Seven Seas Grandeur - Northern Europe & Baltic
Regent's newest jewel navigates the Baltic's cultural capitals in supreme luxury. From Stockholm's Old Town to the gilded palaces of St. Petersburg, every moment is elevated by all-inclusive service, all-suite accommodations, and an intimate 750-guest ship.
Price Range
$$$$$
Ultra-Luxury
*Prices vary by cabin type, sailing date, and availability. Confirm rates with Regent Seven Seas before booking.
Ship Details — Seven Seas Grandeur
View full Seven Seas Grandeur detailsYear Built
2023
Tonnage
55,500 GT
Passengers
746
Crew
552
Decks
11
Class
Explorer
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About the Ship
What Travelers Say About Seven Seas Grandeur
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Seven Seas Grandeur sailing. Based on 1,000 discussions.
Seven Seas Grandeur is the newest and most lavish Explorer-class ship, delivered in November 2023, leaning hard into old-world glamour for modern ultra-luxury travelers. The headline is the art: around 1,600 pieces including three original Picassos and the custom Journey in Jewels Fabergé egg, the first to live permanently at sea, displayed beneath a chandelier styled like tangled diamond bracelets. With about 744 guests and 548 crew, the vibe is intimate, hushed, and aimed at a mature, well-traveled clientele.
What People Love
- The most all-inclusive fare in the segment, bundling unlimited excursions, all dining and drinks, Wi-Fi, gratuities, valet laundry, and business-class intercontinental air
- Exceptional crew and service with a ratio of roughly 548 crew for 744 guests
- A standout art collection of around 1,600 pieces including three original Picassos and the Journey in Jewels Fabergé egg - the first permanently at sea
Common Complaints
- Very high sticker price, roughly $12,000-$25,000-plus per couple for a standard suite
- Cabin-noise complaints including creaking walls and hull slam in swells, with one veranda air leak reportedly taped shut
- Inconsistent service alongside the praise, with some management failures cited