Radisson Seven Seas Cruises offers luxurious, small ship experiences with high standards of service, quality and value.

The twin-hull, 350 guest Radisson Diamond sails the Baltic, Mediterranean, and Panama Canal and Costa Rica; the 172 guest Song of Flower offers itineraries in Asia, Arabia, Europe, Scandinavia and Russia. The Paul Gaugain sails year round in Tahiti & the Society Islands, while the Seven Seas Navigator sails Costa Rica, Panama Canal, and Europe. The Seven Seas Mariner is an all-suite vessel for 700 guests and travels to Alaska, Panama Canal, Costa Rica, South America as well as the South Pacific.

Radisson Seven Seas is rated 6-stars by Fielding's Guide to Worldwide Cruising, and has a very loyal following of clients. From the ultra-luxury Mariner to the advernture minded Hanseatic, Radisson can take you to every corner of the earth in luxury.

	Seven Seas Voyager - 46,000 tons; 700 passengers; 709 feet; Innagural March 2003
	Seven Seas Mariner - 46,000 tons; 700 passengers; 709 feet; 2001
	Seven Seas Navigator - 30,000 tons; 490 passengers; 560 feet; 1999
	Paul Gauguin - 18,800 tons; 320 passengers; 513 ft.; 1988
	Radisson Diamond - 20,300 tons; 350 passengers; 420 feet; 1992
	Song of Flower - 8,300 tons; 172 passengers; 409 feet; 1986
	Hanseatic - 9,000 tons; 188 passengers; Ice Rated Hull