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The World of Silversea Expeditions 04

Introducing Silver Discoverer 05

Antarctica 06

Arctic 07

East Asia & Russian Far East 08

Australia & New Zealand 09

Micronesia, Melanesia & Polynesia 10

Southeast Asia 11

Europe & British Isles 12

Africa 13

Central & South America 14

Galápagos 15

Expedition Team 16

Royal Geographical Society 17

Silversea’s All-inclusive Lifestyle 18

2015 Voyages 19

Galápagos Land Adventures 21

Deck Plans 22

Our Programmes 25

Terms & Conditions 26

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01 Atlantic puffin, Runde island, Norway 02 Silver Explorer

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I am thrilled to present the 2015 Silversea Expeditions voyages. Our three purpose built expedition ships will offer a worldwide schedule of 102 voyages, visiting more than 500 destinations on 7 continents, including 50 new ports of call.

Venture to the remote regions of our extraordinary planet. Our expert, specially selected expedition teams accompany each of our expeditions to far-flung lands. Each one of our staff is selected to enhance the destination experience and may include marine biologists, ornithologists, polar historians, glaciologists and anthropologists bringing the voyage to life with information.

In 2015 aboard Silver Discoverer, guests will have the opportunity to visit the thousands of islands that are Southeast Asia as well as Micronesia, Melanesia and Polynesia. In the Russian Far East we will witness the spectacle of the summer bird migrations, and search for Brown bear on the Kamchatka Peninsula. The Sub-Antarctic voyages will visit one of the most diverse pelagic ecosystems in the world, spending two days with King penguins and Elephant seals on Macquarie Island and majestic albatross on Campbell Island.

The glorious Kimberley region in Western Australia (my Antarctica without the ice) will reveal unique landscapes whilst we learn about the indigenous people.

Marvel at the wonders of the great white continent – Antarctica and see the King of the Arctic – the magnificent Polar bear. Join us in spotting Blue-footed boobies in the Galápagos Islands, Howler monkeys and Scarlet macaws in Central and South America, or be fascinated by cultural groups few people have ever met. Join us.

Conrad Combrink Director Expedition Planning & Strategic Development

Dear Adventure Travel ler,

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THE WORLD OF S ILVERSEA EXPEDIT IONS

Offering journeys that are just as exhilarating as they are luxurious, Silversea Expeditions’ fleet of three purpose-built expedition ships explore much of the unknown world while enjoying the signature distinctions that have made Silversea the epitome of luxury expedition cruising.

In the company of a highly experienced expedition team, sail to some of the most remote and isolated corners of the globe, landing on beaches undisturbed by tourists and islands uninhabited by man. Enter the realm of the polar bear. Glimpse an orangutan in the wild or an Elephant seal staking out his claim. Share in the traditions of Stone Age cultures while enjoying an all-inclusive lifestyle that is the ultimate in civility — the hallmark of Silversea.

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INTRODUCING S I LVER D ISCOVEREREXPLORE THE MANY FACES OF ASIA-PACIFIC

In its first full sailing year and with a mere 128 guests, Silversea’s latest expedition ship, Silver Discoverer sails for lands untouched by time or tourist. Visit remote tribal villages where few Westerners have ever set foot, uncharted atolls and coral isles vibrant with marine life, and vast yet fragile rainforests that nature still claims as her own.

Discover the fascinating landscapes and Dreamtime legends of The Kimberley. Circumnavigate New Zealand’s Sub-Antarctic Islands. Spot the millions of seabirds and thousands of basking seals and sea lions in Russia’s Far East. Immerse yourself in the exquisite rainforests of the Pacific Islands or Stone Age tribes of Sulawesi and Papua New Guinea.

Aboard Silver Discoverer, you can explore these distant shores intimately and in depth — but with an array of gilt-edged refinements rarely seen in expedition travel.

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01 Melanesian man © Vanuatu Tourism Office02 Silver Discoverer © Lex Santoso


ANTARCT ICA

For modern-day explorers, Antarctica represents the final frontier. Experience the stark beauty of the southern polar region and its unique wildlife on an expedition cruise. With its strengthened hull, Silver Explorer is purpose-built for adventure, pushing through ice floes to allow uninterrupted views of mighty glaciers, iceberg-strewn waters, sunbathing seals and breaching whales. A fleet of Zodiacs allows plenty of on-shore adventures too. Observe the behaviour of penguins in their natural habitat while experiencing this pristine frosted wilderness first-hand.

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01 King penguins, South Georgia02 Silver Explorer, Lemaire Channel, Antarctica03 Crabeater seals, Antarctica04 Humpback whale, Gerlache Strait, Antarctica05 Polar bear, Svalbard, Arctic, Opposite

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Experience the Arctic Circle’s awe-inspiring wonders. Our Arctic cruises venture into remote regions at the top of the world in search of walrus, reindeer, seals, whales, seabirds and, of course, the mighty polar bear. As we glide past towering glaciers and snow-capped mountains under the midnight sun, learn of Viking legends and whaling history. Only accessible during the brief summer thaw, this intriguing yet unforgettable land will reveal nature's beauty and fragility.

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EAST AS IA & RUSS IAN FAR EAST

With impassable winter ice floes, the Sea of Okhotsk north of Japan remains one of the world’s least explored yet most ecologically intriguing seas. The outlying Kuril Islands are a haven for seabirds, fur seals and sea lions. On the Kamchatka Peninsula, the world’s largest brown bears hunt for salmon. This geothermal wonderland is also home to volcanoes, geysers, thermal springs and boiling mud. Several expeditions continue to the Aleutians and the Alaska and Kenai peninsulas — among North America’s most inaccessible places. Others head to Japan’s wildlife-rich islands and coastal Siberia.

