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- Sea Cloud Cruises ›
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- Regent Seven Seas Cruises ›
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- SeaDream Yacht Club ›
- Grand Circle Small Ship Cruises ›
- Oberoi Cruises ›
- Oceania Cruises ›
- Silversea Cruises ›
- Windstar Cruises ›
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Regent Seven Seas Cruises
Overall score: 89.9
Ship size: Medium (500 to 1,500 passengers)
All aboard: Spa-holics who happen to be married to adrenaline junkies
"Contemporary and very plush" wood-accented rooms have their own balcony on Regent Seven Seas's all-suite ships that sail the globe. Guests are greeted with champagne and strawberries on arrival. "Staff enjoy their work, and this happiness transfers to guests." Signatures restaurant serves a menu from Le Cordon Bleu, which proves "unique compared with the expected menus found on other ships"; Prime 7 specializes in steak. Excursions include dogsledding in Juneau, zip-lining in Belize, and "touring the vanilla plantations in Tahiti—incredible." Each ship has a Canyon Ranch spa. The number of suites serviced by butlers will increase in 2010.
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