Seven Seas Mariner to Bahamas

Seven Seas Mariner was the first all suite ship to have balconies on every room when she first emerged in 2001. Like the rest of the Regent fleet, she offers completely all inclusive fares that fold in all drinks and shore excursions into the cost. With high quality European service from a superb crew,  Seven Seas Mariner offers a tremendous amount of space- both indoors and out- to play and relax in.

Each suite has a marble lined bathroom, separate sitting area, and beds so comfortable that they are dream destinations in their own right. The balcony is furnished with a table and two comfy chairs- ideal for either a long, lazy breakfast or a late night glass of champagne. The sense of space and ease in each suite is truly spectacular.

Indoors, Mariner is characterised by a shimmering, seven storey atrium and a string of small, intimate lounges that run from fore to aft. Up top, a large central pool is complemented by hot tubs, and outdoor grill, and a sit up bar.

You never need to look for an empty sun lounger, or a table for breakfast or lunch. At 50,000 tons, Seven Seas Mariner could easily carry twice as many as the 700 passengers that she actually does.

Regent Seven Seas does not really cater for children. And, with a country club casual dress code right throughout the ship, Seven Seas Mariner features a low key, highly styled level of evening entertainment. We had a solitary saxophone player who played outside at sunset each evening, on the terrace outside the main lounge. The effect was quite magical.

Food on board is superlative both in quality and presentation, from the main Compass Rose dining room, to the steak house, and even the outdoor Lido. All venues are open sitting, and passengers can order 'in suite' from these menus during normal dining hours. The staff will accommodate groups of new friends to dine together with effortless ease.

Seven Seas Mariner is lavish, luxurious, low key indulgence, very much a ship for those who appreciate the finer things in life.