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Silversea Silver Muse 2017 2017 – 2018 – 2019 BUONGIORNO E BENVENUTI Ever since Silversea’s early days, our principles have been rooted by our heritage. When my father Antonio, launched our first ship over 20 years ago, he advised me to keep our family values and traditions close to my heart and to not be swayed by ephemeral trends. In the ever-expanding market, it is an honour to say that it has been precisely that counsel that I have followed and that has allowed us to grow to what the company represents today: a recognised leader in luxury travel. Therefore, it is with great excitement that I introduce our newest ship, Silver Muse. Thus named, she is a divine ship; an inspirational work of art of the highest order. Boutique in size, she can visit ports that larger ships simply cannot access, yet retains an intimate, cosy, home away from home feeling. However – she is a proud ship too; large enough to offer the superlative quality of luxury service and options that we are famous for. She truly embodies our finest qualities and philosophies and is, by all definitions, the highest expression of Silversea excellence. When it comes to cruise ships, I don’t believe that bigger is better, but rather that the right size is better. A natural evolution of our sophisticated Italian design and world-renowned luxury, Silver Muse is not a total innovation, rather, we have listened to your valued feedback and modeled our newest flagship accordingly, tailor-making her to suit you. We believe that Silver Muse is quite simply, our best ship ever. So welcome aboard. The best is yet to come Manfredi Lefebvre d’Ovidio, Chairman, Silversea Cruises SILVER MUSE | 3 SMALL IS SUPERIOR SMALL IS INTIMATE We believe that every Silversea guest is a member of our Silversea extended family. With just 596 guests and an unrivalled space-to-guest ratio, we are proud in saying that Silver Muse is the smallest luxury ship being built today. SMALL IS TAILOR MADE A butler for every suite anticipating your every need. Your in-suite bar stocked with your preferences. Your favourite table, reserved every night … our exceptional guest-to-staff ratio means that someone is always on hand to look after the details, so that you don’t have to. SMALLER GETS YOU CLOSER Silver Muse’s size means that she can access secluded harbours that bigger ships simply can’t, offering a unique perspective as you glide past iconic landmarks and stunning shores. Her superlative itineraries mean that she will visit both Northern and Southern Europe, North, Central and South America, as well as cross the Atlantic in just four days, all in her maiden season. SILVER MUSE | 5 OUTDOOR LIVING THE BEST PLACE BETWEEN SEA AND SKY We believe that as you leave the shore behind and sail off into the sunset, your journey has only just begun. Feel the gentle breeze whilst you marvel at the seaside view of the receding shore. Reflect on the day and contemplate pastures new to the gentle sound of waves breaking on the bow. SILVER MUSE | 7 ROOM FOR RELAXATION Step aboard Silver Muse and experience relaxation in the most exclusive of settings. Meet like-minded people from all over the world, delight in the extensive range of on-board entertainment or simply settle down with a good book. From tranquil niches and observation areas to an un-precedented spacious pool deck, outdoor lounges and three open-air restaurants, our tailor-made outdoor spaces have been conceived so that time spent aboard is most definitely, time well spent. SILVER MUSE | 9 EVERY MOMENT MATTERS MOMENTS THAT ARE YOURS TO ENJOY Welcome to Zagara Beauty Spa, Silver Muse’s distinctive, holistic sensory experience. A sanctuary of pure bliss, enter a world where your emotional state is the inspiration to our world-class spa. Beautiful and contemplative, Zagara’s 360˚ mind and body experience is where you achieve a desired state of being through the deep consideration of all five senses. Immerse mind, body and soul in a haven of elegance with bespoke treatments, and indulge in the world’s most uniquely-integrated spa concept through a selection of curated music, art in motion, aromatherapy and refreshments – all wrapped up in exceptional service and attention to detail. One visit is simply not enough. SILVER MUSE | 11 INFINITE POSSIBILITIES FOR YOUR DAYS AND NIGHTS Silver Muse is the perfect place to live life to the full – enjoy a glass of cognac in the Connoisseur’s Corner, an exclusive private viewing in the contemporary Arts Café or an unforgettable theatre performance in the Venetian Lounge. Or why not try your luck at roulette, blackjack or poker in our casino? The ultimate in on-board entertainment is guaranteed. SILVER MUSE | 13 “THE ART OF DINING WELL IS NO SLIGHT ART, THE PLEASURE NO SLIGHT PLEASURE.” Essays, Montaine, 1580 – 88 SIMPLY DIVINE OUR UNRIVALLED CULINARY EXCELLENCE, MORE CHOICE THAN EVER