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UNITED KINGDOMLevel 3The Asticus Building21 Palmer StreetLondon, SW1H 0ADUKT +44 (0) 845 835 0078F +44 (0) 844 770 9060

THE AMERICAS110 East Broward BlvdFort LauderdaleFL 33301USAT +1 800 722 9955T +1 954 522 2299From Brazil T +0 800 892 1812From Mexico T +1 866 554 9190F +1 954 356 5881

EUROPEGildo Pastor Center7, Rue du Gabian98000 MonacoT +377 9770 2424

GERMANY, SWITZERLAND & AUSTRIASchillerstrasse 3160313 FrankfurtGermanyT +49 69 920 39 9340

AUSTRALIA & NEW ZEALANDSuite 1, Level 68 Spring StreetSydney, NSW 2000 AustraliaT +61 2 9255 0600F +61 2 9252 0100

Australia T 1300 306 872New Zealand T 0800 701 427

ASIA62A Tras StreetSingapore 079001T +65 6223 7066F +65 6223 7960

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VOYAGES 2015/16

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AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEAN P54-612015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

23 NOV 13 1533 Tema (Accra) > Cape Town

06 DEC 14 1534 Cape Town > Mombasa

20 DEC 16 1535 Mombasa > Cape Town

2016

05 JAN 14 1601 Cape Town > Mombasa

19 JAN 14 1602 Mombasa > Cape Town

02 FEB 10 1603 Cape Town > Cape Town



03 MAR 13 1606 Cape Town > Tema Accra

CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIBBEAN P100-1112015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

05 JAN 11 1501 Fort Lauderdale > Fort Lauderdale

16 JAN 9 1502 Fort Lauderdale > Bridgetown

11 FEB 9 1504 Bridgetown > San Juan

20 FEB 7 1505 San Juan > San Juan


06 MAR 7 1507 San Juan > San Juan


20 MAR 7 1509 San Juan > Fort Lauderdale

MEDITERRANEAN P112-1232015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

27 MAR 15 1510 Fort Lauderdale > Barcelona

11 APR 9 1511 Barcelona > Piraeus (Athens)

09 MAY 6 1513 Venice > Civitavecchia (Rome)

22 MAY 7 1515 Barcelona > Lisbon

11 SEP 7 1525 Lisbon > Barcelona

18 SEP 7 1526 Barcelona > Civitavecchia (Rome)

25 SEP 7 1527 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Monte Carlo

02 OCT 11 1528 Monte Carlo > Venice

13 OCT 7 1529 Venice > Naples

10 NOV 13 1532 Málaga > Tema (Accra)

NORTHERN EUROPE & BRITISH ISLES P124-1352015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

08 JUN 12 1517 London (Tower Bridge) > Copenhagen

20 JUN 17 1518 Copenhagen > Copenhagen

07 JUL 12 1519 Copenhagen > London (Tower Bridge)

19 JUL 15 1520 London (Tower Bridge) > London (Tower Bridge)

03 AUG 15 1521 London (Tower Bridge) > London (Tower Bridge)

18 AUG 13 1522 London (Tower Bridge) > Southampton

31 AUG 11 1524 Southampton > Lisbon

SOUTH AMERICA P136-1432015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

25 JAN 17 1503 Bridgetown > Bridgetown


05 APR 15 2509 Muscat > Piraeus (Athens)

ASIA P72-852015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

04 JAN 11 2501 Singapore > Benoa (Bali)

15 JAN 9 2502 Benoa (Bali) > Singapore

24 JAN 14 2503 Singapore > Singapore

07 FEB 9 2504 Singapore > Hong Kong

16 FEB 11 2505 Hong Kong > Singapore


10 MAR 9 2507 Hong Kong > Singapore

19 MAR 17 2508 Singapore > Muscat


06 DEC 9 2534 San Juan > San Juan

15 DEC 7 2535 San Juan > Fort Lauderdale

22 DEC 15 2536 Fort Lauderdale > Fort Lauderdale

2016



29 JAN 7 2603 Fort Lauderdale > San Juan







18 MAR 10 2610 San Juan > Fort Lauderdale


04 MAY 11 2511 Venice > Istanbul

15 MAY 7 2512 Istanbul > Istanbul

22 MAY 7 2513 Istanbul > Piraeus (Athens)

29 MAY 7 2514 Piraeus (Athens) > Venice

05 JUN 10 2515 Venice > Civitavecchia (Rome)

15 JUN 7 2516 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Monte Carlo

22 JUN 7 2517 Monte Carlo > Barcelona

29 JUN 10 2518 Barcelona > Civitavecchia (Rome)

09 JUL 10 2519 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Venice

22 JUL 7 2520 Venice > Civitavecchia (Rome)

29 JUL 7 2521 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Monte Carlo

05 AUG 7 2522 Monte Carlo > Barcelona

12 AUG 10 2523 Barcelona > Civitavecchia (Rome)

22 AUG 10 2524 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Venice

01 SEP 10 2525 Venice > Civitavecchia (Rome)

11 SEP 7 2526 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Monte Carlo

18 SEP 7 2527 Monte Carlo > Barcelona

25 SEP 7 2528 Barcelona > Civitavecchia (Rome)

02 OCT 10 2529 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Istanbul

12 OCT 9 2530 Istanbul > Istanbul

21 OCT 9 2531 Istanbul > Piraeus (Athens)

30 OCT 14 2532 Piraeus (Athens) > Civitavecchia (Rome)

13 NOV 17 2533 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Fort Lauderdale

ALASKA P62-712015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

04 MAY 10 3509 San Francisco >Vancouver

14 MAY 7 3510 Vancouver > Seward (Anchorage)

21 MAY 7 3511 Seward (Anchorage) > Vancouver

28 MAY 7 3512 Vancouver > Seward (Anchorage)

04 JUN 7 3513 Seward (Anchorage) > Vancouver

11 JUN 7 3514 Vancouver > Seward (Anchorage)

18 JUN 7 3515 Seward (Anchorage) > Vancouver

25 JUN 7 3516 Vancouver > Seward (Anchorage)

02 JUL 7 3517 Seward (Anchorage) > Vancouver

09 JUL 7 3518 Vancouver > Vancouver

16 JUL 7 3519 Vancouver > Seward (Anchorage)

23 JUL 7 3519B Seward (Anchorage) > Vancouver

30 JUL 7 3520 Vancouver > Seward (Anchorage)

06 AUG 7 3521 Seward (Anchorage) > Vancouver

13 AUG 7 3522 Vancouver > Seward (Anchorage)

20 AUG 7 3523 Seward (Anchorage) > Vancouver

27 AUG 7 3524 Vancouver > Seward (Anchorage)

03 SEP 7 3525 Seward (Anchorage) > Vancouver

10 SEP 7 3526 Vancouver > Seward (Anchorage)

17 SEP 14 3527 Seward (Anchorage) > Tokyo


02 OCT 16 3528 Tokyo > Hong Kong

18 OCT 11 3529 Hong Kong > Singapore

29 OCT 12 3530 Singapore > Singapore

10 NOV 12 3531 Singapore > Hong Kong

22 NOV 9 3532 Hong Kong > Singapore

01 DEC 11 3533 Singapore > Hong Kong

12 DEC 9 3534 Hong Kong > Singapore

21 DEC 15 3535 Singapore > Singapore

2016

19 JAN 9 3601 Singapore > Hong Kong

28 JAN 9 3602 Hong Kong > Singapore

06 FEB 7 3603 Singapore > Singapore

13 FEB 12 3604 Singapore > Singapore



17 MAR 9 3607 Singapore > Hong Kong


27 FEB 11 3504 Bridgetown > Fort Lauderdale

10 MAR 10 3505 Fort Lauderdale > Fort Lauderdale


03 APR 13 3507 Fort Lauderdale > Fort Lauderdale

16 APR 18 3508 Fort Lauderdale > San Francisco


07 JAN 18 3501 Fort Lauderdale > Valparaíso (Santiago)

25 JAN 16 3502 Valparaíso (Santiago) > Buenos Aires

10 FEB 17 3503 Buenos Aires > Bridgetown


06 MAR 17 4506 Singapore > Mombasa

23 MAR 13 4507 Mombasa > Cape Town

05 APR 26 4508 Cape Town > Fort Lauderdale


12 FEB 11 4504 Benoa (Bali) > Hong Kong

23 FEB 11 4505 Hong Kong > Singapore

2016


21 MAR 18 4606 Singapore > Dubai

AUSTRALIA , NEW ZEALAND & SOUTH PACIFIC P86-932015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

05 JAN 12 4501 Los Angeles > Papeete

17 JAN 12 4502 Papeete > Sydney

30 JAN 13 4503 Sydney > Benoa (Bali)

2016

16 JAN 14 4602 Callao (Lima) > Papeete

30 JAN 13 4603 Papeete > Sydney

13 FEB 23 4604 Sydney > Hong Kong

CANADA & NEW ENGLAND P94-992015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

25 SEP 10 4524 Montréal > New York

05 OCT 10 4525 New York > Montréal

15 OCT 11 4526 Montréal > New York


26 OCT 11 4527 New York > Bridgetown

06 NOV 7 4528 Bridgetown > Bridgetown


07 DEC 7 4531 Bridgetown > Bridgetown

14 DEC 8 4532 Bridgetown > Fort Lauderdale

22 DEC 14 4533 Fort Lauderdale > Fort Lauderdale

2016

05 JAN 11 4601 Fort Lauderdale > Callao (Lima)

NORTHERN EUROPE & BRITISH ISLES P124-1352015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

01 MAY 15 4509 Fort Lauderdale > Southampton

26 MAY 7 4510 Copenhagen > Copenhagen

02 JUN 7 4511 Copenhagen > Stockholm

09 JUN 7 4512 Stockholm > Copenhagen

16 JUN 10 4513 Copenhagen > Stockholm

26 JUN 7 4514 Stockholm > Copenhagen

03 JUL 7 4515 Copenhagen > Copenhagen

10 JUL 10 4516 Copenhagen > Stockholm

27 JUL 7 4518 Copenhagen > Copenhagen

03 AUG 7 4519 Copenhagen > Stockholm

17 AUG 10 4521 Copenhagen > Stockholm

27 AUG 12 4522 Stockholm > Southampton

08 SEP 17 4523 Southampton > Montréal



AUSTRALIA , NEW ZEALAND & SOUTH PACIFIC P86-932015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS INFO

22 JAN 12 5502 Los Angeles > Papeete

03 FEB 8 5503 Papeete > Auckland

12 FEB 11 5504 Auckland > Melbourne

23 FEB 14 5505 Melbourne > Lautoka (Fiji)

09 MAR 19 5506 Lautoka (Fiji) > Los Angeles


06 JAN 16 5501 Fort Lauderdale > Los Angeles

27 MAR 17 5507 Los Angeles > Fort Lauderdale

13 APR 12 5508 Fort Lauderdale > Lisbon

24 NOV 10 5535 Fort Lauderdale > Fort Lauderdale

04 DEC 17 5536 Fort Lauderdale > Los Angeles

21 DEC 17 5537 Los Angeles > Fort Lauderdale

2016


15 JAN 10 5602 Fort Lauderdale > Bridgetown




25 APR 7 5509 Lisbon > Barcelona

02 MAY 5 5510 Barcelona > Civitavecchia (Rome)

07 MAY 7 5511 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Barcelona

18 MAY 9 5512 Barcelona > Civitavecchia (Rome)

27 MAY 7 5513 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Civitavecchia (Rome)

03 JUN 7 5514 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Venice

10 JUN 9 5515 Venice > Istanbul

19 JUN 7 5516 Istanbul > Piraeus (Athens)

26 JUN 7 5517 Piraeus (Athens) > Venice

10 JUL 10 5519 Venice > Istanbul

20 JUL 7 5520 Istanbul > Istanbul

27 JUL 7 5521 Istanbul > Piraeus (Athens)

03 AUG 7 5522 Piraeus (Athens) > Venice

10 AUG 9 5523 Venice > Istanbul

19 AUG 9 5524 Istanbul > Istanbul

28 AUG 7 5525 Istanbul > Piraeus (Athens)

04 SEP 7 5526 Piraeus (Athens) > Venice

11 SEP 7 5527 Venice > Venice

18 SEP 10 5528 Venice > Istanbul

28 SEP 9 5529 Istanbul > Istanbul

07 OCT 9 5530 Istanbul > Piraeus (Athens)

16 OCT 10 5531 Piraeus (Athens) > Piraeus (Athens)

26 OCT 7 5532 Piraeus (Athens) > Civitavecchia (Rome)

02 NOV 7 5533 Civitavecchia (Rome) > Barcelona

09 NOV 15 5534 Barcelona > Fort Lauderdale

SOUTH AMERICA P136-1432016

25 JAN 21 5603 Bridgetown > Buenos Aires

15 FEB 17 5604 Buenos Aires > Valparaíso

03 MAR 18 5605 Valparaíso > Fort Lauderdale

SILVER CLOUD296 GUESTS

SILVER SHADOW382 GUESTS

SILVER WIND296 GUESTS

SILVER WHISPER382 GUESTS

SILVER SPIRIT540 GUESTS

Silversea voyages are all inclusive and luxuriously exclusive. All offer opportunities to meet like-minded, cosmopolitan travellers. If you prefer a longer voyage, combine any of our voyages to create your own that fits perfectly with your travel agenda. Whatever the length of your voyage, Silversea is sure to make it memorable. Along with our elegant onboard lifestyle, all voyages include the following:

● All suite accommodations ● Butler service for all suites ● Relais & Châteaux restaurant ● Beverages including champagne, wines and spirits

● Onboard gratuities ● Transportation to local town (many ports), local conditions permitting

Venetian Society

World Cruise Voyage Segment

Grand Voyage

Complimentary Silversea Experience

Mid-voyage Land Adventures

Pre- / Post-cruise Land Adventures

L’École des Chefs by Relais & Châteaux

Wine Series

Bridge Sailing

Gentlemen Hosts onboard to accompany solo travellers

Complimentary Train Journey

VOYAGES 2015/16Summary Calendar

Calendar contains all 2015 voyages and select 2016 voyages


VOYAGES 2015/16




TRAVEL BEAUTIFULLY

The modern world makes getting around easy. But good

travel is about much more than that.

It’s about waking up to the sound of the waves, or the golden

light of dawn glinting off the bow. It’s about comfort and

camaraderie. It’s about the curiosity that took Marco Polo

east, and Christopher Columbus west.

We want you to travel beautifully. On your voyage, our staff

will cater to your every need. Together, you and your fellow

travellers will explore the world, and rediscover the beauty

and romance of travel.

CONTENTS

3 Welcome

16 Our Family

21 All Exclusive Lifestyle

32 Silver Perspectives

40 Voyage Collection 2015/16

46 Signature Cruises

54 Africa & the Indian Ocean

62 Alaska

72 Asia

86 Australia, New Zealand & South Pacific

94 Canada & New England

100 Central America & Caribbean

112 Mediterranean

124 Northern Europe & British Isles

136 South America

144 Silversea Expeditions

152 Our Ships

164 Venetian Society

165 Our Programmes

166 Silversea Air Programme

168 General Information

171 Terms & Conditions

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WELCOME TO THE FAMILY

In March 1994, my family’s first ship, Silver Cloud , set sail on its maiden voyage around the Mediterranean. It was the culmination of many years’ commitment by my father, Antonio, and the rest of our family.

Our dream was to offer travellers something new. We wanted to combine the comfort and intimacy of a private yacht with the facilities of a cruise ship: gourmet dining, spacious suites, and impeccable service. This formula, we felt, would appeal to people like us. People who were fascinated by the world around them, and eager to explore; people who appreciated the finer things in life.

We were right. Our early voyages attracted cosmopolitan travellers from across the world. More than twenty years on, many of them still sail with us. And we consider each of them a member of our extended family.

Today, our f leet numbers eight ships. We sail across the world, from Monte Carlo to the Southern Sea, from the wilds of Alaska to the turquoise waters of the Indian Ocean.

We’ve come a long way since 1994 — but our values haven’t changed. Silversea is still family-run. We still believe in traditional Italian hospitality. And our voyages still bring together a unique mix of fascinating people. If you’ve travelled with us before, you’ll know exactly what I mean.

2015/16 promises to be our most exciting season yet. We look forward to welcoming you on board soon.

Manfredi Lefebvre D’OvidioChairman of Silversea Cruises

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Let the anticipation get the better of you. Step onto your veranda and behold Venice – the rooftops glowing in the morning light, the refl ections of the dappled water on the façades of the ancient palazzos. Marvel at this ancient fl oating city, and let your mind begin to drift as you contemplate the day ahead.

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As the atelier is unlocked and you are welcomed in, the feeling of exclusivity is a singular pleasure. You discover what a gem you’ve happened upon strolling the Mercerie. Take time to appreciate the pieces chosen just for you, tailored to your taste. Leaving with a bag swinging on your arm, the Venetian air could be blamed for this indulgence – or was it love at fi rst sight?

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Watching the world from a private helicopter, you could not feel more privileged. The scale of the Dolomites is awe-inspiring. Looking down at your shadow dancing across the landscape, it occurs to you that this spur of the moment idea transformed an ordinary day into an unforgettable one.

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Dinner for two often becomes a celebration with new-found friends. The sommelier chooses the perfect vintages to pair with each course, and the wine fl ows as easily as the conversation. You would expect your destination to be memorable, but your culinary journey may well be equally inspiring... the Sole de la Petite Pêche by Relais & Châteaux is simply heavenly.

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The evening begins as you step into the palazzo and are greeted by a sea of bejeweled masks – an experience made all the more special because there is a newfound friend behind each mask. There’s nothing like travelling with people who share your outlook on life. Dancing long into the night, wanting it to go on forever, you decide that the only solution is to sail again... soon.

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Your butler, knowing you well, has your usual nightcap ready and waiting upon your return. Looking over the harbor from your veranda, you can refl ect on your magical evening. There is nothing like Venice by night. The cool summer breeze and the faint sound of street musicians fading in the background signal the perfect end to a perfect evening.

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OUR FAMILYWe proudly sail against the tide. While most cruise lines are designing ever-larger ships, we stay small. Why? Because we want to take you to the smaller, secluded ports that larger ships cannot reach. Because an intimate atmosphere is what makes our voyages special. Because when you travel with us, we want you to feel part of our family.

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GET CLOSERThe twin spans of London’s Tower Bridge rising to salute you. The golden light glinting off the aged façades of Venice as you nestle into San Basilio, so close to the city’s beating heart. The Pacific Ocean beckoning after negotiating the Panama Canal. Our ships take you closer to every destination.

Silver Cloud Silver Spirit

SILVERSEA CLASSIC FLEET

Silver Cloud — 296 GuestsResembling a private yacht, Silver Cloud sets the standard of excellence as the inaugural ship in our f leet. She provides the most intimate sailing experiences, the luxury of space and the ability to slip into exotic ports off the beaten path.

Silver Wind — 296 GuestsSilver Wind embraces Silversea’s most lauded features... fewer guests, more space and highly personalised service. One of the most intimate ships afloat, she is still large enough to offer multiple entertainment venues, plenty of room on deck and a spacious spa.

Silver Shadow — 382 GuestsSilver Shadow takes award-winning, all-suite luxury to the next level while maintaining Silversea’s genuine hospitality and intimate, elegant ambience. This ship features one of the highest space-to-guest ratios in cruising.

Silver Whisper — 382 GuestsMaintaining an intimate ambience, Silver Whisper offers many amenities usually found only on larger ships. She reinforces Silversea’s reputation for combining small-ship service with a choice of wide-ranging facilities.

Silver Spirit — 540 GuestsSilver Spirit combines our distinctive luxuries and celebrated lifestyle with new enhancements, including six dining venues, an expansive 8,300 square foot spa, a resort-style pool, four whirlpools, and the largest suites in the Silversea fleet — 95% with private verandas.

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Silver DiscovererSilver Explorer

For more information on Silversea Expeditions voyages, visit silversea.com/expeditions and request our 2015/16 Expeditions brochure.

SILVERSEA EXPEDITION FLEET

Silver Explorer — 132 GuestsDesigned for navigating waters in some of the world’s most remote destinations, including both polar regions, our purpose-built expedition ship can push through ice floes with ease. She offers a level of luxury and service unmatched in expedition cruising.

Silver Galapagos — 100 GuestsWith a proven skill for navigating the waterways throughout the Galápagos Islands, Silver Galapagos is naturally suited for in-depth explorations of this spectacular region. Rest assured, she offers Silversea’s intimacy and elegant sophistication.

Silver Discoverer — 120 GuestsIn April 2014 and with a mere 120 guests, Silversea’s latest expedition ship, Silver Discoverer, set sail 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.

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Intimate ships for just 296 to 540 guestsWell-travelled, international guests and a staff-to-guest ratio of nearly one-to-one create a gracious and sophisticated ambience on board, one that reflects the genuine hospitality of our European heritage.

Spacious ultra-luxury suites — over 85% with private verandaOur suites are some of the largest at sea, featuring luxurious amenities that can be customised to your individual preferences.

Butler service on all ships and all suitesEnjoy 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 shipSelect wines, champagnes, premium spirits and speciality coffees, as well as bottled water, 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. Your butler will replenish them upon request.

Gratuities always includedOnboard gratuities are included in your cruise fare, assuring a level of service motivated only by a desire to see you smile. Not including shore excursions.

Open-seating diningDine when and with whomever you please in The Restaurant, our main dining venue, as well as during breakfast and lunch at the Pool Grill and La Terrazza. No assigned times, no assigned tables.

In-suite dining and 24-hour dining optionsYou can have a full breakfast delivered to your suite or a formal dinner ordered from The Restaurant menu and served course by course in the privacy of your suite. Lighter fare is always available (and, of course always complimentary) and can be served in attended lounges.

Transportation into townRoundtrip transportation from the pier to the local town is provided in most ports of call outside of walking distance, where local regulations allow.

Join your fellow travellers on deck for a pre-dinner cocktail with a breathtaking backdrop, then savour a superb meal cooked by skilled chefs in one of our gourmet restaurants. Your sommelier will always skillfully match wine to each course. After dinner, find a cosy corner in one of our lounges for a nightcap, or retire to your suite, perfectly prepared for your return by your butler. All of this is included along with our warm, personal service, ensuring every moment of your cruise is memorable.

ALL EXCLUSIVE

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YOUR SUITEYour suite is your sanctuary: a place you can truly unwind. That’s why every Silversea suite is indulgently spacious, and beautifully furnished. Freshen up in your Italian marble bathroom with a choice of luxury amenities to suit your personal taste. Then head out for another memorable evening. At the end of the night, slip into soft robes and slippers, and retire between the fi nest Pratesi sheets. In the morning, wake up, refreshed, to the sight of your next destination outside your veranda, and another day’s adventure.

Suite indulgences

● Butler service

● Champagne and fresh fruit upon request

● Pierre Marcolini® chocolates

● Pratesi® Italian bed linens and down duvet covers

● Plush mattresses

● Spa robe and slippers

● Spacious walk-in wardrobe and full-length mirror

● Italian marble bathroom featuring full-size bath, large separate shower1 and double vanity2

● Flat screen TVs, movies and music, satellite news programming

● WiFi Internet access (fee applies)

● iPod® docking station

● Daily suite service with nightly turndown

● Writing desk with personalised stationery

Suite choices

● Bvlgari, Ferragamo or hypoallergenic bath amenities by Sebamed®

● Beverages, wine and spirits for your in-suite bar and refrigerator

● Aromatherapy room scents

Additional amenities — Medallion, Silver, Royal, Grand and Owner’s Suites

● Laundry service throughout the voyage3

● Dry cleaning and pressing throughout the voyage4

● Special chocolate welcome

● Afternoon canapés upon request

● Illy® coffee machine4

● Dinner at officer’s table

● Dinner for two in Le Champagne, one evening per voyage4

● Internet service packages available4

● Two hours of worldwide phone use from your suite, per voyage segment4

● Complimentary interactive mobile content5

1 Silver Spirit, Silver Whisper and Silver Shadow only; Most suites on board Silver Cloud are shower only

2 Silver, Royal, Grand and Owner’s Suites aboard Silver Spirit ; all Silver Whisper and Silver Shadow Suites

3 Silver, Royal, Grand and Owner’s Suites

4 Royal, Grand and Owner’s Suites only

5 On all ships except Silver Spirit and Silver Explorer

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YOUR BUTLERYour butler is there to make your voyage effortless. To pour you a glass of chilled Sauvignon Blanc as you cruise up the Amazon. To serve dinner in your suite as the setting sun refl ects off the rooftops of Sorrento. To attend, discreetly and thoughtfully, to the countless little details that make your voyage truly memorable. With a higher staff-to-guest ratio than most other cruise lines, we’re always on hand to ensure everything is perfect.

Upon arrival

● Welcomes you to your suite

● Presents a selection of bathroom amenities

● Offers a selection of mattresses and pillows

● Offers to unpack your luggage, hang clothing and set out personal items

● Chills your preferred assortment of beverages in your suite’s refrigerator

● Discusses any special food preferences with the chef or maître d’

● Makes onboard dinner reservations

● Arranges private fitness sessions

Throughout your voyage

● Ensures your suite is immaculate

● Recommends and serves breakfast orders

● Polishes and conditions your shoes

● Takes care of laundry and dry-cleaning requests

● Replenishes your bar setup and preferred beverages

● Refreshes your ice bucket

● Turns your bed covers down nightly

● Prepares, cleans and packs your luggage

Additional services*

● Coordinates shoreside activities with the Silver Shore Concierge

● Serves afternoon canapés

● Secures shoreside dining reservations

● Organises an in-suite cocktail party

● Draws a scented whirlpool bath

*For guests in Royal, Grand and Owner’s Suites

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Onboard activities

● Afternoon tea

● Boutique shopping

● Bridge classes*

● Culinary demonstrations

● Daily quizzes

● Dance classes*

● Destination seminars

● Enrichment lectures

● Gaming lessons

● Gaming tournaments

● Internet Café

● Library

● Matinee movies

● Shuff leboard

● Singles events

● Table tennis

● Wine tastings

Spa treatments (a selection)

● Anti-aging facials

● Aromatherapy

● Body wraps

● Cellulite treatments

● Deep tissue massage

● Elemis and La Thérapie products

● Hammam (Turkish bath)†

● Micro-dermabrasion

● Oriental medicine programme including acupuncture therapy and Chinese herbal supplements†

● Reflexology

● Swedish massage

● Warm stone massage

Health and nutrition lectures

● Seminars ranging from nutrition to acupuncture and skincare. Our holistic approach to wellness fully integrates health lectures with exercise, spa therapies and nutritious dining.

