Seven Seas Explorer is a 746-guest Regent Seven Seas Cruises cruise ship, in service since 2016. This page lists 99 upcoming departures across 99 itineraries, day by day and port by port. Its live AIS position is plotted on the map below and refreshed through the day.
Currently on: 12 Nights Alaska Cruise (12 nights) — En route to Sitka — last stop Klawock
Position via AIS — updated periodically, not real-time.
Seven Seas Explorer is a 2016-built, all-suite luxury ship in Regent’s Explorer Class. With 373 all-balcony suites, a relatively small guest complement, and an unusually high crew presence, it emphasizes personalized service and spacious public areas rather than resort-style attractions. Guests will find refined dining, a Culinary Arts Kitchen, a spa and fitness center, multiple lounges, a casino, and the Constellation Theater. The ship’s design also incorporates prominent artwork and polished contemporary interiors.
Regent lists 746 guests, 548 crew, 373 suites, 10 decks, and 55,254 gross tons. Fincantieri confirms the 2016 delivery, principal dimensions, Bureau Veritas classification, and 20.5-knot maximum speed. ([rssc.com](https://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_explorer))
Dining includes the flagship Compass Rose restaurant alongside specialty venues such as Chartreuse, Prime 7, Pacific Rim, La Veranda, Sette Mari, the Pool Grill, and 24-hour in-suite dining. The ship also features Regent’s Culinary Arts Kitchen for hands-on cooking instruction. ([rssc.com](https://www.rssc.com/experience/onboard-activities/culinaryartskitchen?utm_source=openai))
Entertainment facilities include the Constellation Theater for staged productions, Explorer Lounge live music, a Monte Carlo-style casino, and the Connoisseur Club. ([rssc.com](https://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_explorer/cruise-onboard-activities/evening-entertainment?utm_source=openai))
All 373 suites have private balconies, with accommodation categories ranging from Veranda Suites to the large Regent Suite. In-suite amenities include marble bathrooms, sitting areas, walk-in storage, Elite Slumber beds, and 24-hour dining. ([rssc.com](https://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_explorer))
Regent’s published ship information emphasizes adult-oriented luxury, enrichment, dining, and entertainment rather than dedicated children’s facilities; no substantial family-specific feature set was confirmed.
Wellness facilities include a spa, fitness center, pool areas, and treatments such as massages and body wraps. The ship also offers wellness-oriented enrichment and relaxation spaces. ([rssc.com](https://www.rssc.com/ships/seven_seas_explorer?utm_source=openai))
The ship has designated accessible accommodations, including Concierge Suites 822 and 823 with roll-in showers, wheelchair-accessible features, balcony ramps, and accessible controls. ([rssc.com](https://www.rssc.com/accessible-suites/?utm_source=openai))
Fincantieri states that the vessel was built with advanced environmental-protection technologies and identifies Bureau Veritas as its classification society. ([fincantieri.com](https://www.fincantieri.com/en/newsroom/news-e-comunicati-stampa/2016/fincantieri-seven-seas-explorer-delivered-in-sestri-the-first-of-two-ultra-luxury-cruise-ships-for-regent-seven-seas-cruises.html?utm_source=openai))
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