Seven Seas Navigator to Bermuda

The smallest ship in the Regent fleet at 28,000 tons, Seven Seas Navigator is a compact, exquisite little jewel of a ship that offers all inclusive value- including all shore excursions- plus drinks and ultra fine dining, to a maximum of just 490 passengers, served by a highly trained, truly attentive crew.

The size of the ship allowed her to access ports that other, larger ships had to sail past; especially on beautiful but notoriously inaccessible Bermuda.

Even in that relatively small hull, Seven Seas Navigator manages to accommodate four restaurants, a good range of salubrious bars and lounges, and an all suite, all outside range of accommodation, most of which come complete with private balconies- ideal for an early breakfast or a late night nightcap alike.

Seven Seas Navigator does not really cater to children, or to those looking for endless, round the clock party games and diversions. Instead, the emphasis is firmly on exquisite cuisine and exceptional levels of highly styled, highly personal service.

The amount of deck space on the ship is quite phenomenal, and centres around a lido pool, flanked by a pair of hot tubs, with a nearby bar and daytime grill. Right aft, there is a gorgeous open terrace, often used for impromptu jazz concerts at sunset on some evenings.

All shore excursions come included as well. There are usually at least three options for each port of call, and you can do as many as your stamina will allow on any given day. This allows you to combine really comprehensive, in depth exploration ashore with a lifestyle of subtle, unstructured luxury once you're back on board. It's the best of both worlds.

Passengers are mainly well travelled, quite sophisticated, and yet still very sociable. The 'country club' style dress code on board means that you can leave the tuxedos and tiaras at home without feeling out of place here.

Small in scale but big on style, Seven Seas Navigator is ne of the finest and most luxurious ships afloat, and offers outstanding quality and value for money.