…a journey where the romance of rail and the elegance of ocean cruising come together in one seamless experience. Discover a seamless journey from rail to sea, where the grandeur of the Canadian Rockies meets the untamed beauty of Alaska. This exclusive experience pairs a 6-night luxury land programme (including two unforgettable days aboard the iconic Rocky Mountaineer) with a 7-night Alaska voyage aboard Seven Seas Explorer.
The Regent & Rocky Mountaineer Experience brings together two iconic journeys into one seamless expression of rail and sea luxury, beginning with a 6-night pre-cruise land programme through Western Canada and highlighted by two unforgettable days aboard the Rocky Mountaineer. Travellers will be welcomed with a box of Leonidas chocolates before settling into a private glass-dome carriage reserved exclusively for Regent guests, where every moment is elevated by a dedicated Regent Host ensuring a smooth, effortless journey throughout. Along the way, guests will enjoy the expertise and storytelling of Rocky Mountaineer hosts, savour award-winning GoldLeaf Service with gourmet meals crafted by Executive Chefs, and take in spectacular scenery as the train winds through the legendary Spiral Tunnels, dramatic mountain passes and deep canyons of the Canadian Rockies. The experience is further enhanced by access to an exclusive outdoor viewing platform, offering uninterrupted panoramic vistas of one of the world’s most breathtaking rail routes.
Pair your Rocky Mountaineer journey with one of these 7-night sailings aboard Seven Seas Explorer:
Blending the romance of rail with the elegance of ocean cruising, this journey is designed for those who value both the experience and the destination. From panoramic mountain vistas to glacier-lined coastlines, every moment is crafted to be savoured.
Contact us if you are drawn to experiencing Alaska and the Canadian Rockies in effortless luxury. Let us curate your Regent & Rocky Mountaineer journey, where every moment from rail to sea is designed to be savoured.
