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Silver Spirit 608 Guests SILVER SPIRIT 608 GUESTS DATE DAYS PORTS THE MEDITERRANEAN 2023 10 Apr 11 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Aghios Nikolaos > Rhodes > Marmaris > Kusadasi > Dikili > Istanbul > Day at sea > Thessaloniki > Mykonos > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 21 Apr 7 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Syros > Bodrum > Santorini > Paros > Souda Bay > Nafplion > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 28 Apr 11 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Kusadasi > Rhodes > Antalya > Paphos > Jerusalem (Ashdod) > Haifa (Nazareth) > Day at sea > Aghios Nikolaos > Santorini > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 9 May 15 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Day at sea > Istanbul > Day at sea > Trabzon > Batumi > Sochi > Day at sea > Odessa > Constanta > Bourgas > Cruising the Bosphorus > Thessaloniki > Mykonos > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 31 May 9 VENICE > Zadar > Hvar > Dubrovnik > Bari > Kotor > Split > Rovinj > Trieste > VENICE 9 Jun 7 VENICE > Trieste > Rovinj > Korcula > Split > Hvar > Zadar > VENICE 16 Jun 9 VENICE > Ravenna > Dubrovnik > Bari > Kotor > Corfu > Olympia (Katakolon) > Souda Bay > Santorini > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 25 Jun 7 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Souda Bay > Santorini > Rhodes > Kusadasi > Patmos > Paros > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 2 Jul 15 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Day at sea > Istanbul > Day at sea > Trabzon > Batumi > Sochi > Day at sea > Odessa > Constanta > Bourgas > Cruising the Bosphorus > Thessaloniki > Mykonos > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 17 Jul 7 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Santorini > Aghios Nikolaos > Rhodes > Kusadasi > Patmos > Paros > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 24 Jul 9 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Nafplion > Souda Bay > Argostoli > Corfu > Kotor > Dubrovnik > Split > Rovinj > VENICE 2 Aug 7 VENICE > Opatija > Split > Hvar > Dubrovnik > Zadar > Trieste > VENICE 9 Aug 7 VENICE > Trieste > Zadar > Hvar > Dubrovnik > Split > Opatija > VENICE 16 Aug 9 VENICE > Piran > Zadar > Split > Kotor > Bari > Corfu > Olympia (Katakolon) > Nafplion > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 25 Aug 13 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Day at sea > Istanbul > Day at sea > Batumi > Sochi > Day at sea > Odessa > Constanta > Bourgas > Cruising the Bosphorus > Mykonos > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 10 Sep 9 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Paros > Santorini > Kusadasi > Patmos > Mykonos > Rhodes > Souda Bay > Nafplion > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 19 Sep 11 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Aghios Nikolaos > Santorini > Kusadasi > Rhodes > Antalya > Paphos > Haifa (Nazareth) > Jerusalem (Ashdod) > Day at sea > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 30 Sep 11 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Santorini > Rhodes > Bodrum > Kusadasi > Dikili > Istanbul > Cruising the Dardanelles > Thessaloniki > Mykonos > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 11 Oct 7 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Santorini > Kusadasi > Mykonos > Rhodes > Souda Bay > Nafplion > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 18 Oct 11 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Kusadasi > Rhodes > Antalya > Paphos > Haifa (Nazareth) > Jerusalem (Ashdod) > Day at sea > Aghios Nikolaos > Santorini > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEAN 2023 22 Nov 21 