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EXPEDITION ITINERARIES 2021/2022 ALL ENCOMPASSING DISCOVERY Set Sail on a New Chapter of Travel EXPEDITION ITINERARIES 2021/2022 ALL ENCOMPASSING DISCOVERY Set sail on a new chapter of travel Just like you, we love pushing boundaries. From the Arctic to Antarctica, our Expedition voyages challenge your senses and show you the world up close, in all its vivid, glorious detail. Our all-suite, all-inclusive ultra luxury Expedition ships were built to take you to places few people ever see, and we’re going even further in 2021-22. We’re introducing the first Expedition World Cruise in history, crossing 21 oceans and seas to visit 107 destinations in 30 countries, and the world’s first ultra-luxury fly-cruise to Antarctica. We’ve also expanded your experience of the Galápagos with new itineraries and destinations and are launching our first cruise ever to cross the Antarctic Polar Circle, reaching all the way to latitude 69°S. Whichever you choose, you’ll be at the cutting edge of travel. Find out more about each destination below: GALÁPAGOS In order to celebrate Silver Origin joining our fleet, we have decided to really Dear Explorers, push the boat out! We have revised our North Central and Western itineraries so now they both feature the diverse islands of Fernandina and Isabela, consistently listed among the must-visit islands in the Galápagos. The 68 new voyages will At Silversea we have never wavered in keeping your wellbeing at the forefront of our minds. feature five new sites, and will focus on providing guests with deeper, more We remain dedicated to this philosophy in all we do, as we strive always to further enhance immersive encounters with the strange and wonderful wildlife of the islands. your experience on board and ashore. ANTARCTICA In the following pages you’ll find many opportunities for adventure. We’ve revised our expedition itineraries to include brand new voyages featuring an unprecedented Deep We are excited to announce three major innovations for the next season of Antarctic sailings. Our first Deep Antarctica will be a 20-day in-depth exploration Antarctica expedition, our first Grand Arctic voyage, and the first-ever Expedition World Cruise Blue-footed Boobies, Galapagos in history. What’s more, our beautiful, brand-new Silver Origin joins our Expedition fleet in of Antarctica, sailing past 69˚ S, our lowest ever latitude. We are also thrilled to introduce Antarctica Bridge. These ultra-luxury fly-cruise sailings to Antarctica the Galápagos, allowing guests seamless interaction with the destination. are the first of their kind in the industry and will offer guests the opportunity of flying over the Drake Passage and sailing straight into the heart of the Peninsula. We are excited for the future, as our Healthy Sail Panel guides us into the next chapter of Finally, Silver Wind will undergo an ice-class conversion, offering more choice ultra-luxury cruising. We also implemented a new Cruise With Confidence policy that affords than ever before in the White Continent. more flexibility in the case of an unforeseen cancellation. EXPEDITION WORLD CRUISE We value your loyalty — and when the time is right for your next adventure, we’ll be here ready to take you there in the style, safety, and comfort you’ve come to expect from Silversea. Proving that Silversea breaks the ice in more ways than one, Silver Cloud We look forward to welcoming you aboard soon. will host on our first Expedition World Cruise in early 2022. Postponed from 2021, the ground breaking World Cruise will sail pole to pole, covering 107 Warm regards, destinations, 30 countries, 21 oceans and seas in 167 days. Lucky guests can not only expect to experience the very best of each country, but also a plethora of extraordinary events and educational lectures. If you have ever truly wanted to experience the authentic beauty of the world, then the Expedition World Cruise Zodiac® Cruising, Antarctica is the way to do it. Barbara Muckermann GRAND ARCTIC EXPEDITION Chief Marketing Officer Silver Cloud will welcome intrepid explorers in July 2021 aboard our first ever Grand Arctic Voyage. Sailing from Tromso to Nome (Alaska) in 64 days, the unprecedented journey takes in some of the world’s least travelled routes, including the mythic Northwest Passage. Take advantage of the brief summer thaw and experience a pristine region at the top of the world where nature rules the roost. Zodiac cruises, exclusive events, superb speakers and supreme comfort guaranteed. Nuuk, Greenland 167 Days 107 Ports Tromsø 10 Routes Reykjavik 30 Countries Lisbon Athens (Piraeus) Cochin Singapore Cairns Lautoka Papeete Valparaiso Zodiac® Cruising, Antarctica 25 JANUARY The Uncharted to 11 JULY WORLD TOUR Ushuaia 2022 USHUAIA to TROMSØ 2022 WORLD CRUISE SILVER CLOUD Silver Cloud Butrint, Albania The first Expedition