Regent Seven Seas’ Seven Seas Explorer is to be showcased in a four-part documentary on Channel 5.
Television crews were given access to the 750-passenger vessel – dubbed “the most luxurious ship ever built”, by the line – over two sailings around the Iberian Peninsula, the Bay of Biscay and Baltic Sea.
The first episode of The World’s Most Expensive Cruise Ship, due to air on Friday August 23, follows Seven Seas Explorer’s cruise director John Barron as he prepares to meet a new group of passengers.
Cameras will also capture head butler Raju as he prepares the top-level Regent Suite before a cruise.
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Agents can win a £250 Amazon voucher by watching an episode and answering a question at rssc.com/tv.
One winner will be drawn each week from all the correct entries.
Graham Sadler, the line’s managing director, said the documentary illustrates “the attention to detail, professionalism and hard work that goes into providing the unrivalled experience found on board Seven Seas Explorer”.
The luxury ship will operate in Europe and the Caribbean in 2020.
First episode of The World’s Most Expensive Cruise Ship airs on Friday, the remaining programmes will be shown at 9pm on August 30, September 6 and 13.