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Heraklion > Day at sea > Transiting the Suez Canal > Luxor (Safaga) > Petra (Aqaba) > Day at sea > Jeddah > 3 Days at sea > Salalah > Day at sea > Muscat > 4 Days at sea > La Digue > Praslin > MAHE 13 Dec 15 MAHE > 2 Days at sea > Zanzibar > Day at sea > Nosy Be > 3 Days at sea > Richards Bay > 2 Days at sea > CAPE TOWN 28 Dec 15 CAPE TOWN > Day at sea > Walvis Bay > 2 Days at sea > Mossel Bay > Port Elizabeth > Day at sea > Richards Bay > Durban > 2 Days at sea > CAPE TOWN AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEAN 2024 12 Jan 15 CAPE TOWN > Day at sea > Luderitz > Walvis Bay > 2 Days at sea > Mossel Bay > Day at sea > Durban > Richards Bay > 2 Days at sea > CAPE TOWN 27 Jan 15 CAPE TOWN > Day at sea > Luderitz > Walvis Bay > 2 Days at sea > Mossel Bay > Day at sea > Durban > Richards Bay > 2 Days at sea > CAPE TOWN 11 Feb 15 CAPE TOWN > 2 Days at sea > Richards Bay > 2 Days at sea > Tolagnaro > Day at sea > Pointe des Galets > Port Louis > Day at sea > Antisiranana > Day at sea > MAHE 26 Feb 16 MAHE > La Digue > Praslin > 4 Days at sea > Muscat > Fujairah > Ras Al Khaimah > Abu Dhabi > Doha > Al Manamah > Day at sea > DUBAI 13 Mar 18 DUBAI > Khasab > 2 Days at sea > Salalah > 4 Days at sea > Petra (Aqaba) > Luxor (Safaga) > Ain Sukhna > Transiting the Suez Canal > Day at sea > Heraklion > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 24 AFRICA GRAND SILVER MOON 596 GUESTS DATE DAYS PORTS THE MEDITERRANEAN 2023 28 Mar 10 LISBON > Day at sea > Casablanca > Tangier > Cádiz > Malaga > Cartagena > Palma de Mallorca > Tarragona > BARCELONA 7 Apr 10 BARCELONA > Valencia > Day at sea > Sete > Marseille > Saint Tropez > Menton > Livorno > Portofino > ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA) 17 Apr 11 ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA) > Naples > Sorrento > Palermo > Giardini Naxos > Valletta > Day at sea > Souda Bay > Rhodes > Kusadasi > Santorini > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 28 Apr 12 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Aghios Nikolaos > Mykonos > Day at sea > Sarande > Bari > Kotor > Dubrovnik > Sibenik > Zadar > Ravenna > Trieste > VENICE 10 May 11 VENICE > Piran > Split > Hvar > Corfu > Day at sea > Valletta > Giardini Naxos > Sorrento > ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA) 21 May 9 ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA) > Olbia > Ajaccio > Portoferraio > Portofino > Livorno > Monte Carlo (Grand Prix) > Day at sea > BARCELONA 30 May 11 BARCELONA > Palma de Mallorca > Valencia > Cartagena > Malaga > Gibraltar > Casablanca > Tangier > Cádiz > LISBON NORTHERN EUROPE & BRITISH ISLES 2023 10 Jun 12 LISBON > Porto (Leixões) > Vigo > Day at sea > Bilbao > Bordeaux > Day at sea > Saint Malo > St Peter Port > Honfleur > SOUTHAMPTON 22 Jun 12 SOUTHAMPTON > Falmouth > Fishguard > Liverpool > Dublin > Belfast > Glasgow (Greenock)> Oban > Day at sea > Seydisfjordur > Djupivogur > Heimaey > REYKJAVIK 4 Jul 10 REYKJAVIK > Patreksfjordur > Siglufjordur > Akureyri > Husavik > Seydisfjordur > Djupivogur > Tórshavn > Day at sea > Heimaey > REYKJAVIK 14 Jul 10 REYKJAVIK > Patreksfjordur > Siglufjordur > Akureyri > Husavik > Seydisfjordur > Djupivogur > Tórshavn > Day at sea > Heimaey > REYKJAVIK 24 Jul 12 REYKJAVIK > Heimaey > Djupivogur > Seydisfjordur > Day at sea > Stornoway > Oban > Belfast > Dublin > Liverpool > Fishguard > Falmouth > SOUTHAMPTON 5 Aug 12 SOUTHAMPTON > Day at sea > Newcastle Upon Tyne > Edinburgh (Leith) > Kirkwall > Lerwick > Tórshavn > Day at sea > Seydisfjordur > Djupivogur > Heimaey > REYKJAVIK 17 Aug 10 REYKJAVIK > Patreksfjordur > Siglufjordur > Akureyri > Husavik > Seydisfjordur > Djupivogur > Tórshavn > Day at sea > Heimaey > REYKJAVIK 27 Aug 12 REYKJAVIK > Heimaey > Djupivogur > Seydisfjordur > Day at sea > Stornoway > Oban > Belfast > Dublin > Liverpool > Fishguard > Falmouth > SOUTHAMPTON 8 Sep 14 SOUTHAMPTON > Honfleur > Saint Malo > Day at sea > Montoir de Bretagne > La Rochelle (La Pallice) > Bordeaux > Bilbao > Day at sea > Vigo > Porto (Leixões) > LISBON THE MEDITERRANEAN 2023 22 Sep 14 LISBON > 2 Days at sea > Praia da Vitoria > Ponta Delgada > Day at sea > Funchal > Santa Cruz de La Palma > Las Palmas > Puerto del Rosario > Agadir > Day at sea > LISBON 6 Oct 11 LISBON > Day at sea > Cádiz > Gibraltar > Casablanca > Tangier > Malaga > Cartagena > Valencia > Porto Mahon > BARCELONA 17 Oct 12 BARCELONA > Tarragona > Palma de Mallorca > Palamos > Sete > Marseille > Monte Carlo > Genoa > Livorno > Cagliari > Day at sea > ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA) 29 Oct 11 ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA) > Naples > Palermo > Siracusa > Valletta > Day at sea > Dubrovnik > Zadar > Trieste > VENICE 9 Nov 9 VENICE > Koper > Ravenna > Split > Kotor > Bari > Corfu > Olympia (Katakolon) > Monemvasia > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) GRAND MED 23 18 Nov 11 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Santorini > Kusadasi > Dikili > Istanbul > Cruising the Dardanelles > Thessaloniki > Mykonos > Rhodes > Heraklion > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 29 Nov 11 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Souda Bay > Day at sea > Alexandria > Jerusalem (Ashdod) > Haifa (Nazareth) > Limassol > Antalya > Day at sea > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 10 Dec 12 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Day at sea > Istanbul > Day at sea > Rhodes > Antalya > Limassol > Jerusalem (Ashdod) > Alexandria > Day at sea > ATHENS (PIRAEUS) 22 Dec 15 ATHENS (PIRAEUS) > Heraklion > Rhodes > Day at sea > Alexandria > Day at sea > Transiting the Suez Canal > Luxor (Safaga) > Sharm el Sheik > Day at sea > Jeddah > Day at sea > Dhiba port > PETRA (AQABA) AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEAN 2024 6 Jan 10 PETRA (AQABA) > Dhiba port > Day at sea > Jeddah > Day at sea > Luxor (Safaga) > Ain Sukhna > Sharm el Sheik > PETRA (AQABA) 16 Jan 10 PETRA (AQABA) > Dhiba port > Day at sea > Jeddah > Day at sea > Luxor (Safaga) > Ain Sukhna > Sharm el Sheik > PETRA (AQABA) 26 Jan 16 PETRA (AQABA) > Luxor (Safaga) > Dhiba port > Day at sea > Jeddah > 3 Days at sea > Salalah > Day at sea > Muscat > 2 Days at sea > MUMBAI 11 Feb 18 MUMBAI > Goa (Mormugao) > New Mangalore > Cochin > Colombo > 3 Days at sea > Yangon > Day at sea > Phuket > Langkawi > Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang) > SINGAPORE ASIA 2024 29 Feb 14 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Koh Samui > Bangkok (Laem Chabang) > Day at sea > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > Hue/Da Nang (Chan May) > Ha Long Bay > Day at sea > HONG KONG 14 Mar 16 HONG KONG > 2 Days at sea > Jeju > Seoul (Incheon) > Day at sea > Busan > Fukuoka > Nagasaki > Kagoshima > Day at sea > Osaka > Day at sea > TOKYO 30 Mar 10 TOKYO > Day at sea > Kobe > Day at sea > Hiroshima > Fukuoka > Busan > Nagasaki > Kagoshima > Day at sea > TOKYO 9 Apr 10 TOKYO > Day at sea > Kobe > Day at sea > Hiroshima > Fukuoka > Busan > Nagasaki > Kagoshima > Day at sea > TOKYO 19 Apr 16 TOKYO > Day at sea > Kagoshima > Day at sea > Seoul (Incheon) > Jeju > 2 Days at sea > Hong Kong > 2 Days at sea > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > SINGAPORE AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEAN 2024 5 May 18 SINGAPORE > Kuala Lumpur (Port Klang) > Langkawi > Phuket > Day at sea > Yangon > 3 Days at sea > Colombo > Cochin > Day at sea > Goa (Mormugao) > MUMBAI 23 May 17 MUMBAI > 2 Days
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