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Silver Explorer 130 Guests SILVERSEA WORLDWIDE VOYAGES 2018SILVERSEA WORLDWIDE VOYAGES 2018 2018 EXPEDITIONS WORLDWIDE SILVERSEA 2018 SILVERSEA WORLDWIDE EXPEDITIONS WORLDWIDE SILVERSEA WELCOME TO SILVERSEA EXPEDITIONS Think outside life on board and live the adventure of your dreams. Travel to the ends of the earth to unchartered territories and explore the immaculate natural world as never before. Experience countries untouched by tourism and discover disparate cultures while travelling along stunningly beautiful shores. From Earth’s pristine final frontier — as fully as possible, onboard lectures, Antarctica to the Arctic Circle at the very top tundra walks, specialist expeditions, plus of the world, Silversea Expeditions takes you excellent dining all in outstanding Silversea to the most remote and inspirational places comfort weaves an unforgettable tapestry of on the planet. A team of expert leaders with memories. This is expedition cruising at its their unsurpassed knowledge are always most extraordinary. on hand to share their infectious enthusiasm, This is Silversea Expeditions. Like nowhere Zodiac® trips to discover your destination else on Earth. At sea. CONTENTS 1 Welcome 24 American West Coast 2018 WORLDWIDE EXPEDTIONS 2 New Destinations 26 Antarctica Book your Silversea voyage today. Call Silversea or contact your travel professional. 4 World Map 28 Arctic & Greenland 888.978.2870 | silversea.com 6 Ship Itineraries 30 Asia 10 Access All Areas 32 Australia & The Kimberley THE AMERICAS EUROPE AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALAND EUROPEAN RESERVATIONS 12 All-Inclusive Lifestyle 34 Canada & New England 333 SE 2nd Avenue Gildo Pastor Center Suite 1, Level 8 Austria T +43 (1) 92 87 8 97 Suite 2600 7, Rue du Gabian 8 Spring Street Belgium T +32 24011432 14 Expedition Team 36 Central & South America Miami, FL 33131, USA 98000 Sydney, NSW 2000 Denmark T +45 70 236 236 T +1 800 722 9955 Monaco Australia Finland T +358 9 2319 5040 16 Speciality Expeditions 38 Galápagos Islands T +1 954 522 2299 T +377 9770 2424 T +61 2 9255 0600 France T +33 170 709622 F +61 2 9252 0100 Germany T +49 (69) 22 22 1 22 83 17 RGS 40 Northern Europe & British Isles UNITED KINGDOM GERMANY, Italy T +39 800 732 732 Australia T 1300 306 872 Level 3 SWITZERLAND Luxembourg T +352 248 71142 New Zealand T 0800 701 427 18 Our Destinations 42 South Pacific Islands 21 Palmer Street & AUSTRIA Netherlands T +31 20 7139298 London, SW1H 0AD, UK Taubenstrasse 1 Norway T +47 210 33 400 ASIA 20 Africa & Indian Ocean 44 Our Expeditions Fleet T +44 (0) 845 835 0078 60313 Frankfurt Spain T +34 938 001 962 62A Tras Street F +44 (0) 844 770 9060 Germany Sweden T +46 8 50 6854 93 Singapore 079001 22 Alaska & Russian Far East 46 Deck Plans T +49 69 920 39 9340 Switzerland T +41 (44) 580 71 81 T +65 6223 7066 F +65 6223 7960 1 Silversea.com | EXPEDITIONS 2018 2 NEW DESTINATIONS EXPLORE THE NEW AND THE UNKNOWN From the energy and mystic promise of Vietnam to the wild beauty of the Isle of Skye, travel to the ends of the earth. We have sourced over 250 new ports across the globe so that you can begin exploring the impressive natural wonder and ancient traditions of Copper Canyon, the beautiful and untouched Cargados Shoals and floating world of the Mekong Delta. So, where in the world do you want to go? Mekong Delta, Vietnam Glacial Ice, Iceland Horse Riding, Baja California, Mexico Cullins, Isle of Skye, Scotland 3 Silversea.com | EXPEDITIONS 2018 4 NEW DESTINATIONS