CruiseLite dining

● Low cholesterol, low sodium, vegetarian, and low fat selections

Full-service salon

● A full menu of services from manicures to makeovers

The Fitness Centre

● Cardio, strength and weight-training equipment

● Exercise classes — including an aerobics studio for Pilates, circuit-training and yoga

● Personal training

*Select voyages †Silver Spirit only

YOUR TIME ON BOARDIndulge in a Turkish massage as you cross the Aegean. Chat with a zoologist about local fauna as you skirt the shores of Madagascar. Take a run cooled by the breezes of a Baltic morning. Our ships brim with things to do – or not do. After all, there are few greater pleasures than simply relaxing on deck, a cool drink in hand, and letting time drift by as you slice through the blue ocean.

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La Terrazza and Slow FoodThe only Slow Food inspired restaurant at sea, dedicated to proper land stewardship while preserving cultural food traditions. Enjoy authentic Italian dishes that reflect the core tenets of Slow Food, with fresh, locally grown, and sustainable specialities like buffalo mozzarella from Naples, organic olive oil from Umbria, air-dried Prosciutto from Parma, and 24-month aged Parmigiano Reggiano from Emilia-Romagna.Open-seating dining for buf fet breakfast and lunch. Reservations required for dinner.

Le Champagne by Relais & ChâteauxIndulge in an evening of regionally inspired dishes at the only Relais & Châteaux restaurant at sea, featuring the freshest, locally sourced ingredients and finest artisan products available. The menu continually changes to reflect your voyage destination, for an enhanced experience of authentic regional f lavour.Reservations required. Per guest dining fee.

Seishin (Silver Spirit)Taking its name from the Japanese word for ‘spirit ’, this intimate restaurant specialises in fine Asian fusion cuisine. From Kobe beef to spider lobster, exquisite creations are prepared with fresh and authentic ingredients. Admire the artistry of seafood delicacies as they are sculpted before you at the central Chef ’s Table. Sake pairings are also available. During your voyage, enjoy a complimentary sushi and sashimi bar at lunch.Reservations required. Per guest dining fee.

The RestaurantDine amid sparkling crystal, fine porcelain, candlelight and sweeping ocean views in our main restaurant. Menus, including specialities created exclusively for Silversea by Relais & Châteaux, change daily. Open-seating dining for breakfast, lunch and dinner.

Stars Supper Club (Silver Spirit)A retro supper club that recalls the romance and glamour of the legendary Rainbow Room in New York. Spend the entire evening here, starting with cocktails, then dine on delectable small plate selections and dance to live jazz or the velvety sounds of a cabaret singer.Reservations required.

The GrillPoolside convenience for wellness breakfast and lunch including fresh-from-the-oven pizza and lighter fare. When the stars come out, this popular eatery is transformed into an interactive dining venue where fresh seafood and prime cuts are grilled tableside on a heated volcanic rock plate.Open-seating dining for breakfast and lunch. Reservations required for dinner.

In-suiteDine course by course on selections from The Restaurant during dinner hours. A room service menu is also available 24-hours a day.

As we say in Italy, ‘mangia bene, ridi spesso, ama molto’ – ‘eat well, laugh often, love a lot’. Good food and good company are passions of ours. Make new friends at a table of fellow guests, or enjoy an intimate meal just for two. Savour a perfectly prepared sole as you sail into Hong Kong, or at a poolside dinner in the Caribbean. We serve dishes from all over the world, with an emphasis on the cuisine and ingredients of the countries we’re sailing through.

HAUTE CUISINE

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The Show Lounge This concert-style concept features classically trained vocalists and musicians in a celebration of music, varying in content from Opera to Motown to Broadway to Pop music. The shows feature a unique blend of music that follows the decades and offers Silversea guests distinct choices in entertainment. On longer voyages, guest entertainers are featured.

The Panorama LoungeAn ideal place to unwind and toast the setting sun, with a dance floor and live music for evenings to remember.

The Observation LoungeEnjoy a commanding view of the world from this quiet retreat high atop the ship. At night it is the perfect spot for cocktail parties.

The BarJoin friends for a pre-dinner cocktail and canapés. Listen to jazz or cabaret. Or dance to live music into the early hours.

PoolsideCocktails, moonlight and ocean breezes. Deck parties and dinners.

The CasinoBlackjack, Oasis Poker, Roulette and slot machines, plus a cosy bar to celebrate Lady Luck.

Connoisseur’s CornerA clubby cigar and cognac lounge with comfortable low-slung leather chairs and a wide selection of cigars and fine cognacs, available for purchase.

Gentlemen HostsOn select voyages, distinguished gentlemen are available as dinner companions or to spin you around the dance floor.

ENTERTAINMENTNights at sea are a pleasure; the only question is how to spend them. Dress up for dinner, cocktails and dancing, or find a welcoming corner for a quiet drink with friends. Try your luck at the casino, or catch a performance at the Show Lounge. End the night by heading out on deck to see if you can spot shooting stars streaking across the sky, or simply to watch the lights of the shore twinkling in the distance.

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SILVERPERSPECTIVES

Satisfy your curiosity: take your mind on tour. With our Silver Perspectives programme, you can fi nd out more about the places you are travelling to. Learn how to haggle in Bahasa, or how to make sushi like an itamae. Uncover the history of the East India Company, or of Darwin’s voyage. Then bring what you’ve learnt to life: our bespoke Silver Shore excursions open up a world of possibility, from a private viewing of the Hermitage’s collection led by an expert, to an afternoon exploring Bordeaux’s legendary vineyards.

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Our worldly ambassadors are drawn from diverse walks of life — authors, journalists, diplomats, professors and other specialists — and topics may range far and wide... as far and wide as our inspirational journeys.

Regional flavours†

On select voyages, local celebrity chefs or oenologists come aboard with wine tastings or cooking demonstrations to give you a taste of the places you visit.

Arts and entertainmentTake a dance class. Sit in on a health or nutrition seminar, or venture into cyberspace with an instructor. We offer a variety of complimentary classes to suit different interests and passions.

Bridge sailings†

We feature a formal programme of Contract and Duplicate Bridge supervised by certified instructors. Enjoy daily bridge sessions and lectures for players of all levels.

Destination ConsultantsCarefully selected for their regional expertise, our Destination Consultants present informal discussions about the history and culture, highlights and must-see places of interest, and where to shop or dine. They can help you choose the right shore excursions, and even accompany some of the tours. In places like the Panama Canal or Alaska’s Inside Passage, you will hear them give detailed information about the sights with commentaries from the bridge. They are happy to answer individual queries at their desk or at a round table discussion. Join them at dinner for convivial conversation along with expert advice.

Enrichment Guest LecturersLonger voyages with three or more days at sea feature enrichment lectures from a distinguished guest lecturer, stimulating discussions that offer fascinating insight into the culture and customs of a region. As you sail through the Red Sea, hear about the latest discoveries in the Valley of the Kings from a leading Egyptologist, or listen to tales of Aboriginal Dreamtime on a cruise to the wonders Down Under.

DELVE DEEPERTravel is all about discovery: getting to know the world around you. Silver Perspectives* talks are led by authors, journalists, naturalists, diplomats, chefs and artists – people who know, and love, our ports-of-call. Learn the rhythms of the samba or brush up on local etiquette. We’ll help you see any destination in a whole new light.

† On select voyages

* Silver Perspectives is a Registered Trademark of Silversea Cruises Ltd. in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the European Union.

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COOKI NG CO M PETIT ION

Learn and have fun during these entertaining competitions that pit Silversea’s culinary trainer against the ship’s own culinary team.

Culinary Arts voyagesJoin renowned guest chefs including Grands Chefs from Relais & Châteaux as they share their expertise through special menus, cooking demonstrations and a grand gourmet dinner that highlights their most innovative specialities. Escorted provisioning excursions to international markets will satisfy your appetite for a truly authentic local experience.

Wine Series voyagesEnjoy lectures by world-class vintners, tastings and optional private tours to renowned vineyards and wineries. On board you can savour an extensive selection of fine wine pairings with lunch and dinner.

L’École des Chefs by Relais & ChâteauxEmbark on a voyage into the culinary arts at the only cooking school at sea designed by Grands Chefs Relais & Châteaux. This extraordinary programme hosts a broad curriculum of small-group interactive events. Witness the culinary vision of Silversea’s own distinguished culinary trainer. Sample inspired ‘Take It Home’ recipes to give you an edge when entertaining.

WORKSH OPS

Interactive classes covering a range of topics from basic knife skills and kitchen terminology to sauces, baking, and more.

COOKI NG DEM ONSTR ATIONS

Watch the chef prepare dishes followed by wine pairings with the sommelier.

LU NCH & LEARN

Join fellow epicureans at this cooking and lunching event. Watch the chef prepare an appetiser, main course and dessert and enjoy a serving while he prepares the next course.

MARKET TO PL ATE

Shop with the chef for fresh ingredients at a local market that will later be skilfully transformed into masterpieces of regional specialities.

FAR-FLUNG FLAVOURSOne of the joys of foreign shores is the cuisine. But how often do you get the chance to join the locals in the kitchen? Our Culinary Arts events are perfect for gastronomes. Cook with renowned chefs and taste the best local dishes, from exquisitely-crafted French patisserie to sizzling Brazilian barbecue. Our Wine Series is the ideal accompaniment: a heady mixture of tastings and private tours. Get to know your favourite varieties before stopping off at the vineyard. Why not have a case or two delivered to welcome you home?

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SILVER SHORE* COUTUREFollow your passions, wherever they lead. Through our Silver Shore Concierge we offer bespoke programmes throughout our cruises. Maybe you fancy a chance of fl y fi shing in Alaska, or a guided tour of Istanbul's labyrinthine spice market. Just talk to us before your trip, or at the Concierge desk on board. We’ll help you craft your perfect, personalised itinerary.

Silver Shore ConciergeFor guests seeking the flexibility of independent arrangements, the Silver Shore Concierge can custom design virtually any event or excursion. To make your arrangements, email [email protected] at least two weeks prior to sailing, or contact the Shore Concierge Desk once on board.

Silver Shore CollectionThese unique sojourns are designed exclusively for Silversea guests. Enjoy insider access to Beijing’s Forbidden City, for example, take in the Impressionist Collection with a curator from the Hermitage or dine with an Emirate Sheikh at a private dinner.

Silver Shore ExpeditionsAdventures for the active explorer, from zip-lining, tubing and snorkelling, to hiking, biking, and rappelling.

Silver Shore PrivatoA private vehicle with a guide allows you to create your own itinerary or leave it to us. Ideal for exploring with family and friends.

Silver Shore ExcursionsOur small-group excursions present the world in a more intimate, authentic way.

Silver Shore Guided In Language ToursWhere possible, our most popular tour is guided in a language other than English. Available to reserve on our website 120 days prior to sailing.

Silver Shore Good CitizenOur not-for-profit Good Citizen tours offer Silversea and our guests the chance to explore philanthropic opportunities ashore. From visits to orphanages, donating school supplies to preserving wildlife and the environment, these tours support the local community.

Silver Shore ShoppingPreferred shops in select ports guarantee your purchases are of the highest quality.

Silver Shore Simply HotelOvernight at a deluxe hotel, including breakfast.

Silver Shore Grande HotelA landmark or boutique hotel package including breakfast and transfers.

Silver Shore Land AdventuresThese multi-day mid-, pre-, and post-cruise programmes offer additional opportunities to discover more of the highlights and hidden treasures of the lands you visit.

Silver Shore Sotto VoceOn select tours, Silversea provides the guides with microphone transmitters and guests with ear pieces. This state–of-the-art digital audio system enables us to ensure you hear your guide at all times. We can provide whisper service in museums and other venues where guiding is generally not allowed. It also allows us to offer multiple guides speaking different languages in the same group.

Silver Shore Baggage ValetSend your suitcases ahead of you. Convenient, baggage-handling service is available roundtrip or one way. Your baggage can be picked up from your home, office or other location and travel to the select worldwide destination of your choice and back home again from many ports. Considering current airport security and baggage restrictions, Silver Shore Baggage Valet provides peace of mind before and after your journey, enabling you to travel with ease. Please email [email protected].

* Silver Shore is a Registered Trademark of Silversea Cruises Ltd. in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the European Union.

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VOYAGE COLLECTION2015/16

Our fleet will embark on 205 voyages to almost 400 destinations across the globe, from island-hopping Mediterranean jaunts to our epic, 115-day World Cruise. Travelling with us, you may be able to watch a family of elephants gathering around a watering hole, or whales breaching out at sea. And wherever your fancy leads you, you know you can rely on the same uncompromising standards of service.

Sunrise over Sri Lanka


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This epic, 115-day voyage of discovery will take you to some of the world’s most unusual and fascinating destinations. Meet the storied people of the Pitcairn Islands, descendants of the Bounty mutineers. Follow ancient mariners’ routes around the Antipodes, and the winds that blew the spice traders across the Indian Ocean. Your voyage will end in the home port of perhaps the world’s greatest seafarers: Venice.

VENETIAN WORLD ODYSSEY 2016

PACIFIC OCEAN

INDIAN OCEANATLANTIC

OCEAN

NORTHAMERICA

AFRICA

ASIA

EUROPE

AUSTRALIA

SOUTHAMERICA

Bora Bora

Ashdod

Haifa

SafagaSalalah

AqabaSharm El Sheikh

Mumbai

Port Said

Singapore

Suez CanalHong Kong

BangkokKo Samui

Auckland Brisbane

Phuket

Yangon

Ho ChiMinh City

Manila

Cairns

Cochin

ColomboPort Klang

Rarotonga

Penang

Fort Lauderdale

Papeete

MooreaFakarava

Ha Long Bay

DarwinBali

Sandakan

Thursday Island

Tauranga

Bay of Islands

Salaverry

Manta

Callao

Pitcairn Island

Corfu Kotor

Dubrovnik Venice

Puerto Limón Panama Canal

Sydney

Souda Bay, Crete

Key WestMuscat

Dubai

Easter Island

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GRAND VOYAGE 2016No journey to South America is short on adventure – but this epic, 66-day circumnavigation will immerse you totally in this fascinating continent. Your voyage will begin in the Caribbean, on the shores of Barbados and the Dutch Antilles – a chance to relax before the spectacle of Rio’s Carnavale. Chile’s serene fjords, and the majestic beauty of Machu Picchu, will provide a counterpoint, as will the unforgettable transit of the Panama Canal that will bring you back into the sparkling waters of the Gulf.

A PROUD REFLECTION OF OUR HERITAGE

With twelve overnight stays in major cities and even more connections to rejoin Silver Whisper, you’ll have ample time ashore to discover all the wonders and curiosities that our planet has to offer. For a fitting finale, we will end our voyage in Venice, home of the great explorer, Marco Polo; birthplace of the Silversea fleet; and a proud reflection of our Italian heritage. This magnificent city also inspired the name for the Venetian Society, our loyalty programme for the privileged past guests of Silversea.

FULL WORLD CRUISE – 115 DAYS

● Business Class Air with car transfers*

● USD $4,000 onboard spending credit per double occupancy suite

● Gala Bon Voyage reception, dinner and overnight accommodations at the Mandarin Oriental Miami

● Three exclusive World Cruise Events

● Special commemorative gifts

● Silver Shore Baggage Valet between home and the ship in Fort Lauderdale and Venice

● Complimentary Silversea Experiences

● Complimentary Internet package

● Complimentary Laundry service

THREE EXCLUSIVE WORLD CRUISE EVENTS

Island in the HarbourSydney Harbour has arguably two of the world’s most iconic structures — the glistening sails of the opera house roof and the famed arch of the mighty bridge. Today we have exclusive use of a private island with spectacular views of both coupled with the Sydney skyline. A white glove lunch will be served with a local menu of casual Australian fare and accompanied by wines of the Hunter Valley. Replete with Aussie spirit, return to Silver Whisper.

Lunch at The Taj MahalArguably the most romantic of temples built to express love and loss is the beautiful Taj Mahal. Take off in chartered comfort for the day. Tour this amazing edifice of white marble and enjoy a refreshing lunch before returning to Silver Whisper for a special welcome home.

Masked Ball in VeniceMany say Venice seen in the twilight is at its most magnificent and mysterious. We embark our elegant water taxis in the early evening for a journey down the famed Grand Canal, our destination a Palazzo complete with all the trappings of history and regalia this city has to offer. All we ask is that masks and elegant dress are mandatory — leave the rest to us, as we create an unforgettable evening as you approach the twilight of your world cruise.

For more information on Silversea World Cruises, visit silversea.com/worldcruise and request our 2016 World Cruise brochure.

*Cruise only pricing available on request. Offered from select cities. See terms and conditions. Restrictions apply.

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PACIFIC OCEAN

INDIAN OCEANATLANTIC

OCEAN

NORTHAMERICA

AFRICA

ASIA

EUROPE

AUSTRALIA

SOUTHAMERICA

Bora Bora

Ashdod

Haifa

SafagaSalalah

AqabaSharm El Sheikh

Mumbai

Port Said

Singapore

Suez CanalHong Kong

BangkokKo Samui

Auckland Brisbane

Phuket

Yangon

Ho ChiMinh City

Manila

Cairns

Cochin

ColomboPort Klang

Rarotonga

Penang

Fort Lauderdale

Papeete

MooreaFakarava

Ha Long Bay

DarwinBali

Sandakan

Thursday Island

Tauranga

Bay of Islands

Salaverry

Manta

Callao

Pitcairn Island

Corfu Kotor

Dubrovnik Venice

Puerto Limón Panama Canal

Sydney

Souda Bay, Crete

Key WestMuscat

Dubai

Easter Island

FEBRUARY 2016

DATE & DESTINATION ARRIVE DEPART INFO

01 Cruise South Pacific Ocean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

02 Rarotonga, Cook Islands 08:00 14:00

03-06 Cruise South Pacific / International Dateline(lose a day)

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07 Tauranga, New Zealand 13:00 19:00

08 Auckland, New Zealand 07:00 22:00

09 Bay of Islands, New Zealand 08:00 18:00

10-12 Cruise South Pacific Ocean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

13 Sydney, Australia 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

14 Sydney, Australia . . . . . . . . . . 21:00

15 Cruise Tasman Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

16 Brisbane, Australia 08:00 23:00

17-18 Cruise Coral Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

19 Cairns, Australia 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

20 Cairns, Australia . . . . . . . . . . 19:00

22 Cruise Coral Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

22 Thursday Island, Australia 07:00 12:00

23 Cruise Arafura Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

24 Darwin, Australia 09:00 19:00

25-26 Cruise Timor Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

27 Benoa (Bali), Indonesia 09:00 . . . . . . . . . .

28 Benoa (Bali), Indonesia . . . . . . . . . . 17:00

29 Cruise Makassar Strait . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

JANUARY 2016


04 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USAPre-Cruise Gala & OvernightAt the Mandarin Oriental Miami

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05 Embark Silver Whisper Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA

. . . . . . . . . . 18:00

06 Key West, Florida, USA 08:00 17:00

07-08 Cruise Caribbean Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

09 Puerto Limón, Costa Rica 08:00 16:00

10 Panama Canal Transit 06:00 19:00

11 Cruise Pacific Ocean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

12 Manta, Ecuador 09:00 19:00

13 Cruise South Pacific Ocean . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

14 Salaverry, Peru 08:00 14:00

15 Lima (Callao), Peru 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

16 Lima (Callao), Peru . . . . . . . . . . 22:00


22 Easter Island, Chile 08:00 17:00


25 Adamstown, Pitcairn Island 12:00 18:00


28 Fakarava, French Polynesia 12:00 17:00

29 Moorea, French Polynesia 08:00 17:00

29 Papeete, French Polynesia 20:00 . . . . . . . . . .

30 Papeete, French Polynesia . . . . . . . . . . 19:00

31 Bora Bora, French Polynesia 08:00 18:00

Fort Lauderdale to Venice05 January — 30 April 2016

Overnight in Port

Venetian Society Overnight in Port World Cruise Voyage Segment Grand Voyage Complimentary Silversea Experience Mid-voyage Land Adventures

Pre- / Post-cruise Land Adventures L’École des Chefs by Relais & Châteaux Wine Series Bridge Sailing Gentlemen Hosts onboard to accompany solo travellers


01 Hong Kong, China02 Taj Mahal, Agra, India03 Opera House, Oman04 Angkor Wat, Cambodia

MARCH 2016


01 Cruise Celebes Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

02 Sandakan, Malaysia 08:00 17:30

03 Cruise Sulu Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

04 Manila, Philippines 08:00 17:00

05 Cruise South China Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

06 Hong Kong, China 12:00 . . . . . . . . . .

07 Hong Kong, China . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

08 Hong Kong, China . . . . . . . . . . 23:00

09 Cruise Gulf of Tonkin . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

10 Ha Long Bay, Vietnam 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

11 Ha Long Bay, Vietnam . . . . . . . . . . 13:00

12 Cruise South China Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

13 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 13:30 . . . . . . . . . .

14 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam . . . . . . . . . . 14:00

15 Cruise Gulf of Thailand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

16 Bangkok, Thailand 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

17 Bangkok, Thailand . . . . . . . . . . 17:00

18 Koh Samui, Thailand 12:00 17:00

19 Cruise Gulf of Thailand . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

20 Singapore 09:00 . . . . . . . . . .

21 Singapore . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

22 Port Klang, Malaysia 08:00 19:00

23 Penang, Malaysia 08:00 18:00

24 Phuket, Thailand 08:00 14:00

25 Cruise Andaman Sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

26 Yangon, Myanmar 09:00 . . . . . . . . . .

27 Yangon, Myanmar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

28 Yangon, Myanmar . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

29 Cruise Bay of Bengal . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

APRIL 2016


01 Colombo, Sri Lanka 07:00 17:00

02 Cochin, India 12:00 18:00

03 Cruise Arabian Sea .......... ..........

04 Mumbai, India 07:00 19:00

05-06 Cruise Arabian Sea .......... ..........

07 Dubai, UAE 14:00 ..........

08 Dubai, UAE .......... ..........

09 Dubai, UAE .......... 07:00

10 Muscat, Oman 08:00 19:00

11 Cruise Gulf of Oman .......... ..........

12 Salalah, Oman 12:00 18:00

13-16 Cruise Arabian Sea and Red Sea

.......... ..........

17 Safaga, Egypt 07:00 20:00

18 Aqaba, Jordan 08:30 21:00

19 Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt 06:00 15:00

20 Suez Canal Transit 03:30 17:30

20 Port Said, Egypt 18:30 21:00

21 Ashdod, Israel 08:00 23:00

22 Haifa, Israel 07:00 18:00

23 Cruise Mediterranean Sea .......... ..........

24 Souda Bay, Crete, Greece 08:00 14:00

25 Corfu, Greece 13:00 19:00

26 Kotor, Montenegro 08:00 18:00

26 Dubrovnik, Croatia 23:30 ..........

27 Dubrovnik, Croatia .......... 17:30

28 Venice, Italy 14:00 ..........

29 Venice, Italy .......... ..........

30 Venice, Italy .......... ..........

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GRAND VOYAGE 2016No journey to South America is short on adventure – but this epic, 66-day circumnavigation will immerse you totally in this fascinating continent. Your voyage will begin in the Caribbean, on the shores of Barbados and the Dutch Antilles – a chance to relax before the spectacle of Rio’s Carnavale. Chile’s serene fjords, and the majestic beauty of Machu Picchu, will provide a counterpoint, as will the unforgettable transit of the Panama Canal that will bring you back into the sparkling waters of the Gulf.

A PROUD REFLECTION OF OUR HERITAGE

With twelve overnight stays in major cities and even more connections to rejoin Silver Whisper, you’ll have ample time ashore to discover all the wonders and curiosities that our planet has to offer. For a fitting finale, we will end our voyage in Venice, home of the great explorer, Marco Polo; birthplace of the Silversea fleet; and a proud reflection of our Italian heritage. This magnificent city also inspired the name for the Venetian Society, our loyalty programme for the privileged past guests of Silversea.

FULL WORLD CRUISE – 115 DAYS

● Business Class Air with car transfers*

● USD $4,000 onboard spending credit per double occupancy suite

● Gala Bon Voyage reception, dinner and overnight accommodations at the Mandarin Oriental Miami

● Three exclusive World Cruise Events

● Special commemorative gifts

● Silver Shore Baggage Valet between home and the ship in Fort Lauderdale and Venice

● Complimentary Silversea Experiences

● Complimentary Internet package

● Complimentary Laundry service

THREE EXCLUSIVE WORLD CRUISE EVENTS

Island in the HarbourSydney Harbour has arguably two of the world’s most iconic structures — the glistening sails of the opera house roof and the famed arch of the mighty bridge. Today we have exclusive use of a private island with spectacular views of both coupled with the Sydney skyline. A white glove lunch will be served with a local menu of casual Australian fare and accompanied by wines of the Hunter Valley. Replete with Aussie spirit, return to Silver Whisper.

Lunch at The Taj MahalArguably the most romantic of temples built to express love and loss is the beautiful Taj Mahal. Take off in chartered comfort for the day. Tour this amazing edifice of white marble and enjoy a refreshing lunch before returning to Silver Whisper for a special welcome home.

Masked Ball in VeniceMany say Venice seen in the twilight is at its most magnificent and mysterious. We embark our elegant water taxis in the early evening for a journey down the famed Grand Canal, our destination a Palazzo complete with all the trappings of history and regalia this city has to offer. All we ask is that masks and elegant dress are mandatory — leave the rest to us, as we create an unforgettable evening as you approach the twilight of your world cruise.

For more information on Silversea World Cruises, visit silversea.com/worldcruise and request our 2016 World Cruise brochure.

*Cruise only pricing available on request. Offered from select cities. See terms and conditions. Restrictions apply.

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SILVER SPIRIT — 66 DAYSVoyages 5602, 5603, 5604, 5605

JANUARY ARRIVE DEPART INFO

15 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA . . . . . . . . . . 17:00

16-17 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

18 Oranjestad, Aruba 13:00 23:00

19 Willemstad, Curacao 07:00 23:00

20 Kralendijk (Bonaire), Netherlands Antilles

07:00 22:00

21 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

22 Roseau, Dominica 08:00 23:00

23 Castries, St. Lucia 08:00 19:00

24 St. George’s, Grenada 08:00 17:00

25 Bridgetown, Barbados 05:00 18:00

26 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

27 Devil’s Island, French Guiana 12:00 17:00

28-29 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

30 Fortaleza, Brazil 12:00 17:00

31 Natal, Brazil 12:00 17:00FEBRUARY

01 Recife, Brazil 08:00 23:00

02 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

03 Salvador de Bahía, Brazil 08:00 18:00

04 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

05 Búzios, Brazil 13:00 23:00

06 Rio De Janeiro, Brazil 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

07 Rio De Janeiro, Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

08 Rio De Janeiro, Brazil . . . . . . . . . . 17:00

09 Santos, Brazil 08:00 18:00

10-11 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

SILVER SHORE CONCIERGE RECOMMENDS...

