MIAMI TO PANAMA CITY

Deluxe Cruises provides personal planning for Voyage GRA260103, including accommodation and deck-location comparisons, current availability and preferred-rate guidance, and help documenting family, medical, dietary, or accessibility requests before departure.

For the January 3-15 2026 Miami to Panama City, compare the published schedule, accommodation category and location, included services, current availability, and any special requirements before you reserve.

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Deluxe Cruises packing guidance for this January itinerary

• Pack versatile layers suited to the route and season, including a light sweater and compact wind- and water-resistant outer layer.
• Bring comfortable, supportive, non-slip walking shoes for piers, steps, cobbled streets, and longer touring days.
• Add sun protection, a compact umbrella, and clothing that covers shoulders and knees where local religious or cultural sites require modest dress.

Regent Seven Seas Cruises dress guidance

• Daytime dress is resort wear. After 6:00 PM, public areas use an Elegant Casual standard.
• Men may wear slacks with a collared shirt, dress shirt or sweater; a jacket and tie are optional. Women may wear a pantsuit, dress, skirt or trousers with an elegant top.
• Current Regent guidance accepts refined, non-distressed denim and clean neutral or classic dress sneakers at dinner. Formal dress is optional only on selected occasions.

Packing suggestions are Deluxe Cruises editorial guidance; the cruise line's final documents and the weather forecast control the last check.

• The fleet publishes multiple restaurants and lounges, a pool deck, theater, casino, boutiques, enrichment and Serene Spa & Wellness facilities; the exact inventory varies by ship.
• Do not promise a named restaurant, sports court, spa feature or entertainment program without checking the selected ship.

Venues, hours, inclusions, equipment, and operating conditions can vary by ship and sailing. Deluxe Cruises will reconfirm the details for this departure.

• Official onboard material publishes fitness centers with cardio and strength equipment plus activities such as yoga, Pilates, aerobics and indoor cycling on applicable ships.
• Current contract guidance restricts the fitness center to guests age 16 and older, with a parent or guardian required for ages 16 and 17; classes and equipment vary.

Class schedules, age rules, treatment access, operating hours, and equipment availability are confirmed for the exact ship and voyage.

• Regent is an all-suite fleet. Explorer, Grandeur, Splendor, Prestige, Mariner and Voyager publish all-balcony accommodations; Navigator also has Deluxe Window Suites, so the whole fleet must not be called all-balcony.
• 24-hour in-suite dining is a published suite amenity. Butler service, laundry, Wi-Fi device limits, minibar setup and priority benefits vary by suite category.
• Smoking is prohibited in every suite, stateroom and private balcony.

Review the exact room or suite number, category, deck position, layout, and benefits for Voyage GRA260103 before reserving.

• The minimum age is six months on most voyages and one year on a voyage with three or more consecutive days at sea.
• Guests under 18 must share a suite with an adult age 18 or older and must meet the line's travel-document and consent requirements.
• Regent's contract does not promise childcare, children's entertainment or supervision; do not describe a supervised family program unless the specific sailing publishes one.
• A guest may not sail if she will enter the 24th week of pregnancy before or at any time during the voyage.

For Voyage GRA260103: do not assume a supervised program, babysitting, crib, or child-specific service unless it is confirmed for this sailing.

• Wheelchair, scooter, oxygen and other special-equipment or assistance requirements must be provided in writing when the deposit is made and updated if circumstances change.
• A self-sufficient guest or capable companion is required for personal care. Ports, gangways, tenders and shore infrastructure can make some calls inaccessible.
• Accessible suites and device clearances are ship-specific and must be confirmed before the suite is reserved.
• Shipboard medical facilities are limited and are not equivalent to a full hospital; remote location and weather can delay specialist treatment or evacuation.
• Medical consultations, treatment, medication and evacuation are charged to the guest. Guests should carry adequate medicine and disclose material conditions or equipment needs before sailing.

Important: access varies by accommodation, gangway, pier, tender, shore transport, and operating conditions. Document needs when requesting the booking and reconfirm them before travel.

• Regent ships are generally non-smoking. Smoking is prohibited in all suites, staterooms and private balconies and is limited to designated areas.
• Exact designated areas vary by ship and may change; do not generate a deck-by-deck list without a current official ship source.

Designated locations and onboard rules can change. Follow the policy, posted signs, and crew instructions in force for the voyage.