01 Yankicha, Kuril Islands, Russia © Sergey Frolov02 King George Falls, Kimberley Coast, Australia © Western Australian Tourism03 King penguins, Macquarie Island, Australia04 Southern Right Whale, New Zealand © Chris McLennan



A U S T R A L I A & N E W Z E A L A N D

AUSTRAL IA & NEW ZEALAND

These two expedition experiences couldn’t be more climatically different. In northwest Australia, explore the untamed Kimberley. Under endless blue skies, gaze upon thundering waterfalls, soaring cliffs and ancient rock art. Explore tidal channels that are home to Saltwater crocodiles and the famed Barramundi. In New Zealand’s rarely visited Sub-Antarctic Islands, the scenery is equally dramatic. Visit all five island groups, each with its own distinct biodiversity. See a rare Yellow-eyed penguin, admire a Wandering albatross launching into flight and listen to a bellowing sea lion staking his territory.

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M I C R O N E S I A , M E L A N E S I A & P O LY N E S I A

MICRONES IA , MELANES IA & POLYNES IA

A trio of truly stunning island chains strung out over the Pacific, each archipelago offers its own remarkable culture and vivid colours. Yap in Micronesia, and Vanuatu and New Guinea’s outer islands in Melanesia, are home to some of Oceania’s most traditional people whose lives are centred on gardens, reefs, ocean and ancestors. Experience their exuberant, ceremonial hospitality. Polynesia, immortalised by the French artist Paul Gauguin, is a true paradise with some of the bluest waters on earth. Snorkel and dive coral gardens, home to many colourful fish.


01 Palau, Rock Islands, Micronesia02 Orangutan, Borneo 03 Asmat Village Chief, Indonesia © Lex Santoso04 Sweetlips, Raja Ampat, Indonesia


SOUTHEAST AS IA

Delve into the rainforests of Borneo, the last stronghold for creatures such as the Pygmy elephant, the shy Borneo rhino and the orangutan. Sulawesi is home to the Torajan people with their captivating villages, dramatic death rituals and timeless traditions. With Indonesia considered the global epicentre of marine biodiversity, the region is home to spectacular underwater wonders. The Philippines is another underwater nirvana, containing not only coral reefs and fascinating WWII wrecks but the Puerto Princesa underground river — one of the “New Seven Wonders of Nature”.

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EUROPE & BR IT ISH ISLES

Exploring dramatic landscapes and centuries of history, our voyages around northern France, the Islands of the Azores and Britain’s west coast offer a completely different perspective on this part of the world. From the picturesque charm of French fishing villages where time has stood still to the rugged beauty of the Welsh coastline, each port reveals natural and historical treasures along with cultural insights. Identify diverse species of seabirds with the assistance of the onboard ornithologist and savour France’s Bordeaux region in the company of Silversea’s wine expert.

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AFR ICA

Cruise Africa's little-known Atlantic coast from South Africa’s stunning Cape Town in the south to Senegal’s Dakar – the continent’s westernmost mainland city. Learn more about the cultures of Namibia, Angola, Congo, Cameroon, Togo and Ghana. Hear how voodoo beliefs began, admire the fishing skills of Benin’s Tofinu people who live in overwater stilt houses and spend an afternoon with village schoolchildren. Our expert naturalists join forces with experienced local guides to offer enriching eco-adventures allowing glimpses of rare birds, colourful butterflies and wild monkeys.

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01 Victorian Muckross House, Killarney, I reland02 Puf fins, Skomer Island03 Silver Explorer, St. Kilda04 Harvesting grapes, Bordeaux05 Lome, Togo, West Africa05



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CENTRAL & SOUTH AMER ICA

A daytime transit of the Panama Canal, a journey to the whale playground of Columbia’s Utria National Natural Park and a close-up view of Chile’s dramatic fjords are among the highlights of Silversea’s Central America and South America itineraries. Be on the lookout for Howler monkeys, sea lion colonies, Scarlet macaws, Humboldt penguins, cormorants, boobies and more. Swim and snorkel through brilliant waters, or discover even more by kayak. Many of our South America cruises offer optional land programmes that provide insights into the fascinating Maya, Inca and Chimú cultures.



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GALÁPAGOS

Ecuador’s pristine Galápagos Islands attract nature lovers eager to see wildlife species found nowhere else on earth. While exploring this untamed paradise, marvel at the trusting nature of the Giant tortoises, Land and Marine iguanas, Blue- and Red-footed boobies, Flightless cormorants, Lava lizards, sea lions, penguins and flamingos. The archipelago’s landscapes are as varied as its inhabitants, ranging from lush mangroves to barren lava fields. Our onboard enrichment lectures provide guests with a deeper appreciation of this unique island group.

NORTH CENTRAL

• Visit “Bird Island” home to over 70 bird species

• Climb Prince Philip’s Steps and visit a thriving seabird colony

• Observe sea lion families and the famed Giant tortoises

• Walk across lava fields and watch for Lava lizards

• Spot Red- and Blue-footed boobies

• Find corals on North Seymour Island

• Hike up the sides of an extinct volcano

• See water-spouting “blowers”

• Swim and snorkel in tranquil, clear waters

• Photograph colourful Marine iguanas

WESTERN

• Walk across spectacular lava fields

• Explore tidal pools and scalesia forests

• See pelicans and penguins

• Snorkel searching for Green sea turtles

• Hike through forests of Palo Santo “ Incense” trees

• Encounter a colony of Marine iguanas

• Visit one of the most volcanically active places on Earth

• See wild f lamingos (in season) and nesting Sea turtles

• Observe Giant tortoises and sea lions

• Photograph iconic Pinnacle Rock

01 Keel billed toucan, Central America Opposite

02 Blue-footed boobies, Galápagos03 Male Frigate bird, Galápagos04 Land iguana, Galápagos04

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EXPEDIT ION TEAMEach Expedition Team member is selected for a particular expertise. Their education, experience and enthusiasm make them ideal companions for wilderness adventure. The lecture staff will introduce you to the history, wildlife, terrain and cultural customs we expect to encounter as we reach each thrilling new destination.

