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Seven Seas Mariner

Ship

About

In an era when mass-market cruise ships are getting bigger and bigger, Seven Seas Mariner is a refreshing option that carries only 700 passengers, making for a beautifully intimate sailing with personally tailored service and gorgeous public spaces. While Mariner is an "older" ship by cruise industry standards, it's been impeccably maintained, with major and minor refurbishments over the years; in 2018, it underwent a multimillion-dollar refresh that touched virtually every space.

The result is a sleek, modern look throughout the ship -- heavy on polish and marble, yet still warm and comfortable. There's a renewed sophistication, which mimics some of the stylings of Regent's flagship Seven Seas Explorer. It's evident in the light-and-bright public spaces, glass and crystal chandeliers and even a new-to-Mariner restaurant, Chartreuse, which debuted on Explorer. The all-suite ship offers a true luxury experience, where your cruise fare covers virtually everything, including round trip airfare, gratuities, drinks and excursions. This takes almost all the hassle out of sailing; passengers don't have to worry about the cost of a cocktail or how much they should tip cabin stewards. Because of the small size of the ship, it's able to sail into ports its larger brethren can't access, so itineraries offer exotic and unusual ports of call. Regent Seven Seas has made a significant investment in its excursions, and passengers can choose from a wide variety of included options in each port. Excursions are well executed; it's clear they've been vetted well, and they run like clockwork. Most take place in the morning so passengers can enjoy the ship in the afternoon. The ship visits a new port every day -- you won't find sea days on most Mariner sailings -- so onboard activities during the day are pretty light, and many passengers head back to their cabins early at night so they are bright-eyed for the next day's morning excursions. Service and dining on Mariner are key to the experience, and both are generally superior, though uneven in spots. The ship's two specialty restaurants, Prime 7 and Chartreuse, are outstanding when it comes to food, service and overall experience; dining at both is a highlight for any passenger. Yet most passengers are limited to one meal in each, which means diners are rather confined to either Italian venue Sette Mari at La Veranda or Compass Rose, the main dining room (where service is slower), for dinner. Sign Up for Price Drop Alerts Be the first to know when Seven Seas Mariner prices drop so you can book with confidence. Save Price Alert By proceeding, you agree to Cruise Critic’s Privacy Policy and Terms of Use. What sets apart a sailing on Mariner is the flexibility afforded to each passenger. Kitchen staff will go above and beyond to accommodate dietary needs and preferences, excursions can be individually crafted (for a fee), and room service is as much about culinary experience as it is about convenience. If a passenger has a request for something, the staff will bend over backward to make it happen. This, as much as the ship itself, makes Mariner a joy to sail.

Itineraries

Cruise Itinerary
  • DAY 1  Port of Los Angeles
  • DAY 2  Pacific Ocean
  • DAY 3  Pacific Ocean
  • DAY 4  Astoria, Oregon
  • DAY 5  Port of Victoria
  • DAY 6  Port of Vancouver
  • DAY 7  Inside Passage
  • DAY 8  Port of Ketchikan
  • DAY 9  Sitka
  • DAY 10  Hubbard Glacier
  • DAY 11  Whittier
  • DAY 12  Kodiak
  • DAY 13  Pacific Ocean
  • DAY 14  Dutch Harbor
  • DAY 15  Cruising
  • DAY 16  Cruising
  • DAY 17  Cruising
  • DAY 18  Cruising
  • DAY 19  Petropavlovsk
  • DAY 20  Cruising
  • DAY 21  Cruising
  • DAY 22  Hokkaido
  • DAY 23  Aormori
  • DAY 24  Isla Maddalena
Cruise Itinerary
  • DAY 1  Port of Los Angeles
  • DAY 2  Cruising
  • DAY 3  Cabo San Lucas
  • DAY 4  Puerto Vallarta
  • DAY 5  Mazatlan
  • DAY 6  Cruising
  • DAY 7  Ensenada
  • DAY 8  Port of Los Angeles
Cruise Itinerary
  • DAY 1  Port of Los Angeles
  • DAY 2  Cruising
  • DAY 3  Cabo San Lucas
  • DAY 4  Puerto Vallarta
  • DAY 5  Mazatlan
  • DAY 6  Cruising
  • DAY 7  Ensenada
  • DAY 8  Port of Los Angeles
Cruise Itinerary
  • DAY 1  Port of Los Angeles
  • DAY 2  Cruising
  • DAY 3  Cruising
  • DAY 4  Cruising
  • DAY 5  Cruising
  • DAY 6  Port of Hilo
  • DAY 7  Port of Honolulu
  • DAY 8  Kauai
  • DAY 9  Maui
  • DAY 10  Cruising
  • DAY 11  Cruising
  • DAY 12  Cruising
  • DAY 13  Cruising
  • DAY 14  Cruising
  • DAY 15  Ensenada
  • DAY 16  Port of Los Angeles

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