Laguna San RafaelIn a region of spectacular vistas, the Blue Wall of Laguna San Rafael surpasses them all. Cruise on a comfortable catamaran into a stunning lagoon of indigo icebergs, bobbing, drifting and calving off the face of the San Rafael Glacier. Set the anchor and admire the wonders from up-close.

SOUTH AMERICA

ATLANTICOCEAN

PACIFICOCEAN

Oranjestad

KralendijkWillemstad

Devil’s Island

Natal

Fortaleza

Recife

Salvador de BahíaRio de Janeiro

Santos

Punta del Este

Montevideo

Buenos Aires

Puerto Madryn

StanleyUshuaia

Beagle Channel /Avenue of Glaciers

Punta Arenas

Chilean Fjords

Laguna San Rafael

Puerto Chacabuco

Puerto Montt

Valparaíso

Coquimbo

Arica

Matarani

PiscoCallao

Panama Canal

Puerto Limón

Salaverry

Manta

Key West

Búzios

St. George’s

CastriesRoseau

Bridgetown

Fort LauderdaleGRAND VOYAGE 2016 12 Punta del Este, Uruguay 08:00 23:00

13 Montevideo, Uruguay 08:00 18:00

14 Buenos Aires, Argentina 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

15 Buenos Aires, Argentina . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

16 Buenos Aires, Argentina . . . . . . . . . . 23:00

17-18 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

19 Puerto Madryn, Argentina 07:00 18:00

20 Day at sea 00:00 00:00

21 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 12:00 20:00

22 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

23 Ushuaia, Argentina 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

24 Ushuaia, Argentina . . . . . . . . . . 08:00

24 Beagle Channel and Avenue of the Glaciers, Chile

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25 Punta Arenas, Chile 08:00 23:00

26-27 Chilean Fjords, Chile . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

28 Laguna San Rafael, Chile 08:00 23:00

29 Puerto Chacabuco, Chile 08:00 13:30MARCH

01 Puerto Montt, Chile 08:00 14:00

02 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

03 Valparaíso (Santiago), Chile 08:00 17:00

04 Coquimbo, Chile 08:00 14:00

05 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

06 Arica, Chile 09:00 22:00

07 Matarani, Peru 08:00 19:00

08 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

09 Pisco, Peru 06:00 19:00

10 Callao (Lima), Peru 07:00 . . . . . . . . . .

11 Callao (Lima), Peru . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

12 Salaverry, Peru 13:00 18:00

13 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

14 Manta, Ecuador 08:00 14:00

15 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

16 Panama Canal, Panama 06:00 19:00

17 Puerto Limón, Costa Rica 08:00 17:00

18-19 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

20 Key West, Florida, USA 08:00 17:30

21 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA 07:00 . . . . . . . . . .

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SIGNATURECRUISES

Join the revellers on the streets of Rio as Carnaval engulfs the city, or give in to the glamour of Monte Carlo as the Grand Prix roars into town. Witness the precision pageantry of the Edinburgh Military Tattoo, or enjoy a masked ball in a gilded Venetian palazzo. On our Signature Cruises you can enjoy the world’s greatest spectacles in style.

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ALONG THE RIVIERAIn this majestic sweep of the Spanish, French and Italian Rivieras, you’ll enjoy a true taste of the high life. See the sublime architecture of Gaudi in Barcelona, and sip champagne in the glittering ports of Cannes and Monte Carlo — where you’ll arrive to coincide with the unmissable Grand Prix . As a quieter counterpoint, Corsica’s mountains provide a lovely opportunity to get off the beaten track.

BARCELONAto ROME

SILVER SPIRIT — 9 DAYSVoyage 5512 — Departure 18 MAY 2015

DAY ARRIVE DEPART INFO

01 Barcelona, Spain . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

02 Sète, France 08:00 18:00

03 Cannes (Film Festival), France

08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

04 Cannes (Film Festival), France

. . . . . . . . . . 23:00

05 Ajaccio, Corsica, France 09:00 19:00

06 Monte Carlo (Grand Prix), Monaco

08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

07 Monte Carlo (Grand Prix), Monaco

. . . . . . . . . . 23:30

08 Portofino, Italy 08:00 23:00

09 Livorno (Florence), Italy 07:00 19:00

10 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 07:00 . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port

For additional departure date(s), see page 119. For details on all available voyages, itineraries and fares visit silversea.com .

MEDITERRANEAN


MONTE CARLO GRAND PRIX

Experience the thrill of the world’s most renowned Formula One Race during this two-day Silver Shore Collection Monaco Grand Prix Event. On Saturday, watch the drivers vie for the pole position during the qualifying rounds, or explore Monte Carlo at your leisure. Then celebrate with an exclusive evening event on board hosted by a former Grand Prix driver and the Captain. Wait for the chequered flag to signal the winner of Sunday’s final from your Tribune K seats. This programme must be pre-purchased well in advance as space is limited.

MEDITERRANEANSEA

EUROPE Monte Carlo Portofino

Ajaccio

LivornoCannesSète

CivitavecchiaBarcelona

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MEDITERRANEAN

01 Grand Prix , Monte Carlo, Monaco02 Bonifacio, Corsica, France03 Portofino, Ligurian Coast, Italy04 Barcelona, Spain

02 03 04

01

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THE COLOURS OF CARNAVALFrom the many-hued houses of Caminito, Buenos Aires, to the bright beach bars of Bridgetown, it ’s hard to imagine a more colourful voyage. The centrepiece is an unforgettable trip to the Carnaval. Nothing compares to taking your seat in the Sambadrome Marquês de Sapucaí as Rio’s dazzling Samba dancers sway and swirl past the roaring crowd. After that, you’ll need some downtime: hop along the coast to Búzios to stretch out on Turtle Beach, or charter a traditional Jangada sailboat for a relaxing spot of fishing.

SILVER SHADOW — 17 DAYSVoyage 3503 — Departure 10 FEB 2015


01 Buenos Aires, Argentina . . . . . . . . . . 17:00

02-03 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

04 Santos, Brazil 09:00 17:00

05 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 09:00 . . . . . . . . . .

06 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

07 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil . . . . . . . . . . 23:00

08 Búzios, Brazil 08:00 14:00

09 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

10 Salvador de Bahía, Brazil 08:00 18:00

11 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

12 Natal, Brazil 08:00 13:30

13 Fortaleza, Brazil 08:00 17:00

14-15 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

16 Devil’s Island, French Guiana

08:00 13:00

17 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

18 Bridgetown, Barbados 06:00 . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port

For additional departure date(s), see page 140.For details on all available voyages, itineraries and fares visit silversea.com

BUENOS AIRESto BRIDGETOWN

SOUTH AMERICA

SILVER SHORE CONCIERGERECOMMENDS...

RIO CARNAVAL

Carnaval in Rio de Janerio is unforgettable. The city explodes in joy and music. There are hundreds of street festivities and bands everywhere, but nothing compares to the gigantic party at the sambadrome parade. Enjoy prime grandstand seating at this unforgettable spectacle. This programme must be pre-purchased well in advance to avoid disappointment.

ATLANTICOCEAN

PACIFICOCEAN

SOUTHAMERICA

Buenos Aires

Bridgetown

Búzios

Salvador de Bahia

Rio de Janeiro

Devil’s Island

Fortaleza

Santos

Natal

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01 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil02 Buenos Aires, Argentina03 Natal, Brazil04 Devil ’s Island, French Guiana

02 03 04

01

SOUTH AMERICA

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UK ROUNDTRIP

BRITANNIA’S WAVESThis voyage takes you around the varied coastal waters of the British Isles, past timeless island monasteries, chattering puffin colonies, and colourful ports. Stop in Edinburgh to watch the Royal Military Tattoo — and drink a dram or two of Scottish whisky while you’re there. Fall in love with the eclectic charms of the British coast.

SILVER CLOUD — 13 DAYSVoyage 1522 — Departure 18 AUG 2015


01 London (Tower Bridge), UK . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

02 London (Tower Bridge), UK . . . . . . . . . . 04:30

03 Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK

13:00 . . . . . . . . . .

04 Leith (Edinburgh), Scotland, UK

. . . . . . . . . . 18:00

05 Invergordon (Inverness), Scotland, UK

09:00 23:00

06 Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, UK 08:00 19:00

07 Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, UK 08:00 15:00

08 Belfast, Northern Ireland 08:00 23:00

09 Dublin, Ireland 08:00 23:00

10 Holyhead, Wales 08:00 18:00

11 Cobh (Cork), Ireland 08:00 23:00

12 Waterford, Ireland 07:00 18:00

13 Fowey, Cornwall, UK 09:00 18:00

14 Southampton, UK 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port

For additional departure date(s), see page 133. For details on all available voyages, itineraries and fares visit silversea.com

NORTHERN EUROPE & BRITISH ISLES


EDINBURGH TATTOO

A magical evening awaits — a celebration of colourful military pageantry on the floodlit esplanade of famous Edinburgh Castle. ‘Tattoo’ was the traditional curfew signal, by drum or trumpet, which ordered soldiers to return to their quarters at night. Today it has developed into this spectacular ceremonial performance featuring around 800 men and women.

EUROPE

NORTHSEA

InvergordonStornoway

Waterford

Kirkwall

Belfast

Fowey

Cobh

Leith (Edinburgh)

HolyheadDublin

Southampton

London

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01

02 03 04

01 Edinburgh Tattoo, Scotland02 Belfast, Northern Ireland 03 Cobh (Cork), I reland04 London, England


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AFRICA &THE INDIAN OCEAN

This is where it all begins – the home of half the world’s languages and a quarter of its people. Track zebra and gazelle across the expansive plains. Visit verdant vineyards at the Cape where history lives alongside nature’s dramatic landscapes. Drift from eden to eden, lazing along the white beaches of the Seychelles or exploring the desert sands of Namibia by camel. One thing is certain – once you’ve visited Africa, you’ll spend a lifetime yearning to return.

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Amboseli National Park, Kenya

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02 03

01

01 Table Mountain, Cape Town, South Africa02 Lomé, Togo03 Flamingos (Walvis Bay, Namibia)

A COAST ALIVE WITH LEGENDSSail south from the fabled Gold Coast along Africa’s western shore, past wild plains and deserts. From Walvis Bay head to the spectacular dunes of Namibia’s dessert, where you also have the chance to f ly over the famed Skeleton coast. Your journey will finish in South Africa, among the Western Cape’s fragrant wineries, under the iconic Table Mountain.

SILVER CLOUD — 13 DAYSVoyage 1533 — Departure 23 NOV 2015


01 Tema (Accra), Ghana . . . . . . . . . . 23:00

02 Lomé, Togo 08:00 23:00

03 Cotonou, Benin 08:00 19:00

04 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

05 Bom Bom Island, São Tomé & Príncipe

08:00 23:00

06 São Tomé, São Tomé & Príncipe

07:00 13:00

07 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

08 Luanda, Angola 08:00 18:00

09-10 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

11 Walvis Bay, Namibia 08:00 18:00

12 Lüderitz, Namibia 12:00 18:00

13 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

14 Cape Town, South Africa 07:00 . . . . . . . . . .


AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEAN

ACCRA to

CAPE TOWN

AFRICA

ATLANTICOCEAN

Cape Town

Tema

Bom Bom Island

São Tomé

Cotonou

Lüderitz

Luanda

Walvis Bay

Lomé

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01 Wailing Wall, Jerusalem, Israel02 Egyptian Textile Loom03 Alabaster Mosque, Cairo, Egypt04 Al Khazneh , Petra, Jordan

02

03 04

01

SILVER WIND — 15 DAYSVoyage 2509 — Departure 05 APR 2015


01 Muscat, Oman . . . . . . . . . . 19:00

02 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

03 Salalah, Oman 13:00 23:00

04-07 Four days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

08 Safaga, Egypt 07:00 21:00

09 Aqaba, Jordan 09:30 21:00

10 Sharm El Sheikh, Egypt 06:00 14:30

11 Transiting the Suez Canal 03:30 17:30

11 Port Said, Egypt 18:30 21:00

12 Ashdod, Israel 08:00 23:00

13 Haifa, Israel 07:00 18:00

14 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

15 Kusadasi, Turkey 08:00 17:00

16 Piraeus (Athens), Greece 07:00 . . . . . . . . . .


MUSCAT to

ATHENS

PHARAOHS AND KINGSFrom Oman you’ll sweep round the Arabian Peninsula to the land of frankincense and myrrh, Salalah, then on to Petra, the ‘Rose City’, carved out of the sandstone. Finally, pass through the Suez Canal into the sparkling Mediterranean, our home waters.


INDIANOCEAN

MEDITERRANEAN SEA

AFRICA

Sharm El SheikhSuez Canal

Port Said

Kusadasi

Safaga

Salalah

Ashdod

Aqaba

Haifa

Muscat

Piraeus

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AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEANVoyages 2015/16


Venetian Society Overnight in Port World Cruise Voyage Segment Grand Voyage Complimentary Silversea Experience

Mid-voyage Land Adventures Pre- / Post-cruise Land Adventures L’École des Chefs by Relais & Châteaux Wine Series Bridge Sailing

Gentlemen Hosts onboard to accompany solo travellers Complimentary Train Journey

AFRICA

ASIA

AUSTRALIA

ATLANTIC OCEAN

INDIAN OCEAN

PACIFIC OCEAN

Las PalmasArrecife Agadir

CasablancaGibraltar

Bom Bom Island

Cotonou

Lomé

Salalah

HaifaAshdod

Port Said

Suez CanalSharm El SheikhAqaba

Safaga

Kusadasi

Takoradi

Abidjan

São Tomé

Walvis Bay

Lobito

Luanda

Lüderitz Richards BayDurban

East LondonPort Elizabeth

Maputo

Dakar

Banjul

Mahajanga

Nosy Be

MahéMamoudzou

Dzaoudzi

Zanzibar

Tulear

Praia

CartagenaValencia

Barcelona

To Castries, St. Lucia

PhuketPenangPort KlangMaldives

ColomboHambantotaAccra

Cape Town

Muscat

Athens

Mombasa Singapore

PORTS AT A GLANCE

SILVER CLOUD — 296 Guests2015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS

23 NOV 13 1533 TEMA (ACCRA) > Lomé > Cotounou > Day at sea > Bom Bom Island > São Tomé > Day at sea > Luanda > 2 Days at sea > Walvis Bay > Lüderitz > Day at sea > CAPE TOWN

06 DEC 14 1534 CAPE TOWN > Day at sea > Port Elizabeth > East London > Durban > Richards Bay > Maputo > 2 Days at sea > Mahajanga > Nosy Be > Mamoudzou > Day at sea > Zanzibar > MOMBASA

20 DEC 16 1535 MOMBASA > Zanzibar > Day at sea > Mamoudzou > Nosy Be > Day at sea > Tulear > Day at sea > Maputo > Richards Bay > Durban > Day at sea > Port Elizabeth > Day at sea > CAPE TOWN

2016

05 JAN 14 1601 CAPE TOWN > Day at sea > Port Elizabeth > East London > Durban > Richards Bay > Maputo > 2 Days at sea > Mahajanga > Nosy Be > Mamoudzou > Day at sea > Zanzibar > MOMBASA

19 JAN 15 1602 MOMBASA > Zanzibar > Day at sea > Mamoudzou > Nosy Be > Day at sea > Tulear > Day at sea > Maputo > Richards Bay > Durban > Day at sea > Port Elizabeth > Day at sea > CAPE TOWN

02 FEB 10 1603 CAPE TOWN > Day at sea > Port Elizabeth > Day at sea > Maputo > Richards Bay > Durban > East London > Day at sea > CAPE TOWN



03 MAR 14 1606 CAPE TOWN > Day at sea > Lüderitz > Walvis Bay > 2 Days at sea > Lobito > Luanda > Day at sea > São Tomé > Day at sea > Cotounou > Lomé > TEMA (ACCRA)

16 MAR 16 1607 TEMA (ACCRA) > Takoradi > Abidjan > 2 Days at sea > Banjul > Dakar > 2 Days at sea > Las Palmas > Arrecife > Agadir > Casablanca > Gibraltar > Cartagena > Valencia > BARCELONA

SILVER WIND — 296 Guests2015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS

05 APR 15 2509 MUSCAT > Day at sea > Salalah > 4 Days at sea > Safaga > Aqaba > Sharm El Sheikh > Transit Suez Canal > Port Said > Ashdod > Haifa > Day at sea > Kusadasi > PIRAEUS (ATHENS)

SILVER WHISPER — 382 Guests2015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS

06 MAR 17 4506 SINGAPORE > Port Klang > Penang > Phuket > 2 Days at sea > Hambantota > Colombo > Day at sea > Male > 3 Days at sea > Mahé > 2 Days at sea > MOMBASA

23 MAR 13 4507 MOMBASA > Zanzibar > Day at sea > Dzaoudzi > Nosy Be > Mahajanga > 2 Days at sea > Richards Bay > Durban > East London > Day at sea > CAPE TOWN

05 APR 26 4508 CAPE TOWN > Day at sea > Walvis Bay > 2 Days at sea > Luanda > Day at sea > São Tomé > Day at sea > Takoradi > 3 Days at sea > Banjul > Dakar > Praia > 5 Days at sea > Castries > Gustavia > San Juan > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

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AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEANSilver Shore Land Adventures


01

01 Phinda National Park, South Africa

Venetian Society Overnight in Port

World Cruise Voyage Segment

Complimentary Silversea Experience

Mid-voyage Land Adventures

Pre- / Post-cruise Land Adventures

Wine Series Bridge Sailing

Gentlemen Hosts onboard to accompany solo travellers

Silver Shore Land Adventures are excursions exploring a region’s must-see destinations. Offered before, during or after select voyages, they may include accommodation, porterage, transfers, sightseeing and some meals.

MID-VOYAGE LAND ADVENTURES

AQABA, JORDAN

Israel — From the Desert to the Dead Sea — NEWExplore the land of Israel from its border with Jordan, all the while taking in the wonders of its desert, the Dead Sea, its gorgeous coastline, biblical Bethlehem and Jerusalem and all the history and culture in-between. Your off-the-beaten-path look at Israel begins with a tour of Petra before crossing the border on this five-day journey.

Four and a half days / Three nights Depart: Aqaba / Return: Ashdod Voyage 2509

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

Escape to Etosha (for in-transit guests)Embark on a unique safari adventure at Etosha National Park, one of Namibia’s finest and most important Game Reserves. The park is home to more than one hundred mammal species, including elephant, giraffe, rhino and lion. The Onguma Lodge offers you an unforgettable experience.

Two and a half days / Two nights Depart: Cape Town / Return: Walvis Bay Voyage 4508

Gorillas in the Forest — NEW (for in-transit guests)For most travellers trekking the Gorillas ranks among one of the absolute highlights of a lifetime, and the spine-tingling feeling that you get being so near to one of our closest relatives is hard to describe. Your journey is guaranteed to be an exhilarating one and your efforts will be rewarded with your first sighting of the Gorillas, as these gentle giants shyly approach you and you come face-to-face with one of nature’s greatest animals.

Five days / Four nights Depart: Cape Town / Return: Luanda Voyage 4508

DURBAN, SOUTH AFRICA

Gorah Elephant CampThe incomparable thrill of observing a passing herd of elephants while being served tea on the veranda of a stately colonial manor house is the stuff of dreams — and an everyday occurrence at exclusive Gorah, a member of Relais & Châteaux. Capture the romantic mystique of an authentic safari at the only private concession and camp in the middle of the famous Addo Elephant National Park.

Two and a half days / Two nights Depart: Durban / Return: Port Elizabeth Voyage 1535

MOMBASA, KENYA

Maasai Mara Safari (for in-transit guests)Visit the Africa of your imagination at the finest game sanctuary in the country, home to an astonishing number and variety of animals. Watch the “Big Nine” roam the Maasai Mara, which includes cheetah, zebra, giraffe and hippo. It ’s a land of breathtaking vistas, abundant wildlife and endless plains.

Two days / One night Depart / Return: Mombasa Voyage 4506

Ngorongoro Crater Expedition (for in-transit guests)Experience the magical setting and abundant wildlife of the Ngorongoro Conservation Area, often called the eighth wonder of the world. This spectacular Crater itself is home to more than 25,000 large mammals. Once a large volcano that later collapsed, it is now the largest intact caldera in the world, with a lake on its f loor and walls covered in lush vegetation. Offering easy sightings of the “Big Five” this is truly a unique safari destination for our in-transit guests

Three days / Two nights Depart: Mombasa / Return: Zanzibar Voyage 4506

PORT ELIZABETH, SOUTH AFRICA

Pumba Private Game ReserveEscape to the wild and magical Pumba Private Game Reserve in the heart of the Eastern Cape, combining 5-star luxury with awe-inspiring bush, grasslands, and the formidable Big Five; the endangered and elusive leopard and majestic white lions will take your breath away.

One and a half days / One night Depart: Port Elizabeth / Return: East London Voyage 1534

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PORT ELIZABETH, SOUTH AFRICA

Pumba Private Game Reserve Water LodgeA two-night stay at Pumba Private Game Reserve of fers more opportunity to experience an African Safari and maximise your animal sightings. Two mornings and two afternoon game drives double the excitement and wonder that only the Big Five offer.

Two and a half days / Two nights Depart: Port Elizabeth / Return: Cape Town Voyage 1535

Two and a half days / Two nights Depart: East London / Return: Cape Town Voyage 4507

PHUKET, THAILAND

Taj Mahal & Jaipur — A Magical Journey to India — NEW There are few places in the world that evoke such profound impact on their visitors as the Taj Mahal in Agra. Once the capital of the great Mughal Empire, Agra in itself is well worth a visit for its repository of some of the Mughals most famous monuments. Both the Taj Mahal and the Agra Fort have been declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1983. And there are few places in the world that compare with the Pink City of Jaipur, where you stay on this magical journey into India’s wonders.

Four and a half days / Four nights Depart: Phuket / Return: Colombo Voyage 4506

RICHARDS BAY, SOUTH AFRICA

Phinda Private Game Reserve (1 night)Discover Africa’s wildlife in 4-wheel drive open vehicles whilst enjoying a touch of luxury during your bush experience. Situated in the lush northern KwaZulu-Natal, Phinda Private Game Reserve comprises 56,800 acres (23,000 hectares) of prime conservation land. Seven diverse habitats shelter an abundance of wildlife including Africa’s Big Five — lion, leopard, elephant, buffalo, and black and white rhino.

One and a half days / One night Depart / Return: Richards Bay Voyage 1535

One and a half days / One night Depart: Richards Bay / Return: Durban Voyages 1535, 4507

Phinda Private Game Reserve (2 nights)The wraparound views of the majestic ancient Ubombo mountain range, the chance to expand your knowledge of the wilderness and share in your wildlife encounter experiences with two additional game drives, Africa’s Big Five, endangered black rhino, and 415 bird species — the perfect reasons to extend your stay at Phinda Private Game Reserve for an additional night.

Two and a half days / Two nights Depart: Richards Bay / Return: Durban Voyage 1535

AFRICA & THE INDIAN OCEANSilver Shore Land Adventures


01

01 Kruger National Park, South Africa

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PRE- & POST-CRUISE LAND ADVENTURES

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA

Ngala Wildlife Safari — NEWNgala Game Reserve shares an unfenced boundary with the world renowned Kruger National Park, South Africa’s largest wildlife sanctuary and one of the biggest game reserves in the world. It enjoys otherwise unheard of access to this spectacular area. With comfortable facilities, and a genuine sense of the adventure native to the Kruger, Ngala is a stunning safari getaway.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1534, 4508

Three nights post-cruise: Voyages 1533, 4507

Victoria Falls & the Elephants of BotswanaChobe Game Reserve is home to the world’s largest remaining elephant population. Enjoy unforgettable close-ups of African wildlife and a sunset river cruise under the vast African sky.

Four nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1534, 4508

Three nights post-cruise: Voyages 1533, 4507

Wines & WildlifeThe Cape Peninsula is unquestionably one of the most beautiful places in the world. Travel down to the Cape of Good Hope. Discover the penguins of Boulders Beach. Sip and savour your way through selected vineyards, cellars and scenery of Cape Winelands, South Africa’s largest wine region, admiring the oak-lined streetscapes and Cape Dutch architecture of historic Stellenbosch.

Two nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1534, 4508

Two nights post-cruise: Voyages 1533, 4507

MOMBASA, KENYA

Serengeti SplendourThe Serengeti defines the safari experience as surely as the wildlife that inhabit it. The big cats — lion, leopards and cheetah — are common along the wildebeest migration route — the Four Seasons Safari Lodge insures that your African bush adventure is enjoyed in the utmost comfort and style.


Four nights post-cruise: Voyages 1534, 4506

Ngorongoro ExplorerThe Ngorongoro Conservation Area, Tanzania, encompasses the area around the crater of the same name — including the famous Olduvai Gorge. The crater is the largest unbroken caldera in the world. Though a relatively small space, it is home to nearly 30,000 animals. Enjoy two nights at The Manor at Ngorongoro and spend time exploring the marvels of this region.



Ngorongoro Grande ExplorerEnjoy the same experience as guests on the Ngorongoro Explorer programme with the added benefit of overnighting for two nights at the magnificent Ngorongoro Crater Lodge, perched right on the edge of the caldera with an unparalleled view of the area.




SILVER SHORE GRANDE HOTEL

Extend your Silversea holiday with a stay at a landmark hotel or boutique property. Includes full breakfast and private transfer between airport and hotel. Additional nights and upgrades available upon request.

ATHENS, GREECEGrande Bretagne

CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICACape Grace Hotel

NAIROBI, KENYAHemmingway’s Hotel

MUSCAT, OMANAl Bustan Palace

SINGAPOREShangri-La Hotel

SINGAPORE

Cambodia & Angkor WatSiem Reap is your gateway to the grandeur of the ancient Khmer. View the majesty of Angkor Wat rising from the silence of its jungle setting. Explore the mysteries of the royal city of Angkor Thom as well as the exquisite, but lesser known, Banteay Srei and Banteay Samre temples.

Four nights pre-cruise: Voyage 4506

TEMA (ACCRA), GHANA

Accra & the Ashanti KingdomExplore Ghanian culture in a variety of ways through a visit to the National Museum, a stop at a local artisan’s atelier, a visit to a shrine that holds special significance to the Ashanti people, and finally a meeting with one of the traditional Ashanti Kings.