*German-speaking Lecturer Voyages typically sail with one Expedition Leader, one Assistant Expedition Leader, and five or more Expedition Staff. Team members are subject to change. Visit si lversea.com/expeditions to meet the Expedition Team on your voyage.

EXPEDITION LEADERS & ASSISTANTS

CONRAD COMBRINK Director Expedition Planning & Strategic DevelopmentROBIN WEST Expedition LeaderSTEFAN KREDEL Expedition LeaderJUAN CARLOS RESTREPO Expedition LeaderKARA WELLER Expedition LeaderTIM AMM Assistant Expedition LeaderDANIIL ELTERMAN Assistant Expedition LeaderDANIEL ARTEAGA Expedition LeaderISRAEL MATA ZAVALA Expedition LeaderJARDA VERSLOOT WEST Assistant Expedition Leader

EXPEDITION LECTURERS

ROBIN AIELLO Marine BiologistDR. CLAIRE ALLUM AnthropologistPROF. DR. FRANZ BAIRLEIN Ornithologist*

DR. COLLEEN BATEY Historian*

LUCIANO BERNACCHI Glaciologist

DR. MARK BRAZIL OrnithologistGORDON CORRIGAN MBE Military HistorianIMOGEN CORRIGAN Medieval HistorianCHRIS CUTLER NaturalistPETER DAMISCH HistorianMARIEKE EGAN General NaturalistSTEVE EGAN General NaturalistDR. MARCO FAVERO Marine Biologist & Fisheries ExpertSUE FLOOD Wildlife FilmmakerKIT VAN WAGNER Marine BiologistDR. H INRICH HANSSEN Marine BiologistFRITZ HERTL OrnithologistCLAUDIA HOLGATE EnvironmentalistMAYUMI KANAMURA Japanese Cultural ExpertKAROLINA KARAS Bear Guard & General NaturalistLUKE KENNY Marine BiologistULI KUNZ Oceanographer*

DR. MICHAELA MAYER Marine Biologist*

DR. TOBY MUSGRAVE Ethno Botanist

RICH PAGEN OrnithologistDR. HANS PETER REINTHALER Botanist*

CHRIS SRIGLEY Bear Guard & General NaturalistDR. PATRICIA SILVA RODRIGUEZ OrnithologistWILL WAGSTAFF OrnithologistCHRISTIAN WALTER Ethno Historian*

DR. SANDRA WALSER Polar Historian*

ALEX MOFFAT WOOD Antarctic HistorianPAMELA LE NOURY Marine BiologistPETRA GLARDON ZoologistTHOMAS HAMMERICH GeologistTUA PITTMAN Traditional Master NavigatorULI ERFURTH Biologist *DR. ULRICH DORNSIEPEN Geologist*LARS RASMUSSEN OrnithologistLOUIS JUSTIN HistorianMALCOLM TURNER BiologistMARK BUCKINGHAM Marine BiologistRAY STRANAGAN PhotographerRICHARD SIDEY Photographer

ANDREW MARSHALL Marine Biologist & EcologistCRAIG WARD Marine BiologistDR. GREG CALVERT BiologistDR. GUDRUN BUCHER Historian*

EXPEDITION STAFF – GALÁPAGOS

SILVIA PANCHANA Naturalist GuideMÓNICA PLAZA MEJ ÍA Naturalist GuideSANDIE SALAZAR BiologistMAGDALENA TERNEUS Field Staff Coordinator & Pack GuideGIANCARLO TOTI Naturalist and Dive MasterDESIRÉE CRUZ Naturalist Guide

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01 Silver Explorer, Paradise Bay, Antarctica02 Finches from the Galápagos Archipelago.

I l lustration from: ‘ Journal of researches into the natural history and geology of the countries visited during the voyage of HMS Beagle round the world, under the command of Capt. Fitz Roy, RN’ by Charles Darwin, 1890

03 The voyage of HMS Beagle, 1831-1836All images © RGS-IBG

ROYAL GEOGRAPHICAL SOCIETY

In an exclusive partnership, The Royal Geographical Society and Silversea Expeditions have joined forces to spread knowledge collated from centuries of scientific exploration. The renowned Royal Geographical Society (with The Institute of British Geographers) is providing detailed scientific and historical information to guests embarking on voyages aboard Silver Explorer, Silver Discoverer and Silver Galapagos.

Explore the Society’s Collection

Throughout its history, the Society has enhanced geographical and environmental education, been a champion of fieldwork and scientific expeditions and raised public understanding of the changing world. The Society has been a notable supporter and communicator of the work of leading explorers and scientists, including Charles Darwin, David Livingstone, Robert Scott, Sir Ernest Shackleton and Sir Edmund Hillary.

As a Silversea guest, you will have access to a wide range of specialised visual and written content from the Society, enabling you to learn even more about early expeditions to destinations including Antarctica, the Arctic, the Galápagos Islands, South America, Africa and Europe.

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INTIMATE SHIPS FOR JUST 100 TO 132 GUESTS

Well-travelled, international guests and an impressive staff-to-guest ratio create a gracious and sophisticated ambience on board, one that reflects the genuine hospitality of our European heritage.

