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Seven Seas Explorer

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Seven Seas Explorer

Regent Seven Seas CruisesExplorer class
Specification
ClassExplorer class
Guest capacity750
Crew552
Gross tonnage55,254
Length223.6 m
Beam31 m
Year built2016
IMO9703150
FlagMarshall Islands
BuilderFincantieri
Overview

Seven Seas Explorer is the lead vessel of Regent Seven Seas Cruises' Explorer class, delivered by Italy's Fincantieri in 2016 and famously marketed at launch as 'the most luxurious ship ever built.' A compact 55,254-gross-ton ship carrying just 750 guests with a crew of around 550, she is entirely all-suite and all-balcony, with every stateroom featuring a private veranda. Her fully all-inclusive fare covers fine dining, shore excursions, beverages and gratuities, positioning her at the top end of the ultra-luxury market.

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New Zealand 2026–27 sailings

37 port calls
CITYPORT / BERTHETAETD
DunedinBeach StreetThu 7 Jan 2027 · 08:30Thu 7 Jan 2027 · 19:00
Lyttelton—Fri 8 Jan 2027 · 08:00Fri 8 Jan 2027 · 19:00
PictonWaimahara WharfSat 9 Jan 2027 · 09:00Sat 9 Jan 2027 · 19:00
Wellington—Sun 10 Jan 2027 · 07:30Sun 10 Jan 2027 · 16:00
Gisborne—Mon 11 Jan 2027 · 10:00Mon 11 Jan 2027 · 18:00
Tauranga—Tue 12 Jan 2027 · 09:03Tue 12 Jan 2027 · 18:03
Bay of Islands—Wed 13 Jan 2027 · 07:00Wed 13 Jan 2027 · 18:00
AucklandQueens WharfThu 14 Jan 2027 · 05:30Thu 14 Jan 2027 · 18:00
Bay of Islands—Fri 15 Jan 2027 · 07:00Fri 15 Jan 2027 · 16:00
Tauranga—Sat 16 Jan 2027 · 06:03Sat 16 Jan 2027 · 20:04
NapierBerth 2Sun 17 Jan 2027 · 10:00Sun 17 Jan 2027 · 19:00
Wellington—Mon 18 Jan 2027 · 10:00Mon 18 Jan 2027 · 19:00
Lyttelton—Tue 19 Jan 2027 · 07:00Tue 19 Jan 2027 · 17:00
DunedinBeach StreetWed 20 Jan 2027 · 06:30Wed 20 Jan 2027 · 16:00
Bay of Islands—Mon 29 Jan 2029 · 08:00Mon 29 Jan 2029 · 18:00
Auckland—Tue 30 Jan 2029 · 07:00Tue 30 Jan 2029 · 16:00
Tauranga—Wed 31 Jan 2029 · 07:00Wed 31 Jan 2029 · 17:00
Gisborne—Thu 1 Feb 2029 · 09:00Thu 1 Feb 2029 · 19:00
Napier—Fri 2 Feb 2029 · 06:00Fri 2 Feb 2029 · 17:00
Wellington—Sat 3 Feb 2029 · 10:00Sat 3 Feb 2029 · 19:00
Picton—Sun 4 Feb 2029 · 07:00Sun 4 Feb 2029 · 16:00
Lyttelton—Mon 5 Feb 2029 · 07:00Mon 5 Feb 2029 · 16:00
Dunedin—Tue 6 Feb 2029 · 07:00Tue 6 Feb 2029 · 16:00
Dunedin—Sat 17 Feb 2029 · 09:00Sat 17 Feb 2029 · 18:00
Timaru—Sun 18 Feb 2029 · 07:00Sun 18 Feb 2029 · 17:00
Akaroa—Mon 19 Feb 2029 · 07:00Mon 19 Feb 2029 · 17:00
Wellington—Tue 20 Feb 2029 · 07:00Tue 20 Feb 2029 · 16:00
Napier—Wed 21 Feb 2029 · 08:00Wed 21 Feb 2029 · 19:00
Gisborne—Thu 22 Feb 2029 · 07:00Thu 22 Feb 2029 · 16:00
Tauranga—Fri 23 Feb 2029 · 08:00Fri 23 Feb 2029 · 18:00
Auckland—Sat 24 Feb 2029 · 07:00Sat 24 Feb 2029 · 16:00
Tauranga—Sun 25 Feb 2029 · 07:00Sun 25 Feb 2029 · 16:00
Gisborne—Mon 26 Feb 2029 · 08:00Mon 26 Feb 2029 · 18:00
Napier—Tue 27 Feb 2029 · 07:00Tue 27 Feb 2029 · 16:00
Wellington—Wed 28 Feb 2029 · 09:00Wed 28 Feb 2029 · 18:00
Akaroa—Thu 1 Mar 2029 · 08:00Thu 1 Mar 2029 · 16:00
Picton—Fri 2 Mar 2029 · 07:00Fri 2 Mar 2029 · 15:00