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Whales breaching. Bears fi shing. Seals diving. Alaska’s great spectacles need little introduction. Experience the wonder ofthe bright summer night skies, and fl y over placid glacial lakes. This is a journey of breathtaking encounters with the natural world – all enjoyed from the supreme comfort of Silver Shadow.

ALASKA

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White Pass Mountains, Skagway, Alaska


SILVER SHADOW — 10 DAYSVoyage 3509 — Departure 04 MAY 2015


01 San Francisco, California, USA

08:00 18:00

02 Day at sea

03 Astoria, Oregon, USA 08:00 15:30

04 Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

08:00 14:00

05 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

06 Prince Rupert, British Columbia, Canada

08:00 14:00

07 Juneau, Alaska, USA 14:00 23:00

08 Skagway, Alaska, USA 07:00 15:00

09 Ketchikan, Alaska, USA 12:30 17:30

10 Cruising Inside Passage 13:40 20:00

11 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

07:00 18:00


01

SAN FRANCISCOto VANCOUVER

01 Pine Island, British Columbia, Canada

A WILDER WESTThe Pacific Northwest is full of surprises. It starts with culture: San Francisco’s world-famous seafood or the intricate totems of Canada’s First Nations that pepper British Columbia. Then there are the natural wonders: smouldering lava domes; orca and humpback whales sounding out the deep. In this ancient landscape, there’s always something new to unearth.

ALASKA

PACIFIC OCEAN

NORTH AMERICA

Prince Rupert

Ketchikan

Skagway

Victoria

Juneau

Astoria

San Francisco

Vancouver


WILDLIFE AND CULTURE

Travel in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark, see the lava dome and blast zone of Mount St. Helens. Search for orca and humpback whales, soar over the glacier icefield, and take in a native clan dance. Fish for salmon and stop to savour a cold beer in a Klondike Saloon.

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01 Resurrection Bay, Alaska

01

SILVER SHADOW — 7 DAYSVoyages 3510, 3512, 3514, 3516, 3519, 3520, 3522, 3524, 3526 — Departure 30 JUL 2015


01 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada

08:00 18:00

02 Cruising Inside Passage 05:00 13:00

03 Ketchikan, Alaska, USA 08:00 14:00

04 Juneau, Alaska, USA 09:30 23:00

05 Skagway, Alaska, USA 08:00 17:00

06 Sitka, Alaska, USA 09:00 16:00

07 Cruising the Hubbard Glacier 06:30 12:00

08 Seward, Alaska, USA 07:00 19:00


VANCOUVERto SEWARD

THE POWER OF NATUREAlaska is nature’s wildest frontier. Humpback whales glide through the water, and glaciers advance and retreat as the seasons turn. Venture north from Vancouver for the chance to see salmon spawning in babbling rivers and watch eagles wheeling across the wide-open sky. For a dif ferent perspective, embark across the sprawling glaciers in a dog sled, or see the fjords and ice fields from above on an exhilarating seaplane ride.

ALASKA


COMPLIMENTARY

SCENIC JOURNEYINCLUDED ON ALL SEWARD VOYAGES

Guests aboard cruises that begin or end in Seward will receive a complimentary transfer to/from Anchorage Airport Train Station via chartered rail service. The 4.5 hour train ride between Seward and Anchorage, along the Alaskan Kenai Peninsula, is said to be the most scenic in all of Alaska, as it travels through valleys and areas rich with fl ora and fauna.

PACIFIC OCEAN

NORTH AMERICA

Hubbard Glacier

Ketchikan

Skagway

Sitka

Juneau

Vancouver

Seward

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ACROSS THE TOP OF THE WORLDThe scenery starts almost immediately viewed from the window of the train from Anchorage as you wend your way to Seward to board the ship for a journey through the northernmost archipelago of the United States. Then on to the Russian Arctic, home of volcanoes and base for countless species of migrant birds, their f locking habits a spectacle in itself. Japan’s northern most point is the island of Hakodate — the country’s largest precinct and home to indigenous people, giant cranes and some of the best fish markets in the country.

ALASKA

SILVER SHADOW — 14 DAYSVoyage 3527 — Departure 17 SEP 2015


01 Seward, Alaska, USA . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

02 Homer, Alaska, USA 08:00 18:00

03 Kodiak, Alaska, USA 07:00 15:00

04 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

05 Dutch Harbor, Alaska, USA 08:00 13:00

06 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

07 Cross International Date Line (lose a day)

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08 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

09 Petropavlovsk (Kamchatka), Russia

07:00 18:00

10-11 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

12 Kushiro, Japan 08:00 17:00

13 Hakodate, Japan 08:00 18:00

14 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

15 Tokyo, Japan 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .



SUMMITS AND CRATERS OF KAMCHATKA

Soar above the summits and craters of the volcano range known as Kamchatka — a UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Land at Kurilskoye Lake to explore the surroundings and look for bears. Hike in this unique area to observe the flora and fauna before flying to take a dip in the only thermal lake of Kamchatka, Khodutka.

PACIFIC OCEAN

NORTH AMERICAASIA Seward

Tokyo

Dutch Harbor

Hakodate

Kushiro Kodiak

HomerPetropavlovsk

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02 03 04

01 Moose, Alaska02 Kushiro, Japan03 Petropavlosk, Russia (Kamchatka)

© Sergey Frolov04 Bald Eagle, Alaska

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ALASKAVoyages 2015

SILVER SHADOW — 382 Guests2015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS

04 MAY 10 3509 SAN FRANCISCO > Day at sea > Astoria > Victoria > Cruising Inside Passage > Juneau > Skagway > Ketchikan > Cruising Inside Passage > VANCOUVER

14 MAY 7 3510 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Skagway > Sitka > Cruising the Hubbard Glacier > SEWARD (ANCHORAGE)

21 MAY 7 3511 SEWARD (ANCHORAGE) > Cruising the Hubbard Glacier > Sitka > Juneau > Skagway > Ketchikan > Cruising Inside Passage > VANCOUVER

28 MAY 7 3512 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Skagway > Sitka > Cruising the Hubbard Glacier > SEWARD (ANCHORAGE)

04 JUN 7 3513 SEWARD (ANCHORAGE) > Cruising the Hubbard Glacier > Sitka > Juneau > Skagway > Ketchikan > Cruising Inside Passage > VANCOUVER

11 JUN 7 3514 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Skagway > Sitka > Cruising the Hubbard Glacier > SEWARD (ANCHORAGE)

18 JUN 7 3515 SEWARD (ANCHORAGE) > Cruising the Hubbard Glacier > Sitka > Juneau > Skagway > Ketchikan > Cruising Inside Passage > VANCOUVER

25 JUN 7 3516 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Skagway > Sitka > Cruising the Hubbard Glacier > SEWARD (ANCHORAGE)

02 JUL 7 3517 SEWARD (ANCHORAGE) > Cruising the Hubbard Glacier > Sitka > Juneau > Skagway > Ketchikan > Cruising Inside Passage > VANCOUVER

09 JUL 7 3518 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Sitka > Pine Island > Seymour Narrows > Nanaimo > VANCOUVER

16 JUL 7 3519 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Skagway > Sitka > Cruising Hubbard Glacier > SEWARD (ANCHORAGE)

23 JUL 7 3519B SEWARD (ANCHORAGE) > Cruising Hubbard Glacier > Sitka > Juneau > Skagway > Ketchikan > Cruising Inside Passage > VANCOUVER

30 JUL 7 3520 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Skagway > Sitka > Cruising Hubbard Glacier > SEWARD (ANCHORAGE)

06 AUG 7 3521 SEWARD (ANCHORAGE) > Cruising Hubbard Glacier > Sitka > Juneau > Skagway > Ketchikan > Cruising Inside Passage > VANCOUVER

13 AUG 7 3522 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Skagway > Sitka > Cruising Hubbard Glacier > SEWARD (ANCHORAGE)

20 AUG 7 3523 SEWARD (ANCHORAGE) > Cruising Hubbard Glacier > Sitka > Juneau > Skagway > Ketchikan > Cruising Inside Passage > VANCOUVER

27 AUG 7 3524 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Skagway > Sitka > Cruising Hubbard Glacier > SEWARD (ANCHORAGE)

03 SEP 7 3525 SEWARD (ANCHORAGE) > Cruising Hubbard Glacier > Sitka > Juneau > Skagway > Ketchikan > Cruising Inside Passage > VANCOUVER

10 SEP 7 3526 VANCOUVER > Cruising Inside Passage > Ketchikan > Juneau > Skagway > Sitka > Cruising Hubbard Glacier > SEWARD (ANCHORAGE)

17 SEP 14 3527 SEWARD (ANCHORAGE) > Homer > Kodiak > Day at sea > Dutch Harbor > 3 Days at sea > Cross International Date Line (lose a day) > Petropavlovsk > 2 Days at sea > Kushiro > Hakodate > Day at sea > TOKYO

ALASKA

ASIA NORTHAMERICA

NORTH PACIFIC OCEAN

BERING SEA

GULF OFALASKA

KushiroHakodate

Dutch Harbor

Petropavlovsk-Kamchatka

Kodiak

Homer

Hubbard Glacier

Sitka Inside Passage

Victoria

Astoria

Skagway

Prince Rupert

Juneau

Ketchikan

Seward

Vancouver

San FranciscoTokyo

INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE

PORTS AT A GLANCE

Venetian Society Mid-voyage Land Adventures Pre- / Post-cruise Land Adventures Bridge Sailing

Gentlemen Hosts onboard to accompany solo travellers Complimentary Train Journey

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PETROPAVLOVSK, RUSSIA

Summits and Craters of Kamchatka — NEWSoar above the summits and craters of the volcano range known as Kamchatka — a UNESCO World Heritage Centre. Land at Kurilskoye Lake to explore the surrounds and look for bear. Hike in this unique area to observe the f lora and fauna before f lying to the in only thermal lake of Kamchatka, Khodutka, to take a dip.

One day

Depart / Return: Petropavlovsk Voyage 3527


SAN FRANCISCO, USA

Wine & Crime — NEWCalifornia’s famous Sonoma Valley starts just over the Golden Gate Bridge. With it comes spectacular scenery and of course a tasting or two of the wines that have made the valley so famous. Spend some time exploring the quaint town of Sausalito before visiting infamous Alcatraz Island.

Two nights pre-cruise: Voyage 3509

SEWARD, ALASKA, USA

Denali — The Summit of North AmericaEnjoy a train ride on the famous Alaska Railroad to Denali National Park, a four million acre wildlife refuge surrounding Mount McKinley, the tallest mountain in North America. The park is home to an abundance of wildlife including bears, caribou, Dall sheep, gray wolves and moose. Your full-day, fully-narrated Tundra Wildlife Tour ventures deep into the park in search of wildlife. On your way back to Anchorage, stop for an exclusive experience at the home of four-time Iditarod Champion Martin Buser to learn about the Last Great Race and the wonderful champion dogs he raises and trains for mushing.

Four nights pre-cruise: Voyages 3511, 3513, 3515, 3517, 3521, 3523, 3525, 3527

Four nights post-cruise: Voyages 3510, 3512, 3514, 3516, 3520, 3522, 3524, 3526

ALASKASilver Shore Land Adventures

01

02

03

01 Kamchatka, Russia02 Anchorage, Alaska03 San Francisco, USA

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SEWARD, ALASKA, USA

Denali by Air — NEWExplore Denali National Park from an eagle’s perspective; ride the rails with Deluxe Dome Railcar service; participate in a guided Tundra Wilderness Tour; visit the home of a four-time Iditarod champion — all the while the verdant scenery of South Central Alaska stretches out before you.

Four nights pre-cruise: Voyages 3511, 3513, 3515, 3517, 3521, 3523, 3525, 3527

Four nights post-cruise: Voyages 3512, 3514, 3516, 3520, 3522, 3524

Flight to Bear CountryHead for a prime grizzly habitat on a fifty-minute f loatplane ride with scenic views of Cook Inlet along the way. Aboard a boat, head for an area of the lake where bears are known to fish, for a close-up (but respectful) view of these magnificent creatures. Lunch at the rustic Redoubt Mountain Lodge is included.

Two nights pre-cruise: Voyages 3515, 3517, 3521, 3523, 3525

Two nights post-cruise: Voyages 3514, 3516, 3520, 3522, 3524

Winter Lake Lodge RetreatExperience the glory of the Alaskan wilderness at one of the state’s premier and most remote wilderness lodges. Arrive by f loatplane for two days of wildlife viewing, gourmet meals, outstanding service and options like helicopter glacier trekking, sport fishing and cooking classes in the kitchen of award-winning chef, Kirsten Dixon. Includes Anchorage overnight and city tour.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyages 3515, 3517, 3521, 3523, 3525


ALASKA

ALASKASilver Shore Land Adventures

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02 03

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SILVER SHORE SIMPLY HOTEL

Overnight at a 4.5- or 5-star hotel before or after your cruise. Includes one night standard room accommodation and breakfast. Transfers, additional nights and upgrades available upon request.

SAN FRANCISCO, USAInterContinental Mark Hopkins

SEWARD, ALASKA, USAAnchorage Hilton

TOKYO, JAPANImperial Hotel

VANCOUVER, CANADAFairmont Water front Hotel



SAN FRANCISCO, USATaj Campton Place

SEWARD, ALASKA, USACaptain Cook Hotel

TOKYO, JAPANPeninsula Hotel

VANCOUVER, CANADAShangri-La Hotel

01 Denali National Park, Alaska02 Bears, Alaska03 Winter Lake Lodge, Alaska04 Vancouver, Canada

04

VANCOUVER, CANADA

Canadian RockiesEnjoy the ultimate train ride — a two-day, all-daylight tour of the Canadian Rockies aboard the legendary Rocky Mountaineer. Relax as the stunning vistas parade before your eyes — the amazing Columbia Icefields in Jasper National Park, the rushing waters of Hell ’s Gate in the Fraser Canyon, the steep slopes along the Thompson River. Cross the Continental Divide. See Kicking Horse Canyon and the Spiral Tunnels. Spend two nights in Banff, an overnight in Kamloops and more.

Six nights pre-cruise: Voyages 3512, 3514, 3516, 3518, 3520, 3524, 3526

Four nights post-cruise: Voyages 3511, 3513, 3515, 3517, 3521, 3523, 3525

Very VictoriaEnjoy a f lightseeing transfer to Victoria on Vancouver Island, where f lowers spill from lamp posts and Victorian architecture gleams around every corner. Browse the beautiful capital of British Columbia and tour world-famous Butchart Gardens featuring 55 acres (22 hectares) of exquisite f loral displays.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyages 3512, 3514, 3516, 3520, 3522, 3524, 3526

Three nights post-cruise: Voyages 3511, 3513, 3515, 3517, 3521, 3523, 3525

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For centuries, travellers have been drawn to the Asia for trade. But today, this captivating destination is for everyone. Watch the sun rise over the temples of Bagan, or have your dinner cooked in front of you in Bangkok’s bustling markets. Sail past the ever-evolving Hong Kong skyline, or watch the sun set over Vietnam’s unique Ha Long Bay rock formations. Nowhere presents more possibilities to the curious traveller.

ASIA

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Ha Long Bay, Vietnam


02

03

01

SILVER WIND — 11 DAYSVoyage 2501 — Departure 04 JAN 2015


01 Singapore, Singapore . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

02 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

03 Bintulu (Sarawak), Malaysia 08:00 17:00

04 Muara, Brunei 08:00 23:00

05 Kota Kinabalu, Malaysia 08:00 16:30

06 Sandakan, Malaysia 08:00 14:00

07 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

08 Pare Pare (Sulawesi), Indonesia

09:00 23:00

09 Makassar, Indonesia 07:00 14:00

10 Komodo, Indonesia 08:00 13:00

11 Benoa (Bali), Indonesia 09:00 . . . . . . . . . .

12 Benoa (Bali), Indonesia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port


SINGAPOREto BALI

01 Bali, Indonesia02 Bali, Indonesia03 Orangutan (Sandakan, Malaysia)

ECLECTIC ISLANDSThe islands of Southeast Asia provide an unforgettable backdrop for a cruise. There’s Singapore’s race to modernity, Sabah’s lush forests, and the gilded splendour of Brunei. The fauna, too, demands your attention: you’ll visit Sarawak, ‘Land of the Hornbills’, and the isle of Komodo, home of the infamous Komodo dragon. Bali’s pearly white beaches will give you the chance to truly unwind, and ref lect on all that ’s gone before.

ASIA

INDIANOCEAN

PACIFICOCEAN

ASIAASIAASIA

Singapore

Bali

Kota Kinabalu

Pare Pare, Sulawesi

Sandakan

Makassar

Komodo

Bintulu, Sarawak

Muara

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01 Victoria Harbour, Hong Kong02 The Marble Temple, Bangkok, Thailand03 Rice Fields, Vietnam

02 03

01

SILVER SHADOW — 11 DAYSVoyage 3533 — Departure 01 DEC 2015



02 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

03 Koh Samui, Thailand 09:00 14:00

04 Bangkok, Thailand 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

05 Bangkok, Thailand . . . . . . . . . . 16:00

06 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

07 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam 12:00 . . . . . . . . . .

08 Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam . . . . . . . . . . 13:00

09 Nha Trang, Vietnam 08:00 13:00

10 Chan May (Hue/Da Nang), Vietnam

08:00 17:00

11 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

12 Hong Kong, China 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port


SINGAPOREto HONG KONG

TASTES OF ASIAThis voyage into South Asia’s past and present starts in Singapore, among grand colonial architecture and soaring skyscrapers. In the ancient Buddhist kingdoms of Thailand and Vietnam you’ll find sumptuous imperial palaces alive with stone dragons and lively painted effigies. Overnight stays in Bankgok and Ho Chi Minh City lead into the culmination of the cruise at Hong Kong’s glittering port: a vision of China’s vibrant future.

ASIA

Ho Chi Minh City

Nha Trang

Chan May

Koh Samui

Bangkok

Hong Kong

Singapore

ASIA

SOUTHCHINA

SEA

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SILVER WIND — 17 DAYSVoyage 2508 — Departure 19 MAR 2015



02 Port Klang (Kuala Lumpur), Malaysia

08:00 19:00

03 Penang, Malaysia 08:00 18:00

04 Phuket, Thailand 07:00 14:00

05 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

06 Yangon, Myanmar 09:00 . . . . . . . . . .

07 Yangon, Myanmar . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

08 Yangon, Myanmar . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

09-11 Three days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

12 Colombo, Sri Lanka 07:00 17:00

13 Cochin, India 12:00 17:30

14 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

15 Mumbai, India 07:00 18:00

16-17 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

18 Muscat, Oman 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port


THE SCENT OF SPICEFollow the trail of the ancient spice traders through Southeast Asia. In Yangon, you’ll discover some of Buddhism’s greatest treasures, including the famous Golden Pagoda, before setting sail for Sri Lanka to sip tea grown fresh from a nearby plantation. Relax on a boat as you cruise the waterways of Cochin, before heading north to discover Mumbai’s frenetic energy.

SINGAPOREto MUSCAT

ASIA


UNSEENASIA

Our Mid-Voyage Land Adventures offer an in-depth look at the wonders of Myanmar and India, with visits to Bagan, Mandalay and the Taj Mahal in Agra. Take to the skies in a dawn balloon ride over the Bagan’s ancient temples. Witness the power of love in Shah Jahan’s enduring monument to his wife and the devotion of King Mindon in his commemoration of the 2,400th jubilee of Buddhism at the foot of Mandalay Hill.

INDIAN OCEAN

ASIA

Port KlangColombo

MumbaiYangon

Penang

PhuketCochin

Muscat

Singapore

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01 Bagan Temple, Myanmar02 Marina Bay Sands Casino, Singapore03 Tea Plantation, Sri Lanka04 Traditional Spice Bazaar, India

02 03 04

01

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SILVER SHADOW — 16 DAYSVoyage 3528 — Departure 02 OCT 2015


01 Tokyo, Japan . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

02 Osaka, Japan 18:00 . . . . . . . . . .

03 Osaka, Japan . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

04 Osaka, Japan . . . . . . . . . . 12:00

05 Hiroshima, Japan 09:00 17:00

06 Busan, South Korea 09:00 18:00

07 Jeju, South Korea 08:00 14:00

08 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

09 Tianjin (Beijing), China 07:00 . . . . . . . . . .

10 Tianjin (Beijing), China . . . . . . . . . . 19:00

11 Dalian, China 09:00 17:00

12 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

13 Shanghai, China 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

14 Shanghai, China . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

15-16 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

17 Hong Kong, China 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port


TOKYO to

HONG KONG

EASTERN EMPIRESThe Forbidden City. The Great Wall. Mount Fuji. The namesof East Asia’s greatest sights reverberate across the world. On this voyage you can walk Kyoto’s serene, sun-dappled Torii Path, or take tea with a geisha. You can face the might of Qin Shi Huang’s Terracotta Army, and witness Beijing’s dizzying journey into the twenty-first century.

ASIA


IMPERIAL MAJESTY

Travel by high-speed train to Kyoto and Beijing and fl y to Xian to strike these bucket list items off your ‘Must See’ scorecard — Tiananmen Square, the Forbidden City, the Great Wall of China, site of the Beijing Olympics, the Terracotta Warriors, Kyoto’s Nijo Castle and Golden Pavilion, and Shanghai’s symbolic Bund.

Hiroshima

Shanghai

TianjinDalian

Osaka

Jeju

Busan

Hong Kong

Tokyo

EASTCHINA

SEA

ASIA

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04

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01 Shanghai, China02 Jeju Island, South Korea03 Jogyesa Temple; Seoul, South Korea04 Hiroshima Castle, Hiroshima, Japan05 Kimchi, South Korea

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ASIA

ASIA

AUSTRALIA

INDIAN OCEAN

PACIFIC OCEAN

BintuluKuching

MuaraKota Kinabalu Sandakan

Bohol

Boracay Island

Pare PareMakassar

Komodo

Bangkok

Port KlangMalacca

Ha Long BayHaikou

Ko Samui

Phuket

PenangSabang

Port BlairHo Chi Minh City

Mumbai

Cochin

Colombo

Yangon

Langkawi

Belawan

Osaka

Hiroshima

Busan

Tianjin Dalian

Shanghai

Jeju

Nha TrangCoron

Puerto Princessa

Chan May

Lembar

Probolinggo

JakartaSurabaya

Semarang

Manila

Muscat

Singapore

Hong Kong

Dubai

Tokyo

Bali

PORTS AT A GLANCE

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04 JAN 11 2501 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Bintulu > Muara > Kota Kinabalu > Sandakan > Day at sea > Pare Pare > Makassar > Komodo > BENOA (BALI)

15 JAN 9 2502 BENOA (BALI) > Lembar > Probolinggo > Surabaya > Semarang > Day at sea > SINGAPORE

24 JAN 14 2503 SINGAPORE > Port Klang > Penang > Sabang > Day at sea > Port Blair > Day at sea > Yangon > Day at sea > Phuket > Langkawi > Malacca > SINGAPORE

07 FEB 9 2504 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Ho Chi Minh City > Nha Trang > Chan May > Ha Long Bay > Day at sea > HONG KONG

16 FEB 11 2505 HONG KONG > Day at sea > Chan May > Nha Trang > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > Bangkok > Koh Samui > Day at sea > SINGAPORE

27 FEB 11 2506 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Koh Samui > Bangkok > Day at sea > Ho Chi Minh City > Nha Trang > Chan May > Day at sea > HONG KONG

10 MAR 9 2507 HONG KONG > Day at sea > Ha Long Bay > Chan May > Nha Trang > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > SINGAPORE

19 MAR 17 2508 SINGAPORE > Port Klang > Penang > Phuket > Day at sea > Yangon > 3 Days at sea > Colombo > Cochin > Day at sea > Mumbai > 2 Days at sea > MUSCAT


02 OCT 16 3528 TOKYO > Osaka > Hiroshima > Busan > Jeju > Day at sea > Tianjin > Dalian > Day at sea > Shanghai > 2 Days at sea > HONG KONG

18 OCT 11 3529 HONG KONG > Day at sea > Chan May > Nha Trang > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > Bangkok > Koh Samui > Day at sea > S INGAPORE

29 OCT 12 3530 SINGAPORE > Port Klang > Penang > Phuket > Day at sea > Yangon > Day at sea > Langkawi > Malacca > SINGAPORE

10 NOV 12 3531 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Bintulu > Muara > Kota Kinabalu > Day at sea > Bohol > Boracay Island > Coron > Manila > Day at sea > HONG KONG

22 NOV 9 3532 HONG KONG > Day at sea > Ha Long Bay > Chan May > Nha Trang > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > SINGAPORE

01 DEC 11 3533 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Koh Samui > Bangkok > Day at sea > Ho Chi Minh City > Nha Trang > Chan May > Day at sea > HONG KONG

12 DEC 9 3534 HONG KONG > Day at sea > Ha Long Bay > Chan May > Nha Trang > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > SINGAPORE

21 DEC 15 3535 SINGAPORE > Port Klang > Penang > Phuket > Day at sea > Yangon > Day at sea > Port Blair > Day at sea > Sabang > Langkawi > Malacca > SINGAPORE

2016

19 JAN 9 3601 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Ho Chi Minh City > Nha Trang > Chan May > Ha Long Bay > Day at sea > HONG KONG

28 JAN 9 3602 HONG KONG > Day at sea > Ha Long Bay > Chan May > Nha Trang > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > SINGAPORE

06 FEB 7 3603 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Sabang > Phuket > Penang > Port Klang > Malacca > SINGAPORE

13 FEB 12 3604 SINGAPORE > Port Klang > Penang > Phuket > Day at sea > Yangon > 2 Days at sea > Langkawi > Malacca > SINGAPORE

25 FEB 12 3605 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Kuching > Bintulu > Muara > Kota Kinabalu > Sandakan > Puerto Princessa > Boracay Island > Koron > Manila > Day at sea > HONG KONG


17 MAR 9 3607 SINGAPORE > Day at sea > Ho Chi Minh City > Nha Trang > Chan May > Ha Long Bay > Day at sea > HONG KONG



12 FEB 11 4504 BENOA (BALI) > Day at sea > Semarang > 2 Days at sea > Muara > Kota Kinabalu > 2 Days at sea > Haikou > HONG KONG

23 FEB 11 4505 HONG KONG > Day at sea > Chan May > Day at sea > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > Bangkok > Day at sea > SINGAPORE

2016

07 MAR 14 4605 HONG KONG > Day at sea > Ha Long Bay > Day at sea > Ho Chi Minh City > Day at sea > Bangkok > Koh Samui > Day at sea > SINGAPORE

21 MAR 18 4606 SINGAPORE > Port Klang > Penang > Phuket > Day at sea > Yangon > 3 Days at sea > Colombo > Cochin > Day at sea > Mumbai > 2 Days at sea > DUBAI

Venetian Society Overnight in Port World Cruise Voyage Segment Complimentary Silversea Experience Mid-voyage Land Adventures

Pre- / Post-cruise Land Adventures Bridge Sailing Gentlemen Hosts onboard to accompany solo travellers

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BALI, INDONESIA

Bali to Java EscapadeExperience Bali’s and Central Java’s unique island history and exquisite beauty. Discover Royal Yogyakarta’s rich historical and cultural heritage during visits to the Sultan’s Palace, or Kraton, the scenic Water Palace, or Tamansari, the Bird Market and Prambanan Temple, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Explore the ancient splendour of Borobudur, Indonesia’s most famous attraction. This impressive 9th-century stone structure is the world’s largest Buddhist monument, and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Two and a half days / Two nights Depart: Benoa / Return: Semarang Voyage 4504

BANGKOK, THAILAND

Discover LaosDiscover one of Southeast Asia’s almost forgotten countries, which recently started to attract ever more savvy and adventurous travellers. Thanks to Laos’ breathtakingly beautiful landscape, long history, rich Buddhist culture, and laid back lifestyle, the country’s isolation is now quickly changing and becoming a popular destination for those in the know. Visit the country’s capital, Vientiane and temple-filled Luang Prabang, a World Heritage Site situated 2,296 feet (700 metres) above sea level amid a backdrop of scenic mountains.

