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Itineraries of the Seven Seas Mariner

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Ship's attributes

Services And Amenities

  • Self-service laundry room
  • Casino
  • Jacuzzi
  • Pool
  • Beauty salon
  • Spa & body care

Specific needs

  • Wheelchair accessible staterooms

Technical specifications

  • Tonnage:  48075
  • Speed:  20.0 knots
  • Passengers:  1167
  • Length:  216 m
  • Width:  28 m

History

  • 2001: Année de construction

The first ship in the world to offer suites only

When she came out of the Chantiers de l'Atlantique at Saint-Nazaire in 2001, the Seven Seas Mariner was the first cruise ship in the world to offer nothing but suites, every one with a balcony. What looks ordinary today at the top of the market started here, and a good part of the world fleet followed.

Two hundred and sixteen metres, forty-eight thousand and seventy-five gross tons, three hundred and fifty-four suites, seven hundred and eight guests at double occupancy, four hundred and forty-five crew, twelve decks.

Twenty-five years, and five spells in drydock

A hull this age is judged on its upkeep. This one was refitted in 2009, 2014, 2017, 2018, and again in November 2025: suites rebuilt, marble bathrooms redesigned, carpets replaced, pool grill redone. She is neither a new ship nor a tired one, and it is better to know which of the two you are buying.

What is included, and the misunderstanding about flights

Start with what almost everyone thinks they know. This line built its reputation on included flights. They are no longer included by default. Since 1 July 2024 two fare structures exist side by side: the standard fare covers the cruise only and leaves the guest to arrange flights, while the higher fare includes round-trip air with a choice of class, transfers and a chauffeur credit. Check which one is on your booking, because the gap is considerable from Montreal.

The rest is generous and consistent from one text to another. Shore excursions are included, with no cap on how many, which is rare. Gratuities are prepaid. Drinks are included, wines and cocktails among them. Every speciality restaurant is included, with no cover charge. Wi-Fi is included. So is valet laundry.

Two qualifications worth knowing. The pre-cruise hotel night exists only from Concierge suites upward, and the butler only from Penthouse suites upward. They are not universal inclusions, whatever the brochure sometimes suggests.

Elsewhere in the fleet

The Seven Seas Voyager is two years her junior and much like her. The Explorer represents the next, larger generation. And the Seven Seas Navigator, the eldest in the fleet, leaves it in January 2028. The fleet numbers seven with us.

Booking from Quebec

The contract is with Seven Seas Cruises S. de R.L., headquartered in Miami, and is governed by the general maritime law of the United States. A claim for personal injury, illness or death goes to the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida in Miami, or to a Miami-Dade County court. Every other claim goes to binding arbitration in that same county, and the contract imposes a class-action waiver.

The deadlines differ by claim type, and the second one surprises people. Six months' written notice and one year to sue, for personal injury. But thirty days' notice after the cruise ends for any other claim, and six months to act. Damaged luggage, a service not delivered, a cancelled call: thirty days from disembarkation. Baggage liability is also capped, unless value is declared and a fee paid.

The carrier reserves the right to cancel the cruise, change its date, its port of embarkation or its destination, shorten it or substitute the ship, at any time and without notice. Nothing establishes a Quebec licence for it. Your protection comes from here: Voyages AquaTerra holds a licence from the Office de la protection du consommateur, your payments pass through a trust account, and your departure is covered by the compensation fund for travel agency customers.

Frequently Asked Questions

It depends on the fare, and this is the most common misunderstanding about this line. Since 1 July 2024 flights are no longer included by default: the standard fare covers the cruise only, the higher fare adds round-trip air with a choice of class, transfers and a chauffeur credit. Check which one is on your booking.
Yes, and with no cap on how many, which is rare to this extent. Shore excursions are included in the fare, whichever structure you book. It is this line's heaviest inclusion and the one that most changes the arithmetic against a competitor where every outing is charged.
Yes, they are prepaid. No daily service charge is posted to your onboard account and nothing is expected at disembarkation. It is the same principle as at Seabourn, and the reverse of several lines where the daily charge writes itself on.
Yes, wines and cocktails included, throughout the ship and at any hour. There is no package to buy and no restricted list to watch. This is a point where the comparison with a drinks-package line becomes very favourable.
All of them, with no cover charge and no paid reservation. The speciality restaurants are included on the same footing as the main dining room. On a ship this size that means several different tables without ever reaching for a card.
Both. Wi-Fi is included, with no package to buy, and valet laundry is included too, which lets you pack lighter. As anywhere at sea, the satellite link varies with the ship's position.
Not for everyone, and it is a distinction the brochure sometimes leaves in shadow. The pre-cruise hotel night exists only from Concierge suites upward, and butler service only from Penthouse suites upward. In entry categories, neither.
With Seven Seas Cruises S. de R.L., headquartered in Miami. The general maritime law of the United States applies. Personal injury, illness or death goes to the United States District Court for the Southern District of Florida in Miami, or to a Miami-Dade County court.
Yes. Every claim other than personal injury or death goes to binding arbitration in Miami-Dade County, and the contract imposes a class-action waiver: you claim in your individual capacity. It is the least favourable clause in this contract.
Far less than you would expect for ordinary claims. Six months' notice and one year to sue, for personal injury. But thirty days' notice after the cruise ends for everything else, and six months to act. Damaged luggage or a cancelled call: thirty days from disembarkation.
Nothing establishes a Quebec licence for this carrier. Your protection comes from here: Voyages AquaTerra holds a licence from the Office de la protection du consommateur, your payments pass through a trust account, and your departure is covered by the compensation fund for travel agency customers.
She was the first cruise ship in the world to offer nothing but suites, every one with a balcony, when she left the yard in 2001. What looks ordinary today at the top of the market started on this hull.
At the Chantiers de l'Atlantique, Saint-Nazaire, in 2001. She is the only ship in the fleet built in France: the others come from Italy, except the Navigator whose hull comes from Russia.
Five drydockings are documented: 2009, 2014, 2017, 2018 and November 2025. The last rebuilt the suites, redesigned the marble bathrooms, replaced the carpets and reworked the pool grill.
Seven hundred and eight at double occupancy, up to seven hundred and seventy-nine at maximum, with four hundred and forty-five crew. Three hundred and fifty-four suites across twelve decks, in two hundred and sixteen metres.
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