ALL OCEAN-VIEW ACCOMMODATIONS

Our accommodations are some of the largest at sea, featuring luxurious amenities that can be customised to your individual preferences.

BUTLER SERVICE FOR ALL SUITES

Enjoy the services of a highly trained butler. Silversea is the only cruise line with butler service for all suites.

COMPLIMENTARY BEVERAGES IN-SUITE AND THROUGHOUT THE SHIP

Select wines, premium spirits and speciality coffees, as well as juices and soft drinks are complimentary in all bars and lounges. Your suite’s refrigerator and bar are also stocked with your preferred beverages including wines and spirits.

GRATUITIES ALWAYS INCLUDED

Onboard gratuities are included in your cruise fare, assuring a level of service motivated only by a desire to see you smile. Not including spa and salon treatments.

OPEN-SEATING DINING

Dine when and with whomever you please during breakfast, lunch and dinner. No assigned times, no assigned tables.

IN-SUITE DINING AND ROOM SERVICE

You can have breakfast delivered to your suite or a formal dinner ordered from The Restaurant menu. Lighter fare is always available from our room service menu.

COMPLIMENTARY EXPEDITION ACTIVITIES AND SHORE EXCURSIONS AT ALL PORTS

A programme of unique shore experiences, led by expert guides, extend our onboard educational programme ashore.

S I LVERSEA’S ALL- INCLUS IVE L I FESTYLE

Silversea Expedition ships maintain Silversea’s longstanding reputation for personal, all-inclusive service. All meals, all wine and spirits will be complimentary throughout your voyage. As are all onboard gratuities. Room service, too, is complimentary. Your bed features a down duvet, fine Pratesi® linens and your choice of a firm or soft mattress. Importantly, all expedition activities with guides are included in the cost of the voyage.



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VOYAGE DATE DAYS PORT

7501 ^ 9 Jan 10Ushuaia, Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days), Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Ushuaia

7502 ^ 19 Jan 18Ushuaia, Day at Sea, New Island, West Point Island, 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

7503 ^ 6 Feb 10Ushuaia, Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days), Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Ushuaia



7506 ^ 8 Mar 23Ushuaia, Day at Sea, New Island, West Point Island, Stanley, 2 Days at Sea, South Georgia (5 days), 4 Days at Sea, Tristan De Cunha, Nightingale Island, 4 Days at Sea, Cape Town

7525 ^ 14 Nov 18Ushuaia, Day at Sea, New Island, West Point Island, Stanley, 2 Days at Sea, South Georgia (3 days), 2 Days at Sea, Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days), Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Ushuaia

7526 ^ 2 Dec 10Ushuaia, Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days), Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Ushuaia

7527 ^ 12 Dec 10Ushuaia, Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (5 days), Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Ushuaia

7528 ^ 22 Dec 12Ushuaia, Day at Sea, New Island, West Point Island, Stanley, 2 Days at Sea, Cruise and explore Antarctic Peninsula (4 days), Transit the Drake Passage (2 days), Ushuaia


9514 21 Jun 18

Otaru, Korsakov, Tyleniy Island, Chirpoy Island, Yankicha Island, Matua Island, Lovyshki Islands, Makanrushi Island, Atlasova Island, Petropavlovsk (Kamchatsky), Day at Sea, Cross International Date Line (gain a day), Attu Island, Kiska Harbour, Adak, Day at Sea, Dutch Harbour, Unga Spit, Semidi Islands, Geographic Harbour, Kukak Bay, Chiswell Islands, Holgate Glacier, Seward

9515 8 Jul 12

Seward, Holgate Glacier, Chiswell Islands, Kukak Bay, Geographic Harbour, Semidi Islands, Chignik, Unga Spit, Dutch Harbour, St. Paul Island, St. Matthew Island, Hall Island, Cross International Date Line (lose a day), Provideniya, Cape Dezhnev, Big Diomede Island, Yanrakynnot, Yttygran Island, Cross International Date Line (gain a day), Nome (Alaska)

9516 20 Jul 14

Nome (Alaska), Cross International Date Line (lose a day), Provideniya, Big Diomede Island, Cape Dezhnev, Yanrakynnot, Yttygran Island, Day at Sea, Anastasiya Bay, Dezneva Bay, Meynypilgyno Village, Cape Navarin, Gulf of Anadyr, Anadyr, Kresta Bay, Konergino & Meechkin Island, Enmelen & Rudera Cape, Preobrazheniya & Achen Lagoon, Provideniya, Cross International Date Line (gain a day), Nome (Alaska)

9517 3 Aug 17

Nome (Alaska), Cross International Date Line (lose a day), Provideniya, Gabriela Bay, Dezneva Bay, Lavrova Bay, Verkhoturov Island, Tymlat, Karaginskiy Island, Cape Severo-Zapadnyi, Nikolskoe, Chazma River, Kamenistaya Bay, Zupanova River, Morzovaya Bay, Petropavlovsk (Kamchatsky), Shumshu Island, Atlasova Island, Onekotan Island, Lovyshki Islands, Matua Island, Yankicha Island, Chirpoy Island, Tyuleniy Island, Korsakov, Otaru

9518 21 Aug 18

Otaru, Korsakov, Tyuleniy Island, Piltun Lagoon, Iona Island, Shantar Islands, Malminskie Islands & Fedora Bay, Okhotsk, Talan Island & Zavyalov Island, Yamskie Islands & Cape Japon, Kvachina River & Utkholok Peninsula, Kamchatka River, Shumshu Island, Atlasova Island, Onekotan Island, Lovyshki Island, Matua Island, Yankicha Island, Chirpoy Island, Kunashir Island, Korsakov, Otaru

