We love Regent and the Voyager was amazing.

The crew were very nice, lots of choices on Sea Days to enjoy. Entertainment was the best. Production shows, very professional. A nice mix of shows. The ship had a wonderful Chanukah meal for 30 guests. Kudos to the Executive Chef for making it so special. Lots of music types for those to enjoy as well. It was nice to have port day followed by a sea day, as this was a long cruise. Carol Noyes

We saw countries we never would have gotten to see. We met wonderful people on the cruise. We had a wonderful time in Barcelona before the cruise and in Cape Town afterwards.

It was a let down going from Explorer to Voyager. I feel that the quality of food in explorer was better quality and more diverse. The accommodation definitely better. The choice and quality of excursions were lower quality than previous years. I will have to think twice before going back to Regent

From the rundown stateroom to the tour buses without air-conditioning in the heat of summer, this was the worst cruise we have ever been on. The food and wine was good as well as the service but both were completely overshadowed with the poor excursions and accommodations. Also, the cruise was supposed to end in Barcelona. They DUMPED us all at a commercial port in Tarragona, an hour and a half away from Barcelona. So we had to purchase overpriced transfers to our hotel. By comparison, the Oasis of the Seas (Royal Caribbean) which pretty-much followed our itinerary, was nicely docked ri

Falkland Islands, Argentina, Chile and the headline attraction was crossing the Drake Passage and visiting Antarctica. Regent Cruise Line hit a home run.

This was my first time in Regent Seven Seas. It was wonderful! The shore excursions were excellent! I highly recommend.

Only one bad guide in Spain. She got off the bus and just took off. Didn't wait for everyone to get off of the bus.

Generally good experience on this cruise to Atlantic islands and southern Spain. Butler (Nithy) was incredible; housekeeping staff did an outstanding job. Excursions were, as always, a bit of a mixed bag. The food service was IMO not as good as previous (2018) experience, though the steaks in Prime 7 were as good as I've ever eaten, and the tuna burgers in the pool grill were likewise delicious. Wines were mediocre-to-poor, including the "premium" selections. Overall I'm still a big fan of the Regent experience.

While the staterooms were fabulous, the food was not. My best meal was a chicken Parmesan the whole cruise Service was substandard at first, but got better with time. The dining room seemed not to have enough staff because management kept switching them around Excursions were good, and some were exceptional. The lectures were excellent

Well run ship, great food and excellent staff.

The Regent ship does not compare to the Explorer. Service and food did not compare

The only thing that kept me from giving Regent a full five stars was the fact that the food, while plentiful and well presented often seemed a little bland when compared to some of the other upscale cruise lines we've experienced.

This cruise was amazing. The food was great. The rooms were luxurious and we really enjoyed meeting the other guests.

Beautiful ship, beautiful ports of call and met new friends

I loved the Voyager and all the ports! It was one of the best trips of my lifetime!