Two Regent Seven Seas ships, head to head — specs, amenities, and what each one is genuinely better at.
Seven Seas Voyager (2003) is the newer ship by 4 years versus Seven Seas Navigator (1999). Seven Seas Voyager is the larger hull at 42,363 GT (~47% bigger). Seven Seas Navigator sails with fewer guests at double occupancy (490 vs 700).
| Spec | Seven Seas Navigator | Seven Seas Voyager |
|---|---|---|
| Year built | 1999 | 2003 |
| Tonnage | 28,803 GT | 42,363 GT |
| Guests (double occupancy) | 490 | 700 |
| Guests (max) | 500 | 706 |
Trophy marks the ship that wins each row. Smaller capacity = more space per guest.
Seven Seas Navigator has things the other doesn't: USB ports in cabins, Wheelchair rentals, Accessible pool lift.
Distinct ports each ship visits in the next 12 months.
No ports in common in the next 12 months.
None unique — everywhere this ship goes, the other does too.