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Recently emerged from a stem-to-stern
transformation, the 490-guest, all-suite Seven Seas Navigator is
the most intimate ship in our fleet. With the coziness of a
private yacht and the amenities of a larger vessel, this
wonderful ship offers the perfect environment for relaxation at
sea and exploration on land.
DINING
Prime 7
A contemporary interpretation of a classic
American steakhouse, the brand new Prime 7 Restaurant features a
stylish décor and an innovative menu of the finest prime-aged
steaks and chops along with fresh seafood and poultry. Rivaling
elegant restaurants ashore, a rich palette of green and golden
hues create an ambiance of glamour and intimacy. Supple leather,
polished granite and burnished woods set an impressive stage
accented by custom-designed china, flatware and crystal.
Compass Rose Restaurant
The ship’s main dining room appears dramatically
different. New and sumptuous armchairs in rich jewel tones of
cranberry and opal atop plush carpets of russet and cocoa create
a regal setting for gourmet dining. New draperies, china, silver
and glassware complete the design.
La Veranda Restaurant
Offering indoor and outdoor seating, La Veranda
replaces the current Portofino’s restaurant. New furniture,
carpeting and window treatments complemented by signature table
settings. The new restaurant serves breakfast and lunch in a
casually elegant atmosphere and, in the evening features
regionally themed specialty dinners.
Pool Grill and Bar
High atop the ship on Deck 10, a new Pool Grill
features a barbeque grill, hot and cold buffet, Panini
sandwiches and coffee and dessert area that creates a casual, al
fresco dining option. The Pool Bar, at the other end of the
pool deck, was expanded and enhanced with a new ice cream
station, fully equipped with machines for milkshakes and
frappes.
PUBLIC ROOMS
The ship’s bars and lounges underwent masterful
transformations. A mix of traditional and accented by bold
apple-green and lemon to create contemporary furnishings with
complementary upholstery, carpeting and curtains give Stars
Lounge an eclectic ambiance reminiscent of a chic designer
estate home.
Galileo’s
Sporting
bold new interiors of burgundy and gold offset with accents of
soft lavender, sky and moss while a sleek new bar area is awash
with rich, tufted textiles and polished stone. A new al fresco
lounge has been created on the terrace and features comfortable
seating areas with plush sofas and armchairs overlooking the
sea.
Navigator Lounge
Also features a new
décor with rich hues of cappuccino, camel and navy accented by
bold apple-green and lemon to create a vibrant, urban feel. The
ship’s card room and library has been redecorated as well and
all public spaces throughout the ship have been refreshed.
Onboard spas
Now entrusted to the
legendary Canyon Ranch SpaClub®, which ardently shares our
philosophy for health, fitness and beauty. In their magic
hands, you will be transformed, head to toe, with rejuvenating
massages, nourishing facials, calming aromatherapies, and
therapeutic body cocoons, some developed exclusively for our
guests.
MORE FOR YOU TO ENJOY:
• 2-for-1 Fares on most sailings
• FREE Air
• FREE Unlimited Shore Excursions
• FREE beverages including fine wines, beer,
premium spirits, soft drinks, bottled water, specialty coffee
and tea served throughout the ship
• FREE in-suite mini-bar replenished daily with
soft drinks, beer and bottled water
• All staff gratuities included
• No additional charge for Government Fees and
Taxes
• 490 guests, all suites, with 90% of
accommodations featuring private balconies
•Three new restaurants including the new iconic
steakhouse Prime 7, Compass Rose and Le verandah plus a casual
Pool Grill.
• Complimentary 24-hour room service
• Canyon Ranch SpaClub®
• Wireless access throughout the ship
• Butler service in categories C and above,
including in-suite bar setup and SoundDock® for iPod®
• Interactive television with extensive media
selection and complimentary movies on demand
• Elegant casual dress code. Formal attire
optional on sailings 16 nights or longer. |
