Radisson Seven Seas Cruises

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Radisson Seven Seas Cruises was formed of the merger between Diamond Cruise and Seven Seas Cruise Line in January 1995. Worldwide headquarters is in Fort Lauderdale, Florida. The company is known for its distinctive small luxury ships offering the amenities of large ocean liners and destination-intensive cruises providing consistently high quality, service and value. The company operates the only all-suite, all-balcony cruise ships in the world. The line reaches over 300 destinations worldwide on every continent.

Ships In Service

Seven Seas Voyager: 49,000 tons, 700 passengers

Seven Seas Mariner: 50,000 tons, 700 passengers

Seven Seas Navigator: 33,000 tons, 490 passengers

Paul Gauguin: 19,200 tons, 320 passengers

Explorer II: 12,500 tons, 198 passengers

Cruise Areas & Seasons

Winter: Antarctica, Australia, New Zealand, South Pacific, Asia, Indochina, Panama Canal & Costa Rica, Mexico, Caribbean, South and Central America

Spring: Caribbean, Europe, Mediterranean, Panama Canal & Costa Rica, Alaska, Brazil, Bermuda, Northeast U.S., South Pacific

Summer: Alaska, Baltic, Europe, Mediterranean, Canada, Iceland, Norway, Bermuda, Northeast U.S., South Pacific

Fall: Mediterranean, Caribbean, South and Central America, Panama Canal & Costa Rica, Mexico, Bermuda, U.S. East Coast, Canada, South Pacific

Customer Profile
Destination, quality, service and value for luxury are the key in choosing a cruise for the Radisson Seven Seas customers. These experienced travelers and cruisers, ages 45+.