Cruise Ships in Indonesia : Seven Seas Navigator

The moment you step on board the Seven Seas Navigator, you’re transported to a world of classic luxury. Decor is neutral throughout the ship, complemented by splashes of deep ocean blue and inky black. This attention to detail is evident in every aspect of your voyage, from the welcome bottle of champagne to the valet laundry service and in-suite minibar replenished daily with your preferred drinks.

During your time at sea, you’ll have the chance to indulge in a restorative spa treatment, attend a lecture by an expert guest speaker, or participate in a friendly game of paddle tennis or trivia. And as night falls, you can sip cocktails at one of the many bars, or watch a full-scale cabaret show in the Seven Seas Lounge. Then, when you head onto dry land, you can choose from a selection of experiences that provide a deeper insight into your destination.

Cabins

Suites on the Seven Seas Navigator are comfortable and roomy, with all the amenities you need for a relaxing voyage. Each has large windows providing plenty of natural light and ocean views, and most have a private balcony. More spacious suites with separate living rooms are also available.

Dining

• Coffee and pastries are available all day in the Coffee Connection cafe.
• European-inspired breakfast, lunch, and dinner menus are served in the Compass Rose restaurant.
• Sette Mari at La Veranda serves authentic Italian dishes for dinner, with on-deck seating available.
• The Prime 7 American steakhouse is open for lunch and dinner.
• Breakfast and lunch are available with ocean views in La Veranda.
• The on-deck Pool Grill serves a casual lunch menu.

Routes

The Seven Seas Navigator offers an array of 7-night to 12-week voyages worldwide, including:

• Mediterranean cruises and routes through Northern Europe.
• Caribbean and Panama Canal cruises departing from Florida and Porto Rico.
• Atlantic cruises from Miami to Lisbon or Barcelona, and Barcelona to Cape Town.
• South Pacific cruises between New Zealand and Tahiti.
• Routes between Singapore, Bali, Australia, and New Zealand.
• Voyages from Spain to Australia.
• Routes across Asia, such as Bali to Bangkok, Bangkok to Doha, and Doha to Singapore.
• Cruises between Africa and the Middle East, including Cape Town to Abu Dhabi.

Suggested itineraries

• Bali to Bangkok: Southeast Asia by luxury cruise

  Vietnam, Indonesia, Cambodia and Thailand

  • Tour the world’s largest Buddhist temple, UNESCO-listed Borobudur in Java.

  • Sample street food like east Java’s rawon (black beef soup) and Bangkok’s drunken noodles.

  • Get to know Ho Chi Minh City through the eyes of a local.

  • Kayak along mangrove swamps to spot monkeys, dolphins, and flying fish in Cambodia.

  23 days from £15,750pp

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