Seven Seas Navigator Concludes North American Journey, Sets Sail for Global Adventures

The Seven Seas Navigator, a luxury cruise ship operated by Regent Seven Seas Cruises, made its final North American port call on April 4, 2025, in Port Miami, marking the end of its tenure in the region. After a winter season cruising the Caribbean, the 1999-built vessel embarked on a 12-night trans-Atlantic voyage to Lisbon, Portugal, with stops in Bermuda’s St. George’s, the Azores, and Madeira.

The 490-guest ship is slated to leave Regent Seven Seas Cruises in October 2026, when it will transition to Crescent Seas, a new luxury residential cruising startup. The Navigator is scheduled for a significant refurbishment before joining the Crescent Seas fleet. In March, it was also announced that Oceania Cruises’ Insignia, another Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings vessel, will join Crescent Seas by the end of 2027.

Before its handover, the Seven Seas Navigator will explore an array of global destinations, including Europe, Asia, Africa, and Australia. Its immediate schedule features a series of seven- to 18-night cruises in the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, visiting ports such as Limassol (Cyprus), Monte Carlo (Monaco), La Coruña (Spain), and Oslo (Norway). In July, the ship will embark on a 20-night journey to the British Isles, Iceland, and Greenland, with stops in Edinburgh, Reykjavik, Nuuk, and Paamiut.

Later in October, the Navigator will sail to Africa, followed by a winter season exploring the Indian and Pacific Oceans. Highlights include ports in the Middle East, India, Southeast Asia, Australia, and New Zealand. Before its European season begins in July, the vessel will also offer cruises to the South Pacific Islands, rounding out its farewell itinerary with Regent Seven Seas Cruises.