Eat, drink and be merry … The atmosphere is convivial, the company excellent and the food: a vision to behold, a symphony of harmonious scents with textures that simultaneously stimulate and soothe, leaving you both satisfied and longing for more. Soak up the ambience and award-winning culinary pedigree of what is surely the most comprehensive dining experience at sea. SILVER MUSE | 15 Atlantide Inspired ingredients in a refined atmosphere Instantly recalling images of the sea, the seven daughters of Atlas were known for their superior beauty and playful nature, gaining them their status as eternal muses. The nymphs repre- sented the ultimate in excellence and creativity, and it is these qualities that have been illuminated in our flagship restaurant. Soak up the ambience and ponder panoramic seascapes gliding effortlessly by while you revel in the gourmet escapade that is Atlantide. Cuisine: Seafood and Grill Indochine A mouth-watering journey of discovery of Asian fragrances From time immemorial, travellers have been fascinated and beguiled by the Spice Routes. Set out on an adventure of the taste buds, and travel to the exotic and enigmatic lands of Asia as Marco Polo before you. Marvellously detailed, Indochine pays homage to the cuisine and culture of a phenomenal continent shrouded in mystery. Cuisine: Asian Fusion SILVER MUSE | 17 Kaiseki Elaborate culinary creations from Japan The fine art of kaiseki lies in the meticulous preparation of top-quality ingredients and the beautiful presentation of the results – reflecting, in both, a passion for tradition and ceremony. Our recipes embody a modern reinterpretation of these values. The well-balanced dishes are inspired by the five elements and rooted in the equilibrium of yin and yang. A varied daytime menu features sushi and sashimi alongside many other Asian-inspired raw dishes, while teppanyaki is served exclusively in the evenings. Cuisine: Japanese Silver Note A real club atmosphere on board Silver Muse Let the show begin! An intimate, elegant and acoustically superb setting, Silver Note pays tribute to the iconic jazz clubs of Manhattan. Always rewarding, always pleasurable, let the sounds of smooth melodies transport you to a dizzying time of supper clubs, Al Capone and prohibition. The crème de la crème of artists play while perfect tapas-style dishes deliver sensory satisfaction, so you can swing and sway the night away in style. Cuisine: International SILVER MUSE | 19 La Dame La Terrazza Paris … the city of light. Elegant, refined, timeless and enticing, Paris is the undisputed For those who enjoy traditional, varied and deliziosi Italian meals, your ship has home of gastronomic excellence. And nothing is more iconic of Paris than a beautiful come in! La Terrazza serves authentic recipes where the freshest ingredients come woman, epitomising the very essence of France. The only Relais & Châteaux® together with passion, conceived under the watchful eye of chef Alberto Colombo. restaurant at sea, Silversea’s exclusive partnership echoes the traditions and cultures Dishes are elaborated and combined in a flavourful expression to showcase Silversea’s embedded in the French culinary past, while respecting its bright culinary future. distinctive heritage and make La Terrazza the finest Italian dining venue afloat. Cuisine: French Cuisine: Italian The Grill Spaccanapoli One of the world’s healthiest cuisines, The Grill features stone cooking at its finest. The Spaccanapoli harks back to the Italian origins of Silversea and is so called Sourced from volcanic lava and placed in an oven to reach 400º C, The Grill invites after Naples’ famous historic street, which is home to all the best pizzerias – no visit guests to cook their food directly at their table. Place your meat, fish or vegetables to the city is complete without a wander down Spaccanapoli! It is no surprise, on the grill stone, and just cook to your own taste. With the stone cooking available therefore, that the on-board restaurant of the same name promotes a true Italian in the evenings only, The Grill becomes a daytime rotisserie and gourmet salad zest for life – offering the freshest ingredients, authentic pizza dough and a real feel and burger bar. for the proverbial ‘sweet life’. The carefree spirit of la dolce vita is reflected in the restaurant’s relaxed atmosphere. Cuisine: Lava Stone Cuisine: Pizzeria SILVER MUSE | 21 Veranda Suite A PERSONAL TOUCH LET US SHOW YOU HOW MUCH WE CARE Allow Silver Muse to be the author of your dreams as you step into the blissful splendour of our suites, where every detail is designed to suit you. Crisp Pratesi® bed linen, gorgeous Rubelli® fabrics, Bvlgari®. bath amenities, plus a choice of mattresses, a pillow menu and so many other personalised details means that every moment on board Silver Muse is conceived to your bespoke needs.
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