Seven Seas Voyager renovation completed

The refurbished Voyager Lounge on Seven Seas Voyager. 

The Seven Seas Voyager emerged from a 25-day dry dock with updated public spaces and suites, part of a $125 million refurbishment of the Regent Seven Seas Cruises fleet.

Notably, French restaurant Chartreuse, which debuted on the Seven Seas Explorer, was added to Voyager. The Pool Grill received a new infrared barbecue grill so chefs can sear steaks, chops and salmon.

Major redecoration was done in the Compass Rose main dining room, La Veranda buffet and Voyager Lounge. The Penthouse, Concierge and Deluxe suites were overhauled with a more contemporary design.

Other areas touched during the refurbishment of Seven Seas Voyager include the reception area, Coffee Connection, Connoisseur Lounge, card room, boutiques, casino and the Canyon Ranch SpaClub.

The ship came out of drydock on Nov. 9 with five new production shows on a 23-night cruise from Barcelona to Dubai.