Regent Seven Seas Cruises and Fabergé have announced new Spotlight
Voyages that offer guests an immersive experience in the opulent world
of Fabergé.
These voyages include small group master-class programmes, exclusive
shore-side tours, jewelled egg demonstrations, and captivating lectures
and screenings.
Luxury travellers also have the option to book a pre-cruise land
programme in London, featuring visits to the Fabergé headquarters,
exclusive shopping experiences, and a private viewing of royal portraits
at Westminster Abbey.
The two spotlight sailings will be hosted by notable individuals with
expertise in the world of Fabergé. The first sailing, aboard the Seven
Seas Splendor, will be led by Archduke Géza von Habsburg, a renowned
expert in art and a member of the Fabergé Heritage Council. This
10-night journey through Northern Europe will commence on 13 June 2023.
Sarah Faberge will christen the Seven Seas Grandeur on 10 December in Miami before it sails on a three-night Caribbean christening cruise.
The second sailing will be hosted by Sarah Fabergé, the
great-granddaughter of renowned Russian jeweller Peter Carl Fabergé and a
founding member of the Fabergé Heritage Council. As the appointed
godmother of the Seven Seas Grandeur, she will guide guests on a
10-night Mediterranean cruise, departing on 1 July 2024, on the new ship
Seven Seas Grandeur.
Regent Seven Seas Cruises aims to provide enriching and culturally
enlightening experiences for its guests, who will have the opportunity
to explore the rich history and culture of the Fabergé brand, indulge in
behind-the-scenes insights into bespoke jewellery design, and discover
the inspiration behind iconic Fabergé egg objets.
The voyages also celebrate the inclusion of the bespoke Journey in
Jewels Egg Objet, the first Fabergé egg to permanently reside at sea,
aboard the Seven Seas Grandeur.
Prices for the Spotlight Voyages start from US$13,599 per guest for
the voyage hosted by Archduke Géza von Habsburg and US$12,499 per guest
for the voyage hosted by Sarah Fabergé.