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The Seven Seas Navigator recently arrived in the United Kingdom to kick off its farewell voyages in Northern Europe.
Set to be handed over to Avora Residences in time for its new role as a residence ship in 2028, the vessel embarked on a repositioning cruise earlier this month.
The 14-night itinerary sailed from Barcelona and included visits to destinations in Spain, Portugal, France and the United Kingdom before ending in Dover on July 19, 2026.
Before returning to the Mediterranean in August, the Navigator is scheduled to offer a series of itineraries departing from the UK, Sweden and France.
The farewell from the region starts with a nine-night cruise to Scandinavia that sails from Dover to Stockholm, with visits to Copenhagen in Denmark and Oslo in Norway. The nine-night voyage offers overnight calls in every port of call, including its start and end points.
In Stockholm, the ship starts a 15-night voyage that explores destinations in the Baltic and the North Sea.
Sailing to Le Havre, the open-jaw itinerary includes visits to Finland, Estonia, Latvia, Poland, Denmark, Germany, the Netherlands and England.
In mid-August, the Navigator sails from Le Havre to Barcelona for a 12-night cruise to Western Europe and the Iberian Coast.
The voyage is highlighted by stops in destinations such as St. Malo in France, La Coruña in Spain and Lisbon in Portugal.
Spending the winter in Europe, the 490-passenger ship is scheduled to continue sailing in the Mediterranean through early 2027.
The vessel will later offer itineraries in Africa, Asia and Australia before being handed over to Avora Residences in late 2027.
Concluding a 28-year sailing career for Regent Seven Seas Cruises, the Navigator is scheduled to be transformed into a residential vessel.
Backed by Villa Vie Residences, the project will see the 1999-built vessel offering world cruises on a continuous basis, with guests living onboard and owning their staterooms.
