Navigator class · Regent · In service since 1999
Seven Seas Navigator
Seven Seas Navigator is a Navigator class cruise ship operated by Regent, in service since 1999. At about 28,550 gross tons, it carries roughly 490 guests and ranks #5 by size in the 5-ship Regent fleet we cover.
- 28,550 gross tons
- 490 guests
- 564 ft long
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Ship facts
- Cruise line
- Regent Seven Seas Cruises
- Ship class
- Navigator class
- Entered service
- 1999 (27 years ago)
- Gross tonnage
- 28,550
- Guests
- 490
- Length
- 564 ft (172 m)
- Builder
- Admiralty Shipyards
- Flag
- The Bahamas
- IMO number
- 9064126
About Seven Seas Navigator
Seven Seas Navigator is the smallest ship in Regent’s fleet, an intimate vessel that feels more like a private club than a cruise ship. She was refurbished to bring her interiors in line with the line’s newer ships, with elegant furnishings and refreshed suites, most with balconies. Her small size lets her reach smaller ports and offer a more personal level of service. Regent’s all-inclusive fare covers specialty dining, drinks, gratuities and unlimited shore excursions. Navigator suits travelers who prefer an intimate, quiet atmosphere, and she often sails the Caribbean, Europe and the Panama Canal.
Best for: Travelers who want an intimate luxury ship with a club-like feel and Regent’s inclusive fare.
Seven Seas Navigator highlights
- Smallest and most intimate ship in the Regent fleet
- Prime 7 steakhouse, included in the fare
- Compass Rose, the main dining room
- La Veranda with Sette Mari Italian dinners
- All-suite accommodations, most with balconies
How Seven Seas Navigator compares in size
- Seven Seas Grandeur56,199
- Seven Seas Explorer55,254
- Seven Seas Mariner48,075
- Seven Seas Voyager42,363
- Seven Seas Navigator28,550
Gross tonnage measures a ship's enclosed volume, not its weight. Source: Wikidata.
Sailing with Regent
Regent Seven Seas Cruises is one of the most all-inclusive luxury lines at sea: fares cover unlimited shore excursions, specialty dining, premium drinks, gratuities, Wi-Fi and, for US and Canadian guests, roundtrip flights on most voyages. Its six all-suite ships carry 500 to 750 guests on worldwide itineraries. It suits affluent travelers who want luxury without extra bills, less so those seeking a casual vibe or a bargain.
Read our full Regent guide: dining, drinks, tipping and who it suits →
Seven Seas Navigator FAQs
How big is Seven Seas Navigator?
Seven Seas Navigator measures about 28,550 gross tons and is about 564 feet (172 m) long. That makes it #5 of 5 Regent ships we cover by tonnage, and #237 among all 255 ocean cruise ships in our guide.
How many passengers does Seven Seas Navigator carry?
About 490 guests, according to Wikidata's record for the ship. Cruise lines usually quote capacity at two guests per cabin; with third and fourth berths filled, the maximum is higher.
When was Seven Seas Navigator built?
Seven Seas Navigator entered service in 1999 and was built by Admiralty Shipyards. Older ships are often refurbished, so ask about recent upgrades when you compare sailings.
What class of ship is Seven Seas Navigator?
Seven Seas Navigator belongs to Regent's Navigator class. Ships in the same class share a layout and most signature features.
Is Seven Seas Navigator good for families?
Children can sail, and Regent offers a youth program on select summer and holiday sailings, but families are uncommon. The atmosphere and itineraries suit older children and teens best. Facilities vary by ship, so check what Seven Seas Navigator offers for your kids' ages.
Updated November 2026 by the BookMyDreamCruise editorial team. How we research and fact-check.
Sources: Wikidata, Wikipedia, Regent official site.