Regent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled its 2028-29 Voyage Collection, featuring 238 new sailings around the world on its fleet.
According to a press release, the season is highlighted by three Grand Voyages, a 150-night World Cruise, and destination-rich itineraries in a range of regions, including the Mediterranean, Northern Europe and the Caribbean.
The company’s vessels will also sail to Africa, Alaska, Asia, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, New England, the Panama Canal, South America and the South Pacific.
“We are delighted to introduce another season of unforgettable journeys designed to inspire discovery and deliver meaningful travel experiences,” said Wesley D’Silva, president of Regent Seven Seas Cruises.
“From shorter escapes of seven nights up to our longer Grand Voyages, each sailing is designed to offer the perfect balance of immersive exploration and an unrivaled onboard experience; from our spacious suites and anticipatory service to unlimited included shore excursions and exquisite culinary experiences. We look forward to welcoming both new and returning guests on board.”
Guests can now pre-register their interest at a dedicated page on Regent’s website before reservations open on May 27, 2026.
The company said that passengers in the US and Canada who book by June 10, 2026, will enjoy a 50 percent reduced deposit.
Season highlights include maiden calls in three new ports: Dundee, Scotland; Oulu, Finland; and Šibenik, Croatia.
The 2028-2029 Voyage Collection also features 80 overnight stays across a range of destinations, including Bordeaux, France; Copenhagen, Denmark; and Tokyo, Japan.
As part of the new deployment, the Seven Seas Prestige is set to make its debut in Canada and New England following a summer in Northern Europe.
Regent said that the newbuild, which is set for delivery in late 2026, will offer five 11-night itineraries in the region during the fall of 2028.
Other highlights of the collection include the debut of the Seven Seas Splendor in Alaska, with 16 new voyages that sail to destinations like Icy Strait Point, Skagway and Juneau.
In another first, the Seven Seas Voyager will offer its inaugural winter season in the Mediterranean starting November 2028.
The 2028-29 winter season will see the Seven Seas Explorer sailing in Africa and Arabia for the first time, Regent added. The ship’s 14- to 23-night itineraries in the region visit what the company called compelling ports such as Abidjan, Ivory Coast; Walvis Bay, Namibia; and Luanda, Angola.
