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NEW ITINERARIES 2023/2024 Get Ready to Push the Boundaries of Your Travel Farther Than Ever Before, with Our Brand New Collection of Incredible Voyages NEW ITINERARIES 2023/2024 Get ready to push the boundaries of your travel farther than ever before, with our brand new collection of incredible voyages. Expand your horizons as you explore uncharted and unexpected destinations across the globe, including several first-ever itineraries in luxury cruising. Choose from an amazing variety of over 690 destinations in 125 countries across all seven continents. There’s just so much to see, including over 60 new ports of call, first-time expedition itineraries in the Baltic Sea and Arabian Peninsula, and our first ever Grand Africa and Arabia. From captivating journeys across the Red Sea to extraordinary expeditions near the Arctic Circle, you’ll be amazed at the immense variety of places, peoples and experiences you’ll encounter. Welcome to a new world of destinations with Silversea. “Our 2023/2024 collection of itineraries incites you to travel farther than ever before. We are delighted to be able to offer our guests so many voyages with such extraordinary, pole-to-pole variety.” BARBARA MUCKERMANN CHIEF COMMERCIAL OFFICER, SILVERSEA CRUISES Grand Voyages 2023/24 COLLECTION GRAND VOYAGES GRAND 2023/2024 COLLECTION MEDITERRANEAN DISCOVER MORE Isn’t it time you embarked on a Grand Voyage? From the rich coasts of Africa and the Arabian Athens (Piraeus) Peninsula to the fabled cities of the eastern Lisbon Mediterranean, our Grand Voyages are the embodiment of immersive travel. GRAND AFRICA & ARABIA DISCOVER MORE Cape Town 65 Days 52 Destinations 16 Countries 06 OCTOBER 2023 to 10 DECEMBER 2023 LISBON to ATHENS Time drips by slowly along the shores of the Mediterranean, as clear blue skies give way to orange sunsets and bright, starry nights. Cobblestone streets come alive with light and music as you sit down to enjoy the freshest flavours and most sumptuous wines. You’ll enjoy three whole weeks in the Eastern Mediterranean, including a magical visit to the Holy Land and overnight stays in Alexandria and Nazareth, as well as a special visit to Jerusalem, the first for any Grand Voyage. Get in touch with the true spirit of the Mediterranean as our Sea and Land Taste (S.A.L.T.) programme brings the best of the region’s cuisine right to your table, both onboard and onshore. You’ll experience how the histories and peoples of the Mare Nostrum have come together for millennia to paint the most beautiful medieval cities, quaint, intimate ports, and a cultural landscape like no other. Welcome to the Grand Mediterranean. 1 EXCLUSIVE BENEFITS FOR GRAND VOYAGE GUESTS Trieste Koper • Venice PRIVATE EXECUTIVE TRANSFER • Monte Carlo Genoa Zadar ROUNDTRIP ECONOMY CLASS AIR* Ravenna Marseille • INCLUDED SHORE EXCURSIONS Sete Split Livorno • $1,000 ONBOARD SPENDING CREDIT (PER GUEST) Palamos Rome Dubrovnik (Civitavecchia) Kotor • EXCLUSIVE SHORESIDE EVENTS Barcelona Istanbul • 1 NIGHT PRE-CRUISE HOTEL STAY Tarragona Bari Naples Thessaloniki Corfu • TRANSFERS Porto Mahon Valencia Cagliari Athens Dikili • LUGGAGE SERVICE Lisbon (Piraeus) Mykonos Palma de Mallorca Palermo • LAUNDRY SERVICE Gibraltar Cartagena Kusadasi Siracusa • VISA SERVICE** Malaga Antalya Cádiz Olympia Rhodes (Katakolon) • UNLIMITED WI-FI Valletta • MEDICAL SERVICE*** Monemvasia Tangier Limassol Santorini Heraklion * Business Class upgrades available in selected destinations. Air not available in some countries Casablanca Souda Bay in Europe,Asia and Latin America. In these markets, we offer an Air Credit, instead, to be applied Nazareth (Haifa) to the booking. ** For USA, Canada, UK, Germany, Australia only ***Medical Service includes: visits to the Ship Medical Center, medical services typically provided Jerusalem Alexandria (Ashdod) for which we normally charge a fee, any medical tests administeredonboard and medications prescribed by our onboard doctor to treat an ailment. We will not include refills on any prescription drugs, the cost of transferring a guest to land based facility for treatment, medical evacuations, orany other costs incurred off the ship. DOWNLOAD FLYER 3 3 2 “This Grand Voyage transports you to places you’ve only dreamed of. Our Mare Nostrum, 4 our home sea, offers so many spectacular sites from world-famous cities to small, local villages.” ROBERTO MARTINOLI PRESIDENT AND CEO, SILVERSEA CRUISES 5 7 8 6 GRAND MEDITERRANEAN HIGHLIGHTS (CAPTIONS) 1. Hassan II Mosque in Casablanca, Morocco. 2. Aerial view of the old medieval castle town of Monemvasia in Lakonia of Peloponnese, Greece. Monemvasia is often called “The Greek Gibraltar”. 3. Koper, Slovenia. Central square of coastal town Koper in Slovenia seen from above. Historical buildings with red roofs, cafes, shops and restaurants. 4. View over Dikili Bademli Village, Izmir. 5. T he Dome of the Rock (Qubbet EL-Sakhra) is one of the greatest of Islamic monuments, it was built by Abd el-Malik, Jerusalem, Israel. 6. Lisbon’s Gloria funicular classified as a national monument opened 1885 located on the west side of the Avenida da Liberdade connects downtown with Bairro Alto. 7. Valletta, Malta - Aerial panoramic skyline of Valletta at sunrise with Our Lady of Mount Carmel church and St.Paul’s Anglican Cathedral. 