Regent Seven Seas Cruises has unveiled an offering that redefines the essence of luxury cruising. The World of Splendor, set to sail in 2027, is a true passport to the world. The cruise will give guests an unparalleled trip across 40 countries in five months. Departing from Miami on January 11 and concluding its journey in New York City on June 1, the World of Splendor promises an odyssey of 140 nights that covers 35,668 nautical miles across three oceans.
The meticulously crafted itinerary includes visits to an astounding 71 destinations, a dream come true for those with insatiable wanderlust. There will be 14 overnight port stays and 73 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Guests will enjoy stopovers in the Caribbean, Europe, Africa, Australia, New Zealand, the Pacific Islands, and Asia.
The Cruise and its Luxuries
This incredible journey revolves around the Seven Seas Splendor, a technological and aesthetic marvel. The ship is luxury personified. It boasts the world’s most expensive cruise cabin—the Regent Suite. The two-bedroom suite, priced at a staggering $839,999, features 270-degree wraparound terrace views. There’s also an indoor spa complex, dedicated butler service, and many other exclusive amenities.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises has left no stone unturned in ensuring that the World of Splendor offers an all-inclusive luxury experience. When passengers step aboard, they enter a world where every desire is anticipated and fulfilled. The cruise fare includes a pre-cruise gala event and a one-night hotel stay in Miami. In addition, there are unlimited shore excursions, beverages, open bars and lounges, specialty restaurants, 24-hour room service, pre-paid gratuities, and much more.
Passengers can also expect several enriching activities and entertainment options. They can unwind in the serene ambiance of the spa or engage in lively discussions with guest lecturers. The ship’s state-of-the-art facilities, including a paddle tennis court, shuffleboard, and an 18-hole putting green, ensure that guests stay active and entertained throughout their voyage.
