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Seven Seas Navigator
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Cruise Ship
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The Seven Seas Navigator welcomes just 490 guests on her all-suite, all-ocean-view decks. 90 percent of the suites have private balconies, and all feature a marble bath with tub and separate shower, king-size beds that convert into twin beds, and a separate sitting area. The minimum stay is 4 days and some sample destinations are Norfolk, New York, Tampa Bay, West Palm Beach, San Juan, and Montreal.
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Seven Seas Voyager
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Cruise Ship
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The Seven Seas Voyager welcomes 700 guests on her all-suite decks. The suites have private balconies, and all feature a marble bath with tub and separate shower, king-size beds that convert into twin beds, and a separate sitting area. There are four dining venues on the ship, including Le Cordon Bleu of Paris. Some Penthouse level suites include butler service. Some sample destinations are Copenhagen, Stockholm, Monte Carlo, Venice, Athens, Canary Islands, Los Angeles, Tahiti, Melbourne, Hong Kong, Beijing, Singapore, and Istanbul.
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Seven Seas Mariner
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Cruise Ship
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The Seven Seas Mariner welcomes 700 guests on her all-suite decks. The suites have private balconies, and all feature a marble bath with tub and separate shower, king-size beds that convert into twin beds, and a separate sitting area. There are four dining venues on the ship, including Le Cordon Bleu of Paris. Some Penthouse level suites include butler service. Some sample destinations are Alaska, Vancouver, San Fransisco, Lima, Los Angeles, Tahiti, Acapulco, Buenos Aires, San Juan, Tokyo, and Hong Kong.
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Explorer II
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Cruise Ship
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Explorer II, sailing around Antarctica, can accommodate up to 300 guests, but is kept at a maximum of 198. Standard cabins feature two twin beds. Suites have queen beds and include a small refrigerator and TV with VCR. All rooms are ocean-view, and suites have private balconies. There is a movie theater and spa, as well as binoculars in every room for whale and nature watching.
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