Regent Seven Seas South America in South America

Discover South America’s landscapes from Silver-blue Chilean Fjords to the luscious Amazon rain forests. The scorching hot rhythms of Buenos Aires and Rio’s Copacabana echo the shaded cool whisper of Peru’s colonial Spanish cathedrals. Cruise the Panama Canal passage with the natural wonder of Iguazú Falls draped in rainbows. Here is fire and ice, the wild pampas, indigo mountains at the bottom of the world, ancient empires in the clouds, and the down-to-earth pleasures of vibrant, inviting ports.

Please note: All images may not be of exact cruise but they are from the cruise line. The images give just an example.

Accessibility for disabled passengers

As the vessels are designed for hundreds, rather than thousands of guests, the ambiance onboard is personal, individual and accommodating – especially for individuals with special needs.

All ships have accessible staterooms. As the ships do not have many accessible suites, it is highly advised to book early to reserve them. The staterooms are equipped with lowered closet rods and shelves. The bathrooms have a roll-in shower, grab bars, a lowered sink, a fold down shower stool, a handheld showerhead, a toilet seat riser and ramped thresholds.

The ships themselves are accessible – space to enable 180 degree turns for wheelchairs; automatic doors; public rooms with gradual inclines; accessible gaming tables; accessible seating for the shows; and accessible seating in the main dining hall.

For guests who are deaf or who have hearing impairments, upon request, Regent Seven Seas provides guests with a portable room kit alerting for door knocking, phone ringing and smoke and assistance devices in the lounge. Rooms are also equipped with a closed captioned TV and TTY text phone.

For guests who are blind or have a visual impairment, the elevators and room numbers are in Braille and menus and daily itineraries will also be provided upon request.