World Cruise in history reaches the planet’s most remote destinations, with exclusive events, plus 70 experts and over 20 speakers. Buddist Temple, Indonesia Uncovering the secrets of the world is not a task for an ordinary cruise. That’s FULL WORLD CRUISE BENEFITS why we have dared to push beyond all boundaries with the first-ever Expedition World Tour in 2022. “The Uncharted World Tour” sets an unmapped course • Roundtrip Business Class Air* • $4,000 Onboard credit covering 167 destinations in 30 countries. Experience active adventure in the • Charter flight to Ushuaia ($2,000 per guest ) utmost comfort aboard Silver Cloud on the first ever Expedition World Cruise. • Bon voyage reception and • Laundry service, medical and Our expert Expedition Team leads the way, as intrepid explorers see pre-cruise hotel visa services** the world in its most raw and unfiltered form. • Transfers, excursions, exclusive • Unlimited Wi-Fi*** events and commemorative gifts * Available from selected gateways/countries. Non-use air credit available for other countries. ** For USA, Canada, UK, Germany, Australia only *** The Wi-Fi might be limited in Antarctica and in the Svalbard region GALÁPAGOS Land iguanas resting on a rock in Española Island, Galápagos ISLANDS EVOLVING DISCOVERY SILVER ORIGIN Explore farther in the Galápagos The most elegant ship in the Galápagos PUNTA MANGLE Situated on the eastern side of Fernandina, this sheltered inlet area is a prime spot for snorkelling beside Stingrays and Green Turtles. You’ll have the chance to explore a wild mangrove forest teeming with Pelicans, Flightless Cormorants and Darwin’s famous Finches. Green sea turtle PUNTA MORENO Prepare to encounter the largest Marine Iguanas of the archipelago basking on the rocks, Galápagos Penguins diving for dinner, and Flamingos in their natural habitat. Between two active volcanoes, the south coast of Isabela Island delivers an oasis in a desert of lava. Snorkelling with penguins BAHIA BORRERO A beautiful white coralline beach awaits you in the northern area of Santa Cruz Island. Explore among Palo Santo, Leather leaf and Salty bushes, home to Yellow Warblers and the Common Cactus Finch. This is the ideal spot to swim in turquoise waters or take a relaxing stroll along the shore. Bahia Borrero, Santa Cruz Island SANTA FE This island is home to a reptile that exists nowhere else in the world: The Santa Fe Land Iguana. You’ll also view some of the tallest and wildest prickly pear Never before have the Galápagos Islands been so superbly presented than aboard SUSTAINABILITY cactus of the islands, plus enjoy opportunities for snorkelling and kayaking the brand-new Silver Origin. As the first destination specific ship built by Silversea, Freshwater purification and advanced propulsion systems leave the lowest among towering cliffs and rocky terrain. no aspect has been left to chance. From getting ready in the Basecamp for a day possible carbon footprint. of Zodiac exploration to cozying up with friends around the fire pit in the Explorer DESTINATION ONBOARD Lounge at the end of the day, Silver Origin offers immersion far beyond excursion. Sweeping views through floor-to-ceiling windows, glass horizon verandas and She delivers a team of Ecuadorian national expert guides, the highest crew-to- private ocean-view showers. Santa Fe land iguana guest ratio in the Galápagos, 8 Zodiacs, and seamless hybrid spaces that offer an extraordinary voyage – for extraordinary people. EXPEDITION EXPERIENCE CERRO BRUJO Introducing Basecamp, an innovative “knowledge lounge” and the highest Silver Origin is one of only two ships sailing in the Galápagos to feature dynamic number of Zodiacs per guest in the region. positioning – meaning no anchor to damage the delicate sea-bed ecosystem. The vegetation on San Cristóbal, one of the oldest islands, shows some She is also plastic free – guests will be gifted a metallic reusable water bottle. AUTHENTIC LOCAL CULTURE endemic species such as Scalesia flowering plants only found on the island. An Hungry for more? Silver Origin’s two restaurants offer delicious local, national, and An interactive culinary program showcasing all the flavors Ecuador and the impressive tuff cone serves as a resting place for Blue-footed Boobies, while international dishes to satisfy your palate. Even better, it’s all-inclusive. Galápagos have to offer. Sea Lions and Sally Lightfooted Crabs call these white-sand beaches home. The most environmentally conscious ship we have ever built, this is a vertical leap COMFORT AND SERVICE far above any expedition you’ve experienced before. Prepare to transform your Personal touches on the only ship in the entire Galápagos region to offer butler idea of travel with Silver Origin. service in every suite. Sea Lion in Cerro Brujo FOOTPRINTS OF NATURE BALTRA TO SAN
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