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Seven Seas Voyager
In May 2010 Voyager sails from Fort Lauderdale to Southampton (UK) in an arc across the North Atlantic. In the northern Summer she cruises the Baltic Sea (7- and 10-nights) and in September/October sails the Mediterranean (10- to 14-nights). November/December is spent in the Caribbean (7- and 10-nights). In January 2011 Voyager circles the Pacific clockwise, from San Francisco to New Zealand, Australia and East Asia. She returns to Southampton closely following the coastline of Asia, Suez Canal, and the Mediterranean. Sectors range from 15 to 59 nights. All cruises are port-intensive, and focus on top-range shore excursions. Voyager is an all-suite, all-balcony ship, with walk-in closet, king-size bed (or two singles), complimentary bar, marble-appointed bathroom with full-size bath and separate shower. Passengers spend more time in these suites than on most other ships afloat.

Entering service in 2003, Voyager measures 41,827 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. Dining in the open-seated Compass Rose features gourmet food and wine, from a menu as variable as the ports of call. La Veranda, on the pool deck, is more a fine restaurant then the Voyager's buffet. Of Voyager's specialty restaurants (only for dinner, and by reservation), Prime 7 serves huge entrees, and unbelievable steaks and seafood. Signature is the only restaurant at sea operated by Le Cordon Bleu of Paris. 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. Other facilities include library with full Internet access, and casino. 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.

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