Transatlantic with stops in Morocco, Portugal, and Bermuda

Dec. 5-19, 2027
Barcelona to Miami
14 nights aboard the Regent Seven Seas Voyager

This transatlantic voyage, referred to as Atlantic Ocean Zephyr, departs from Barcelona and includes stops in Morocco, Portugal, and Bermuda before arriving in Miami.

One of the most exciting aspects of this sailing is that the Regent Seven Seas Voyager will be sailing following a major refurbishment, giving guests the opportunity to enjoy refreshed accommodations and public spaces on this luxurious transatlantic crossing.

Atlantic Ocean Crossing

Sailing from Barcelona to Miami aboard Seven Seas Voyager, this elegant transatlantic voyage calls in Cartagena, Málaga, Casablanca, Funchal (Madeira), and Hamilton, Bermuda, before arriving in Miami.

Special group pricing

  • Deluxe Verandah Suites starting at $6,199* per person, including port charges and taxes.

  • Concierge Suites starting at $6,499* per person, including port charges and taxes. These suites include a one-night pre-cruise hotel package with breakfast and round-trip transfers.

These prices are between $400 and $600 per stateroom below current published pricing, and that’s not even taking into account our exclusive perks noted below.

Incredible added value

When you book now, you'll receive:

  • $175 per person shipboard credit through Regent's 35th Anniversary Sale.

  • $200 per person shipboard credit through our agency group.

  • $250 per stateroom shipboard credit as our agency’s gift to you.

For two guests sharing a suite, that's a total of $1,000 in shipboard credit in addition to the discounted cruise fare.

Deposits are fully refundable up until the final payment date, allowing you to reserve your space now while maintaining flexibility should your plans change. Reach out to us if you’d like more information or are interested in a quote.

*Pricing quoted in October 2026 and is subject to change based on availability and available promotions.

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