9519 8 Sep 15Otaru, Korsakov, Day at Sea, Olga Bay, Petrov & Zakatnaya, Vladivostok , 2 Days at Sea, Kumamoto, Yakushima, Motobo (Okinawa), Miyako-jima, Iriomote-jima, Taketomi Island, Hualien, Taipei (Keelung)

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9501 7 Jan 15Dunedin, The Snares, Enderby & Auckland Islands, Day at Sea, Macquarie Island , Day at Sea, Campbell Island, Day at Sea, Antipodes Islands, Bounty Islands, Pitt Island, Chatham Island, Day at Sea, Napier, Wellington

9502 22 Jan 9Wellington, Kaikoura, Nelson, Day at Sea, Cruising Milford & Dusky Sounds, The Snares, Ulva Island (Steward Island), Dunedin, Lyttelton (Christchurch)

9507# 28 Mar 12Benoa (Bali), Kodi, Komodo, Pink Beach (Komodo), Savu, Day at Sea, Wyndham, Cruise and explore Kimberley Coast (6 days), Broome

9508# 9 Apr 10 Broome, Cruise and explore Kimberley Coast (5 days), Wyndham, Day at Sea, Leti Island, Darwin

9509# 19 Apr 10 Darwin, Leti Island, Day at Sea, Wyndham, Cruise and explore Kimberley Coast (6 days), Broome

9510# 29 Apr 10 Broome, Cruise and explore Kimberley Coast (6 days), Wyndham, Day at Sea, Leti Island, Darwin

9511# 9 May 10 Darwin, Leti Island, Day at Sea, Wyndham, Cruise and explore Kimberley Coast (6 days), Broome

9512# 19 May 10 Broome, Cruise and explore Kimberley Coast (6 days), Wyndham, Day at Sea, Leti Island, Darwin

9526 20 Dec 14Auckland, White Island, Napier, Day at Sea, Chatham Island, Pitt Island, Bounty Islands, Antipodes Islands, Day at Sea, Campbell Island, Enderby & Auckland Islands, The Snares, Cruising Dusky Sound, Ulva Island (Steward Island), Dunedin


7512 ^ 12 Jun 10 Tromsø, Day at Sea, Bear Island, Cruise and explore Svalbard (7 days), Longyearbyen

7513 ^ 22 Jun 10 Longyearbyen, Cruise and explore Svalbard (7 days), Bear Island, Tromsø

7514 ^ 2 Jul 10 Tromsø, Day at Sea, Bear Island, Cruise and explore Svalbard (7 days), Longyearbyen

7515 ^ 12 Jul 10 Longyearbyen, Cruise and explore Svalbard (7 days), Bear Island, Tromsø

7516 ^ 22 Jul 10 Tromsø, Day at Sea, Bear Island, Cruise and explore Svalbard (7 days), Longyearbyen

7517 ^ 1 Aug 14Longyearbyen, Cruise and explore Svalbard (5 days), 2 Days at Sea, Scoresby Sund (4 days), Day at Sea, Grundarfjordur, Reykjavik

7518 15 Aug 12Reykjavik, Day at Sea, Skoldungen Fjord (Thyrms Glacier), Prins Christian Sund, Nanortalik, Unartoq Island, Qaqortoq, Hvalsey, Brattahild, Itilleq, Day at Sea, Nuuk, Sisimiut, Ilulissat, Day at Sea, Kangerlussuaq

7519 27 Aug 7Kangerlussuaq, Sisimiut, Qeqertarsuaq, Qilaqitsoq, Uummannaq, Saqqaq, Eqip Sermia Glacier, Ilulissat, Day at Sea, Kangerlussuaq

7520 3 Sep 17Kangerlussuaq, Sisimiut, Saqqaq, Ilulissat, Day at Sea, Nuuk, Day at Sea, Iqaluit, Lower Savage Island, Nanook Harbour (Baffin Island), Day at Sea, Cape Dorset (Baffin Island), Opingivik, Akpatok Island, 2 Days at Sea, Battle Harbour, L’Anse aux Meadows, Twillingate, St. John's (Newfoundland)

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Overnight in port Venetian Society guests enjoy a 5% additional benefit Diving available on this voyage

^ Silver Explorer Air Charter Packages. See page 26 for more information. # Kimberley voyages include complimentary Bungle Bungle flight.


Overnight in port Venetian Society guests enjoy a 5% additional benefit Diving available on this voyage

* Silver Discoverer Air Charter Packages. See page 26 for more information.

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7508 23 Apr 14Dakar, Day at Sea, Praia, Mindelo (St. Vicente Island), Day at Sea, Ad Dakhla, Las Palmas, San Sebastian, Selvagem,

Funchal, Day at Sea, Angra do Heroismo (Azores), Ponta Delgada (Azores)

7509 7 May 11Ponta Delgada (Azores), Horta, Madalena, (Pico Island, Azores), Angra do Heroismo (Azores), Day at Sea, Funchal,

Porto Santo, 2 Days at Sea, Safi, Casablanca, Portimão, Lisbon

7510 18 May 11Lisbon, Leixoes (Oporto), Vigo, Cies Islands, Day at Sea, Bilbao, Bordeaux , Dartmouth,

St. Mary’s (Isles of Scilly), Tresco (Isles of Scilly), Pembroke, Skomer Island, Dublin

7511 29 May 14

Dublin, Church Bay, Portrush, Iona, Tobermory, Armadale Bay (Isle of Skye), Isle of Rum, St. Kilda, Torshavn, Tvøroyri,

Vestmanna Bird Cliffs, Day at Sea, Geiranger, Isle of Runde, Ålesund, Kristiansund, Torghatten (Bronnoy),

