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Regent Seven Seas Cruises Unveils New Collection of Pre/Post Land Programs

by Dori Saltzman  February 23, 2026
seven seas explorer luxury cruise ship in alaska

Seven Seas Explorer in Alaska. Photo: RSSC

Regent Seven Seas Cruises has revealed a new collection of nearly 50 multi-day land programs available pre- and post-cruise in destinations across the globe. Featured on sailings departing in 2026 and beyond, the new collection spans six of the seven ships in RSSC’s fleet.

 “Our new collection of pre- and post-cruise land programs is a natural extension of the unrivaled Regent experience our guests know and love,” said Jason Montague, chief luxury officer, Regent Seven Seas Cruises. “By inviting travelers to linger longer in some of the world’s most iconic destinations, these thoughtfully curated journeys allow for deeper cultural immersion in our ships’ home ports…” 

Open for bookings now, the multi-day land programs, which come at an additional cost must be booked no later than 90 days prior to sailing and availability varies depending on voyage date. 

Pre-Cruise Land Tours Examples:

Gems of the Cote D’Azur (from Monte Carlo): This four-day land tour is available before Seven Seas Splendor’s seven-day July 6, 2026, sailing, from Monte Carlo to Rome.

British Countryside and Cuisine (from London): This five-day land tour is available before the Seven Seas Voyager’s nine-night Aug. 3, 2026, departure sailing roundtrip from Southampton. The tour includes stops in London, Oxford, Beaulieu, and Winchester.

Discover the Good Land (from Whittier): This four-day land tour is available before the Seven Seas Explorer’s Aug. 5, 2016, sailing from Whitter, Alaska to Vancouver.

Post-Cruise Land Tour Examples:

Treasures of Luang Prabang (from Bangkok): This four-day tour is available after the 12-night Nov. 10, 2026, sailing of Seven Seas Explorer from Hong Kong to Bangkok. The tour includes time in Laos, as well as the UNESCO-listed town of Luang Prabang.

Galveston Getaway (from Galveston): This four-day tour exploring Southeast Texas is available after the 15-night Nov. 15, 2026, Seven Seas Splendor cruise, sailing from Miami to Galveston.

Jewels of the South (from Auckland): This four-day tour is available after the 16-night Dec. 29, 2026, sailing onboard Seven Seas Explorer from Sydney to Auckland.

Outdoors & Active in Cape Town (from Cape Town): This five-day tour is available after the 15-night Jan. 17, 2027, cruise onboard Seven Seas Navigator from Port Louis, Mauritius to Cape Town.

  
  
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