Two and a half days / Two nights Depart: Bangkok / Return: Ho Chi Minh City Voyages 2505, 2506, 3529*

River Kwai & World War II MemorialsKanchanaburi evokes visions of scenic and serene beauty but mainly is known for its connection to World War II , the infamous River Kwai Bridge and the ‘Death Railway’. Visits to the World War II cemetery and museum, as well as a ride on the ‘Death Railway’ bring to mind the fate of Allied POWs who laboured here under the most inhumane conditions. Spend the night at the Dheva Mantra Resort & Spa nestled on the banks of the Kwai River and experience a kaleidoscope of local colour during a visit to the Floating Market.

One and a half days / One night Depart / Return: Bangkok Voyage 4505

CHAN MAY, VIETNAM

Angkor WatBetween the 9th and 13th centuries, Angkor Wat was the capital of the Khmer empire, a colossal city renowned for its superb architecture and sculptures, vast lakes and temples. Hidden in the jungles of Cambodia until the late 19th century, it ’s one of the world’s greatest wonders, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Two and a half days / Two nights Depart: Chan May / Return: Ho Chi Minh City Voyages 2504*, 2505, 2506*, 2507, 3533*, 3532, 3534, 4505

*Operates in reverse.

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COCHIN, INDIA

Taj Mahal & AgraThere are few places in the world that evoke such profound impact on their visitors as the Taj Mahal in Agra. Once the capital of the great Mughal Empire, Agra in itself is well worth a visit for its repository of some of the Mughals’ most famous monuments. Both the Taj Mahal and the Agra Fort were declared UNESCO World Heritage Sites in 1983.

Three days / Two nights Depart: Cochin / Return: Mumbai Voyage 2508

COLOMBO, SRI LANKA

Agra, Taj Mahal & Jaipur A visit to Rajasthan’s treasured sites evokes images of erstwhile royalty and legendary tales of love and valour. There are few places in the world that compare with the Pink City of Jaipur and the Taj Mahal in Agra — all considered the ‘jewels in the crown’, attracting scores of visitors from around the globe.

Four days / Three nights Depart: Colombo / Return: Mumbai Voyage 4506

HA LONG BAY, VIETNAM

Hanoi In-depthThis comprehensive Mid-Voyage Land Adventure takes you to the capital of Vietnam, to discover Hanoi. Displaying glorious French colonial architecture and numerous lakes, Hanoi is the jewel of Vietnam's crown. With a blend of east and west, you will see many of its most popular attractions.

One and a half days / One night Depart / Return: Ha Long Bay Voyages 2504, 2507, 3532, 3534

SEMARANG, INDONESIA

Mysterious Borobudur & Royal YogyakartaVenture into Central Java in the footsteps of Thomas Raff les to the mystical yet beautiful stone structure of Borobudur — both a shrine to the Lord Buddha and a place for Buddhist pilgrimage. See the exquisite Prambanan Temple, a masterpiece of Hindu architecture, resembling Angkor Wat. Stay in the Royal City of Yogyakarta, teaming with cultural heritage.

One and a half days / One night Depart / Return: Semarang Voyage 2502

Great Apes & Majestic Temples — NEWIndulge your senses with Indonesia’s cultural past, stunning natural beauty and abundant wildlife during a rare visit to this unique island nation. Your journey will begin with a visit to the spectacular Buddhist temple of Borobudur, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and then explore the Prambanan Temple, a 9th-century Hindu temple complex located on the outskirts of Yogyakarta. Fly to East Kalimantan, Borneo and stay at the Eco Samboja Lodge, owned by the Borneo Orangutan Survival Foundation. Learn about the care, rehabilitation and preparation of apes for release into their protected habitats.

Four and a half days / Four nights Depart: Semarang / Return: Kota Kinabalu Voyage 4504

SHANGHAI, CHINA

Xian & Famous Terracotta WarriorsThe ancient capital of twelve Chinese dynasties is a treasure-trove of archaeological wonders. One of the most sensational of all time is the burial site of the first Qin emperor. More than 8,000 life-size warriors continue to guard his tomb (still unexcavated) 2,200 years after his death. Experience the magnitude of Qin’s

incredible mausoleum during a VIP tour and enjoy a Tang Dynasty Dinner Show.

Two days / One night Depart / Return: Shanghai Voyage 3528

TIANJIN, CHINA

Beijing Past, Present & the Great WallTour Tiananmen Square and the Forbidden City, including an exclusive visit to the Chonghua Palace, and walk along the legendary Great Wall. Overnight at China World in Beijing City.

Two days / One night Depart / Return: Tianjin Voyage 3528

YANGON, MYANMAR

Legendary MandalayNothing quite compares with Myanmar's former capital, which still retains vestiges of its royal past. This Mid-Voyage Land Adventure provides the rare opportunity to visit the legendary city of Mandalay and see its remarkable sights. Viewing the sunset from Mandalay Hill is an unforgettable experience; the pagodas and remains of the Royal Palace are equally impressive.

One and a half days / One night Depart / Return: Yangon Voyages 3530, 3535

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YANGON, MYANMAR

Temples & Pagodas of BaganJourney to unbelievable Bagan, where over 2,000 stupas sprawl across a vast plain. Burma’s ancient capital is one of the world’s greatest archaeological treasures, awe-inspiring at dusk or dawn. Visit the Shwezigon Pagoda, the greatest temple of King Anawrahta's reign, and admire the temples that dot the horizon. Your night at the Aureum Resort and an optional balloon ride over the plains makes this a memorable overnight excursion.

One and a half days / One night Depart / Return: Yangon Voyages 2503, 2508, 3530, 3535


HONG KONG, CHINA

Intimate MacauDepart Hong Kong for a short ferry ride across the Pearl River to fascinating Macau. Experience life as it was meant to be at the Banyan Tree Resort and Villas, with an atmosphere of peace and serenity. Macau also offers a UNESCO World Heritage Site city centre, with a blend of communities from the East and West complementing each other and the many cultures of people who come to visit.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyages 2505, 2507, 3529, 3532, 3534

Three nights post-cruise: Voyages 2504, 2506, 3528, 3531, 3533

Scenic GuilinCombine the glamour and excitement of Hong Kong with the serenity and harmony of mainland life along the Li River. Hong Kong offers breathtaking vistas from the top of Victoria Peak. From Guilin, cruise along the Li River and take in the picturesque karst mountains rising from the rice paddies.

Four nights pre-cruise: Voyages 2505, 2507, 3529, 3532, 3534


Chengdu PandasThe Chengdu Panda Research Base has made great efforts to combine natural scenery with man-made landscapes to create wonderful and humane living areas for these endangered animals. See the pandas up close and witness the work needed to conserve this unique species.

Four nights pre-cruise: Voyages 2505, 2507, 3529, 3532, 3534

Three nights post-cruise: Voyages 2506, 3528, 3531, 3533

Walls & WarriorsExplore the great treasures of ancient Xian, including the famous Terracotta Warriors of Emperor Qin Shi Huang. Discovered by a farmer in 1974, the huge necropolis contains over 8,000 life-size figures. Then f ly to Beijing for a walk along the Great Wall and an exclusive visit to the Forbidden City.

Five nights pre-cruise: Voyages 2505, 2507, 3529, 3532, 3534

Five nights post-cruise: Voyages 2506, 3531, 3533, 4504

SINGAPORE

Cambodia & Angkor WatSiem Reap is your gateway to the grandeur of the ancient Khmer. View the majesty of Angkor Wat rising from the silence of its jungle setting. Explore the mysteries of the royal city of Angkor Thom as well as the exquisite, but lesser known, Banteay Srei and Banteay Samre temples.

Four nights pre-cruise: Voyages 2503, 2508, 3530, 3535

Five nights post-cruise: Voyages 2502, 2503

TOKYO, JAPAN

Ancient & Modern Japan — NEWStep into the world of the shogun in Kyoto, ancient capital of Classical Japan. The echoes of Japan’s imperial past resound as you tour the shrine that was built to commemorate Kyoto’s 1100th birthday. In Hakone, ride a cable car to a lookout point above the valley and cruise on Lake Ashi in the shadow of Mt. Fuji. By contrast, Tokyo is a bustling modern cosmopolitan city where substantial effort has been made to preserve shrines, temples and palaces in honour of ancient traditions.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyage 3528

Intimate Tokyo — NEWExplore the Japanese capital where your visit to the Meiji Shrine takes you through the largest Torii gates in the country. Get a bird’s-eye view of the city from the top of the Tokyo Sky Tree. An authentic Teppanyaki-style dinner is prepared right in front of you. Stay at the Imperial Hotel, where presidents and heads of state have been welcomed for years.

Two nights pre-cruise: Voyage 3528

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BALI, INDONESIAInterContinental Resort

HONG KONG, CHINAInterContinental Bali Resort



TOKYO, JAPANImperial Hotel



BALI, INDONESIAAmanusa Resort

HONG KONG, CHINAPeninsula Hotel



TOKYO, JAPANPeninsula Hotel

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AUSTRALIA, NEW ZEALAND& SOUTH PACIFIC

The natural world puts on an unbeatable show in Australia. Meet the magical marine life of the Great Barrier Reef, and the endearing creatures that crowd onto Kangaroo Island’s rugged headlands. Then raise a glass in one of New Zealand’s picturesque vineyards. Even the region’s familiar sights feel different when approached by sea: the experience of watching Sydney Harbour come into view from your private veranda is truly unforgettable.

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SILVER SPIRIT — 11 DAYSVoyage 5504 — Departure 12 FEB 2015


01 Auckland, New Zealand . . . . . . . . . . 22:00

02 Tauranga, New Zealand 08:00 17:00

03 Napier, New Zealand 13:00 18:00

04 Picton, New Zealand 12:00 17:30

05 Akaroa, New Zealand 08:00 19:00

06 Port Chalmers (Dunedin), New Zealand

08:00 19:00

07 Stewart Island, New Zealand 08:00 22:00

08 Cruising Milford & Dusky Sounds, New Zealand

08:00 16:30

09-10 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

11 Melbourne, Australia 13:00 . . . . . . . . . .

12 Melbourne, Australia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

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WINE DOWN UNDERThere are world-class vineyards scattered across New Zealand and Australia, including Blenheim, Hunter Valley and Hawke’s Bay. No trip ‘Down Under’ would be complete without sampling the best of the local vines on one of our guided tours. You can even take a helicopter ride up over the fi elds.

ANTIPODEAN ADVENTURESVenture along New Zealand’s verdant eastern shores towardStewart Island at the archipelago’s southern tip. Traverse the majestic fiord of Milford and Dusky Sounds before heading west towards Australia’s cultural capital, Melbourne, where coffee is almost as popular as beer or wine.

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INDIAN OCEAN

PACIFIC OCEAN

Bay of Islands

Bora Bora

Nuku Hiva

Fanning Island

Rangiroa

Nuku’alofaNoumea LifouPort Vila

Brisbane

Moorea

Cairns

Hilo

Honolulu

NawiliwiliLahaina

Thursday IslandDarwin

TaurangaNapier

Picton

Stewart IslandPort Chalmers

Milford SoundHobart

Burnie

Rarotonga

Adelaide

Port Lincoln

Fremantle

Fakarava

Easter Island

Pitcairn Island

Akaroa

Sandakan

Manila

Savusavu

Dusky Sound

Apia

MelbourneAuckland

Los Angeles

Papeete

Sydney

Bali Callao

Hong Kong

Lautoka

INTERNATIONAL DATE LINE

Apia

Savusavu

Nuku’alofaNuku’alofa

Tauranga

Port Chalmers

Fanning IslandFanning Island

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05 JAN 12 4501 LOS ANGELES > 7 Days at sea > Nuku Hiva > Day at sea > Rangiroa > Moorea > PAPEETE

17 JAN 12 4502 PAPEETE > Bora Bora > 3 Days at sea > Cross International Date Line (lose a day) > Nuku’Alofa > 2 Days at sea > Noumea > 2 Days at sea > SYDNEY

30 JAN 13 4503 SYDNEY > Day at sea > Melbourne > Day at sea > Adelaide > Port Lincoln > 2 Days at sea > Fremantle > 3 Days at sea > BENOA (BALI)

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16 JAN 14 4602 CALLAO > 5 Days at sea > Easter Island > 2 Days at sea > Pitcairn Island > 2 Days at sea > Fakarava > Moorea > PAPEETE

30 JAN 13 4603 PAPEETE > Bora Bora > Day at sea > Rarotonga > 4 Days at sea > Tauranga > Auckland > Bay of Islands > 3 Days at sea > SYDNEY

13 FEB 23 4604 SYDNEY > Day at sea > Brisbane > 2 Days at sea > Cairns > Day at sea > Thursday Island > Day at sea > Darwin > 2 Days at sea > Benoa > 2 Days at sea > Sandakan > Day at sea > Manila > Day at sea > HONG KONG

SILVER SPIRIT — 540 Guests2015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS

22 JAN 12 5502 LOS ANGELES > 7 Days at sea > Nuku Hiva > Day at sea > Rangiroa > Moorea > PAPEETE

03 FEB 8 5503 PAPEETE > Bora Bora > Day at sea > Rarotonga > 3 Days at sea > Cross International Date Line (lose a day) > Bay of Islands > AUCKLAND

12 FEB 11 5504 AUCKLAND > Tauranga > Napier > Picton > Akaroa > Port Chalmers > Stewart Island > Cruising Milford & Dusky Sounds > 2 Days at sea > MELBOURNE

23 FEB 14 5505 MELBOURNE > Burnie > Hobart > Day at sea > Sydney > Day at sea > Brisbane > 2 Days at sea > Noumea > Lifou > Port Vila > Day at sea > LAUTOKA

09 MAR 19 5506 LAUTOKA > Cross International Date Line (gain a day) > Savusavu > Apia > 3 Days at sea > Cross International Date Line (lose a day) > Fanning Island > Cross International Date Line (gain a day) > Nawiliwili > Honolulu > Lahaina > Hilo > 5 Days at sea > LOS ANGELES


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AKAROA, NEW ZEALAND

New Zealand Explorer — NEW Combine two of our more popular Land Adventures and explore the South Island in-depth. Take in the wonder of the alpine scenery with drives through its two famous national parks — the Mount Cook and the Fiordland National Park — both heritage listed with UNESCO. See New Zealand’s highest peaks and longest glaciers along with many of its most beautiful lakes. Memorable highlights include a ski plane f light to the Tasman Glacier, a cruise on Lake Tasman and a jet boat excursion on the Shotover River.

Four days / Three nights Depart: Akaroa / Return: Milford Sound Voyage 5504

Spectacular Mt. Cook National ParkDiscover the raw beauty and natural wonders of South Island and the Southern Alps, with an overnight stay at Mount Cook National Park. Enjoy city tours of Dunedin and the areas around Christchurch, as well as scenic drives through the lovely countryside. Highlights include a spectacular ski plane f light and landing on the Tasman Glacier.

Two days / One night Depart: Akaroa / Return: Port Chalmers Voyage 5504

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA

Australian Opal & Wine TreasuresDiscover world famous attractions in the heart of South Australia — the opal-mining town of Coober Pedy, also known for its unique style of underground living, and the picturesque Barossa Valley, Australia’s premier winemaking region.

Three days / Two nights Depart: Melbourne / Return: Adelaide Voyage 4503

Kangaroo Island Luxury ExpeditionHailed as Australia’s Galápagos and animal kingdom, Kangaroo Island is one of the earth’s last unspoiled refuges. Its original character, comprising rugged headlands, wind-sculpted boulders, secluded coves, splendid beaches and abundant wildlife remains largely intact. Combined with a two-night stay at the Southern Ocean Lodge, Australia’s first true luxury eco lodge, this Silver Collection confers the very essence of Australia.

Three days / Two nights Depart: Melbourne / Return: Adelaide Voyage 4503

Tasmania Cradle Mountain Discovery (for in-transit guests) — NEW Explore the wonders of Tasmania’s wilderness at Cradle Mountain. Walk along the many paths of this national park, feed a Tassie Devil, see the mountains and trees ref lected in the mirror-like waters. Pristine lakes, rugged mountain peaks, and towering forests older than mankind make this dramatic landscape impossible to ignore. Cradle Mountain Lodge is a unique and contemporary wilderness retreat on the edge of the World Heritage Listed Cradle Mountain-Lake St. Clair National Park.

Two and a half days / Two nights Depart: Melbourne / Return: Burnie Voyage 5504

MOOREA, FRENCH POLYNESIA

Over-the-Water Overnight — NEW (for in-transit guests)An overnight in an over-the-water bungalow offers an intimate escape to a romantic island where you can watch the marine life from your balcony or climb down the steps directly to snorkel in your little piece of paradise.

One and half days / One night Depart: Moorea / Return: Papeete Voyages 4501, 5502

PORT CHALMERS, NEW ZEALAND

New Zealand’s FiordlandDiscover the beauty and natural wonders of majestic Fiordland National Park on New Zealand’s South Island. Its most scenic stretch is the 75-mile Milford Road from Te Anau to Milford Sound. Your mid-cruise adventure trip culminates as you re-join the ship in Milford Sound, often touted as the Eighth Wonder of the World.

Two days / One night Depart: Port Chalmers / Return: Milford Sound Voyage 5504

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Southern Australian ExplorerHailed as Australia’s Galápagos and animal kingdom, Kangaroo Island is one of the earth’s last unspoiled refuges. Its original character, comprising rugged headlands, wind-sculpted boulders, secluded coves, splendid beaches and abundant wildlife remains largely intact. Visits to Sydney and Brisbane combine with a two-night stay at the Southern Ocean Lodge, Australia’s first true luxury eco lodge, offering you the chance to explore like few others.

Four days / Three nights Depart: Sydney / Return: Brisbane Voyage 5502

TAURANGA, NEW ZEALAND

Maori Mysteries & Rotorua Discover one of New Zealand’s most fascinating geothermal and cultural regions, Whakarewarewa Thermal Reserve, and explore the New Zealand Maori Arts & Crafts Institute, boiling mood pools and soaring geysers. Take a guided walk through Waimangu Volcanic Valley, the world’s newest geothermal system, cruise Lake Tarawera and Lake Rotomahana and savour an authentic Maori dinner with a cultural performance.

Two days / One night Depart: Tauranga / Return: Napier Voyage 5504


SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA

Hunter Valley Wine Tasting — NEWTravel out to this renowned wine region for three days of tastings and vineyard visits. Savour a variety of wines, learn some of the subtleties of tasting, and choose your personal favourite. Enjoy a behind-the-scenes look at one of the Hunter Valley’s finest boutique wineries.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyage 4503

Three nights post-cruise: Voyage 4502




AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALANDSky City Grand

BALI, INDONESIAInterContinental Resort

LOS ANGELES, USAInterContinental Century City

LAUTOKA, FIJISofitel Fiji

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIASofitel on Collins

PAPEETE, FRENCH POLYNESIAInterContinental Resort

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIAShangri-La Hotel



BALI, INDONESIAInterContinental Resort Amanusa Resort

LOS ANGELES, USAPeninsula Beverly Hills

MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIAGrand Hyatt

PAPEETE, FRENCH POLYNESIAInterContinental Resort Over Water Bungalow

SYDNEY, AUSTRALIAFour Seasons

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CANADA &NEW ENGLAND

The autumn colours of this coastline are one of nature’s great spectacles. But between the shimmering russets, greens and golds there are plenty of other treasures to unearth. Walk the neatly-trimmed lawns of Newport’s famous mansions, or embrace the diversity of Midtown Manhattan. Sail into Québec City, mooring in the shadow of the great Château Frontenac. Travelling this colourful coastline will leave you with memories that last much longer than just a season.

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SILVER WHISPER — 11 DAYSVoyage 4526 — Departure 15 OCT 2015


01 Montréal, Québec, Canada . . . . . . . . . . 22:00

02 Québec City, Québec, Canada

08:00 23:00

03 Cruising The Saguenay River, Québec, Canada

06:45 12:00

03 Saguenay, Québec, Canada

12:00 18:00

04 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

05 Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island, Canada

08:00 16:00

06 Sydney, Nova Scotia, Canada

08:00 16:00

07 Halifax, Nova Scotia, Canada

09:00 17:00

08 Saint John, New Brunswick, Canada

12:00 17:00

09 Portland, Maine, USA 09:00 22:00

10 Boston, Massachusetts, USA 08:00 18:00

10 Transiting the Cape Cod Canal

22:15 23:45

11 Newport, Rhode Island, USA 08:00 18:00

12 New York, New York, USA 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .


THE COLOURS OF THE COASTOur autumn cruises down New England’s maritime coast reveal the region at its most spectacular. Soak up Québec’s French culture before heading toward natural marvels: Nova Scotia’s blustery shores and the autumn colours of Boston Common. At the end of your journey you’ll be able to experience something that has moved millions: the sight of Manhattan’s looming skyline.

MONTRÉALto NEW YORK

CANADA & NEW ENGLAND


CABOT TRAIL

Follow the path of the explorers of yesteryear — Cabot, Cartier, Champlain. Cruise along the St. Lawrence like a trader from the Hudson Bay Company. Trek along portions of the Appalachian Trail or admire the autumn colour along the mountainous terrain and national parks during a panoramic coach drive. Watch for whales, pilot your sea kayak, venture out on a lobster boat and dine on the catch. Overnight in Québec City and dine ashore or along the Cabot Trail on our Mid-Voyage Land Adventure.

ATLANTIC OCEANNew York

Montréal

Newport

Saint JohnSaint JohnSaint John

Cape Cod

Saguenay

Boston

CharlottetownCharlottetownCharlottetownCharlottetownCharlottetown

Portland

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SydneySydney

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Québec City

Trois-Rivières

Bar Harbor

Saguenay

Baie-Comeau

Gaspé

Îles de la Madeleine

Sept-Îles

Halifax

Portland

Sydney

Saint John

Charlottetown

Cape Cod Canal

Newport

Montréal

Boston

New York

PORTS AT A GLANCE

SILVER WHISPER — 382 GuestsDATE DAYS VOYAGE PORTS

25 SEP 10 4524 MONTRÉAL > Québec City > Cruising the Saguenay River > Saguenay > Baie-Comeau > Gaspé > Day at sea > Halifax > Portland > Boston > Transit Cape Cod Canal > Newport > NEW YORK

05 OCT 10 4525 NEW YORK > Newport > Transit Cape Cod Canal > Boston > Bar Harbor > Halifax > Day at sea > Sept-Îles > Cruising Saguenay River > Saguenay > Québec City > Trois-Rivières > MONTRÉAL

15 OCT 11 4526 MONTRÉAL > Québec City > Cruising Saguenay River > Saguenay > Day at sea > Charlottetown > Sydney > Halifax > Saint John > Portland > Boston > Transit Cape Cod Canal > Newport > NEW YORK

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Cape Breton & The Cabot TrailTravel one of the Cape’s most famous attractions, the Cabot Trail, a one-of- a-kind coastline that wraps around picturesque bays and inlets and takes you past cinnamon-sand beaches and breath-taking mountain vistas, hidden fishing villages, and lighthouses. Cosy Baddeck is the place to admire the inventions of Alexander Graham Bell.

Two days / One night Depart: Sydney / Return: Halifax Voyages 4524, 4525*, 4526

*Operates in reverse.

01 Cape Elizabeth, Maine, USA02 Massachusetts, USA03 Public Garden, Boston, USA

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MONTRÉAL, CANADAFairmont Queen Elizabeth

NEW YORK, USALe Parker Meridien



MONTRÉAL, CANADALe St. James

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CENTRAL AMERICA& CARIBBEAN

Relaxation takes many forms in the Caribbean. You can stretch out on a silky sand beach in Antigua, go boutique shopping in St. Barts, or drink rum punch with the locals in one of the many beach bars. And in the crystal-clear waters that surround Barbados, the kaleidoscope of the reef is never more than a fl ipper-kick away.

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ISLAND TREASURESMany New World explorers only ever made it as far as the Caribbean and as you recline on beaches, or snorkel beneath the azure waves, it ’s easy to see why. Each island is dif ferent: the red-roofed towns of St. Barts have a French sophistication; St. Maarten has inherited the Dutch passion for a good time. The British Virgin Islands, meanwhile, offer adventure: the inspiration for Robert Stevenson’s Treasure Island , they still have a certain swashbuckling spirit.

SILVER SHADOW — 14 DAYSVoyage 3506 — Departure 20 MAR 2015


01 Fort Lauderdale, Florida, USA

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02-03 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

04 Ponce, Puerto Rico 08:00 17:00

05 Gustavia, St. Barts 09:00 23:00

06 St. John’s, Antigua 08:00 17:00



09 Bequia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

08:00 19:00

10 Roseau, Dominica 08:00 18:00

11 Basseterre, St. Kitts 08:00 19:00

12 Road Town, Tortola, BVI 08:00 16:00

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TREASURE ISLANDS

Snorkel off Norman Island, an old pirate retreat immortalised in Robert Louis Stevenson’s Treasure Island. Kayak around Antigua’s wrecks and reefs, or charter a yacht and sail to the charming small islands that ring St. Barts. For a more unusual adventure head to St. Kitts, where an exhilarating zip-line will speed you through the ruined Wingfi eld Estate, once owned by Thomas Jefferson’s grandfather.