Vega Archipelago, Trollfjorden Cruise, Tromsø


7507 31 Mar 23Cape Town, Day at Sea, Luderitz, Walvis Bay , Day at Sea, Namibe, Lobito, Luanda, Pointe Noire, Day at Sea, São Tomé, Kribi, Limbe (Victoria), Day at Sea, Cotonou, Lome, Day at Sea, Takoradi, 2 Days at Sea, Aberdeen (Freetown), Day at Sea, Dakar

C E N T R A L & S O U T H A M E R I C A S I LV E R E X P L O R E R 1 3 2 G U E S T S


7522 11 Oct 8Colon, Transit Panama Canal, Darien Jungle, Bahia Solano, Ultria National Park (Nugui Harbour) , Isla Gorgona, Manta, Isla de la Plata, Guayaquil

7523 19 Oct 14Guayaquil, Paita, Cruising Isla Lobos de Tierra, Salaverry, Isla Guanape, Callao, Paracas, Day at Sea, Matarani, Arica, Day at Sea, Antofogasta, Isla Pan de Azucar, Isla Chanaral, Coquimbo, Valparaíso (Santiago)

7524 12 Nov 15Valparaíso (Santiago), Day at Sea, Niebla, Puerto Montt, Castro, Day at Sea, Cruising Pio X Glacier, Cruise White Narrows, Puerto Natales , Cruise White Narrows, Punta Arenas, Garibaldi Glacier, Ushuaia


9504 8 Feb 13Auckland, Bay of Islands, Day at Sea, Norfolk Island, Day at Sea, Ile des Pins, Lifou, Tanna, Ambrym Island, Luganville, Champagne Beach, Tikopia, Utupua Island, Port Mary (Santa Ana Island), Honiara

9505* 21 Feb 17Honiara, Marovo Lagoon (Vangunu Island), Kennedy Island, Rabaul , Tatau Island, Kapingamarangi, Nukuoro (Pohnpei), Kolonia (Pohnpei), Day at Sea, Chuuk Lagoon, Pulap (Chuuk), Satawal (Yap), Ifalik (Yap), Day at Sea, Yap (Yap), Ngulu Atoll (Yap), Koror

9520* 28 Sep 16Koror, Ngulu Atoll (Yap), Yap (Yap), Sorol (Yap), Day at Sea, Ali Island, Murik Lakes, Kopar Village (Sepik River), Madang, Tami Islands, Day at Sea, Gizo, Kennedy Island, Marovo Lagoon (Vangunu Island), Port Mary (Santa Ana Island), Utupua Island, 2 Days at Sea, Lautoka

9521 14 Oct 12Lautoka, Levuka (Ovalau), Leleuvia, Fulanga, Day at Sea, Neiafu (Vava'u Group), Mala Island, Cross International Date Line (gain a day), Alofi, Day at Sea, Palmerston Island, Aitutaki, Day at Sea, Bora Bora, Opoa (Raiatea), Moto Iriru (Raiatea), Papeete

9522 25 Oct 10Papeete, Rangiroa, Ahe Lagoon (Tuamoto Islands), Manihi, Day at Sea, Fatu Hiva (Marquesas Islands), Pau Mao Bay (Hiva Oa, Marquesas Islands), Atuona (Hiva Oa, Marquesas Islands), Hakahau (Ua Pao, Marquesas Islands), Day at Sea, Fakarava (Tuamoto Archipelago), Tikihau (Tuamotu Archipelago), Papeete

9523 4 Nov 14Papeete, Bora Bora, Day at Sea, Aitutaki, Day at Sea, Suwarrow, Manihiki, Cross International Date Line (lose a day), 2 Days at Sea, Kanton Island, Phoenix Islands (2 days), Nukunono, Assau, Apia

9524 19 Nov 18Apia, Asau, Mata-Utu (Wallis Island), Day at Sea, Funafuti, Nanumea, Day at Sea, Bonriki (Tarawa Atoll), Butaritari, Majuro, Bouj (Ailinglaplap Atoll), Jeh (Ailinglaplap Atoll), Day at Sea, Kosrae, Pingelap, Day at Sea, Kapingamarangi, Day at Sea, Taro Island, Honiara

9525 7 Dec 12Honiara, Auki, Langa Langa Lagoon, Port Mary (Santa Ana Island), Utupua Island, Luganville, Ambrym Island, Lifou, Ile des Pins, Day at Sea, Norfolk Island, Day at Sea, Bay of Islands, Auckland


9506* 10 Mar 18

Koror, Fanna & Sonsorol Islands, Day at Sea, Ternate, Boo Islands, Misool Island (Raja Ampat), Den Weg Islands (Teluk Berau), MacCluer Gulf (Teluk Berau), Day at Sea, Agats (Asmat Expedition) , Day at Sea, Banda Nera, Day at Sea, Kalabahi (Takpala), Alor Island, Lamalerap Village (Lomblem Island), Palau Suanggi, Savu, Komodo, Pink Beach (Komodo), Kodi, Bali (Benoa)

9513 29 May 14Darwin, Day at Sea, Savu, Palau Suanggi, Lamalerap Village (Lomblem Island), Alor Island, Kalabahi (Takpala), Day at Sea, Palopo (Sulawesi), Pare Pare (Sulawesi), Day at Sea, Tarakan, Tawau (Sabah), Sipadan Island, Kinabatangan River, Sandakan, Kudat, Kota Kinabalu

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GALÁPAGOS PRE- & POST-CRUISE LAND ADVENTURES

Extend your Galápagos voyage with these Land Adventures. Offered before or after select voyages, these excursions explore a region’s must-see destinations and include accommodation, porterage, transfers, sightseeing and some meals.

