The fifth ship to restart passenger voyages, Seven Seas Voyager, set sail on March 26, 2022, from Civitavecchia, which is the cruise port for Rome, Italy. The vessel is still currently on the 10-night voyage, which has been stopping at ports in Italy, France, and Spain before it will conclude in Barcelona tomorrow, April 5.
Through the end of May, Seven Seas Voyager will continue to sail in the Mediterranean, before heading north to spend the summer sailing in northern Europe on a variety of itineraries that visit destinations including England, Ireland, Norway, Iceland, Sweden, Scotland, France, and other countries.
In September, the ship will head back into the Mediterranean through the end of October and then go onto Africa before heading across the Atlantic to spend the winter in South America.
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Seven Seas Voyager entered service in 2003. The all-suite, all-balcony vessel offers passengers an all-inclusive experience focused on high-end service and dining.
In 2016, Seven Seas Voyager went through a $125 million renovation during a 25-day dry dock to make it similar to the company’s new build at the time — Seven Seas Explorer.
Features of the 700-guest ship include a golf net, pool deck with a heated pool and two hot tubs, casino, mini-golf, an observation lounge with live music, Chartreuse French restaurant, Prime 7 steakhouse, and a café.
