The 700-passenger Seven Seas Voyager is a midsize ship that features a big-ship lineup of activities, with four dining options as well as a full-service spa and a casino. The all-suite, all-balcony ship has truly spacious cabins, with the smallest suite measuring a whopping 356 square feet. Best of all, the cost of a sailing includes round-trip airfare, shore excursions, and all beverages ... even those from the minibar.
A Relaxed Dress Code: Some of the longer cruises have formal evenings, but there's no need to pack gowns and tuxes for most Seven Seas Voyager cruises.
Detox Dining: The food on board is delicious — and decadent. When you’ve had enough of beef Wellington and lobster thermidor, turn to the "Simplicity" menu for lighter choices, like broiled salmon or grilled chicken breast.
Shore Excursions Are Included: These tours go beyond basic walking tours, including a wine tour in Bordeaux, and a Swahili cuisine cooking lesson in Kenya.
Le Cordon Bleu on Board: Make a reservation for an intimate dinner at the Signatures restaurant, where the French menu was created by chefs from Paris’s Le Cordon Bleu.
Grown-ups: Sophisticated and well-traveled adults who enjoy comfort and understated elegance feel at home here.
It's Mainly for Adults: With the exception of summer sailings and holiday cruises (which offer a Club Mariner program for kids and teens), Seven Seas Voyager provides few activities for children.
This Is Not a Budget Line: Although the ship's cruises come at a price, the inclusion of all beverages, gratuities, specialty restaurants, shore excursions, and round-trip airfare eases the sticker shock.