LIMA, PERU

Amazon Explorer

Pygmy marmosets, Howler monkeys, toucan — the lowland forests of Peru’s Amazon Basin offer some of the most exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities on the planet. Journey to a destination where few travellers have set foot. Travel in all-suite luxury aboard M/V Aria, dining on perhaps the finest Amazonian-Peruvian gourmet cuisine on the river. Learn about this amazing ecosystem from expert naturalists as you cruise through wild lands of unsurpassed beauty. This adventure also includes an overnight stay and tour of Lima, Peru’s colonial capital.

Six nights post-cruise

Lake Titicaca & Puno

Journey into the Andes to Lake Titicaca, known as the ‘Sacred Waters of the Inca Empire’ and the highest navigable lake in the world. Cruise to the floating reed islands of the Uros people with their centuries-old way of life, and visit Taquile Island to admire the ancient weaving traditions of the Quechua-speaking Taquilenos. ‘Taquile and its Textile Art’ has been proclaimed a “Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity” by UNESCO. In Puno, visit the Sillustani tombs, ingeniously designed chullpas (burial towers) of the ancient Colla civilisation, before your overnight and flight to Quito.

Four nights pre-cruise

Machu Picchu Explorer

Begin your Galápagos expedition with the unmatched splendour of Machu Picchu, the glorious ‘Lost City of the Incas’ and one of the ‘New Seven Wonders of the World’. Set high in the Peruvian Andes amidst craggy peaks and billowing clouds, this spectacular monument of human achievement lay undiscovered until 1911. Tours, overnights and flights from Lima to beautiful Cusco and stunning Quito, plus a scenic roundtrip journey in Peru’s Vistadome train are included in this unforgettable land programme.

Four nights pre-cruise Three nights post-cruise

Machu Picchu Grande Explorer

Similar to Machu Picchu Explorer, this enhanced land programme, however, features a journey to Machu Picchu aboard the legendary Hiram Bingham, one of the top 10 rail journeys in the world. Travel in luxury in exquisitely and meticulously restored Pullman cars and enjoy brunch with live music as you travel through the dramatic Andean scenery of the Urubamba Valley. Stay overnight at the famed Sanctuary Lodge, the only hotel adjacent to Machu Picchu, allowing you to spend additional time to explore the ancient Inca citadel with fewer tourists.

Four nights pre-cruise Three nights post-cruise

G A L Á P A G O S S I LV E R G A L A P A G O S 1 0 0 G U E S T S

NORTH CENTRAL ITINERARY BALTRA TO SAN CRISTOBAL

WESTERN ITINERARY SAN CRISTOBAL TO BALTRA

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8503 17 Jan 8504 24 Jan

8505 31 Jan 8506 7 Feb

8507 14 Feb 8508 21 Feb

8509 28 Feb 8510 7 Mar

8511 14 Mar 8512 21 Mar

8513 28 Mar 8514 4 Apr

8515 11 Apr 8516 18 Apr

8517 25 Apr 8518 2 May

8519 9 May 8520 16 May

8521 23 May 8522 30 May

8523 6 Jun 8524 13 Jun

8525 20 Jun 8526 27 Jun

8527 4 Jul 8528 11 Jul

8529 18 Jul 8530 25 Jul

8531 1 Aug 8532 8 Aug

8533 15 Aug 8534 22 Aug

8535 29 Aug 8535A 5 Sep

8536 26 Sep 8537 3 Oct

8538 10 Oct 8539 17 Oct

8540 24 Oct 8541 31 Oct

8542 7 Nov 8543 14 Nov

8544 21 Nov 8545 28 Nov

8546 5 Dec 8547 12 Dec

8548 19 Dec 8549 26 Dec

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SILVER GALAPAGOS AIR PACKAGEFor Silver Galapagos voyages guests are strongly recommended to purchase the Silver Galapagos Air Package to ensure a smooth arrival and departure in Ecuador. The Silver Galapagos Air Package includes Economy Class Air from Quito to Galápagos and return to Guayaquil; Galápagos National Park entrance fees and Galápagos Immigration fee. In addition Silversea recommends the purchase of airport / hotel transfers in Quito and Guayaquil, one night pre-hotel accommodations in Quito and, if necessary, use of a hotel dayroom in Guayaquil (for those with late evening flight departures). Guests purchasing the Silver Galapagos Air Package will be met by a Silversea host at Quito airport to assist them with the airline check-in and immigration process, and upon arrival in Galápagos our host will welcome and guide guests through the park entrance process and direct them to waiting ground transportation.


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S ILVER EXPLORER

SHIP SPECIFICATIONS

Lloyd’s Register Ice-class Rating 1A Crew 117 Guests 132 Tonnage 6,072 Length 354 FT / 107.9 M Width 52 FT / 15.8 M Speed 14 Knots Refurbished 2008

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DECK 06Observation Lounge The Theatre The Spa Outdoor Grill Whirlpools

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DECK 04The Restaurant Boutique Fitness Centre Beauty Salon Launderette

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SHIP SPECIFICATIONS

Crew 75 Guests 100 Tonnage 4,077 Length 289 FT / 88.16 M Width 50 FT / 15.3 M Speed 10 / 17 Knots Refurbished 2013

SUITE CATEGORIES

Silver Suite Deluxe Veranda Suite Veranda Suite Terrace Suite Explorer Suite

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DECK 05The Grill

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DECK 03Boutique / Library Main Lounge Reception / Expedition Desk Snorkelling Area

DECK 02The Restaurant Medical Centre

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S ILVER D ISCOVERERINTRODUCED TO THE FLEET IN 2014

SHIP SPECIFICATIONS

Guests 128 Tonnage 5,218 Length 338 FT/102.9M Width 51 FT/15.4M Speed 14 Knots Refurbished 2014

SUITE CATEGORIES

Medallion Suite Veranda Suite Vista Suite View Suite Explorer Suite 3rd Guest Capacity

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FARE GUARANTEE

Silversea’s Fare Guarantee provides you with the peace of mind in knowing that when you plan ahead and book early, not only will you be able to reserve your desired suite, but you can also benefit from any future reduction in the Silver Privilege Fares for your voyage, upon request.