8. View of Cathedral of Syracuse (Duomo di Siracusa) in Piazza del Duomo. 9. Aerial panorama of the morning sunrise over the medieval center of Tarragona Spain. 9 62 Days 28 Destinations 14 Countries 27 JANUARY 2024 to 29 MARCH 2024 CAPE TOWN to ATHENS Discover the true spirit of Africa and Arabia with our first-ever Grand Voyage off the coast of this majestic continent. Immerse yourself in the rich history of the very first place to welcome human civilisation, as you explore the contrasts between new and old in the large cities and small towns of countries like Mozambique and South Africa. You’ll get to experience the many diverse cultures of Africa up close, including the mystical shamanistic ceremonies of the Sangoma spiritual healers in Durban and the healing trance dance rituals of the San of the Kalahari. From the incredible variety of wildlife in the Seychelles and Madagascar, to the vast breathtaking landscapes of the Namibian and Saharan deserts, Africa will captivate your imagination and stir your soul. This is Grand Africa & Arabia. 1 BENEFITS INCLUDED (FULL GRAND VOYAGE GUESTS) Athens (Piraeus) Petra (Aqaba) • Heraklion PRIVATE EXECUTIVE TRANSFER Dubai • ROUNDTRIP ECONOMY CLASS AIR* Transiting the Suez Canal Ras Al Khaimah Khasab Ain Sukhna • INCLUDED SHORE EXCURSIONS Luxor (Safaga) Al Manamah Fujairah Doha Muscat • $1,000 ONBOARD SPENDING CREDIT (PER GUEST) Abu Dhabi • EXCLUSIVE SHORESIDE EVENTS Salalah • 1 NIGHT PRE-CRUISE HOTEL STAY • TRANSFERS • LUGGAGE SERVICE Praslin La Digue • LAUNDRY SERVICE • VISA SERVICE** Mahe • UNLIMITED WI-FI • MEDICAL SERVICE*** Antsiranana * Business Class upgrades available in selected destinations. Air not available in some countries Port Louis in Europe,Asia and Latin America. In these markets, we offer an Air Credit, instead, to be applied to the booking. Walvis Bay Pointe des Galets Tolagnaro ** For USA, Canada, UK, Germany, Australia only Luderitz *** Medical Service includes: visits to the Ship Medical Center, medical services typically provided Richards Bay for which we normally charge a fee, any medical tests administered onboard and medications prescribed by our onboard doctor to treat an ailment. We will not include refills on any Durban prescription drugs, the cost of transferring a guest to land based facility for treatment, medical Cape Town evacuations, or any other costs incurred off the ship. Mossel Bay DOWNLOAD FLYER 2 4 5 3 6 8 “For those who like to take the road less travelled, this is the Grand Voyage for you! Join us as we embark on an adventure of 7 natural wonders, mysterious lands and unparalleled cultural legacy.” FERNANDO BARROSO DE OLIVEIRA PRESIDENT’S AMBASSADOR TO THE VENETIAN SOCIETY SILVERSEA CRUISES GRAND AFRICA AND ARABIA HIGHLIGHTS (CAPTIONS) 1. Anse Volbert in Praslin Island Seychelles. 2. Highlight of Petra, the amazing Ad Deir, The Monastery. 3. Aerial view of Abu Dhabi. 4. View of Blue Tiled Mosque with Traditional Islamic Architecture and Dual Pigeon Towers in Katara Cultural Village, Doha, Qatar. 5. T he sugarloaf of Antsiranana bay, northern Madagascar. 6. Ancient ruins of Queen Hatshepsut Temple, Luxor, Egypt. 7. La Digue island, Seychelles. 8. Old walls of Knossos near Heraklion. 9. Muttrah Corniche, Muscat, Oman. 9 NEW ITINERARIES 2023/2024 NEW ITINERARIES 2023/2024 Expand your horizons as you explore uncharted and unexpected destinations across the globe. Our 2023/2024 collection offers you an amazing variety of over 690 ARCTIC AND GREENLAND destinations in 125 countries across all seven continents. 12 Voyages Where will your curiosity take you? NORTHERN EUROPE AND BRITISH ISLES 38 Voyages ALASKA AND THE RUSSIAN FAR EAST 32 Voyages CANADA AND NEW ENGLAND 8 Voyages THE MEDITERRANEAN ASIA 36 Voyages 16 Voyages CARIBBEAN AND CENTRAL AMERICA 15 Voyages THE SOUTH PACIFIC 3 Voyages AFRICA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN GALÁPAGOS 18 Voyages 50 Voyages TRANSOCEANIC 10 Voyages SOUTH AMERICA 4 Voyages AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND ANTARCTICA 25 Voyages 17 Voyages VIEW FULL VOYAGE CALENDAR AFRICA AND THE INDIAN OCEAN Follow uncharted routes with brand new expeditions or explore the Holy Land or Red Sea with our new departures. Aerial view of Cape Town, South Africa on a sunny afternoon Aerial view of the fishing boats on tropical sea coast, Zanzibar Africa and the Indian Ocean offer a world of sensations. This is a region that spills over with natural beauty, wherever you look. Think whale watching and safari games [ZR1] in South Africa, going off-grid in Saudi Arabia and fabulous snorkelling in the Seychelles. This season our pioneering spirit will lead us to the Comoros islands for the first time, as well take us on multiple voyages to the Arabian Peninsula for complete immersion of this mysterious destination. But that’s not all! Our extensive itineraries are now even better than ever. We’ve added brand new destinations that offer in depth discovery of the Red Sea, extended stays in the Persian Gulf, multiple UNESCO World Heritage Sites and a cornucopia of experiences so you can really discover this fascinating region.
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