ATLANTIC OCEAN

CARIBBEAN SEA

SOUTH AMERICASOUTH AMERICASOUTH AMERICA

Fort LauderdaleFort Lauderdale

Bridgetown

Road Town

Basseterre

St. John’s

Castries

Gustavia

Ponce Roseau

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SILVER WHISPER — 11 DAYSVoyage 4527 — Departure 26 OCT 2015


01 New York, New York, USA . . . . . . . . . . 17:00

02 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

03 Hamilton, Bermuda 14:00 . . . . . . . . . .

04 Hamilton, Bermuda . . . . . . . . . . 16:00

05-06 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

07 Philipsburg (St. Maarten), Netherlands Antilles

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08 Gustavia, St. Barts 09:00 23:00

09 St. John’s, Antigua 08:00 17:00



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CARIBBEAN IDYLLSFrom the bustle of New York, you’ll head for Hamilton, Bermuda’s old colonial port, where you’ll enjoy your first taste of island life. Then journey on to the island paradises of the Caribbean. In St. Bart ’s and Antigua you’ll be able to snorkel around vibrant reefs and sunken ships.

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Gustavia

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ISLAND LIFETour the Dutch islands of Aruba, Bonaire and Curacao before setting sail for Barbados’ colonial shores. Each port offers something dif ferent. Curacao, an intriguing melting pot of cultures, and Bonaire, an island rich with mangroves and fascinating folklore. Meander through St. George’s, Grenada, or take a stroll through an historic feat of engineering: the Sendall Tunnel.

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02 Kingstown, St. Vincent and the Grenadines

08:00 19:00


04 Kralendijk (Bonaire) Netherlands Antilles

14:00 22:00

05 Oranjestad, Aruba 08:00 23:00

06 Willemstad (Curacao) Netherlands Antilles

08:00 17:00

07 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .



01 Beaches in Curacao02 Oranjestad, Aruba03 St. George’s, Grenada

03

BRIDGETOWN ROUNDTRIP


SOUTHAMERICA

CARIBBEAN SEA

St. George’s

El GuamacheWillemstad

Oranjestad

Kralendijk

Bridgetown

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SILVER SPIRIT — 16 DAYSVoyage 5501 — Departure 06 JAN 2015



. . . . . . . . . . 17:00

02-03 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

04 Cartagena, Colombia 14:00 . . . . . . . . . .

05 Cartagena, Colombia . . . . . . . . . . 13:00

06 Transiting the Panama Canal

05:30 21:00

07 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

08 Puntarenas, Costa Rica 08:00 18:00

09 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

10 Puerto Quetzal, Guatemala

06:00 18:00

11 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

12 Zihuatanejo (lxtapa), Mexico

13:00 19:00

13 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

14 Cabo San Lucas, Mexico 09:00 19:00

15-16 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

17 Los Angeles, California, USA

07:00 . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port


CROSSING THE ISTHMUSTravelling between two great oceans, you’ll discover someof humanity’s greatest feats of ingenuity, old and new. FromFort Lauderdale, head south along the Florida Keys towardsPanama for an unforgettable trip through the Canal. Once in the Pacific, the captivating Mayan culture of Puerto Quetzal awaits before you head in to one of Mexico’s premier resort towns Cabo San Lucas.

FORT LAUDERDALEto LOS ANGELES



OCEAN TO OCEAN

From Puerto Quetzal fl y to the tropical forest of northern Guatemala to Tikal, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the greatest Mayan cities. Or if you prefer, fl y to Honduras and explore Copan, one of the largest cities of the classic period and today, one of the greatest treasures of art and architecture in the Americas.

NORTHAMERICA

ATLANTICOCEAN

Panama Canal Transit

Cabo San Lucas

Puerto Quetzal

Cartagena

Zihuatanejo

Puntarenas

Fort Lauderdale

Los Angeles

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01 Tikal, Guatemala02 Roman Amphitheatre, Cartagena, Colombia03 Cabo San Lucas, Mexico 04 Costa Rica Rainforest

02 03 04

01


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CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIBBEANVoyages 2015/16


SOUTH AMERICA

NORTH AMERICA

ATLANTIC OCEAN

PACIFIC OCEAN

CARIBBEAN SEA

Grand Turk

Hamilton

Savannah

Charleston

Morehead City

Norfolk

Key West

Cozumel

Costa Maya

Belize City

Santo Tomásde Castilla

Puerto Quetzal

ZihatanejoAcapulco

Cabo San Lucas

Puntarenas

Puerto Limón

Colón

Panama Canal

Cartagena

Santa MartaOranjestad

Willemstad El Guamache

Kralendijk

Trujillo

Falmouth Samana

Bassèterre

Castries

St. George’s

Bequia

Roseau

Gustavia

Road TownTortola

St. ThomasGeorge Town

Philipsburg

St. John’s

Nassau

Ponce

La Romana

Cristobál

Kingstown

Spanish Town

Salaverry

Manta

Los Angeles

Fort Lauderdale

New York

Bridgetown

San Juan

Callao

PORTS AT A GLANCE

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05 JAN 11 1501 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > San Juan > Gustavia > Philipsburg > Basseterre > St. John’s > Road Town > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

16 JAN 9 1502 FORT LAUDERDALE > Nassau > 2 Days at sea > Ponce > Gustavia > Philipsburg > Roseau > Castries > BRIDGETOWN

11 FEB 9 1504 BRIDGETOWN > Day at sea > Willemstad > Oranjestad > Kralendijk > Day at sea > Roseau > Gustavia > Philipsburg > SAN JUAN

20 FEB 7 1505 SAN JUAN > Gustavia > Roseau > Bridgetown > Castries > St. John’s > Road Town > SAN JUAN


06 MAR 7 1507 SAN JUAN > Gustavia > Roseau > Bridgetown > Castries > St. John’s > Road Town > SAN JUAN


20 MAR 7 1509 SAN JUAN > Gustavia > Philipsburg > Basseterre > Road Town > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE


06 DEC 9 2534 SAN JUAN > St. Thomas > Gustavia > Roseau > Bridgetown > St. George’s > Castries > St. John’s > Spanish Town, Virgin Gorda > SAN JUAN

15 DEC 7 2535 SAN JUAN > La Romana > Day at sea > Falmouth > George Town > Day at sea > Key West > FORT LAUDERDALE

22 DEC 15 2536 FORT LAUDERDALE > Key West > 2 Days at sea > Ponce > Gustavia > St. John’s > Castries > Bequia > Bridgetown > Day at sea > Road Town > Samaná > Grand Turk > Day at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

2016

06 JAN 12 2601 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > San Juan > St. Thomas > Gustavia > Philipsburg > Basseterre > St. John’s > Road Town > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

18 JAN 11 2602 FORT LAUDERDALE > Day at sea > Cozumel > Costa Maya > Belize City > Trujillo > Day at sea > George Town > Day at sea > Key West > FORT LAUDERDALE

29 JAN 7 2603 FORT LAUDERDALE > Day at sea > Grand Turk > Samaná > Road Town > Gustavia > Philipsburg > SAN JUAN







18 MAR 10 2610 SAN JUAN > St. Thomas > St. John’s > Roseau > Gustavia > Philipsburg > Basseterre > Road Town > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

28 MAR 16 2611 FORT LAUDERDALE > 8 Days at sea > Funchal > Day at sea > Gibraltar > Málaga > Cartagena > Valencia > BARCELONA


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CENTRAL AMERICA & CARIBBEANVoyages 2015/16






BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOSFairmont Royal Pavilion

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, USARitz Carlton Fort Lauderdale

LISBON, PORTUGALFour Seasons Hotel Ritz

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USAPeninsula Beverly Hills

BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOSHilton Barbados

FORT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA, USAHyatt Pier 66

LISBON, PORTUGALTiara Park Hotel

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA, USAInterContinental Century City

NEW YORK, NEW YORK, USALe Parker Meridien

SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICOInterContinental Resort


27 FEB 11 3504 BRIDGETOWN > St. George’s > Day at sea > Willemstad > Oranjestad > Kralendijk > Day at sea > Samaná > Grand Turk > Day at sea > Nassau > FORT LAUDERDALE

10 MAR 10 3505 FORT LAUDERDALE > Day at sea > Cozumel > Costa Maya > Santo Tomás de Castilla > Trujillo > Belize City > Day at sea > Key West > FORT LAUDERDALE

20 MAR 14 3506 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > Ponce > Gustavia > St. John’s > Castries > Bridgetown > Bequia > Roseau > Basseterre > Road Town > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

03 APR 13 3507 FORT LAUDERDALE > Day at sea > Savannah > Charleston > Morehead City > Norfolk > Day at sea > Hamilton > 2 Days at sea > Nassau > FORT LAUDERDALE

16 APR 18 3508 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > Cartagena > Transit Panama Canal > Day at sea > Puntarenas > Day at sea > Puerto Quetzal > Day at sea > Zihuatenejo > Day at sea > Cabo San Lucas > 2 Days at sea > San Diego > Day at sea > SAN FRANCISCO


26 OCT 11 4527 NEW YORK > Day at sea > Hamilton > 2 Days at Sea > Philipsburg > Gustavia > St. John’s > Castries > Bequia > BRIDGETOWN

06 NOV 7 4528 BRIDGETOWN > Kingstown > St. George’s > Kralendijk > Oranjestad > Willemstad > Day at sea > BRIDGETOWN

13 NOV 7 4529 BRIDGETOWN > Day at sea > Philipsburg > Gustavia > Basseterre > Roseau > Castries > BRIDGETOWN

07 DEC 7 4531 BRIDGETOWN > Bequia > St. George’s > Kralendijk > Oranjestad > Willemstad > Day at sea > BRIDGETOWN

14 DEC 8 4532 BRIDGETOWN > Castries > Roseau > Gustavia > Philipsburg > Road Town > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

22 DEC 14 4533 FORT LAUDERDALE > Nassau > 2 Days at sea > Willemstad > Oranjestad > Santa Marta > Cartagena > Cristobal > Puerto Limón > 2 Days at sea > George Town > Day at sea > Key West > FORT LAUDERDALE

2016

05 JAN 11 4601 FORT LAUDERDALE > Key West > 2 Days at sea > Puerto Limón > Transit Panama Canal > Day at sea > Manta > Day at sea > Salaverry > CALLAO

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06 JAN 16 5501 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > Cartagena > Transit Panama Canal > Day at sea > Puntarenas > Day at sea > Puerto Quetzal > Day at sea > Zihuatanejo > Day at sea > Cabo San Lucas > 2 Days at sea > LOS ANGELES

27 MAR 17 5507 LOS ANGELES > 2 Days at sea > Cabo San Lucas > Day at sea > Zihuatenejo > Acapulco > Day at sea > Puerto Quetzal > Day at sea > Puntarenas > Day at sea > Transit Panama Canal > Cartagena > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

13 APR 12 5508 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > Hamilton > 4 Days at sea > Horta > 2 Days at sea > LISBON

24 NOV 10 5535 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > Ponce > Gustavia > Philipsburg > Basseterre > Road Town > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

04 DEC 17 5536 FORT LAUDERDALE > Key West > 2 Days at sea > Cartagena > Transit Panama Canal > Day at sea > Puntarenas > Day at sea > Puerto Quetzal > Day at sea > Zihuatenejo > Day at sea > Cabo San Lucas > 2 Days at sea > LOS ANGELES

21 DEC 17 5537 LOS ANGELES > 2 Days at sea > Cabo San Lucas > Day at sea > Zihuatenejo > Acapulco > Day at sea > Puerto Quetzal > Day at sea > Puntarenas > Day at sea > Transit Panama Canal > Cartagena > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

2016

07 JAN 8 5601 FORT LAUDERDALE > Day at sea > Cozumel > Costa Maya > Santo Tomás de Castilla > Belize City > Day at sea > Key West > FORT LAUDERDALE

15 JAN 10 5602 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > Oranjestad > Willemstad > Kralendijk > Day at sea > Roseau > Castries > St. George’s > BRIDGETOWN

21 MAR 10 5606 FORT LAUDERDALE > Day at sea > Cozumel > Costa Maya > Belize City > Trujillo > Day at sea > George Town > Day at sea > Key West > FORT LAUDERDALE

31 MAR 11 5607 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > San Juan > Gustavia > Philipsburg > Basseterre > St. John’s > Road Town > 2 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

01 Bequia, St. Vincent and the Grenadines02 Panama Canal, Panama

01 02


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MEDITERRANEANThese waters truly are our home. We love to welcome guests to the undulating coastlines and mountain-top villages we know so well. Embrace the chic of St. Tropez and Monte Carlo, or be inspired by Venice’s architectural glories. Elsewhere, you’ll fi nd simpler pleasures: a cup of granita by the Italian seaside, or fresh-grilled fi sh on a Greek island.

112


Amalfi Coast, Italy


SILVER CLOUD — 11 DAYSVoyage 1528 — Departure 02 OCT 2015


01 Monte Carlo, Monaco . . . . . . . . . . 22:00

02 Livorno (Florence), Italy 08:00 22:00

03 Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy 08:00 19:00

04 Sorrento, Italy 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

05 Sorrento, Italy . . . . . . . . . . 09:00

05 Amalfi, Italy 13:00 19:00

06 Messina, Italy 08:00 17:00

07 Corfu, Greece 13:00 19:00

08 Kotor, Montenegro 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

09 Kotor, Montenegro . . . . . . . . . . 06:00

09 Dubrovnik, Croatia 10:00 19:00

10 Zadar, Croatia 12:00 19:00

11 Venice, Italy 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

12 Venice Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port


THE MEDITERRANEAN WAY OF LIFEThis tour of Europe’s most beautiful ports offers an unforgettable taste of Mediterranean life. After departing Monte Carlo’s illustrious harbour you’ll head for the Amalfi coast, taking time to marvel at the valleys of Tuscany. Swim off Corfu’s pristine beaches and explore Dubrovnik, Dalmatia’s stunning medieval port. Your journey ends amid the swaying gondolas of Venice, ‘La Serenissima’.

MONTE CARLOto VENICE

MEDITERRANEAN


CLASSIC CITIES

Explore the classic cities of Florence, Dubrovnik and Venice with a guide or on your own. Your two-day stay in Sorrento gives you plenty of choices — the world-renowned Amalfi Coast embodies the beauty and wonder of the Italian Riviera. Travel along the spectacular Amalfi Drive, admire the views atop Anacapri, stroll through the streets of Positano, visit the ruins of Pompeii and Herculaneum, dine at Relais & Châteaux Il San Pietro di Positano. Hotel Italie, Positano — how will you decide?

MEDITERRANEANSEA

EUROPE

Sorrento

Amalfi

Rome

Messina

Corfu

Livorno

KotorDubrovnik

Zadar

Venice

Monte Carlo

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01 Dubrovnik , Croatia02 Ancient fortress of Kotor, Montenegro 03 Nissaki Beach, Corfu, Greece04 Trevi Fountain, Rome, Italy

MEDITERRANEAN

02 03 04

01

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SILVER SPIRIT — 15 DAYS Voyages 5516/5517, 5521/5522, 5525/5526 — Departure 27 JUL 2015


01 Istanbul, Turkey . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

02 Dikili, Turkey 13:00 19:00

03 Kusadasi, Turkey 08:00 23:00

04 Patmos, Greece 08:00 23:00

05 Santorini, Greece 08:00 19:00

06 Rhodes, Greece 08:00 19:00

07 Mykonos, Greece 08:00 22:00

08 Piraeus (Athens), Greece 07:00 18:00

09 Katakolon (Olympia), Greece

13:00 19:00

10 Corfu, Greece 08:00 18:00

11 Kotor, Montenegro 09:00 . . . . . . . . . .

12 Kotor, Montenegro . . . . . . . . . . 06:00

12 Dubrovnik, Croatia 10:00 23:00

13 Hvar, Croatia 08:00 16:00

14 Venice, Italy 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

15 Venice, Italy . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port Combined voyage


A MEDITERRANEAN ODYSSEYAn example of how voyages can be combined to make an even more enriching cruise. From the bustling and bountiful bazaars of Istanbul, you’ll chart a course along Turkey’s coast and into the charming isle of Santorini, where whitewashed fishermen’s houses perch daintily on the rocks. The legendary Temple of Zeus awaits you at Olympia, home of the Olympic Games as do a network of mystical canals and squares that form the captivating city of Venice.

ISTANBULto VENICE

MEDITERRANEAN


MEDITERRANEAN VISTAS

Begin your holiday by exploring the UNESCO Landscapes of Cappadocia, entirely sculpted by erosion and human hands. This rocky land is honeycombed with networks of ancient underground settlements and outstanding examples of Byzantine art. And then, complete your journey by exploring the Dolomites, a spectacular stretch of the Italian alps. Hike along via Ferrata, gaze in wonder at the soaring peaks and reflect afterwards during your stay in Cortina.

EUROPE

TURKEY

MEDITERRANEANSEA

Dubrovnik

Katakolon

Kotor

Corfu

Hvar

Kusadasi

Santorini

Mykonos

Rhodes

Dikili

Patmos

Venice

Piraeus

Istanbul

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02 03

01

01 Celsus Library, Ephesus, Turkey02 Santorini, Greece 03 Blue Mosque, Istanbul, Turkey04 Venice, Italy

MEDITERRANEAN

04

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27 MAR 15 1510 FORT LAUDERDALE > 8 Days at sea > Funchal > Day at sea > Gibraltar > Málaga > Cartagena > Valencia > BARCELONA

11 APR 9 1511 BARCELONA > Monte Carlo > Civitavecchia (Rome) > Sorrento > Amalfi > Taormina > Messina > Katakolon > Itea > Corinth Canal > PIRAEUS (ATHENS)

09 MAY 6 1513 VENICE > Dubrovnik > Kotor > Corfu > Messina > Sorrento > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

22 MAY 7 1515 BARCELONA > Valencia > Cartagena > Málaga > Cádiz > Portimão > LISBON

11 SEP 7 1525 LISBON > Portimão > Cádiz > Málaga > Cartagena > Valencia > BARCELONA

18 SEP 7 1526 BARCELONA > Port Mahón > Marseille > St. Tropez > Monte Carlo > Livorno > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

25 SEP 7 1527 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Sorrento > Lipari > Trapani > Olbia > Calvi > Cannes > MONTE CARLO

02 OCT 11 1528 MONTE CARLO > Livorno > Civitavecchia (Rome) > Sorrento > Amalfi > Messina > Corfu > Kotor > Dubrovnik > Zadar > VENICE

13 OCT 7 1529 VENICE > Ravenna > Sibenik > Dubrovnik > Kotor > Corfu > Taormina > NAPLES

10 NOV 13 1532 MÁLAGA > Casablanca > Agadir > Arrecife > Las Palmas > 2 Days at sea > Dakar > Banjul > 2 Days at sea > Abidjan > Takoradi > TEMA (ACCRA)


04 MAY 11 2511 VENICE > Ravenna > Zadar > Dubrovnik > Kotor > Corfu > Katakolon > Santorini > Kusadasi > Mytilene > ISTANBUL

15 MAY 7 2512 ISTANBUL > Amasra > Yalta > Sevastopol > Odessa > Constantza > Nessebur > ISTANBUL

22 MAY 7 2513 ISTANBUL > Dikili > Kusadasi > Rhodes > Santorini > Patmos > Mykonos > PIRAEUS (ATHENS)

29 MAY 7 2514 PIRAEUS (ATHENS) > Corinth Canal > Itea > Corfu > Kotor > Dubrovnik > Hvar > VENICE

05 JUN 10 2515 VENICE > Koper > Trogir > Dubrovnik > Kotor > Corfu > Day at Sea > Amalfi > Sorrento > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

15 JUN 7 2516 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Olbia > Calvi > Portofino > Livorno > Cannes > MONTE CARLO

22 JUN 7 2517 MONTE CARLO > St. Tropez > Marseille > Sète > Alcudia > Valencia > BARCELONA

29 JUN 10 2518 BARCELONA > Palma de Mallorca > Ibiza > San Antonio Ibiza > Port Mahón > Alghero > Calvi > Portofino > Livorno > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

09 JUL 10 2519 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Sorrento > Amalfi > Lipari > Siracusa > Day at Sea > Dubrovnik > Hvar > Koper > VENICE

22 JUL 7 2520 VENICE > Dubrovnik > Kotor > Corfu > Messina > Amalfi > Sorrento CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

29 JUL 7 2521 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Olbia > Calvi > Portofino > Livorno > Cannes > MONTE CARLO

05 AUG 7 2522 MONTE CARLO > St. Tropez > Marseille > Sète > Alcudia > Valencia > BARCELONA

12 AUG 10 2523 BARCELONA > Palma de Mallorca > Ibiza > San Antonio, Ibiza > Port Mahón > Alghero > Calvi > Portofino > Livorno > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

22 AUG 10 2524 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Sorrento > Amalfi > Lipari > Siracusa > Day at sea > Dubrovnik > Hvar > Koper > VENICE

01 SEP 10 2525 VENICE > Koper > Trogir > Dubrovnik > Kotor > Corfu > Day at Sea > Amalfi > Sorrento > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

11 SEP 7 2526 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Olbia > Calvi > Portofino > Livorno > Cannes > MONTE CARLO

18 SEP 7 2527 MONTE CARLO > St. Tropez > Marseille > Sète > Alcudia > Valencia > BARCELONA

25 SEP 7 2528 BARCELONA > Port Mahón > Alghero > Cannes > Monte Carlo > Portofino > Livorno > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

02 OCT 10 2529 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Sorrento > Amalfi > Messina > Argostoli > Gythion > Rethymnon > Santorini > Kusadasi > ISTANBU0

12 OCT 9 2530 ISTANBUL > Day at sea > Trabzon > Batumi > Sochi > Yalta > Sevastopol > Odessa > Nessebur > ISTANBUL

21 OCT 9 2531 ISTANBUL > Kusadasi > Marmaris > Alanya > Antalya > Rhodes > Santorini > Navplion > PIRAEUS (ATHENS)

30 OCT 14 2532 PIRAEUS (ATHENS) > Day at sea > Alexandria > Ashdod > Haifa > Limassol > Fethiye > Ágios Nikólaos > Day at sea > Siracusa > Messina > Sorrento > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

13 NOV 17 2533 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Olbia > Port Mahón > Palma de Mallorca > Cartagena > Málaga > Gibraltar > Day at sea > Funchal > 8 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

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25 APR 7 5509 LISBON > Huelva > Gibraltar > Málaga > Cartagena > Valencia > BARCELONA

02 MAY 5 5510 BARCELONA > St. Tropez > Monte Carlo > Portovenere > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

07 MAY 7 5511 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Portofino > Livorno > Alghero > Port Mahón > Palma de Mallorca > BARCELONA

18 MAY 9 5512 BARCELONA > Sète > Cannes (Film Festival) > Ajaccio > Monte Carlo (Grand Prix) > Portofino > Livorno > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

27 MAY 7 5513 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Trapani > Valletta > Gozo > Messina > Amalfi > Sorrento > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

03 JUN 7 5514 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Sorrento > Messina > Santa Maria di Leuca > Dubrovnik > Hvar > VENICE

10 JUN 9 5515 VENICE > Ravenna > Trogir > Kotor > Corfu > Katakolon > Santorini > Kusadasi > Day at sea > ISTANBUL

19 JUN 7 5516 ISTANBU l > Dikili > Kusadasi > Patmos > Santorini > Rhodes > Mykonos > PIRAEUS (ATHENS)

26 JUN 7 5517 PIRAEUS (ATHENS) > Katakolon > Corfu > Kotor > Dubrovnik > Hvar > VENICE

10 JUL 10 5519 VENICE > Ravenna > Hvar > Kotor > Corfu > Katakolon > Santorini > Kusadasi > Mytilene > ISTANBUL

20 JUL 7 5520 ISTANBUL > Sinop > Trabzon > Sochi > Yalta > Odessa > Nessebur > ISTANBUL

27 JUL 7 5521 ISTANBUL > Dikili > Kusadasi > Patmos > Santorini > Rhodes > Mykonos > PIRAEUS (ATHENS)

03 AUG 7 5522 PIRAEUS (ATHENS) > Katakolon > Corfu > Kotor > Dubrovnik > Hvar > VENICE

10 AUG 9 5523 VENICE > Ravenna > Trogir > Kotor > Corfu > Katakolon > Santorini > Kusadasi > Day at sea > ISTANBUL

19 AUG 9 5524 ISTANBUL > Day at sea > Trabzon > Batumi > Sochi > Yalta > Sevastopol > Odessa > Nessebur > ISTANBUL

28 AUG 7 5525 ISTANBUL > Dikili > Kusadasi > Patmos > Santorini > Rhodes > Mykonos > PIRAEUS (ATHENS)

04 SEP 7 5526 PIRAEUS (ATHENS) > Katakolon > Corfu > Kotor > Dubrovnik > Hvar > VENICE

11 SEP 7 5527 VENICE > Ravenna > Split > Dubrovnik > Zadar > Koper > VENICE

18 SEP 10 5528 VENICE > Ravenna > Hvar > Kotor > Corfu > Katakolon > Santorini > Kusadasi > Mytilene > ISTANBUL

28 SEP 9 5529 ISTANBUL > Day at Sea > Trabzon > Batumi > Sochi > Yalta > Sevastopol > Odessa > Nessebur > ISTANBUL

07 OCT 9 5530 ISTANBUL > Kavala > Thessaloniki > Volos > Mykonos > Rhodes > Marmaris > Kusadasi > Patmos > PIRAEUS (ATHENS)

16 OCT 10 5531 PIRAEUS (ATHENS) > Ágios Nikólaos > Day at Sea > Ashdod > Haifa > Limassol > Alanya > Antalya > Santorini > PIRAEUS (ATHENS)

26 OCT 7 5532 PIRAEUS (ATHENS) > Navplion > Katakolon > Siracusa > Valletta > Trapani > Sorrento > CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME)

02 NOV 7 5533 CIVITAVECCHIA (ROME) > Livorno > Monte Carlo > Marseille > Port Mahón > Palma de Mallorca > BARCELONA

09 NOV 15 5534 BARCELONA > Valencia > Cartagena > Málaga > Day at sea > Funchal > 8 Days at sea > FORT LAUDERDALE

MEDITERRANEAN

BLACK SEA

MEDITERRANEAN SEA

ATLANTIC OCEAN

Málaga

ValenciaIbiza

Palma de MallorcaSan Antonio

IbizaTrapani

Siracusa

VallettaGozo

Messina

Sorrento

LipariPort Mahón

Alghero OlbiaAjaccio

Calvi

GibraltarCádiz

HuelvaPortimão

Casablanca

Agadir

Arrecife

Cartagena

SevastopolYalta

Odessa

Constanta

Nessebur

Trabzon

Sinop

Sochi

Batumi

ChiosDikili

KavalaThessaloniki

KusadasiMarmaris

Antalya

Patmos

Alexandria

Haifa

AshdodPort Said

Suez Canal

Sharm El SheikhSafaga

Aqaba

Limassol

AlanyaRhodes

Fethiye

Agios NikolaosRethymnon

SantoriniMykonos

NavplionKatakolon

Gythion

Argostoli

VolosCorfu

Goumenitsa

Kotor

Leuca

Hvar

Koper

Zadar

TrogirSplit

SibenikRavenna

Livorno

PortofinoMarseille

St. Tropez

Sète

Palamos

Cannes

Alcudia

Dubrovnik

Las Palmas

Funchal

Amalfi

Taormina

Itea

Corinth Canal

Mytilene

AmasraBarcelona

Lisbon Athens

Istanbul

Rome

VeniceMonte Carlo

Naples

AFRICA

EUROPE

PORTS AT A GLANCE

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ASHDOD, ISRAEL

Ancient & Modern IsraelDiscover the mesmerising sights of Israel from biblical Capernaum to the cemetery where Moshe Dayan lies buried. Admire the panoramas from the slopes of Mount Olives and visit the Shrine of the Book. Then explore Jerusalem from the Children’s Memorial at the Holocaust Museum to the Holy Sepulchre in the Old City and the Via Dolorosa where the pages of the Bible come to life.

