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Where is the Seven Seas Explorer Right Now?

Seven Seas Explorer — where is it now? Our ship tracking tool shows the current location of Seven Seas Explorer is Whittier (Anchorage), Alaska, where it is preparing to sail on its next voyage.

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Status
Preparing to sail
Next port
Whittier (Anchorage), Alaska
Voyage
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The Seven Seas Explorer current location shown above is derived from the ship’s itinerary and charted route, interpolated to the current time. The ship’s positioning is exact at each destination and estimated between ports. This is not an AIS position report. Position last calculated Aug 20, 2026, 12:16 AM UTC.

7 Night Wild Frontiers (Whittier To Vancouver)

7 nights · departed Wed, Aug 19 · Regent Seven Seas
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Wed, Aug 19
Dep 7:00 PM
02
Fri, Aug 21
Arr 8:00 AM · Dep 6:00 PM
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Sun, Aug 23
Arr 7:00 AM · Dep 4:00 PM
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Tue, Aug 25
Arr 11:00 AM · Dep 8:00 PM
05
Wed, Aug 26
Arr 6:00 AM

Seven Seas Explorer tracking questions

Where is Seven Seas Explorer right now?

Seven Seas Explorer is at Whittier (Anchorage), Alaska, preparing to sail its 7 Night Wild Frontiers itinerary.

What is Seven Seas Explorer's current location?

Seven Seas Explorer's current location is approximately 60.78° N, 148.70° W. The position updates as the voyage goes on, so the ship moves along its route in step with its schedule.

Which ports does Seven Seas Explorer visit?

Seven Seas Explorer sails from Benoa, Bali, Indonesia, Whittier (Anchorage), Alaska, Tokyo, Japan and Seattle, Washington. Its scheduled ports of call over the coming months include Cruise Inside Passage, Alaska, Hong Kong, Juneau, Alaska, Laem Chabang (bangkok), Thailand, Ho Chi Minh City (saigon), Vietnam, Ketchikan, Alaska, Klawock Alaska and Osaka, Japan. That is 8 of 15 ports in all.

Is there a live Seven Seas Explorer map?

Yes. The Seven Seas Explorer map on this page plots the ship on its charted route. The distance already sailed is drawn as a solid line, and the distance still to go is dashed. Every port on the itinerary is marked, and the next one is highlighted.

How does this Seven Seas Explorer ship tracker work?

The tracker works out the ship's position from its published itinerary and the charted route between its ports. It then estimates how far along that route the ship should be right now. So the position is exact at each destination and an estimate in between. It is not an AIS report, and will not show an unplanned diversion or a delay.

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