Regent Seven Seas·Seven Seas Mariner

Seven Seas Mariner - Moonlight Over Bermuda Transatlantic

4(103 reviews)
via U.S. News · Jun 2026
|14 Nights|4 Ports|9 Sea Days

A westbound autumn crossing from Barcelona to Miami that breaks up the Atlantic with Malaga, Funchal on Madeira, and a rare overnight in Hamilton, Bermuda. Eight sea days make this one for travelers who want the all-suite, all-inclusive Mariner itself — lectures, wine tastings and open bars included — as much as the ports.

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Price Range

$$$$$

Ultra-Luxury

DepartureBarcelona
Dress CodeCountry Club Casual
MealsIncluded
WiFiIncluded

*Prices vary by cabin type, sailing date, and availability. Confirm rates with Regent Seven Seas before booking.

Ship Details — Seven Seas Mariner

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Seven Seas Mariner cruise ship

Year Built

2001

Tonnage

48,075 GT

Passengers

700

Crew

445

Decks

11

Class

Mariner

Itinerary & Route Map

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Where this cruise calls, day by day

6 ports and 9 sea days over 14 Nights.

  1. Day 1

    Barcelona

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    Barcelona port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore
  2. Day 2 · At sea

  3. Day 3

    Malaga

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    The main gateway to the Costa del Sol, but the city itself has quietly become an art destination - Picasso was born here and there are now several serious museums within walking distance of each other. A Moorish fortress and the castle above it dominate the centre, and the remodelled port district puts shops and restaurants right where you disembark. Granada and Ronda are both feasible as full-day trips.

    • The Alcazaba fortress and the Gibralfaro castle walk above it
    • Museo Picasso Malaga in the Buenavista palace
    • The cathedral, known locally as La Manquita for its unfinished second tower
    • A day trip to the Alhambra in Granada, roughly 1.5 hours inland
    Getting ashore
    Most ships use the Levante quay by Muelle Uno, a 15-20 minute waterfront walk into the centre; larger ships at Muelle 2 rely on a shuttle.
    Best months
    Apr-Jun and Sep-Oct
  4. Day 4 · At sea

  5. Day 5

    Funchal, Madeira

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    Madeira's capital rises steeply from its harbour in a natural amphitheatre of terraced hillsides, and the climate is mild enough that ships call here in January. Funchal is a garden city more than a beach one - the island's coast is mostly cliff and pebble. The classic port day pairs a cable car up to Monte with a ride back down in a wicker toboggan steered by men in straw hats.

    • The Monte cable car, the tropical garden at Monte Palace, and the wicker toboggan run
    • Mercado dos Lavradores for fruit, flowers and scabbard fish
    • Cabo Girao's glass skywalk and the fishing village of Camara de Lobos
    • A guided levada walk along the island's irrigation channels
    Getting ashore
    Ships tie up on the long breakwater below the town; it is a flat 20-minute walk into the centre, and shuttles usually run.
    Best months
    Year-round; Apr-Jun and Sep-Oct are warmest without the summer crowds
  6. Day 6 · At sea

  7. Day 7 · At sea

  8. Day 8 · At sea

  9. Day 9 · At sea

  10. Day 10 · At sea

  11. Day 11

    Royal Naval Dockyard

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    Royal Naval Dockyard port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore
  12. Day 12

    Royal Naval Dockyard

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    Royal Naval Dockyard port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore
  13. Day 13 · At sea

  14. Day 14 · At sea

  15. Day 15

    Miami, FL

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    Miami, FL port guide: where ships dock and what to do ashore

Onboard Amenities

Canyon Ranch Spa
Observation Lounge
Pool Deck
Compass Rose Restaurant
Pacific Rim
Signatures
Prime 7 Steakhouse
Casino
Connoisseur Club
Coffee Connection
Fitness Center
Stars Lounge
Compass Rose (main restaurant)
Sette Mari at La Veranda (Italian)
Pacific Rim (Pan-Asian)
Pool Grill with pizzeria
Constellation Theater
Serene Spa & Wellness
Epicurean Enrichment Studio
Regent Suite

Cruise Highlights

Overnight call in Hamilton, Bermuda with time for the pink-sand South Shore beaches
Funchal, Madeira - levada walks and the Monte toboggan run
Eight open-ocean sea days aboard an all-suite, 700-guest ship
All-inclusive fare: excursions, specialty dining, drinks and gratuities

About the Ship

What Travelers Say About Seven Seas Mariner

Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Seven Seas Mariner sailing. Distilled from 3 traveler threads, Cruise Critic member reviews and travel blogs.

Seven Seas Mariner is Regent's intimate, original all-suite, all-balcony ship - the vessel that helped define the modern ultra-luxury all-inclusive formula at its 2001 launch. At around 700 guests it's noticeably smaller and more personal than the Explorer-class ships, with a refined, unhurried, quiet atmosphere geared to an older, well-traveled clientele. The headline draw is all-inclusive value - excursions, all beverages, gratuities, Wi-Fi, and often airfare - paired with service rated among the best at sea.

What People Love

  • Truly all-inclusive fare covering excursions, all drinks, gratuities, unlimited Wi-Fi, specialty dining, and often airfare
  • Outstanding, intuitive crew, with a butler in the top suites
  • Prime 7 steakhouse is a repeat standout with no surcharge

Common Complaints

  • Ship age (2001) showed before the late-2025 refit, with worn public areas and dated decks
  • Maintenance and mechanical gripes including plumbing and toilet issues, plus post-drydock troubleshooting of phones, AC, and TVs
  • Smaller standard suites, with the entry Deluxe Veranda around 252 sq ft versus newer ships
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