Two days / One night Depart: Ashdod / Return: Haifa Voyage 5531

CÁDIZ, SPAIN

Cordoba & Andalusian DiscoveriesImmerse yourself in the unique heritage of Cordoba and discover the charms of Seville along with some of Andalusia’s natural wonders during this two-day adventure. The journey takes you from Cádiz inland to famous Seville, to Cordoba, once the cultural centre of the Al-Andalus Empire, and to El Torcal Nature Park en route to Málaga, where you re-join the ship.

Two days / One night Depart: Cádiz / Return: Málaga Voyage 1525

CARTAGENA, SPAIN

Madrid — A Cultural MosaicTravel by high speed train to Madrid and experience the wide range of attractions that showcase the city’s importance as the centre of Spain’s Golden Age of literature, art and architecture. Situated in the very centre of the country, Madrid boasts some of the world’s finest museums, amongst them the world-famous Prado. A visit to the Royal Palace, one of the grandest in Europe, is nothing short of breathtaking.

Three days / Two nights Depart: Cartagena / Return: Barcelona Voyages 1525, 5509

CASABLANCA, MOROCCO

Marrakech — the ‘Pink’ CityMarrakech conjures up visions of rambling places, colourful souks, and an attractive setting within reddish-brown ramparts and the Atlas Mountains as a picturesque backdrop. Magic and mysticism still survive in the walled Medina of Morocco’s ‘Pink ’ City. Shop in Djemaa el-Fna, described as the most exuberant marketplace in the world and treat yourself to a night at multi-award winning La Mamounia, the legendary Moroccan Palace, sheltered within the walls of the old city.

Two days / One night Depart: Casablanca / Return: Agadir Voyages 1532

MEDITERRANEANSilver Shore Land Adventures

MEDITERRANEAN

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DUBROVNIK, CROATIA

Croatia’s UNESCO National ParkExplore Croatia’s first National Park, Plitvice, established in 1949 — a place of breath-taking natural splendour that earned the park a place on UNESCO’s list of World Heritage Sites in 1979. A most fascinating phenomena are its sixteen lakes, inter-connected by a series of waterfalls.

Two days / One night Depart: Dubrovnik / Return: Zadar Voyages 1528, 2511*, 5527

HAIFA, ISRAEL

Night in a KibbutzThe Kibbutz in Israel is a unique form of living where the members live in a collective manner. In Roman times and throughout the Byzantine period, cultural and religious centres f lourished. Experience first-hand the ways of a kibbutz during your overnight stay. Visits to historic sites in Upper Galilee and the Golan Heights complete this unique look at the past and present of Israeli life.

Two days / One night Depart / Return: Haifa Voyages 2532, 5531

KUSADASI, TURKEY

Captivating CappadociaVisit Cappadocia, the crossroads of Asia and Europe for thousands of years, where more than a dozen civilisations and cultures lived. The people of Cappadocia carved elaborate multi-level cave cities beneath the surface of the earth and only came to the surface to tend their fields. When Christianity arrived here, its followers worshipped in rock-hewn churches that became a unique art form. Even today,

some of the cave structures still serve as homes, shops and restaurants. An overnight stay at the Museum Hotel is sure to be a highlight of your exploration of these mystical caves.

Three days / Two nights Depart: Kusadasi / Return: Istanbul Voyages 2511, 5519, 5528

LIVORNO, ITALY

Florence & the Four SeasonsIndulge in the ambience of Tuscany that only the Four Seasons Hotel and dinner at Enoteca Pinchiorri, Florence’s only Michelin 3-star restaurant, exudes. Explore on foot and take in the culture and history that make this one of the most beloved cities in the world.

Two days / One night Depart / Return: Livorno Voyages 1526, 2516, 2518, 2521, 2523, 2526, 5511

MONTE CARLO, MONACO

Monte Carlo Grand PrixMake your way to reserved seating in Tribune K for the start of the Grand Prix de Monaco — the most exciting and famous Formula One race in the entire world. Comprised of 78 laps, drivers navigate through city streets in a clockwise direction, from St. Devote into Casino Square, downhill, passing the hotels before the infamous hairpin turn at the Fairmont Monte Carlo Hotel. An exclusive dinner on board compliments the event. This racing and social highlight of the year ends with the wave of the chequered f lag.

One day Depart / Return: Monte Carlo Voyage 5512

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SORRENTO, ITALY

Capri EscapadeTreat yourself to one of Capri’s highlights, The Capri Palace Hotel & Spa, a boutique hotel of refined elegance that recalls, with arches, vaults and columns, an ancient Neapolitan palace of the 1700s. Step away from the small and charming centre of Anacapri, an authentic village on the most exclusive island of Capri, and admire a wonderful panorama of the sea and the Gulf of Naples while savouring all Capri offers.

Two days / One night Depart / Return: Sorrento Voyages 1511, 1528, 2515, 2519, 2520, 2524, 2525, 2529

VENICE, ITALY

Dinner at The Ca’ Giustunian Home of the BiennaleA 15th-century gothic Palazzo, one of the richest and most admired in the history of Venice, Ca’ Giustinian overlooks the Bacino di San Marco right at the entrance to the Grand Canal. Today this magnificent building is home to the Venice Biennale, a fitting home for this storied art organization.

Join us for dinner on the 5th f loor terrace with stunning views of the Grand Canal and Venice for a reception and dinner to celebrate this amazing city and the Save Venice Foundation†. This atmospheric setting will leave no doubt in your mind that we have to save La Serenissima.†$100 donation will be made in your name to the Save Venice Foundation

One day event Depart / Return: Venice Voyage 5517

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ISTANBUL, TURKEY

The Amazing Landscapes of CappadociaTwisting pillars and fairy chimneys, mystical cones and troglodyte caves — Cappadocia’s lunar landscapes occupy a lava-covered plain between volcanic mountains. Here you will find whole cities that descend deep into the earth and frescoed Byzantine chapels carved into solid rock.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyages 2512, 2513, 2530, 2531, 5516, 5520, 5521, 5524, 5525, 5529, 5530

Three nights post-cruise: Voyages 2512, 2529, 2530, 5523, 5524, 5529


ATHENS, GREECE

UNESCO Sites of GreeceDiscover the treasures of the Cradle of Civilisation from the Acropolis in Athens to Thessalonica in Macedonia. Visit the Royal Tombs of Vergina, charming Kalambaka in Thessaly and the gravity-defying monasteries of Meteora.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyages 2514, 2532, 5517, 5522, 5526, 5531, 5532

Three nights post-cruise: Voyages 2513, 2531, 5516, 5521, 5525, 5530, 5531

BARCELONA, SPAIN

Intimate MadridExplore the Spanish capital at your own pace while staying in a contemporary boutique hotel in the city centre. Admire the grand plazas, broad boulevards, medieval lanes and gardens. Museum browse in the ‘Golden Triangle’, one of Europe’s greatest concentrations of art. Take time out for tapas-sharing and marvel at the city’s cutting-edge design and cuisine.

Two nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1511, 1515, 1526, 1532, 2518, 2523, 2528, 5510, 5512, 5534

Two nights post-cruise: Voyages 1510, 1525, 2517, 2522, 2527, 5509, 5511, 5533

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MEDITERRANEANSilver Shore Land Adventures

Wines & GuggenheimSee both of Frank Gehry’s architectural masterpieces in Spain. Stay overnight in Bilbao to visit Gehry’s titanium Guggenheim Museum, housing Europe’s largest collection of contemporary art. Then head into the heart of the Rioja wine region for dinner at the Marquês de Riscal’s Michelin-starred restaurant.

Two nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1511, 1515, 1526, 1532, 2518, 2523, 2528, 5510, 5512, 5534

Two nights post-cruise: Voyages 1510, 1525, 2517, 2522, 2527, 5509, 5511, 5533

ROME , ITALY

Cucina ItalianaFamily-owned Castello Banfi is recognised the world over for its excellent wines. Enjoy the premier accommodations, luxurious amenities and beautiful gardens of its boutique hotel, Il Borgo, while exploring the hills of Tuscany.

Two nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1527, 2516, 2519, 2521, 2524, 2526, 2529, 2533, 5511, 5513, 5514, 5533

Two nights post-cruise: Voyages 1513, 1526, 1529, 2515, 2518, 2520, 2523, 2525, 2528, 2532, 5510, 5512, 5513, 5532

Intimate VeniceAdd a short stay in Venice before or after your voyage. Drift along the romantic canals, visit the Doges Palace and stroll across the Bridge of Sighs. Stay at an elegant hotel located on the Grand Canal, just minutes from St. Mark ’s Square. Includes first-class rail transportation between Rome and Venice.

Two nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1513, 1529, 2511, 2515, 2520, 2525, 5515, 5519, 5523, 5527, 5528

Two nights post-cruise: Voyages 1529, 2514, 2519, 2524, 5514, 5517, 5522, 5526, 5527

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ACCRA, GHANALabadi Beach Hotel

ATHENS, GREECEAthens InterContinental

BARCELONA, SPAINLe Meridien

FORT LAUDERDALE, USAHyatt Pier 66

ISTANBUL, TURKEYInterContinental Ceylan


MONTE CARLO, MONACOFairmont Monte Carlo

ROME, ITALYBernini Bristol

VENICE, ITALYMonaco & Grand



ATHENS, GREECEGrande Bretagne Hotel

BARCELONA, SPAINHotel Arts

FORT LAUDERDALE, USARitz Carlton Fort Lauderdale

ISTANBUL, TURKEYFour Seasons Sultanhamet


MONTE CARLO, MONACOHermitage

ROME, ITALYHotel Eden

VENICE, ITALYBauer Il Palazzo

MEDITERRANEAN

MONTE CARLO, MONACO

Villa d’Este RetreatSpend a few days in one of Europe’s finest resorts overlooking Lake Como. Take a boat ride around the lake to see the lavish villas, or visit the 18th-century Villa del Balbianello in Cernobbio, the former residence of renowned explorer Count Monzino.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1528, 2517, 2522, 2527


VENICE, ITALY

Hiking in Cortina — NEWExperience the thrill of hiking along the via Ferrata, a mountain route equipped with cables, ladders, bridges and more, that allows even the novice hiker to scale one of the local peaks. Stay in the charming town of Cortina nestled at the foot of the Dolomites.

Two nights pre-cruise: 1513, 1529, 2511, 2515, 2520, 2525, 5515, 5519, 5523, 5527, 5528

Two nights post-cruise: 1529, 2514, 2519, 2524, 5514, 5517, 5522, 5526, 5527

Fashionable MilanOh what treasures you will find with your own personal shopper who knows the secrets of Milan couture! Stay at the Armani Hotel in the world-famous fashion district only a few minutes away from the luxury shopping streets of Via Montenapoleone and Via della Spiga, the famous La Scala theatre and the spectacular Piazza del Duomo.



Intimate FlorenceThe Grand Hotel Villa Medici is a historical residence located in the centre of Florence. Impressive attractions such as the Duomo, Uffizi Gallery and Ponte Vecchio, as well as the shopping districts are just a stroll away.



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NORTHERN EUROPE& BRITISH ISLESFew places can match Northern Europe’s diversity. Drink inSt. Petersburg’s imperial majesty, Norway’s dramatic fjords,and the medieval architecture of Tallinn. Tour the inspiring art galleries of Amsterdam, or dabble in the urban cool of Scandinavian design. Whether you’re drawn to cathedrals or the countryside, Northern Europe will captivate you.

Geiranger Fjord, Western Fjords, Norway

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SILVER CLOUD — 12 DAYSVoyage 1517 — Departure 08 JUN 2015


01 London (Tower Bridge), UK . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

02 Amsterdam, Netherlands 14:00 . . . . . . . . . .

03 Amsterdam, Netherlands . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

04 Transit the Kiel Canal 12:15 22:45

05 Rønne, Bornholm, Denmark 12:00 18:00

06 Visby, Sweden 09:00 19:00

07 Stockholm, Sweden 08:00 18:00

08 Tallinn, Estonia 12:00 17:00

09 St. Petersburg, Russia 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

10 St. Petersburg, Russia . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

11 Helsinki, Finland 08:00 18:00

12 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

13 Copenhagen, Denmark 07:00 . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port



LONDON to

COPENHAGEN

BALTIC TREASURESYour journey begins with passing under London’s iconic Tower Bridge, after which the wonder doesn’ t let up. Stroll along Amsterdam’s serene canals before heading across the Baltic to St. Petersburg, home of the world’s greatest museum, the Hermitage, and Catherine’s Palace’s mesmerising Amber Room.


OLD WORLD TREASURES

Explore the Old World treasures of Amsterdam, the Van Gogh Museum, the canal mansions and the house of Anne Frank. Pedal around the islands of Rønne and Visby. Spend a morning at the ABBA Museum or learn about the Vikings, their treasures and ships in Stockholm. The Hermitage, Peterhof, Catherine’s Palace and ballet all await in St. Petersburg. Cast a line and try your hand at fi shing in Helsinki before concluding your journey in Copenhagen.

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St. Petersburg

Amsterdam

StockholmHelsinki

Kiel Canal

Tallinn

Rønne

Visby

Copenhagen

London

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COPENHAGENto STOCKHOLM

SILVER WHISPER — 17 DAYS Voyage 4510/4511, 4515/4516, 4518/4519 — Departure 03 JUL 2015


01 Copenhagen, Denmark . . . . . . . . . . 17:00

02 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

03 Flåm, Norway 08:00 12:30

03 Gudvangen, Norway 14:45 18:30

04 Kristiansund, Norway 12:00 19:00

05 Hellesylt, Norway 08:00 10:00

05 Geiranger, Norway 12:00 17:00

06 Bergen, Norway 08:00 23:00

07 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

08 Copenhagen, Denmark 07:00 17:00

09 Gdansk, Poland 13:00 22:00

10 Klaipėda, Lithuania 08:00 14:00

11 Riga, Latvia 08:00 19:00

12 Helsinki, Finland 18:00 . . . . . . . . . .

13 Helsinki, Finland . . . . . . . . . . 16:00

14 St. Petersburg, Russia 08:00 . . . . . . . . . .

15 St. Petersburg, Russia . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

16 St. Petersburg, Russia . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

17 Tallinn, Estonia 08:00 16:00

18 Stockholm, Sweden 07:30 . . . . . . . . . .

Overnight in Port Combined voyage


THE BEWITCHING BALTICAn example of how voyages can be combined to make an even more enriching cruise. Whether it ’s Gdansk ’s Hanseatic relics or the untamed beauty of the Swedish coast, the Baltic has something for everyone. In addition to the opportunity to take an overland trip to Moscow, this voyage gives you the chance to discover some of Europe’s lesser-known sights — like Riga’s impressive art nouveau district, as well as the splendour of St. Petersburg’s palaces.



EVENINGS INST. PETERSBURG

Few cities rival St. Petersburg when it comes to culture. Watch the Mariinsky’s dancers twirl, or listen to an aria or two at the Alexandrinsky for an indulgent evening. By day, the Hermitage Museum presents one of the world’s greatest museum collections, comprising some three million exhibits.

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BALTICSEA

GeirangerKristiansund

Gudvangen

Bergen

Flåm

Hellesylt

St. Petersburg

Helsinki

Gdansk

Tallinn

Klaipeda

RigaCopenhagen

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SILVER WHISPER — 17 DAYSVoyage 4523 — Departure 08 SEP 2015


01 Southampton, UK . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

02 Fowey Cornwall, UK 08:00 16:00

03 Cobh (Cork), Ireland 08:00 18:00

04 Dublin, Ireland 08:00 22:00

05 Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK 08:00 22:00

06-07 Two days at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

08 Reykjavík, Iceland 08:00 18:00

09 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

10 Cruising the Prins Christian Sund

12:00 19:00

11 Narsarsuak, Greenland 07:00 16:00

12 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

13 L’Anse Aux Meadow, Newfoundland, Canada

09:00 16:00

14 Corner Brook, Newfoundland, Canada

08:00 18:00

15 Havre St. Pierre, Québec, Canada

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18 Montréal, Québec, Canada

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Overnight in Port


SOUTHAMPTONto MONTRÉAL

A VIKING VOYAGEThis epic voyage begins with a tour of the British Isles’ bucolic coastline, past Cornwall and County Cork ’s verdant shores. From there you’ll strike north into Viking waters, toward the looming volcanic mountains of Iceland and Greenland and on to Newfoundland, where the Norsemen first sailed a millennium ago. Your journey will end in Montréal: French in feeling, but with a distinctly New World approach.



NORTHERN JOURNEY

Explore the countryside of Cornwall from Fowey and kiss the Blarney Stone in Cobh. Swing your club on the green in Dublin before savouring a pint of Guinness. Relax in the geothermically-heated waters of Reykjavík ’s Blue Lagoon or admire the UNESCO Thingvallavatn, Iceland’s largest natural lake. Cruise through the iceberg-dotted waters of Prins Christian Sund before following the path of the Vikings to Canada. Corner Brook’s must-see is Gros Morne National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Complete your journey as you sail towards the St. Lawrence Seaway to Montréal, with an overnight in charming Québec City.

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L'Anse aux Meadows

Narsarsuaq Reykjavík

Québec City

Belfast

Dublin

Fowey

Prins Christian Sund

Havre St. Pierre

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EUROPE

BALTIC SEA

NORWEGIAN SEA

NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN

NORTH SEALeith

Invergordon

Belfast

DublinHolyhead

WaterfordCobh

Kirkwall

Stornoway

Fowey

Antwerp

Zeebrugge

Amsterdam

Kiel CanalWarnemünde

Rønne Gdansk

Klaipėda

RigaVisby

Helsinki

TallinnSt. Petersburg

Bergen

Skagen

Gudvangen

Flåm

Haugesund

HellesyltGeiranger

Kristiansund

Honningsvåg

Archangelsk

Alta

MurmanskTromsø

Harstad

Reykjavik

Prins Christian Sund

Reykjavík

HonfleurSaint-Malo

Nanortalik

Narsarsuaq

Southampton

London

Copenhagen

Stockholm

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SILVER WHISPER — 382 GUESTS2015 DAYS VOYAGE PORTS

01 MAY 15 4509 FORT LAUDERDALE > 2 Days at sea > New York > Day at sea > Halifax > Day at sea > St. John’s Newfoundland > 4 Days at sea > Foynes > Cobh > Fowey > SOUTHAMPTON

26 MAY 7 4510 COPENHAGEN > Day at sea > Flåm > Gudvangen > Kristiansund > Hellesylt > Geiranger > Bergen > Skagen > COPENHAGEN

02 JUN 7 4511 COPENHAGEN > Day at sea > Helsinki > St. Petersburg > Tallinn > STOCKHOLM

09 JUN 7 4512 STOCKHOLM > Tallinn > St. Petersburg > Helsinki > Day at sea > COPENHAGEN

16 JUN 10 4513 COPENHAGEN > Gdansk > Klaipėda > Riga > Helsinki > St. Petersburg > Tallinn > STOCKHOLM

26 JUN 7 4514 STOCKHOLM > Tallinn > St. Petersburg > Helsinki > Day at sea > COPENHAGEN

03 JUL 7 4515 COPENHAGEN > Day at sea > Flåm > Gudvangen > Kristiansund > Hellesylt > Geiranger > Bergen > Day at sea > COPENHAGEN

10 JUL 10 4516 COPENHAGEN > Gdansk > Klaipėda > Riga > Helsinki > St. Petersburg > Tallinn > STOCKHOLM

27 JUL 7 4518 COPENHAGEN > Day at sea > Flåm > Gudvangen > Kristiansund > Hellesylt > Geiranger > Bergen > Day at sea > COPENHAGEN

03 AUG 7 4519 COPENHAGEN > Day at sea > Helsinki > St. Petersburg > Tallinn > STOCKHOLM

17 AUG 10 4521 COPENHAGEN > Gdansk > Klaipėda > Riga > Helsinki > St. Petersburg > Tallinn > STOCKHOLM

27 AUG 12 4522 STOCKHOLM > Tallinn > St. Petersburg > Helsinki > Day at sea > Warnemünde > Transit Kiel Canal > Amsterdam > Antwerp > Zeebrugge > SOUTHAMPTON

08 SEP 17 4523 SOUTHAMPTON > Fowey > Cobh > Dublin > Belfast > 2 Days at sea > Reykjavík > Day at sea > Cruising the Prins Christian Sund > Narsarsuaq > Day at sea > L’Anse aux Meadows > Corner Brook > Havre St. Pierre > Québec City > MONTRÉAL


08 JUN 12 1517 LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) > Amsterdam > Transit Kiel Canal > Rønne > Visby > Stockholm > Tallinn > St. Petersburg > Helsinki > Day at sea > COPENHAGEN

20 JUN 17 1518 COPENHAGEN > Day at sea > Bergen > Hellesylt > Geiranger > Day at sea > Harstad > Tromsø > Honningsvåg > Day at sea > Archangel > Day at sea > Murmansk > Alta > Day at sea > Kristiansund > Haugesund > Day at sea > COPENHAGEN

07 JUL 12 1519 COPENHAGEN > Day at sea > Tallinn > St. Petersburg > Helsinki > Day at Sea > Warnemünde > Transit Kiel Canal > Amsterdam > LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE)

19 JUL 15 1520 LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) > Transit Kiel Canal > Copenhagen > Visby > Stockholm > Tallinn > St. Petersburg > Helsinki > Day at sea > Warnemünde > Transit Kiel Canal > Amsterdam > LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE)

03 AUG 15 1521 LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) > Transit Kiel Canal > Copenhagen > Visby > Stockholm > Tallinn > St. Petersburg > Helsinki > Day at sea > Warnemünde > Transit Kiel Canal > Amsterdam > LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE)

18 AUG 13 1522 LONDON (TOWER BRIDGE) > Leith > Invergordon > Kirkwall > Stornoway > Belfast > Dublin > Holyhead > Cobh > Waterford > Fowey > SOUTHAMPTON

31 AUG 11 1524 SOUTHAMPTON > Honfleur > St. Malo > Belle Ile > Bordeaux > Bilbao > Gijon > La Coruña > Oporto > LISBON

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ARCHANGELSK, RUSSIA

Solovki — Pearl of Northern RussiaTake advantage of this opportunity to visit Big Solovetsky Island, once a former Soviet Gulag. Known today as the Pearl of the Russian North, its Church of Ascension is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

One day Depart / Return: Archangelsk Voyage 1518

BORDEAUX, FRANCE

Relais & Châteaux BordeauxTreat yourself to a stay at the Hostellerie de Plaisance, an elegant but relaxed retreat in the quaint village of Saint-Emilion. Escape for the night to this UNESCO World Heritage site and Relais & Châteaux property, with its stunning views of the vineyards as well as the medieval village. Savour wines and dinner and allow all that is Bordeaux to envelop you.

One and a half days / One night Depart / Return: Bordeaux Voyage 1524

HELLESYLT, NORWAY

Norway’s Mountains, Fjords & GlaciersVenture into Norway’s hinterland on our one-night Mid-Voyage Land Adventure that delivers the mountains, fjords and glaciers that make this such a picturesque destination. From Hellesylt to Bergen, our guests encounter the most breathtaking landscapes around every bend and corner.

One and a half days / One night Depart: Hellesylt / Return: Bergen Voyages 1518*, 4515, 4518

INVERGORDON, SCOTLAND

Bonnie ScotlandUrquhart Castle, unbearably beautiful Glen Coe, an overnight in the world-class Inverlochy Castle Hotel — immerse yourself in the legends and lore of the Scottish

Highlands. Catch your breath as you drive through misty glens and brooding moors.

Two days / Two nights Depart: Leith / Return: Invergordon Voyage 1522

LEITH, SCOTLAND

Edinburgh TattooA magical evening awaits — a celebration of colourful military pageantry on the f loodlit esplanade of the famous Edinburgh Castle. ‘Tattoo’ was the traditional curfew signal, by drum or trumpet, which ordered soldiers to return to their quarters at night. Today it has developed into this spectacular ceremonial performance featuring around 800 men and women.

Evening event Depart: Leith / Return: Invergordon Voyage 1522

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ST. PETERSBURG, RUSSIA

Moscow by High-Speed TrainDiscover the most outstanding attractions in and around Russia’s exciting capital, with business-class travel between St. Petersburg and Moscow by high-speed train. In addition to the famous Red Square and a guided tour of the Armoury Chamber within the Kremlin Palace, your day-long excursion includes lunch at the Artists’ Gallery, acclaimed for its excellent food and exquisite and evocative interior. No Russian visa is required on this Mid-Voyage Land Adventure.

