Cruise line review Regent Seven Seas Cruises

This is the cruise line that really defines all-inclusive cruising on big liners, and in this case big means vessels with up to 700 passengers. What comes free? Soft drinks, hot drinks, wine, spirits and beer are yours for the asking, and the two speciality restaurants on the ships are always free and the food is great. There’s no tipping during, or at the end of the cruise either. Passengers who have booked a master suite have free internet access too. Sea views are also included because Regent has the only two all-balcony ships in the world: Seven Seas Mariner and Seven Seas Voyager. Their smaller ships which are not all-balcony are Seven Seas Navigator, which holds 490 holidaymakers and the positively tiny 330-passenger Paul Gauguin, which is permanently based in Tahiti. All ships have at least one, and usually two, formal dining nights during cruises of seven days or more.