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Regent unveils five Grand Voyages of up to 117 nights


Josie Klein


Regent Seven Seas Cruises has added five extended sailings to its 2025-26 programme. The Grand Voyage itineraries


on board four ships range from 61 to 117 nights across five continents and 194 ports of call. The 83-night Arctic Adventure


itinerary departs New York on board Seven Seas Mariner and calls at North American and European ports, including Boston, Halifax, Newfoundland, Reykjavik, Oslo,


Amsterdam, Bordeaux, Lisbon and Seville, concluding in Barcelona. Prices start at £53,669 for a


sailing on July 10, 2025, and include a choice of 364 shore excursions. Passengers can choose to depart


the ship after 83 nights or stay on to complete a 117-night Grand Cultural Quest, which calls at ports in Italy, Greece, Turkey, Cyprus, Israel, Egypt, Malta and Tunisia before concluding in Barcelona. The lead-in price for the full


voyage is £74,069 and includes a choice of 589 shore excursions.


HAL launches 2025 Grand Voyages including


Holland America Line will operate a 133-day Pole-to-Pole cruise simultaneously with a 124-day Grand World Voyage, with both round-trip sailings departing from Fort Lauderdale,


Florida, in January 2025. Volendam will operate the


line’s first pole-to-pole itinerary, following a south-north-south


22 4 MAY 2023


route taking in five continents as well as the Antarctic and Arctic. The sailing features 68 ports


of call, with highlights including the Panama Canal, Cape Horn, Falkland Islands, Amazon River, North Cape and Greenland. The


lead-in price is £26,599. Zuiderdam will operate the world voyage, visiting 46 ports


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