Regent Seven Seas · Navigator Class
Seven Seas Navigator
Regent's boutique jewel carrying under 500 guests to secluded harbors and historic island ports that mega-ships cannot dream of reaching.
1999 · Refurbished 2019
Year Built
490
Guests
28,803
GT
1
Pools
Intimate boutique luxury ship with 90% private balconies and exceptional guest-to-space ratios. Offers personalized service, Galileo's Lounge, and destination-intensive worldwide itineraries.
Dining & Drinks
Specialty dining included
All drinks included
Room service included
Dietary Options
KosherGluten-FreeVegan
Wellness & Relaxation
Pools
1
Hot Tubs
2
Medical Center
✓
Pool Lift
✓
Wheelchair Rentals
✓
Where Seven Seas Navigator sails
Ports on this ship's regular rotation — click any for a feel of it before you pack.
Things to do in Miami
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MuseumPhoto: Wikimedia Commons (Coco Grove FL Vizcaya mansion01.jpg)
Vizcaya Museum and Gardens
A farm-equipment heir built this 1916 Italian Renaissance villa to suggest he'd always owned one. Seventy rooms of European antiques, formal gardens, and a bay-side breakwater barge that's either Venice-inspired or Venice-stolen.
🕒 Wed–Mon 9:30am–4:30pm
~2.7 km away
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MuseumPhoto: Wikimedia Commons (PAMM MRD 23.jpg)
Pérez Art Museum Miami
Herzog & de Meuron designed this waterfront museum with hanging gardens suspended over Biscayne Bay, and the contemporary art inside actually keeps up. Strong Latin American focus; second Saturdays are free, the bay view is free every day.
🕒 Thu–Mon 10am–6pm
~1.5 km away
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MuseumPhillip and Patricia Frost Museum of Science
Opened 2017 with a planetarium, multi-story aquarium viewable from below, and a living coral reef display that makes other science museums look underprepared. Modern, walkable from downtown, and genuinely worth a half-day.
🕒 Daily 9am–6pm
~2.7 km away
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NaturePhoto: Wikimedia Commons (Fairchild.jpg)
Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden
Eighty-three acres of rare tropical palms, cycads, and orchids — serious horticulture, no flamingo photo ops. The butterfly conservatory and rare fruit grove make it the kind of garden you stay three hours in without planning to.
🕒 Daily 9:30am–4:30pm
~12.3 km away
GoCruiseTravel.com Ship Data
2
Sailings tracked
98/100
ultra-luxury all-inclusive
490
guests
GoCruiseTravel.com tracks 2 upcoming sailings on Seven Seas Navigator (Regent Seven Seas). Built 1999 (refurbished 2019), 490 guests, 28,803 GT. Amenities: 1 pools, 2 hot tubs, self-laundry, accessible cabins, medical center. Regent Seven Seas Perk Score: 98/100 (ultra-luxury all-inclusive) — unlimited drinks, all shore excursions, Wi-Fi, gratuities, specialty dining, flights, airport transfers, room service.
Accessible Travel
Traveling with accessibility needs? Seven Seas Navigator has 4 accessible cabins.
Pool LiftWheelchair RentalsElevators: 4
Ask anything about Seven Seas Navigator
Policies at a Glance
PetsNot Allowed
Balcony SmokingAllowed
Dress CodeFormal
Formal NightsYes
The Details
Can I do laundry onboard?
Yes — self-service laundry available
What voltage are the cabins?
110V & 220V
Is there a dress code?
Formal
Are there formal nights?
Yes — formal nights onboard
Can I smoke on the balcony?
Yes — balcony smoking allowed
USB in Cabins
✓
Upcoming Voyages on Seven Seas Navigator
NOV 20, 2026
Round-trip
Bahamian Sunsets & Caribbean Turquoise
7N · 6 ports
Bahamian Sunsets & Caribbean Turquoise
Round-trip Miami
From
$4,699
per person
Estimated starting fare — verify with cruise line
DEC 4, 2026
Round-trip
Intimate Caribbean Harbors & Virgin Isles
10N · 8 ports
Intimate Caribbean Harbors & Virgin Isles
Round-trip Miami
From
$5,999
per person
Estimated starting fare — verify with cruise line
Who sails this line
Typical age
60+
Primary markets
US · UK · AU
Onboard languages
en
Kids onboard
Uncommon — adult-leaning atmosphere
