Tokyo, Seven Seas Explorer

Here is some information about our ship.
-Regent Seven Seas Explorer was launched in 2016, at that time, being proclaimed the most luxurious cruise ship ever built.
-it accommodates 746 guests, a staggering 548 crew. There are 373 suites, all with verandahs. There are 10 decks and she is 740 feet long.
-Explorer boasts the most space per guest of any cruise ship and it was noticeably more spacious than the Seven Seas Navigator (567 feet long) which we have been on two times in the past.
-We were in suite # 721 ( deck 7) on the Starboard side.
-The Explorer has 10 restaurants and bars: two main dining restaurants, Compass Rose (International) and Sette Mari ( Italian) plus three specialty restaurants. The specialty offerings include Prime 7, a premium steakhouse; Chartreuse, which specializes in modern French fine-dining; and Pacific Rim, a sleek Asian-fusion concept.
-The ship features more than an acre of granite and an acre of marble, almost 500 chandeliers and some 2,500 pieces of art, including works by masters such as Pablo Picasso and Marc Chagall. And that's not just in the public spaces, which are impressive. Suites feature incredible marble and stone detailing in their bathrooms and on surfaces like desks and bars.
-the ship and trip are an all inclusive experience, including all beverages, all meals, all tips and up to as many as 6 free excursion choices per port lasting from between 3-8 hours.Weiterlesen