SILVER PRIVILEGE FARES

Silver Privilege Fares offer you one simple low fare for your desired suite.

ONBOARD BOOKINGS

Book your next voyage while you are sailing and enjoy up to 5% benefit on the cruise fare.

EXTENDED VOYAGE SAVINGS

Combine two or more consecutive voyages and enjoy up to 5% additional benefit.

SOLO TRAVELLERS

Single fares are available on all voyages ranging from 25%–100% above the double occupancy fare.

THE VENETIAN SOCIETY

A special circle of friends with exclusive privileges and prestigious benefits. Visit the Venetian Society pages of our website at venetiansociety.com, to find details about benefits, programmes and Venetian Society sailings.

Look for this icon when choosing your voyage for additional Venetian Society benefit.

Membership Privileges

• Onboard recognition and private parties

• Additional 5% benefit on select voyages

• Ship visitation privileges

REST ASSURED PROGRAMME

On select 2015 voyages, enjoy peace of mind and the freedom to change your travel plans within the critical 1–120 days prior to sailing and receive a 100% Rest Assured Cruise Credit good towards a future voyage. May not be available on all voyages or all suite categories. For full details, including pricing, terms and conditions, please visit silversea.com

PRE- & POST-CRUISE LAND ADVENTURES

These multi-day programmes offer additional opportunities to discover more of the hidden treasures of the lands you visit. Available on select voyages. Visit silversea.com for more information.

OUR PROGRAMMES

Silversea offers one of the most exclusive experiences at sea and one of the best values in travel. Book your voyage early and enjoy the best fares available. All programmes are capacity controlled and subject to availability.


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FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT

TERMS & CONDIT IONSAll Silver Privilege Fares are cruise-only, available in Australian and in US dollars, per guest, based on double-occupancy. Fares are capacity controlled, and subject to change at any time without notice. Availability of all suite categories cannot be guaranteed. Fares for single guests are available upon request. Additional restrictions may apply.

Silversea’s Fare Guarantee Programme applies only to guests booking Silver Privilege Fares. Guests will be eligible for reimbursement if the Silver Privilege Fare for their particular voyage and suite category is reduced after they have made a booking and deposit with Silversea and Silversea has received their written request for a fare adjustment prior to their sailing date. Requests for reimbursement received on or after the sailing date will be denied. Reimbursement provided under this guarantee will be in the form of a shipboard credit, suite upgrade, future cruise credit, fare reduction or other method. Silversea reserves the sole right to determine the method of reimbursement made to guests. The amount of reimbursement the guests receive will be determined by the difference between the Silver Privilege Fare actually paid by the guest and the Silver Privilege Fare displayed on Silversea.com the day the request is received by Silversea.

Expedition Highlights and wildlife described in this brochure are possible experiences only and cannot be guaranteed. All advertised savings, offers, programmes and itineraries are subject to change without notice. Additional restrictions may apply. Silversea reserves the right to correct any errors or omissions. Visit silversea.com for full offer details and complete Terms and Conditions.

This brochure may contain inadvertent technical or factual inaccuracies and typographical errors. Silversea reserves the right to correct errors and omissions at any time without prior notice, and to cancel any offered product, service, programme, reward, savings, credit, amenity, etc. in the event of any error or omission in the description, including pricing and availability. Ships’ registry: Bahamas.

SILVERSEA EXPEDITIONS AIR CHARTER

To facilitate travel to certain remote embarkation/debarkation ports it may become mandatory for guests to purchase a Silversea air charter package (“Air Charter Package(s)”). If an Air Charter Package is required, the charter flight will be in economy class and will include the transfers from the airport to ship and ship to the airport. Silversea will make the final determination of the necessity of a charter flight 120 days prior to the voyage departure date.

^Silver Explorer Air Charter Packages

For Silver Explorer voyages embarking and/or disembarking in Ushuaia and Longyearbyen, guests are required to purchase Silversea’s Air Charter Package for an additional charge.

Air Charter Packages for voyages embarking and/or disembarking in Ushuaia include Economy Class charter air service between Buenos Aires and Ushuaia plus applicable transfers in Ushuaia between airport/pier.

Air Charter Packages for voyages embarking and/or disembarking in Longyearbyen include Economy Class charter air service between Oslo and Longyearbyen plus applicable transfers in Longyearbyen between airport/pier.

*Silver Discoverer Air Charter Package

For Silver Discoverer voyages embarking and/or disembarking in Koror, Palau, guests are required to purchase Silversea’s Air Charter Package for an additional charge.

Air Charter Packages for voyages embarking and/or disembarking in Koror, Palau include Economy Class charter air service between Manila (or other gateway city as designated by Silversea) and Koror plus applicable transfers in Koror.

Purchase of the Silver Explorer and/or Silver Discoverer Air Charter Package is required regardless of utilisation. Additional restrictions apply. Ushuaia, Longyearbyen and Koror Air Charter Package may only be cancelled upon complete cancellation of the cruise reservation and is 100% non-refundable 60-0 days prior to the initial sailing date. For full terms and conditions please see our website at www.silversea.com/terms-conditions/air-programme.

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