"Affluent Naples residents who yearn for a sophisticated cruise experience need to look no further than the 700-guest, ultra-luxurious Radisson Seven Seas Voyager."

As described by Naples Sun Times and confirmed by one of our readers, Stanley Chan.

Seven Seas Voyager is, after all, the world's second all-suite, all-balcony ship AND it was the second to feature a restaurant operated by Le Cordon Bleu of Paris.

Now, some of you may be thinking that it's only the second and not the first. But, hey, with all the competition all over, being second truly means a lot. And in the luxury travel business, being second surely guarantees guests a memorable experience.

How can a stay at one of the Voyager Suites not be memorable?! A spacious room -- from 356 up to 1,335 sq.ft. -- will keep you comfy, with a private balcony, a separate sitting area, spacious marble bathroom with a separate shower and full bathtub and a walk-in closet. If you want to make your room a temporary hideaway, you can also keep yourself entertained with the help of an interactive TV, DVD/CD player, a refrigerator stocked with soda and a bar stocked with premium liquor.

Of course, you can bring your social self out and indulge in all the activities on-board and off shore.

And this July, Seven Seas Voyager goes exploring through the Baltic. What a Fare Deal will be your passport to a luxurious cruise vacation this summer. Truly a SPECIAL OFFER.