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Deployment Breakdown: Regent’s New 2026-27 Itineraries

  • August 8, 2024
Regent Mariner

With cruises to different parts of the world, Regent Seven Seas Cruises’ recently announced deployment for 2026-27 includes a series of highlights.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises is debuting new homeports in the Caribbean, new ports of call across several destinations and introducing ships to new regions as part of its 2026-27 deployment.

Cruise Industry News looks at these and other key points of Regent’s itineraries for the 2026 summer and the 2026-27 winter seasons.

Mediterranean
Ships: Seven Seas Grandeur, Seven Seas Splendor, Seven Seas Mariner, Seven Seas Voyager and Seven Seas Voyager
Number of Sailings: 47 voyages
Itinerary Length:
7 to 15 nights
Highlighted Ports of Call:
Rome (Italy); Valencia (Spain); Dubrovnik (Croatia); Athens (Greece); Istanbul (Turkey); and Lisbon (Portugal)

According to Regent, the new Mediterranean program allows guests to immerse themselves in fascinating culture, indulgent cuisine and legendary history with a total of 47 departures onboard five ships.

In addition to classic ports of call in the region, such as Rome and Athens, the program also features visits to Gallipoli, Italy, a new destination for Regent.

Northern Europe
Ships: Seven Seas Grandeur, Seven Seas Voyager and Seven Seas Navigator
Number of Sailings: 28 voyages
Itinerary Length:
9 to 20 nights
Highlighted Ports of Call:
London (England); Reykjavik (Iceland); Bordeaux (France); Stockholm (Sweden); and Dublin (Northern Ireland)

Regent’s 2026 deployment in Northern Europe includes cruises to the Baltic Sea, the Norwegian Fjords, Iceland, Greenland, the British Isles and more.

The program is highlighted by a new destination for the brand, Mandal in Norway, and features 28 voyages onboard three ships: the Grandeur, the Voyager and the Navigator.

Alaska
Ship: Seven Seas Explorer
Number of Sailings:
16 voyages
Itinerary Length:
7 to 14 nights
Highlighted Ports of Call:
Klawock, Sitka and Ketchikan (United States)

The Seven Seas Explorer will spend the 2026 summer offering seven- to 14-night cruises to Alaska and Canada.

According to Regent, the 2016-built ship is set to offer 16 voyages in the region, departing from Vancouver, British Columbia; Seward, Alaska; and for the first time, Seattle, Washington.

Canada and New England
Ship: Seven Seas Splendor
Number of Sailings: 5 voyages
Itinerary Length:
10 and 11 nights
Highlighted Ports of Call:
Bar Harbor and Boston (United States); Montreal and Halifax (Canada)

With five voyages in Canada/New England, the Seven Seas Splendor is offering a fall foliage season in 202t6.

The program features ten- to 11-night cruises visiting Bar Harbor, Boston, Halifax, Québec City and other ports.

Caribbean and Panama Canal
Ships: Seven Seas Grandeur, Seven Seas Splendor and Seven Seas Mariner
Number of Sailings: 22 voyages
Itinerary Length:
7 to 17 nights
Highlighted Ports of Call:
Castries (St Lucia); Cartagena (Colombia); Puerto Quetzal (Guatemala); Corinto (Nicaragua); and Montego Bay (Jamaica)

Regent’s deployment in the Caribbean is highlighted by the addition of two new homeports: Galveston and Tampa.

Also including departures from Miami, the program features 22 sailings onboard the Grandeur, the Splendor and the Mariner with itineraries sailing to both the Eastern and Western Caribbean, as well as the Panama Canal and the Mexican Riviera.

South Pacific and Australia
Ships: Seven Seas Explorer and Seven Seas Navigator
Number of Sailings:
11 voyages
Itinerary Length:
10 to 19 nights
Highlighted Ports of Call:
Tasmania and Melbourne (Australia); Napier (New Zealand); Mystery Island (Vanuatu); and Suva (Fiji)

Two ships, the Explorer and the Navigator, will offer cruises to Australia and the South Pacific during the 2026-27 winter.

Sailing from Sydney, Tahiti and more, the ten- to 19-night itineraries feature visits to destinations such as Napier, New Zealand; Nouméa, New Caledonia; and Apia, Samoa.

Asia, Africa and the Middle East
Ships: Seven Seas Explorer, Seven Seas Voyager and Seven Seas Navigator
Number of Sailings:
24 voyages
Itinerary Length:
12 to 21 nights
Highlighted Ports of Call:
Shanghai (China); Ho Chi Minh City (Vietnam); Maputo (Mozambique); Nosy Be (Madagascar); Jeddah (Saudi Arabia); and Dubai (UAE)

Three Regent ships are scheduled to sail across Asia, Africa and the Middle East during the 2026-27 winter season, the Explorer, the Voyager and the Navigator.

The ships’ programs are highlighted by maiden visits for the company, including destinations in Kenya, Tanzania, West Timor and Malaysia.

South America
Ships: Seven Seas Grandeur and Seven Seas Mariner
Number of Sailings: 7 voyages
Itinerary Length:
11 to 22 nights
Highlighted Ports of Call:
Ushuaia (Argentina); Port Stanley (Falkland Islands); Manaus and Rio de Janeiro (Brazil); and Manta (Ecuador)

With sailings onboard the Grandeur and the Mariner, Regent is offering 7 cruises to South America during the 2026-27 season.

According to the company, the itineraries in the region feature “once-in-a-lifetime experiences,” such as sailing the Amazon River, Drake Passage and the Arctic Peninsula.

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