Regent Seven Seas Cruises Enhances Select 2025 Alaska Voyages with New Six-Night Land Programme Featuring Rocky Mountaineer
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Sailing On Board Seven Seas Explorer® from 2025, Luxury Travellers will Experience an Extraordinary Journey across Rail and Sea
Regent Seven Seas Cruises®, the world’s leading ultra-luxury cruise line, has elevated its magnificent journeys through Alaska – the last frontier – with an optional six- night pre-cruise land programme that will include two days on board the world-renowned Rocky Mountaineer® for a limited number of guests.
The Regent and Rocky Mountaineer Experience is the most luxurious adventure on land and sea. The journey begins as guests step on board Rocky Mountaineer to enjoy two days of all-inclusive GoldLeaf Service, traversing the majestic landscape from Banff to Vancouver. The panoramic windows of the luxury bi-level, glass-dome coaches offer breathtaking views of the Canadian Rockies, including dazzling turquoise lakes, and dramatic canyons. With impeccable GoldLeaf Service, guests will indulge in delectable, regionally inspired cuisine prepared by executive chefs. Once in Vancouver, guests will step on board Seven Seas Explorer, The Most Luxurious Ship Ever BuiltTM, for a seven-night all-inclusive voyage, sailing from Vancouver, British Columbia, to Seward, Alaska.
“A sailing with Regent Seven Seas Cruises is a journey like no other – and the world-renowned Rocky Mountaineer experience is the perfect complement to our destination-immersive adventures in Alaska,” said Andrea DeMarco, President of Regent Seven Seas Cruises. “Our goal is to craft truly unforgettable moments for our guests. Regent’s unique included and unlimited shore excursions offer unrivalled opportunities for exploration. From gliding past majestic glaciers to spotting magnificent humpback whales in their natural habitat, these are memories of a lifetime. We are excited to offer discerning guests the opportunity to elevate their Alaskan adventure to new heights with this incredible land programme, beginning May 2025.”
The six-night land programme will journey from Calgary to Vancouver, allowing travellers to explore the stunning Canadian Rockies including the alpine mountain town of Banff. This unique experience includes a full-day tour of Yoho National Park, where guests can discover powerful waterfalls, emerald lakes and national heritage sites, plus an opportunity to discover picturesque Banff – in addition to transfers and hotel accommodation.
The Regent and Rocky Mountaineer Experience will be available on five Vancouver to Seward, Alaska voyages sailing in summer 2025:
- Return to the Frontier – Departing on Rocky Mountaineer, 8 May 2025, and embarking on Seven Seas Explorer on 14 May 2025
- Into the Alaskan Wild – Departing on Rocky Mountaineer, 19 June 2025, and embarking on Seven Seas Explorer on 25 June 2025
- Inside Passage Sail – Departing on Rocky Mountaineer, 3 July 2025, and embarking on Seven Seas Explorer on 9 July 2025
- Reliving the Gold Rush – Departing on Rocky Mountaineer, 31 July 2025, and embarking on Seven Seas Explorer on 6 August 2025
- Glimmering Ice Foles & Glaciers – Departing on Rocky Mountaineer, 28 August, and embarking on Seven Seas Explorer on 3 September 2025
On board Seven Seas Explorer, adventurous luxury travellers will enjoy unrivalled space at sea, sumptuous all-suite accommodation, and exceptional personalised service, travellers will cruise the renowned Inside Passage, taking in the spectacular natural beauty. Cruising north, culture seekers, history buffs, and nature lovers will relish the opportunity to deep dive into ports of call with Regent’s unique offer of included and unlimited shore excursions – from discovering indigenous cultures in Ketchikan and uncovering the Gold Rush in Skagway to humpback whale watching in Juneau and facing the magnificent Hubbard Glacier.
Sailing to over 550 destinations globally, Regent Seven Seas Cruises is the The Most Inclusive Luxury Experience®. The ever-expanding menu of luxuries included in the cruise fare means guests can enjoy a relaxed, pampered cruise with included and unlimited shore excursions, gourmet cuisine in a range of speciality restaurants and al fresco dining venues, fine wines and spirits, in-suite liquor and mini-bar replenished daily, captivating entertainment, unlimited WiFi, valet laundry service, pre-paid and gratuities. Guests may also upgrade to an Ultimate All-Inclusive Fare to receive roundtrip economy flights, coach transfers between airport and ship, and exclusive Blacklane private executive chauffer service credit for guests to personalise their journeys.
Fares for the Regent and Rocky Mountaineer Experience start from £6,855 per person.
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