View Online - The Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association
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Regent Seven Seas <strong>Cruise</strong>s<br />
Seven Seas Voyager<br />
1000 Corporate Drive, Suite 500 • Fort lauderdale, FL 33334 • Tel: (954) 776-6123<br />
Fax: (954) 772-4113 • Website: www.rssc.com<br />
feature single, open-seating dining and offer alternative restaurants.<br />
Regent Seven Seas <strong>Cruise</strong>s, with headquarters in Fort<br />
Lauderdale, <strong>Florida</strong>, is part of Carlson Hospitality<br />
Worldwide of Carlson Companies, Inc., one of<br />
America's largest privately-owned corporations.<br />
Regent Seven Seas, offers an incomparable program<br />
of exploration and discovery to over 300 ports on six<br />
continents, including Antarctica. <strong>The</strong>ir luxury<br />
vessels are designed for guests numbering in the<br />
hundreds rather than the thousands. Onboard all of<br />
these ships you can expect high levels of pampering<br />
and cuisine, lovely creature comforts, and rates that<br />
include gratuities and wine with dinner. All ships<br />
Fleet Statistics<br />
Name<br />
Year Built<br />
Pax Capacity<br />
Tonnage<br />
Seven Seas Voyager 2003 700 46,000<br />
Seven Seas Mariner 2001 700 50,090<br />
Seven Seas Navigator 1999 490 33,000<br />
Explorer II 1996 198 12,500<br />
Paul Gauguin 1997 320 19,200<br />
CRUISE INDUSTRY PROFILES • 2007<br />
71
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