Regent Seven Seas Cruises Announces Return of ‘Upgrade Your Horizon’ Offer

Regent Seven Seas Cruises has announced the return of its “Upgrade Your Horizon” offer. This promotion features a free 2-Category suite upgrade, up to a Penthouse Suite, 50 percent reduced deposits, plus a $500 shipboard credit per suite on select 2026 voyages. The promotion is available for new bookings made between now and February 28, 2026, and applies to select voyages departing in 2026 and beyond.

The Upgrade Your Horizon promotion provides the perfect opportunity for travelers to discover extraordinary destinations around the world while enjoying the enhanced comfort and elevated amenities that come with a complimentary suite upgrade—from the free one-night pre-cruise hotel package included with Concierge Suites, to the personalized service of a dedicated butler in Penthouse Suites.

Regent’s ultra-luxury all-inclusive experience means guests can relax from the moment they step aboard. Unlimited included shore excursions in every port allow for immersive exploration without additional costs. Onboard, epicurean perfection awaits across a diverse collection of specialty restaurants and al fresco dining venues. Premium spirits and an all-inclusive wine collection flow freely, while each suite’s mini bar is replenished daily according to personal preference.

The $500 shipboard credit per suite available on select 2026 voyages provides additional flexibility to further customize each voyage. Guests may choose to indulge in rejuvenating spa treatments, select premium shore excursions that delve deeper into destinations, enjoy luxury shopping in the onboard boutique, or enhance their experience with other luxurious onboard offerings. Sample 2026 itineraries available under the “Upgrade Your Horizon” include:

Bermuda Sunset & Southern Charm (March 26, 2026) – Combining tropical tranquility with Southern heritage, this 12-night roundtrip voyage from Miami aboard Seven Seas Grandeur offers a three-night stay in Bermuda’s Royal Naval Dockyard. Guests have ample time to explore the island’s pink sand beaches, historic fortifications, and turquoise waters before sailing north to Norfolk, VA, the gateway to Colonial Williamsburg, historic Jamestown, and the Chesapeake Bay’s sandy shores. The journey continues with an overnight in Charleston, SC, where horse-drawn carriages wind through the historic district. Up to 45 included shore excursions reveal the city’s Civil War history at Fort Sumter, while local artisans demonstrate traditional Gullah basket weaving. After a stop in Nassau’s Bahamian paradise, the voyage returns to Miami via Port Canaveral.
Northern Pacific Journey (May 5, 2026) – Crossing the International Date Line, this 17-night Grand Pacific voyage from Tokyo to Vancouver aboard Seven Seas Explorer connects the vibrant culture of Japan with the natural beauty of Alaska. The journey begins with an exploration of Japan’s lesser-known coastal cities. Guests discover Hitachinaka, renowned for its flower gardens, Hakodate with its historic star-shaped fort, fresh seafood and relaxing onsens, Aomori’s Nebuta Festival heritage, and Kushiro, the gateway to scenic marshlands and wildlife. After days cruising the vast Pacific, guests arrive in Alaska’s rugged frontier, and discover Kodiak’s abundant wildlife—brown bears, sea otters, harbor seals and sea lions. The voyage continues to Whittier, followed by a scenic cruise past the Hubbard Glacier.
Arabian Nights & Egyptian Shores (May 22, 2026) – This 20-night voyage from Doha to Cape Town aboard Seven Seas Navigator traces an epic path from the futuristic skylines of Dubai to the emerald peaks and coral-fringed shores of Mahé, Seychelles, a snorkeler’s paradise crowned by the dramatic backdrop of Port Victoria. The journey continues south to Nosy Be and Mayotte, revealing Madagascar’s lush biodiversity and the French Comoros’ vibrant Creole culture, before rounding the African coast to an extended call in Durban and an overnight in Port Elizabeth, gateway to South Africa’s wildlife reserves and scenic Garden Route. The adventure concludes in iconic Cape Town, where Table Mountain, world-class vineyards, and a rich maritime heritage provide a spectacular finale to this transoceanic exploration.
Culinary Delights (September 7, 2026) – Sailing aboard Seven Seas Mariner, this 11-night itinerary from Amsterdam to Barcelona explores Europe’s Atlantic coast and Mediterranean shores, with 72 included shore excursions. Departing from Amsterdam, enjoy an overnight stay in Bordeaux, the world’s wine capital, and explore vineyards and historic châteaux. Ports of call include Lisbon, Oporto and Seville (via Cádiz). The voyage continues to Malaga on Spain’s Costa del Sol before concluding in Barcelona, where Gaudí’s iconic Sagrada Familia and Park Güell showcase the city’s artistic brilliance.
Scenic Coasts & Old Quebec (October 20, 2026) – Autumn frames this 10-night voyage aboard Seven Seas Splendor through Canada’s Maritime provinces and the St. Lawrence River. From New York, travelers will explore the Bay of Fundy’s dramatic tides in Saint John, Halifax’s historic waterfront and Victorian gardens, and the maritime charm of Sydney and Charlottetown on Prince Edward Island. Sailing deeper into French Canada, discover Baie-Comeau and the fjords of Saguenay with its whale-rich waters. In Quebec City, European elegance meets North American history within the only walled city north of Mexico. Culinary enthusiasts can join chef-led shore excursions to Île d’Orléans, limited to just 18 guests, exploring artisanal tea houses and traditional sugar shacks before returning to the Culinary Arts Kitchen onboard to recreate regional specialties. The voyage ends in Montréal, Québec.
Path of the Ancients (November 10, 2026) – This seven-night sojourn aboard Seven Seas Voyager traces the coastlines of the Adriatic and Mediterranean, beginning in Trieste and concluding in Athens. Guests will explore Croatia’s treasures, including Split’s ancient Diocletian’s Palace and Dubrovnik’s UNESCO-listed old town surrounded by medieval walls. In Kotor, discover a secluded coastal gem with impressive fortifications and the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon dating to 1166. The journey continues to Katakolon, gateway to Ancient Olympia—birthplace of the Olympic Games and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where shore excursions include visits to family-owned olive farms, local wineries, and the chance to walk where ancient athletes once competed. The voyage concludes with a call to Mykonos, with its iconic whitewashed villages, before arriving in Athens—the cradle of Western civilization.