Seven Seas Voyager Cruises

Life aboard Seven Seas Voyager
Until early November 2018 Seven Seas Voyager cruises across the Mediterranean, then finishes the year in the Caribbean. From March to October 2019 she again traverses the Mediterranean with most voyages around 10 nights. Beginning April 2019 Voyager will again visit Turkey, to the ports of Istanbul, Ephesus and Bozcaada. Remember that these all-inclusive itineraries will open up such amazing sites as the Blue Mosque, Topkapi Palace, and three nearby Archaeological Museums in Istanbul. Late in 2019 Voyager heads east through Suez to Dubai, India, and Singapore to Sydney and Auckland. Plan ahead for 2020, with Voyager in Australia, SE and E Asia. Itineraries are port-intensive. Have a careful look at the sectors, select one that appeals, and enjoy on-ship luxury and on-shore inclusive tours. These are genuine ‘discoverer’ voyages. All cruises are port-intensive, and focus on top-range shore excursions. Mariner is an all-suite, all-balcony ship. Passengers spend more time in these 5-star plus suites than on most other ships afloat.

Entering service in 2003 and last refitted in 2016, Voyager measures 42,363 GT and carries 708 passengers. Significantly, the large majority of guests are repeat passengers. This vessel boasts the highest staff-to-guest ratio in the industry. Full room service offers all dining options. All dining, beverages and gratuities are included in the fare. The wide choices of public rooms, lounges and clubs allow for an un-crowded feel. The atrium is the social centre of the ship with a cozily furnished "Coffee Corner." Entertainment includes Broadway-style productions, headline artists, the ship’s orchestra, and remarkably informative destination-specific lectures directed to intelligent passengers. On selected cruises children have access to the Club Mariner children's programs. Typical passengers appear to be 40+, affluent and quite well travelled. Check dress code requirements before sailing. Complimentary self-service launderettes are available.

Accommodation
All 345 staterooms have an outside floor-to-ceiling view opening to a private balcony. Every stateroom is a suite, and the smallest at 356 ft2 (including balcony) is large. All staterooms have as a minimum a walk-in closet, individual temperature control, telephone, writing desk, table for in-suite meals, queen-size bed (or twin beds), generous lounge area, wooden cabinetry, mini-bar/refrigerator, TV/DVD, personal safe, all presented amidst luxurious decor. Marble-clad bathrooms have a combination bathtub/shower, hair dryer, and cotton bathrobe and towels. Balconies (50 ft2) have a recliner chair and small table.

There are five larger grades of suites, each with progressively larger interior and balcony areas, a separate shower, and butler service. Voyager Suites (604 ft2) have larger dining area and sitting areas, and a guest toilet. Grand Suites (876 ft2) include a coffee machine, two bathing areas and guest toilet. Master Suites (1403 ft2) have an extensive balcony, and are ideal for entertaining. Butler service comes with Penthouse, SS Seven Seas, Voyager, Grand and Master Suites. Four suites are wheelchair-accessible and located near elevators. A complimentary room service menu is available 24 hours a day, and the chef's nightly menu is served in-suite during regular dining hours. In-suite dining is quite popular.

Food and Dining
The Compass Rose Dining Room has large ocean-view windows and open-seating dining - choose when and with whom to dine - for all meals. Complimentary wines are served during dinner. Signatures (by reservation) offers authentic French cuisine under the auspices of Le Cordon Bleu of Paris. By way of contrast, Prime 7 (also by reservation) is a contemporary American steakhouse that serves multiple courses, also including other meats and seafood. For an entertaining meal dine at Latitudes, with its show kitchen. La Veranda is a large venue for breakfast, al fresco lunch buffets, and dinner, set in more casual surroundings.

Every afternoon High Tea is served with scones and other delicacies in the Horizon Lounge. Complimentary coffees and soft drinks are available throughout the ship at all times. All beverages and gratuities are included in the fare. For fast-food items there is an outdoor grill alongside the pool.

Entertainment
The Constellation Theatre is a two-decked showlounge that features production shows, concert music, headline entertainers, and cabaret acts. Soloists and musical groups provide live entertainment in several lounges and bars. Dancing is popular and a gentleman host is aboard each cruise. Horizon Lounge is the most popular venue, with an active bar, dance floor and piano. For those who choose there is an elegant casino.

Enrichment programs include noted guest presenters who lead lectures, classes and workshops. The Internet Cafe helps you maintain contact with the outside world, and is complemented by instructive computer classes. Wireless access throughout the ship is available for a nominal fee. Sporting amenities include a large heated pool, two whirlpools, table tennis, golf driving, Canyon Ranch exercise classes, and gymnasium. Spa-beauty services are world class. On select voyages children (in three age brackets from 5 to 17 years) are immersed in exciting activities by experienced staff.

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