EXPLORE THE NEW AND THE UNKNOWN From the energy and mystic promise of Vietnam to the wild beauty of the Isle of Skye, travel to the ends of the earth. We have sourced over 250 new ports across the globe so that you can begin exploring the impressive natural wonder and ancient traditions of Copper Canyon, the beautiful and untouched Cargados Shoals and floating world of the Mekong Delta. So, where in the world do you want to go? Mekong Delta, Vietnam Glacial Ice, Iceland Horse Riding, Baja California, Mexico Cullins, Isle of Skye, Scotland 3 Silversea.com | EXPEDITIONS 2018 4 WORLDWIDE DESTINATIONS 129 WORLDWIDE VOYAGES OVER 590 DESTINATIONS ARCTIC ARCTIC ARCTIC & OCEAN OCEAN GREENLAND ALASKA & RUSSIAN FAR EAST BERING NORTHERN EUROPE SEA & THE BRITISH ISLES CANADA & NEW ENGLAND ATLANTIC AMERICAN OCEAN WEST COAST ASIA GALÁPAGOS INDIAN SOUTH PACIFIC AFRICA & ISLANDS CENTRAL & OCEAN ISLANDS PACIFIC INDIAN OCEAN OCEAN SOUTH AMERICA AUSTRALIA & THE KIMBERLEY PACIFIC OCEAN ANTARCTICA ALASKA & AMERICAN AFRICA & ARCTIC & AUSTRALIA & CANADA & CENTRAL & GALÁPAGOS N. EUROPE & SOUTH PACIFIC RUSSIAN FAR EAST WEST COAST ANTARCTICA INDIAN OCEAN GREENLAND ASIA THE KIMBERLEY NEW ENGLAND SOUTH AMERICA ISLANDS BRITISH ISLES ISLANDS 6 voyages 3 voyages 18 voyages 9 voyages 6 voyages 8 voyages 7 voyages 3 voyages 8 voyages 52 voyages 4 voyages 5 voyages 5 Silversea.com | EXPEDITIONS 2018 6 South Georgia South Georgia WORLDWIDE DESTINATIONS 129 WORLDWIDE VOYAGES OVER 590 DESTINATIONS ARCTIC ARCTIC ARCTIC & OCEAN OCEAN GREENLAND ALASKA & RUSSIAN FAR EAST BERING NORTHERN EUROPE SEA & THE BRITISH ISLES CANADA & NEW ENGLAND ATLANTIC AMERICAN OCEAN WEST COAST ASIA GALÁPAGOS INDIAN SOUTH PACIFIC AFRICA & ISLANDS CENTRAL & OCEAN ISLANDS PACIFIC INDIAN OCEAN OCEAN SOUTH AMERICA AUSTRALIA & THE KIMBERLEY PACIFIC OCEAN ANTARCTICA ALASKA & AMERICAN AFRICA & ARCTIC & AUSTRALIA & CANADA & CENTRAL & GALÁPAGOS N. EUROPE & SOUTH PACIFIC RUSSIAN FAR EAST WEST COAST ANTARCTICA INDIAN OCEAN GREENLAND ASIA THE KIMBERLEY NEW ENGLAND SOUTH AMERICA ISLANDS BRITISH ISLES ISLANDS 6 voyages 3 voyages 18 voyages 9 voyages 6 voyages 8 voyages 7 voyages 3 voyages 8 voyages 52 voyages 4 voyages 5 voyages 5 Silversea.com | EXPEDITIONS 2018 6 South Georgia South Georgia SILVER CLOUD 200/260 GUESTS SILVER EXPLORER 130 GUESTS 2018 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS 2018 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS ANTARCTICA ANTARCTICA 09 JAN 10 1801 USHUAIA > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days) > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > USHUAIA 05 JAN 18 7801 USHUAIA > Day at sea > Steeple Jason Island > West Point Island > Port Stanley > 2 Days at sea > South Georgia (3 days) > 2 Days at sea > Elephant Island > Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (4 days) > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > USHUAIA 19 JAN 10 1802 USHUAIA > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days) > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > USHUAIA 23 JAN 23 7802 USHUAIA > Day at sea > Steeple Jason Island > West Point Island > Port Stanley > 2 Days at sea > South Georgia (4 days) > 29 JAN 10 1803 USHUAIA > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days) > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > USHUAIA Day at sea > Cruise and explore South Sandwich Islands (2 days) > 2 Days at sea > Cruise and explore South Orkney Islands > Elephant Island > Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (4 days) > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > USHUAIA 08 FEB 10 1804 USHUAIA > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days) > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > USHUAIA 15 FEB 10 7803 USHUAIA > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days) > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > USHUAIA 18 FEB 10 1805 USHUAIA > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days) > Transit the Drake Passage (2 days) > USHUAIA 25 FEB 14 7804 USHUAIA > Cruising the Garibaldi Fjord & Glacier > Alberto de Agostini National Park > Ainsworth Bay > Punta Arenas > 28 FEB 21 1806 USHUAIA > Day at sea > Steeple Jason Island > West Point Island > Port Stanley > Day at sea > South Georgia (5 days) > Cruising Montañas Fjord > Puerto Natales > Cruising the Chilean Fjords > Pio XI Glacier > Cruising the English Narrows > Tortel > 3 Days at sea > Gough Island > Tristan De Cunha > Nightingale Island > 4 Days at sea > CAPE TOWN Day at sea > Castro > Puerto Montt > Niebla > Day at sea > VALPARAÍSO (SANTIAGO) AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEAN CENTRAL AND SOUTH AMERICA 21 MAR 21 1807 CAPE TOWN > Day at sea > Lüderitz > Walvis Bay > Day at sea > Namibe > Lobito > Luanda > 3 Days at sea > Jamestown (St. Helena) 11 MAR 10 7805 VALPARAÍSO (SANTIAGO) > Coquimbo > Isla Pan de Azucar > Antofagasta > Day at sea > Arica > Matarani > Day at sea > > 2 Days at sea > Georgetown (Ascension Island) > 2 Days at sea > Abidjan > Takoradi > TEMA (ACCRA) Paracas > Ballestas Islands > CALLAO (LIMA) 11 APR 16 1808 TEMA (ACCRA) > Takoradi > Abidjan > Day at sea > Tokeh > Aberdeen > Day at sea > Banjul > Dakar > Joal Fadiout > Saly > 21 MAR 14 7806 CALLAO (LIMA) > Isla Guañape > Salaverry > Cruise Isla Lobos de Tierra > Machala > Isla de la Plata > Day at sea > Utria National Day at sea > Dakhla > Laayoune > Day at sea > Safi > Day at sea > LISBON Park (Nuqui Harbour) > Bahía Solano > Day at sea > Puerto Quepos > Golfo Dulce > Isla Coiba > Darien Jungle > FUERTE AMADOR (PANAMA CITY) NORTHERN EUROPE & BRITISH ISLES 21 APR 11 7808 MAZATLÁN > Los Islotes and Espiritu Santo > Isla San Pedro > Isla Partida > San Estaban > Isla Santa Catalina > Isla San Jose > 27 APR 12 1809 LISBON > Leixões > La Coruña > Ribadessella > Bilbao > Bordeaux > Belle Ile en Mer > Baie of Douarnenez > Saint-Malo > Isla San Francisco > Topolobampo > Cabo San Lucas > 2 Days at sea > SAN DIEGO Le Havre > LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) AMERICAN WEST COAST 09 MAY 10 1810 LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) > St. Peter Port (Guernsey) > St. Mary’s > Tresco > Pembroke > Skomer Island > Skellig Islands > Knigthstown (Valentia Island) > Cliffs of Moher > Galway > Kilronan (Aaran Islands) > Clare Island > Killybegs > Portrush > DUBLIN 02 MAY 11 7809 SAN DIEGO > Santa Cruz Island > Monterey > San Francisco > Day at sea > Astoria > Rainier > Day at sea > Port Angeles > Olympia > Anacortes > Friday Harbour > VANCOUVER 19 MAY 14 1811 DUBLIN > Douglas (Isle of Man) > Iona > Lunga > Oban > Mallaig > Portree (Isle of Skye) > St. Kilda > Kirkwall (Orkney Islands) > Lerwick > Isle of Noss > Fair Isle > Aberdeen > Eyemouth > Hull > Ramsgate > LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) 13 MAY 9 7810 VANCOUVER > Friday Harbour > Lopez Island > Anacortes > Cypress Island > Olympia > Port Angeles > Astoria > Rainier > Day at sea > Eureka > SAN FRANCISCO 02 JUN 10 1812 LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) > St.
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