Ship reference

Seven Seas Navigator

Ship specifications and sources.

Quick facts

Cruise line
Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Entered service
1999
Status
In service

About us Seven Seas Navigator

Seven Seas Navigator is the compact, earlier-generation member of Regent's current ocean fleet. Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings records its build year as 1999. Permanent IMO number 9064126 and the current insurer's 28,803 gross tonnage identify the individual vessel, while Nassau is the port of registry. Cruise conversion and completion involved T. Mariotti in Genoa; a supplier reference identifies that yard relationship without turning its equipment-project date into the vessel's completed build year.

The current operator page lists 244 suites and a crew complement of 365. Its length of 566 feet corresponds to approximately 172.5 metres, and the published width converts to approximately 24.7 metres. The eight advertised decks describe the passenger-facing presentation and are not assumed to be every physical level of the hull. Likewise, a headline guest figure does not independently resolve certified maximum and double-occupancy bases.

Accommodation includes window suites as well as private-veranda categories. This distinguishes Navigator from Regent ships marketed as entirely balcony-equipped. Review the chosen category's plan, actual suite position and accessibility details. A general ship photograph or the most expensive suite's services cannot establish what is included with another room.

A completed refurbishment in 2019 is documented by the parent company's report of the first voyage after the Brest dry dock. Later proposed work is treated separately until completion is individually confirmed. An announcement of future investment should not replace the most recent verified completed event merely because its planned year is newer.

Navigator's future residential role also needs careful interpretation. Avora announced a nine-year charter arrangement for a later product named Avora Lumina. The transaction adviser describes vessel delivery in late 2027 and a relaunch in early 2028. At this research date Navigator remains in Regent's passenger programme. The future name therefore does not create another ship in today's fleet or justify transferring the hull to Avora early.

Choose the booked departure by its confirmed route and accommodation conditions. Included services still have availability and reservation rules, while optional treatments require separate comparison. Navigator's smaller scale and different suite range make an individual assessment more useful than simply applying the facilities or layouts of Regent's newer Explorer Class ships.

Specifications

Seven Seas Navigator — Specifications
SpecificationValue
Year built1999
Entered service1999
Gross tonnage (GT)28,803
Guests at double occupancy—
Maximum guests—
Crew365
Cabins244
Decks (total)—
Length (m)172.5
Beam (m)24.7
Last verified refurbishment year2019
Maximum speed (knots)—
IMO9064126
ShipyardT. Mariotti, Genoa, Italy (cruise conversion and completion)
FlagBahamas
Propulsion / fuel description—

A dash means no independently verified value is available. Guest counts at double occupancy and maximum capacity are different measures. GT measures enclosed volume, not weight.

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