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Radisson Seven Seas Cruises was formed of
the merger between Diamond Cruise and Seven Seas Cruise Line in
January 1995. Worldwide headquarters is in
Fort Lauderdale, Fla. The company is known for its distinctive
small luxury ships offering the amenities of large ocean liners and
destination-intensive cruises providing consistent high quality,
service and value. The company operates the only all-suite,
all-balcony cruise ships in the world. The line reaches over 300
destinations worldwide on every continent.
Ships In
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Seven Seas Voyager (debuted April 2003): 46,000 tons, 700 berths |
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Seven Seas Mariner: 50,000 tons, 700 berths |
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Seven Seas Navigator: 33,000 tons, 490 berths |
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Paul Gauguin: 19,200 tons, 320 berths |
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Radisson Diamond: 20,295 tons, 350 berths |
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Explorer II: 12,500 tons, 198 berths |
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Cruise Areas
& Seasons
| Winter: Antarctica, Australia, New
Zealand, South Pacific, Asia, Panama Canal & Costa Rica, Mexico,
Caribbean, South and Central America |
| Spring: Caribbean, Europe, Mediterranean,
Panama Canal & Costa Rica, Alaska, Bermuda, Northeast U.S., South
Pacific |
| Summer: Caribbean, Alaska, Baltic, Europe,
Mediterranean, Canada, Iceland, Norway, Bermuda, Northeast U.S.,
South Pacific |
| Fall: Mediterranean, Caribbean, South and
Central America, Panama Canal & Costa Rica, Mexico, Bermuda, U.S.
East Coast, Canada, Asia, South Pacific |
Customer Profile
Destination, quality, service and value for luxury are
the key in choosing a cruise for the Radisson Seven Seas customers.
These experienced travelers and cruisers, ages 45+, are well educated
with a household income of $150,000+ or with a high net worth.
New In 2004
| Radisson Seven Seas was voted “Best Small-Ship
Cruise Line” in Condé Nast Traveler’s 2003 “Best in the World”
Readers’ Choice Awards. The same poll named the Paul Gauguin and
Seven Seas Navigator the #1 and #2 ships in the world, respectively. |
| The 490-guest all-suite Seven Seas Navigator’s
program of 13 roundtrip New York to Bermuda cruises this May – Sept.
include free economy airfare from 86 North American gateways plus a
complimentary two-night pre-cruise stay at the Waldorf-Astoria
including a ticket to a choice of Broadway musicals. Select
Canada/New England sailings between New York and Montreal in June,
September and October have the same bonus air/theater offer. |
| In September, the 700-guest all-balcony suite
Seven Seas Mariner crosses the Pacific from Seward to Tokyo, sailing
two Tokyo/Hong Kong cruises and returning from the Orient by way of
Los Angeles. New ports of call on these first-time voyages include
Kodiak and Dutch Harbor (Alaska), Petropavlovsk/Kamatcha Peninsula
(Russia), Hakkodate, Sendai and Kagoshima (Japan). |
| Radisson Seven Seas will also has new port calls
on the 700-guest all-balcony suite Seven Seas Voyager’s and
350-guest twin-hull Radisson Diamond’s European itineraries:
Constanta (Romania, for Bucharest), Odesa, Sevastopol and Yalta
(Ukraine), Nessebur (Bulgaria), Gravdal (Norway), Gythion (Greece),
Nuuk and Narsaq (Greenland) and Ayr (Scotland). The Seven Seas
Navigator makes an inaugural call in Nuuk (Greenland). |
| Four ships will sail the Caribbean and Mexican
Riviera this year, many offering new and exciting shore excursions. |
| A fleet-wide, expanded series of Spotlight
Cruises is in offing, with 40 themed voyages. Among the educational
and entertaining options are Spotlights on Godiva, Wine, Menus &
Music, the Beatles, Well-Being, American Chefs and more. Returning
for a second year are popular “Antiques Boatshow” sailings with
Antiques Roadshow TV hosts/appraisers aboard. |
| Hands-on Le Cordon Bleu culinary workshops are
featured on 14 Seven Seas Voyager and Seven Seas Mariner cruises. |
| The Club Mariner children’s program is offered on
more voyages than ever before. Summer itineraries on the Seven Seas
Voyager in the Baltic, Seven Seas Mariner in Alaska and Seven Seas
Navigator in Bermuda cater to youngsters ages six to 17. Caribbean
holiday sailings (Thanksgiving, Christmas and New Years) on the
three ships and the Radisson Diamond will also offer Club Mariner
programs. |
| Paul Gauguin will offer a 14-night remote
Marquesas Islands voyage Nov. 20 featuring oceanographer Jean-Michel
Cousteau, who will lecture and lead guests on scuba dives. |
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![[m/s Seven Seas Navigator]](images/navigator2.jpg)
Radisson Seven Seas Cruises
headquarters
600 Corporate Drive
Suite 410
Fort Lauderdale, Florida 33334
telephone toll-free:
800-477-7500.
(954) 776-6123
Website:
www.rssc.com
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