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Regent adds new ports of call
Regent Seven Seas Cruises has added 11 new ports of call for summer 2016, when its newest ship, Seven Seas Explorer, will set off on her inaugural season.
In total, the Regent Seven Seas Cruises fleet will visit 220 ports in 71 countries. It has also introduced three new Grand Voyages, ranging from a 47-night London to Copenhagen cruise to a 64-night Barcelona to Sydney voyage.
The 47-night London to Copenhagen sailing includes new ports in the fjords of Greenland with stops in Nuuk and Qaqortoq.
These other new ports of call are Alatau in Papua New Guinea, Bastia in France, Gaeta and Portoferraio in Italy, Gaspe in Canada, Gijon in Spain, Paamiut in Greenland, Portimao, Portugal and Vlissingen in the Netherlands.
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