Regent Seven Seas Cruises revealed the updated luxury suites and refreshed experiences on board the recently redesigned Seven Seas Mariner on an exclusive ship visit and dinner for select travel trade and media during an overnight in Sydney.
Travel trade partners toured the ship’s multi-million-dollar refurbishment on her first visit Down Under since the redesign.
Seven Seas Mariner visited Australia and New Zealand on her current 154-day ‘The Sense of Adventure’ world cruise, stopping at Auckland on 5 March 2026 and Sydney on 10 March.
Seven Seas Mariner was the world’s first all-suite, all-balcony cruise ship, and entered dry dock in Marseille, France, in November 2025 for the interior refurbishment before recommencing service.
The 700-passenger, 445-crew ship left Miami on the world cruise on 10 January 2026 and will return to the US on 13 June.
The refurbishment features updated suites with modern furnishings plus redesigned marble bathrooms in the ship’s top cabin categories – Signature, Grand, Mariner, Seven Seas and Horizon – along with new carpet and refreshed interiors throughout.
Enhanced ship amenities include a fully renovated Pool Grill with a new pizzeria concept and the addition of the Epicurean Enrichment Studio for culinary education.
This exclusive venue will also be added to Seven Seas Voyager and offers a dedicated space for epicurean discovery, including cooking demonstrations led by expert chefs, as part of the ultra-luxury cruise line’s acclaimed culinary program at sea.
