Channel 5’s show goes behind the scenes on the world’s most expensive Christmas cruise

Boxes of decorations valued at £ 70,000; 38,000 bottles of wine and 20 different types of cheese.

The luxury cruise ship Seven Seas Splendor is kicking off its inaugural festival season at sea and Channel 5’s cameras have been left on board for an hour-long Christmas Eve documentary that reveals the secrets behind the scenes while the 542 crew works around the clock to ensure that the guests have a magical time.

Under the direction of Cruise Director John Barron, the crew gives the ship a breathtaking Christmas makeover with 70 decoration boxes, erects three Christmas trees in the atrium and 15 trees in the rest of the ship. There is also a 60-foot garland wrapped around the central staircase.

The crew gives the ship a breathtaking Christmas makeover with 70 decoration boxes, sets up three Christmas trees in the atrium and 15 trees in the rest of the ship. There is also a 60-foot garland wrapped around the central staircase

The pantry is also started up.

In addition to the epic amounts of cheese and wine, Seven Seas Splendor will sell around 200 pounds of geese, 600 pounds of turkey, 200 pounds of ham, eight kinds of Christmas cookies, 1,000 servings of pumpkin pie and 200 pieces of Buche de Noel during the holidays. have stock . Everything included in the fare.

Guests can digest everything in complete luxury.

The Seven Seas Splendor is described by the cruise company Regent Seven Seas Cruises, which owns her, as “elegant and timeless, built with the finest craftsmanship and great attention to detail”.

It offers the “highest standard for luxury,” it continues.

During the holidays, Seven Seas Splendor will serve approximately 200 pounds of geese, 600 pounds of turkey, 200 pounds of ham, eight kinds of Christmas cookies, 1,000 servings of pumpkin pie, and 200 pieces of Buche de Noel. have stock

Pictured here is General Manager Franck Galzy, one of the 542 crew members who help ensure passengers have a trip of a lifetime

Graham Sadler, Managing Director of Regent Seven Seas Cruises, said, “We’re excited to be returning to national television during prime time on Christmas Eve.”

After a quick look at their Regent Suite for £ 11,000 a night – “the most exclusive residence at sea” – viewers are likely to agree.

Viewers will also see John Barron review various guest experiences both on and off the ship, including a visit to the beautiful private island of Grand Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas to try his hand at paddle boarding.

Graham Sadler, Managing Director of Regent Seven Seas Cruises, said: ‘We’re excited to be returning to the screens on national television during prime time on Christmas Eve.

Seven Seas Splendors £ 11,000 per night Regent Suite – “The Most Exclusive Residence at Sea”

A bedroom in which sea-ing is convincing: the breathtaking master suite in the Regent Suite

Seven Seas Splendor is described as ‘elegant and timeless, built with the finest craftsmanship and great attention to detail’. The picture shows the dining area in the Regent Suite

Viewers will see John Barron review various guest experiences both on and off the ship, including a visit to the beautiful private island of Grand Stirrup Cay in the Bahamas to try his hand at paddle boarding. Pictured here is the bathroom in the Regent Suite

Enjoy everything: One of the advantages of the Regent Suite is this eye-catching wooden whirlpool

“Our crew pulled out all the stops and decorated the halls with the most beautiful decorations to make this Christmas trip a truly magical Christmas trip for our guests.

“This is a very special Christmas season for us, because Seven Seas Splendor is celebrating its first Christmas at sea with guests.”

The most expensive Christmas cruise in the world will air on December 24th at 8pm in the UK on Channel 5.

For more information on booking with Regent, see RSSC.com or call 023 8068 2280.

The world’s most expensive Christmas cruise will air on December 24th at 8pm in the UK on Channel 5