Seven Sea Voyager sails as an all-suite, all-balcony cruise ship

Featuring this weekend on Luxurylaunches is Regent Seven Seas Cruise’s – Seven Sea Voyager.

The star highlight of this enormous cruise is that its an all-suite vessel, housing the best that luxury can offer, along with unprecedented amenities and services that are plentiful. Every cabin on board is a suite with a balcony. The vessel has on-board four main dining venues where you can dine in opulence. It also boasts of 447 international crew members that cater to a maximum of 700 guests, acting as personal concierges to attend to their every whim and fancy. It has also been reported that the Seven Sea Voyager is soon to receive a multi-million dollar refurbishment scheduled in October, unveiling her new look in the same month, on the 23rd. The Seven Sea Voyager has boast-worthy suites, our favorite picks being:

The master suite

 The Master Suite on Deck 11 spreads across a lavish 1,403 sq. ft. which includes two and a half bathrooms, private balconies, two spacious bedrooms, an expansive living room and a walk-in closet with a safe. The highlights of this room are: butler service, concierge-level amenities, two European king-size Suite SlumberTM beds, and interactive flat-screen television and direct-dial satellite phone. The suite also has an iPad in suite, stocked refrigerator, a complimentary cocktail party and Hermès and L’Occitane amenities, among others.

 The Grand suite

 The Grand Suite spans to a total of 876 sq. ft., which is almost the same as the Master Suite, that also includes the highlights. The only difference is that the former is bigger in terms of area. In comparison to the Master Suite, the Grand Suite has one and a half bathroom and only one bedroom and balcony.

 Seven Seas suite

 The fourth suite we would like to highlight is the Seven Seas Suite, which is identical to the Voyager Suite, however, it differs areawise. Unlike the Voyager, the Seven Seas Suite spreads over 681 sq. ft area. Amenities and services are almost the same.

 These are just a few of the best suites on the Seven Seas Voyager. Don’t forget the details, in case you just decide to go on-board!

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Princess Cruises: Introducing the new Royal Princess

Princess Cruises - Royal Princess

Royal Princess  - Atrium

PrincessCruises has revealed further details on its new vessel Royal Princess, set to launch next year.

The Royal Princess weighs in at 141,000 tons and can carry 3,600 passengers, making her slightly bigger than last year’s major debuts, the Disney Dream, Carnival Magic and Celebrity Silhouette.

Princess has revealed more details about the atrium it plans for the Royal Princess, which will be 50% larger than the atriums on other recent Princess ships.

 As well as featuring existing outlets present on current Princess ships, the plans will see the addition of a new ice cream outlet and a luxury gift shop, targeted at those celebrating major events such as birthdays and weddings on board.

A new cocktail bar called Bellini’s will also debut, along with a seafood bar selling sushi, sashimi, ceviche and caviar.

Outside, guests will be able to walk along a new glass-bottomed walkway which extends over 28 feet (8.5 meters) from the edge of the vessel.

In a preview video (below), the atrium is shown as a ‘street-cafe’-style open space, with glass staircases, backlit floors and venues that appear to float in mid-air, a new design style which the line describes as an ‘evolution’ of its current atriums.

On the top deck, there will be a new adults-only pool and other new pools which surround a tropical “island” that offers sunbathing by day and an outdoor nightclub in the evenings.

The first preview cruise will depart in June and the Maiden Voyage will see the Royal Princess tour the Mediterranean, Princess confirmed.

Princess Cruises' President and CEO, Alan Buckelew, and Executive Vice President of Fleet Operations, Rai Caluori, take you on a virtual tour of the new Royal Princess Atrium.

Coming in June of 2013



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