Next year is Regent Seven Seas silver jubilee. The line will celebrate their 25th birthday with a variety of exclusive activities and events developed specifically for the silver jubilee.
Regent Seven Seas first vessel, the Radisson Diamond.
Back in May 1992 the twin-hull, 354-guest Radisson Diamond was christened, officially launching what would become Regent Seven Seas Cruises. The line has grown up since then, along with its ships. The latests of which is the Seven Seas Explorer weighing in at 54,000 tons with room for 750 guests.
The pool deck on Regent Seven Seas Explorer. (Courtesy mundycruising.co.uk)
Throughout 2017 Regent Seven Sea Cruises will sail 25 exclusive jubilee voyages. Guests sailing on these voyages will have the opportunity to partake in a brand new dining concept being launched for the anniversary celebration.
During select days at sea, guests will be invited into the Compass Rose galley for a special lunch buffet. Traveling down a red carpet that extends from the restaurant into the galley, guests will see the kitchen come to life and interact with the world-class chefs onboard. Inside the galley a magnificent buffet filled with delectable treats will be set-up, featuring freshly baked bread, a turkey carving station, made-to-order pasta and other hot dishes such as local fresh fish, salmon, lamb curry and Zurich-style veal. After a savory meal, guests can indulge in an elaborate array of desserts that will be presented inside the restaurant on a large decorative display table.
The line is also introducing special ‘Silver Anniversary Tastings’ for these 25 Regent Seven Seas silver jubilee voyages. In addition to the complimentary free inclusive fine wines and spirits, guests will have the opportunity to participate in special wine, whiskey and cocktail tasting seminars featuring exclusive vintages and premier spirits.
All guests sailing on one of the Regent Seven Seas silver jubilee cruises will receive a Commemorative Pin.
The celebratory 25 cruises take place across all four ships, on a diverse array of itineraries and a varied number of lengths.
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