what departs from where.

Can CruiseAway arrange flights and hotels alongside the cruise?

Yes — and for most Splendor sailings, which depart from Japan, the US, China, Singapore and other destinations Australian travellers fly to, that is exactly what we recommend. Our DreamAway Packages put flights, pre- or post-cruise hotels and transfers on the same booking as the cruise, so the whole journey is handled in one place by our cruise experts.

Does Seven Seas Splendor sail to Australia?

Yes — there are Australia sailings on the programme, including some that finish in Sydney. The Singapore to Australia route is a popular starting point, and the Australia destination page shows every Regent sailing we have into Australian waters. Travellers departing from Australian ports on a one-way voyage may find the other end of the trip connects back via a short domestic flight.