Cruise Travel Outlet, your entree to Regent Seven Seas luxury

There’s cruising, and then there’s luxury cruising. And then there’s Regent Seven Seas Cruises, known for the world’s most luxurious ships, which has trademarked the concept of “the Most Inclusive Luxury Experience.”

So what’s the big deal? Unlike most cruises and all-inclusive vacations, other than grabbing something in their on-board shops, indulging in their spa and throwing the dice in their casino, you’ll never pull out your wallet. Regent guests pay one fee for their all-suite accommodations, unlimited shore excursions, unlimited internet service, fine wines and spirits, gratuities, ground transfers and more. Round trip airfare is even included in your price, economy for domestic flights and business class for intercontinental flights from the U.S. or Canada, along with a one night pre-cruise hotel package for those who choose concierge level suites or higher. In other words, you choose your route and ship, pay one fee and then relax in the splendor of an amazing ship without having to worry about a thing.

Currently sailing on four luxurious ships, Regent Seven Seas Cruises will add another to its fleet in early 2020, when the Seven Seas Splendor sets sail. For now, you can choose one of four with routes all over the globe.

Choosing which cruise ­— and booking it — is a snap. The premier Regent Seven Seas Cruises partner for booking is the respected Cruise Travel Outlet. Based out of New Hampshire, CTO gives cruisers local service with the same panache they will experience aboard ship.

CTO has a strong partnership with Regent Seven Seas Cruises, and it can often find deals on their cruises that you may not find elsewhere. CTO also offers anyone who books through them door-to-door car service to the airport and back (from 35 miles from the airport and closer). You can reach CTO at cruisetraveloutlet.com or by calling 800-498-7245. The experts at Cruise Travel Outlet know each and every Regent ship and cruise route down to the last detail. They’re also astute at helping you plan your entire trip in a simple, complete and relaxing manner.

At face value, a Regent Seven Seas cruise doesn’t come at a low price. But when you add it all up, the value is great. With most cruise prices not including air, pre-cruise hotel, Wi-Fi, shore excursions, tips and more, a Regent Seven Seas cruise ends up being comparable to other lines, and it can come out as a savings. And you get a lot: high ceilings, tons of space both in your room and the ship, impeccable service and a truly incredible experience.

The Seven Seas Explorer, said by many to be “the most luxurious ship ever built,” is a fine example. On board you find double height ceilings, a Canyon Ranch Spa, six unique restaurants and, better yet, all suites, all with balconies. No cramped sleeping here: Every suite features a walk-in closet and double sinks in the bathroom.

The ship’s Regent Suite, located above the ship’s bridge, is 4,443 square feet of perfection, with a better view than even the captain’s.

While all suites offer plenty of space to relax and soak in the sun and sea, you’ll want to meander around the ship. You’ll stroll by four original Picassos on board, and thanks to Regent capping guests at 700 (when the ship has room for 1,200), you’ll never feel crowded or cramped and you’ll always find an attentive staff member for any of your needs.

The ships cruise to most spots in the world, and are adding destinations regularly (including more cruises to now-popular Cuba). The Mediterranean is their sweet spot, with two ships heading there each summer. Those cruises sail directly into the “must go” locations that the rich and famous adore, and treat you to excursions created by folks who know each spot intimately.

Next year, Regent will introduce special cruises to Cuba.