It is almost axiomatic that ships of this caliber would offer outstanding dining. After all, superb cuisine has been a hallmark of the Regent Seven Seas fleet since its founding. More unusual on the various ships is the number of different dining venues available to guests - you have many dining options available, making the choice of each night's dining destination a most pleasant quandary. But what is notably popular is the single open-seating dining, which means guests may sit with whomever they please, and they may dine whenever and wherever they wish, even in their suite, where selections from the ship's main restaurant can be ordered during dining hours and a 24-hour room service menu is also available.

Evening attire can be Country Club casual, informal or formal. Casual wear includes open neck shirts, slacks and sport outfits. For informal evenings, dresses or pantsuits, coats and ties are suggested. Formal evening-wear is gowns and cocktail dresses, tuxedos, dinner jackets or dark suits. Cruises of seven to ten days have one or two formal nights; longer cruises of eleven to fourteen days usually have three formal nights.

Club Mariner.

Club Mariner is a youth program offered on Seven Seas Mariner, Seven Seas Navigator, and Seven Seas Voyager during the summer months and the holiday seasons.

Club Mariner offers a variety of activities for Young cruisers who are divided into three age groups; 5 - 8, 9 - 12 and 13 - 17. Activities are designed for each group.

Our Club Mariner counselors have many activities, including games, craft projects, movies, and "food fun" to make sure each child has a memorable experience. Teens help the counselor select the activities they prefer to do on their cruise.

Gratuites are included in the Regent Cruise fare and no further tipping is expected once onboard.

If guests feel strongly about expressing their gratitude to the crew, they should be encouraged to make a donation to the Crew Welfare Fund at the Purser Office. This money is utilized for crew parties and events.