RADISSON SEVEN SEAS CRUISES

 Luxury goes exploring.  Five different ships, five different personalities.  Cruises throughout the world. Each ship features outstanding European service and spacious ocean view or balcony staterooms.

 The Paul Gauguin plying the waters of French Polynesia with a relaxed, romantic atmosphere that could only be found in these most enchanting isles.  With only 320 guests, the Paul Gauguin sails two special 14 night cruises through the Marquesas Islands each year, and then seven night cruises in French Polynesia through the remainder of the year.

 The Radisson Diamond with her unique twin hulled design carries 350 lucky passengers to the Caribbean in the fall and spring and the Mediterraneanin the summer, with a few Panama Canal cruises added in just for fun.

 The Seven Seas Navigator carries only 490 guests in her all suite accommodations.  Each suite has a full size, marble appointed bathroom with both a shower and a full sized tub as well as a walk in closet.

 The Seven Seas Mariner with all suites and all balconies carries 700 guests to such exotic locales as Alaska and South America.  Each suite measures a minimum of 252 sq. ft plus a 49 sq. ft. balcony.

 Radisson’s newest ship, the Seven Seas Voyager, like her sister ship the Seven Seas Mariner, carries 700 passengers in her all suite, all balcony staterooms.  Her minimum sized stateroom is a spacious 306 sq. ft. with a 50 sq. ft. balcony.  The Seven Seas Voyager makes her first world cruise in 2004, as well as spending her summer in Europe.

 Radisson Seven Seas Cruises.  Each vessel has its own unique personality.  Each vessel offers superb luxury and an uncompromising commitment to excellence.