One day Depart / Return: St. Petersburg Voyages 1519, 4511, 4512, 4513, 4514, 4516, 4519, 4521, 4522

Exclusively Yours MoscowFor those guests who prefer a more intimate touring group, Exclusively Yours Moscow offers a private guide service in which to explore this renowned city. Discover the most outstanding attractions in and around Russia’s exciting capital. Travel with the group in business-class on high-speed rail between St. Petersburg and Moscow. Choose the sites you wish to see with your guide from an incredible list of venues such as the famous Red Square, Lenin’s Tomb, St. Basil Cathedral, and the Armoury Chamber within the Kremlin Palace. This programme is offered in languages other than English. No Russian visa is required on this Mid-Voyage Land Adventure.

One day Depart / Return: St. Petersburg Voyages 1519, 4511, 4512, 4513, 4514, 4516, 4519, 4521, 4522


LONDON, UK

English Manor RetreatRevel in the pastoral tranquillity of a unique hotel — a refined retreat with more than a few surprises. Set in 240 acres of picturesque parkland on the borders of Windsor Great Park, Coworth Park blends the warmth and comfort of a traditional country house hotel with an eccentric spirit that is undeniably English and irrefutably modern.

Two nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1517, 1520, 1521, 1522, 1524, 4523


Manors of IrelandExplore the Victorian Muckross House and the gardens at Powerscourt Demesne. Stay at the exquisite Relais & Châteaux Sheen Falls Lodge, Marlfield House and The Merrion, one of Dublin’s most luxurious hotels.

Four nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1521, 1522, 4523

Four nights post-cruise: Voyages 1519, 1520, 1521, 1522, 4509, 4522

COPENHAGEN, DENMARK

Ice En RouteStop in Iceland en route to Copenhagen to explore the UNESCO World Heritage Site, Thingvellir National Park, the majestic Gullfoss waterfall and the geothermal phenomena at Geysir. Relax in the famed Blue Lagoon — a natural geothermal spa located in the middle of a beautiful lava field.

Three nights pre-cruise: Voyages 1518, 1519, 4513, 4515, 4516, 4518, 4519, 4521




Overnight at a 4.5- or 5-star hotel before or after your cruise. Includes one night standard room accommodation and breakfast. Transfers, additional nights & upgrades available upon request.

COPENHAGEN, DENMARKSt. Petri Hotel


LONDON, UKConrad Westminster

STOCKHOLM, SWEDENHilton Slussen



COPENHAGEN, DENMARKHotel d’Angleterre


LONDON, UKClaridges

STOCKHOLM, SWEDENGrand Hotel

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South America is a place of irrepressible energy, where life moves to the rhythms of tango and salsa, and football games fi ll every street and square. Lose yourself in the ancient cities of the Incas and the misty peaks of the Torres del Paine. Or, embark on a culinary adventure in Peru – fast becoming the gastronomic heart of this varied and fascinating continent.

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SILVER CLOUD — 18 DAYSVoyage 1503 — Departure 25 JAN 2015


01 Bridgetown, Barbados . . . . . . . . . . 23:00


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04 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

05 Devil’s Island, French Guiana 13:00 18:00

06 Day at sea . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

07 Macapá, Brazil 07:00 10:00

08 Santarém, Brazil 08:00 19:00

09 Boca da Valeria, Brazil 08:00 17:00

10 Anavilhanas, Brazil 13:00 19:00

11 Manaus, Brazil 23:00 . . . . . . . . . .

12 Manaus, Brazil . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

13 Manaus, Brazil . . . . . . . . . . 18:00

14 Parintins, Brazil 12:00 19:00

15 Alter do Chão, Brazil 08:00 13:00

16 Macapá, Brazil 11:30 13:00

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Overnight in Port


ENTER THE AMAZONSailing out of Bridgetown, follow the old sugar merchants’ route to the crescent bay of St. George’s, Grenada, before striking south. Stop at Devil ’s Island, the notorious penitentiary where Captain Dreyfus was imprisoned, before entering the mighty Amazon. Manaus, a city carved out of the jungle, is a monument to human ingenuity. You’ll travel along the Brazilian coast, encountering spirited locals and unique wildlife, before heading back towards idyllic Barbados.

BRIDGETOWN ROUNDTRIP

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AMAZING AMAZON

Drift along narrow tributaries of the Amazon River in Anavilhanas. Cruise down river to see the “Meeting of the Waters”, where the mighty Amazon and Tapajos rivers merge. Celebrate Brazilian dance in Boca de Valeria and explore Ile Royale, the largest of the three “Devil’s Islands” to experience the haunting history of this former penal colony. Our Silver Shore Concierge suggests you visit the more remote, lesser-travelled areas of the Caribbean and South America on this adventure to Manaus.

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Boca Da Valerio

Alter do Chão

St. George’s

Devil’s Island

Anavilhanas

Santarém

Macapá

Bequia

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ATLANTIC OCEAN

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Puerto Montt

Coquimbo

Panama Canal

Puerto LimónSt. George’s

Beagle Channel /Avenue of Glaciers

Punta ArenasUshuaia

Stanley

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Montevideo

Laguna San Rafael

Puerto Chacabuco

AricaMatarani

Salvador de Bahía

Búzios

Santos

Pisco

Salaverry

Manta

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Devil’s Island

Chilean Fjords

Puerto Madryn

MacapáBoca da Valeria

ParintinsManaus Alter do Chão

Anavilhanas Santarém

Bequia

Callao

Rio de Janeiro

Key West

Bridgetown

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PORTS AT A GLANCE

SOUTH AMERICAVoyages 2015


25 JAN 17 1503 BRIDGETOWN > Bequia > St. George’s > Day at sea > Devil ’s Island > Day at sea > Macapá > Santarém > Boca da Valeria > Anavilhanas > Manaus > Parintins > Alter do Chão > Macapá > 2 Days at sea > BRIDGETOWN


07 JAN 18 3501 FORT LAUDERDALE > Key West > 2 Days at sea > Puerto Limón > Transit Panama Canal > Day at sea > Manta > Day at sea > Salaverry > Callao > Pisco > Day at sea > Matarani > Arica > Day at sea > Coquimbo > VALPARAÍSO (SANTIAGO)

25 JAN 16 3502 VALPARAÍSO (SANTIAGO) > Day at sea > Puerto Montt > Puerto Chacabuco > Laguna San Rafael > Cruising Chilean Fjords & English Narrows > Punta Arenas > Cruising Beagle Channel & Avenue of Glaciers > Ushuaia > Day at sea > Port Stanley > 2 Days at sea > Montevideo > Punta del Este > BUENOS AIRES

10 FEB 17 3503 BUENOS AIRES > 2 Days at sea > Santos > Rio de Janeiro > Búzios > Day at sea > Salvador de Bahía > Day at sea > Natal > Fortaleza > 2 Days at sea > Devil ’s Island > Day at sea > BRIDGETOWN


25 JAN 21 5603 BRIDGETOWN > Day at sea > Devil ’s Island > 2 Days at sea > Fortaleza > Natal > Recife > Day at sea > Salvador de Bahía > Day at sea > Búzios > Rio De Janeiro > Santos > 2 Days at sea > Punta del Este > Montevideo > BUENOS AIRES

15 FEB 17 5604 BUENOS AIRES > 2 Days at sea > Puerto Madryn > Day at sea > Port Stanley > Day at sea > Ushuaia > Cruising Beagle Channel and Avenue of the Glaciers > Punta Arenas > Chilean Fjords > Laguna San Rafael > Puerto Chacabuco > Puerto Montt > Day at sea > VALPARAÍSO (SANTIAGO)

03 MAR 18 5605 VALPARAÍSO (SANTIAGO) > Coquimbo > Day at sea > Arica > Matarani > Day at sea > Pisco > Callao > Salaverry > Day at sea > Manta > Day at sea > Transit Panama Canal > Puerto Limón > 2 Days at sea > Key West > FORT LAUDERDALE


20 NOV 17 4530 BRIDGETOWN > Bequia > St. George’s > Day at sea > Devil ’s Island > 2 Days at sea > Santarém > Boca da Valeria > Anavilhanas > Manaus > Parintins > Alter do Chão > 3 Days at sea > BRIDGETOWN

SOUTH AMERICA

Venetian Society Overnight in Port Grand Voyage Complimentary Silversea Experience Mid-voyage Land Adventures Pre- / Post-cruise Land Adventures

L’École des Chefs by Relais & Châteaux Wine Series Bridge Sailing Gentlemen Hosts onboard to accompany solo travellers

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CALLAO, PERU

Lake Titicaca & PunoExplore the ‘White City’ of Arequipa and journey high into the Andes to Puno, on the shores of Lake Titicaca. The highest navigable lake in the world, Lake Titicaca was once known as the Sacred Waters of the Inca Empire.

Four days / Three nights Depart: Callao / Return: Matarani Voyage 3501

Machu Picchu, Cusco & ArequipaDiscover one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Few places can compare to the ‘Lost City of the Incas’. Visit historic Cusco high up in the Andes and travel to Machu Picchu via the Hiram Bingham luxury train.

Three and a half days / Three nights Depart: Callao / Return: Matarani Available on Voyages 3501

MANTA, ECUADOR

Galápagos AdventureCome face-to-face with a giant tortoise. Admire blue-footed boobies and sunbathing sea lions. Includes your stay in an eco-hotel in the Galápagos with a day cruise through Darwin’s ‘ living laboratory of evolution’.

Five days / Four nights Depart: Manta / Return: Callao Voyage 3501

Andean Birding at Mashpi Lodge — NEWMashpi Lodge is located in the evergreen wilds of the Andes’ western slope. The sudden shift in altitude allows you to discover the spectacular natural diversity of the Andean landscape. Travel through the dry valley of Pomasqui towards the cordillera’s western f lank, into lush, misty cloud forest, and finally reach Mashpi, a nature sanctuary located in the spectacular Choco, one of the most celebrated bioregions in the world, known for its record-high endemism, rainfall and altitudinal range. Birding here is renowned and naturalist guides are available to maximise your viewing opportunities.

Four days / Three nights Depart: Manta / Return: Callao Voyage 3501

The Andes & Train to the Devil’s Nose — NEWEnjoy the beauty of Quito´s colonial centre, drive through the amazing Avenue of the Volcanoes, discover the Humboldt ’s route, get an up-close look at the people and culture of the towns you visit, and taste the delicious Ecuadorian food. For a really thrilling Andes train ride, the Riobamba — Devil ’s Nose train ride (Nariz del Diablo) is a must. This journey, a great Ecuador tourist attraction, originally formed part of the Trans-Andean Railroad and is one of the few remaining sections of train track which still operates in Ecuador.

Five days / Four nights Depart: Manta / Return: Callao Voyage 3501

SOUTH AMERICASilver Shore Land Adventures

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Iguassú FallsSpectacular Iguassú Falls lies in the midst of a natural wonderland of subtropical rainforest. Some 275 waterfalls plummet across a bluff in a thunderous roar, while iridescent rainbows and butterf lies hover in the mist. Visit both the Brazilian and Argentinean sides of this natural wonder. A look at Rio completes this Mid-Voyage Land Adventure.

Three and a half days / Three nights Depart: Rio de Janeiro / Return: Salvador de Bahía Voyage 3503

Rio CarnavalCarnaval in Rio de Janerio is unforgettable. The city explodes in joy and music. There are hundreds of street festivities and bands everywhere, but nothing compares to the gigantic party at the sambadrome parade. Enjoy prime grandstand seating at this unforgettable spectacle.

Evening event Depart / Return: Rio de Janeiro Voyage 3503

Patagonia Express — NEWExperience one of the most exciting adventures at the End of the World. Explore Torres del Paine National Park, Los Glaciares National Park and its main attraction, the Perito Moreno Glacier, UNESCO World Heritage Sites on this Patagonia Express Mid-Voyage Land Adventure.

Three days / Two nights Depart: Punta Arenas / Return: Ushuaia Voyage 3501

*Operates in reverse order

SOUTH AMERICA

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SANTIAGO, CHILE

Machu Picchu Grande ExplorerNothing prepares you for your first glimpse of the sacred Incan site of Machu Picchu, breathtakingly situated amongst craggy peaks and billowing clouds. Includes tours of Cusco and Lima, and a thrilling ride aboard the luxurious Hiram Bingham Orient Express.

Five nights pre-cruise: Voyage 3502

Mysterious Easter IslandUnlock the mysteries of Easter Island and its massive monolithic moai. Explore all the major sites from the ceremonial village of Orongo to the temple of Vinapu and Anakena Beach.

Four nights pre-cruise: Voyages 3502

Patagonian ParadiseDiscover one of the most unspoilt and remote places in South America, acknowledged by UNESCO as a World Biosphere Reserve. Large parts of Chile boast great mountain scenery, but none is more spectacular than Torres del Paine National Park. Snow-capped mountains, glacial lakes, and gushing waterfalls all combine to make a visit to the park an unforgettable experience.

Five nights post-cruise Voyage 3501


BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA

Iguassú FallsOne of South America’s greatest natural wonders lies in the midst of a wonderland of subtropical rainforest. Some 275 waterfalls plunge over a bluff in a thunderous roar, while iridescent rainbows and butterf lies hover in the mist. Flight to and from Buenos Aires included.

Two nights post-cruise: Voyage 3502

Vintages of ArgentinaSpend two nights at the historic Posada Salentein in the heart of Argentina’s wine region. In addition to Merlot and Pinot Noir, the region is notable for its Malbecs. Enjoy tastings at award-winning wineries.


Three nights post-cruise: Voyage 3502

SOUTH AMERICA

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BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOSHilton Barbados

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINAPark Tower

FORT LAUDERDALE, USAHyatt Pier 66

SAN FRANCISCO, USAInterContinental Mark Hopkins

VALPARAISO, CHILEGrand Hyatt



BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOSFairmont Royal Pavilion

BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINAAlvear Palace

FORT LAUDERDALE, USARitz Carlton Fort Lauderdale

SAN FRANCISCO, USATaj Campton Place

VALPARAISO, CHILEGrand Hyatt Club Room

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SILVERSEAEXPEDITIONS

Our expeditions take you to the world’s wildest frontiers, through ice fl oes and remote archipelagos brimming with indigenous wildlife. Stand in awe of the maoi, the fearsome stone visages carved by Easter Island’s people. Spot Polar Bears stalking across the Arctic ice. Venture to the world’s most exotic places – while enjoying the comforts of a Silversea Expeditions cruise.

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SILVER EXPLORER

Silver Explorer spirits just 132 guests literally to the ends of the earth. A specially-strengthened hull enables the ship to glide through ice floes toward places barely visited by man: to islands bustling with spectacular puffins, and icebergs that seem purpose-built as penguin playgrounds. But Silver Explorer’s ruggedness belies a soft heart. On board, you’ ll be warmed by the exquisite service that characterises every Silversea Expeditions* voyage.

All-inclusive lifestyle

● Intimate, 132-guest expedition ship

● All ocean-view accommodation

● Butler service for all suites

● Outstanding Expedition Team of expert guides and lecturers

● Complimentary shore excursions and guided explorations

● Fleet of Zodiacs for adventures ashore

● Complimentary champagne, wine and spirits served throughout the ship

● In-room bar setup and refrigerator stocked to your preference

● Open-seating dining with menus inspired by Relais & Châteaux

● Complimentary 24-hour room service

● Complimentary parka (polar voyages)

● Complimentary backpack and aluminium water bottle

● Onboard gratuities included

● Casual / informal attire — no formal nights

● Shipwide WiFi and mobile phone access (fees apply)

For details on all available voyages, itineraries and fares visit silversea.com/expeditions or request our Expeditions Brochure.

* Silversea Expeditions is a Registered Trademark of Silversea Cruises Ltd. in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the European Union.

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SILVER GALAPAGOS

The Galápagos Islands are a truly unique place and Silver Galapagos is the perfect size ship for in-depth explorations of this spectacular region. You’ ll be accompanied on board by a team of naturalist guides certified by the Galápagos National Park, with an intimate knowledge of the archipelago’s indigenous wildlife, from the unique blue-footed boobie to the many-hued marine iguanas.



● Expedition Team certified by the Galápagos National Park

● Complimentary adventures ashore led by the Expedition Team

● Complimentary kayak excursions

● Fleet of Zodiacs for adventures ashore

● All ocean-view suites

● In-suite bar setup and refrigerator stocked to your preference

● Open seating dining with locally sourced ingredients

● Complimentary wines and spirits served throughout the ship*


● Shipwide WiFi (fees apply)

● Casual / informal attire — no formal nights


* Wine and premium spirits offered on Silver Galapagos are limited due to local regulations


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Galápagos04 Bartolome Island05 Sea Lions, Galápagos

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SILVER DISCOVERER

The latest member of our fleet has already visited some of world’s most captivating destinations, from the rugged landscape of Australia's Kimberley region, to the hot springs and glaciers of the Russian Far East. With only 120 guests, travelling aboard Silver Discoverer affords you truly intimate encounters with our planet.



● All ocean-view accommodations

● Butler service for all suites

● Complimentary room service and beverages throughout the ship


● Open-seating dining with menus inspired by Relais & Châteaux

● Complimentary shore excursions and guided explorations

● Outstanding Expedition Team of expert guides and lecturers

● Casual/informal attire — no formal nights

● Complimentary parka (Russian Far East and New Zealand Sub-Antarctic Islands voyages)



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Our ships are tailored to their destinations, but they share a common identity. On board each one the choice is yours – enjoy the space for quiet reflection or join one of the many enriching activities. And whichever ship you choose, you’ll be greeted with a warmth and generosity of spirit that you will remember long after your voyage. This is what makes Silversea special; this is why our guests sail with us time and again.

OUR SHIPS

Silver Cloud , Ha Long Bay, Vietnam


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DECK PLANS & SUITES

SHIP SPECIFICATIONS

Crew 222Guests 296Tonnage 16,800Length 514.14 FT / 156.7 MWidth 70.62 FT / 21.5 MSpeed 18 KnotsBuilt 1994Refurbished 2012

DECK 09The Fitness CentreJogging Track

DECK 08PoolPool BarThe Gril lThe Panorama LoungeThe Connoisseur’s Corner Whirlpools

DECK 07La Terrazza The LibraryThe Spa at SilverseaBeauty Salon

DECK 06The Show Lounge Conference / Card RoomReception / Guest RelationsShore ConciergeInternet Café

DECK 05The CasinoThe BarBoutiques

DECK 04The RestaurantLe ChampagneLaunderette

SUITE CATEGORIES

Owner’s Suite Grand Suite Royal Suite Silver Suite Midship Veranda Suite Veranda Suite Vista Suite Connecting Suites Bathtub / Shower Combination

Bathtub & Separate Shower 3rd Guest Capacity Wheelchair Accessible

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AMENITIES & FEATURES FOR ALL SUITES

Butler service

Refrigerator and bar setup, stocked with your preferences

Twin or queen-sized beds

Pratesi® fine bed linens and down duvet covers

Premium mattresses and a choice of pil lows

Plush robes and slippers

Personalised stationery, binoculars, and umbrella

WiFi access (fee applies)

Choice of European bath amenities

Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe

Vanity table(s) with hair dryer

Writing desk(s)

Flat screen TV(s), on-demand movies, and satellite news

Alarm with iPod® docking station

Direct-dial telephone(s)

295 SQ FT / 27 M2 incl . veranda (Veranda: 49 SQ FT / 4.5 M2)

Teak veranda with patio furniture and f loor-to-ceiling glass doors

Sitting area

Marbled bathroom with shower only or shower / bathtub combination

MIDSHIP VERANDA SUITE VERANDA SUITE

Some Veranda Suites accommodate three guests. The Midship Veranda Suite of fers preferred central location with identical accommodation to a Veranda Suite.

VISTA SUITE

Some Vista Suites accommodate three guests.

The configuration of Vista Suite 738 varies sl ightly from above.

240 SQ FT / 22 M2

Large picture window providing panoramic ocean views

Sitting area

Marbled bathroom with shower only or shower / bathtub combination

GRAND SUITE

Available as a one-bedroom confi guration or as two bedrooms (as illustrated) by adjoining with a Veranda Suite.

ONE BEDROOM: 1,019 SQ FT / 95 M2 incl . veranda (Veranda: 145 SQ FT / 14 M2)

TWO BEDROOM: 1,314 SQ FT / 122 M2

incl . veranda (Veranda: 194 SQ FT / 18.5 M2)

ONE BEDROOM: 587 SQ FT / 55 M2 incl . veranda (Veranda: 89 SQ FT / 8 M2)

TWO BEDROOM: 827 SQ FT / 77 M2

incl . veranda (Veranda: 89 SQ FT / 8 M2)

Two teak verandas with patio furniture and f loor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional veranda

Living room with sitting area; bedroom two has additional sitting area

Separate dining area

Marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub; bedroom two has additional marbled bathroom with shower

Bang & Olufsen audio system

Illy Espresso machine

Large teak veranda with patio furniture and f loor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional large picture window



Marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub and separate shower; bedroom two has additional marbled bathroom with shower



ROYAL SUITE





Large teak veranda with patio furniture and f loor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional veranda



Marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub and separate shower; bedroom two has additional marbled bathroom with shower



SILVER SUITE

Silver Suites accommodate three guests.

541 SQ FT / 50 M2 incl . veranda (Veranda: 92 SQ FT / 8 M2)


Living room (with convertible sofa to accommodate additional guest)

Sitting area


Marbled bathroom with shower


Illy Espresso Machine

OWNER’S SUITE

Available as a one-bedroom confi guration or as two bedrooms (as illustrated) by adjoining with a Vista Suite.

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SHIP SPECIFICATIONS

Crew 222Guests 296Tonnage 17,400Length 514.14 FT / 156.7 MWidth 70.62 FT / 21.5 MSpeed 18 KnotsBuilt 1995Refurbished 2013

DECK 09The Fitness CentreThe Spa at SilverseaBeauty SalonThe Observation LoungeJogging Track

DECK 08PoolPool BarThe Gril lThe Panorama LoungeThe Connoisseur’s CornerWhirlpools

DECK 07La Terrazza

DECK 06The Show LoungeConference / Card RoomReception / Guest RelationsShore Concierge

DECK 05The CasinoThe BarBoutiques

DECK 04The RestaurantLe ChampagneInternet CaféThe LibraryLaunderette

SUITE CATEGORIES

Owner’s Suite Grand Suite Royal Suite Silver Suite Medall ion Suite Midship Veranda Suite Veranda Suite Vista Suite Connecting Suites 3rd Guest Capacity Wheelchair Accessible

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SUITE 741: 667 SQ FT / 62 M2 (no veranda)

SUITES 801-804: 490 SQ FT / 45 M2


Large teak veranda with patio furniture and fl oor-to-ceiling glass doors (Suites 801–804)

Three large picture windows providing panoramic ocean views (Suite 741)

Living room with sitting area

Separate dining area (Suite 741)

Marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub and shower. Suite 741 has full-sized whir lpool tub and shower

MIDSHIP VERANDA SUITE VERANDA SUITE

Some Veranda Suites accommodate three guests. The Midship Veranda Suite of fers preferred central location with identical accommodation to a Veranda Suite.

VISTA SUITE

Some Vista Suites accommodate three guests. The confi guration of Vista Suite 738 varies slightly from above.

295 SQ FT / 27 M2 incl . veranda (Veranda: 49 SQ FT / 4.5 M2)

240 SQ FT / 22 M2

SUITE 738: 325 SQ FT / 30 M2

Teak veranda with patio furniture and f loor-to-ceil ing glass doors

Sitting area

Marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub


Sitting area


GRAND SUITE






TWO BEDROOM: 827 SQ FT / 77 M2


Two teak verandas with patio furniture and f loor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional veranda



Marbled bathroom with ful l-sized bathtub; bedroom two has additional marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub






Marbled bathroom with ful l-sized bathtub and separate shower; bedroom two has additional marbled bathroom with shower



ROYAL SUITE








Marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub; bedroom two has additional marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub



SILVER SUITE





Sitting area





OWNER’S SUITE


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SHIP SPECIFICATIONS

Crew 302Guests 382Tonnage 28,258Length 610 FT / 186 MWidth 81.8 FT / 24.9 MSpeed 18.5 KnotsBuilt 2000 / 2001Refurbished 2010 / 2013

DECK 10The Fitness CentreThe Spa at SilverseaBeauty SalonThe Observation Lounge

DECK 09Jogging Track

DECK 08PoolPool BarThe Gril lThe LibraryInternet CaféThe Panorama Lounge

DECK 07La TerrazzaLe ChampagneThe Connoisseur’s CornerConference / Card Room

DECK 06The Show Lounge

DECK 05The CasinoThe BarBoutiquesReception / Guest RelationsShore ConciergeThe Show Lounge

DECK 04The Restaurant

SUITE CATEGORIES

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86

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MEDALLION SUITE

521 SQ FT / 49 M2 incl . veranda(Veranda: 81 SQ FT / 8 M2)


Living room with sitting and dining area

Marbled bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and full-sized bathtub

VERANDA SUITES 1-4

Some Veranda Suites accommodate three guests. Veranda 3 and 4 of fer preferred central location with identical accommodation to Veranda 1 and 2.

VISTA SUITE / TERRACE SUITE


287 SQ FT / 27 M2


Sitting area


Large picture window providing panoramic ocean views (Vista Suite)

Shared teak veranda and f loor-to-ceiling glass doors (Terrace Suite)

Sitting area


GRAND SUITE


ONE BEDROOM: 941-1,090 SQ FT / 87-101 M2 incl. veranda (Veranda: 103-116 SQ FT / 10-11 M2)

TWO BEDROOM: 1,286-1,435 SQ FT / 119-133 M2 incl. veranda (Veranda: 163-176 SQ FT / 16-17 M2)






Separate dining area and bar

Marbled bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and full-sized bathtub, plus a powder room; bedroom two has additional marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub






Marbled bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and full-sized bathtub; bedroom two has additional marbled bathroom with full-sized bathtub



ROYAL SUITE


ONE BEDROOM: 967-1,007 SQ FT / 90-94 M2 incl. veranda (Veranda: 110-116 SQ FT / 10-11 M2)

TWO BEDROOM: 1,312-1,352 SQ FT / 122-126 M2 incl. veranda (Veranda: 170-176 SQ T / 16-17 M2)







SILVER SUITE


653-701 SQ FT / 61-65 M2 incl . veranda (Veranda: 110-123 SQ FT / 10-11 M2)



Sitting area





OWNER’S SUITE


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Crew 376Guests 540Tonnage 36,000Length 642 FT / 198.5 MWidth 86 FT / 26.2 MSpeed 19.5 KnotsBuilt 2009

DECK 11The Observation Lounge

DECK 10Jogging Track

DECK 09PoolWhirlpoolsPool BarThe Gril lCard RoomThe Panorama LoungeThe Panorama Outdoor Lounge

DECK 08The Connoisseur’s CornerBoutiquesThe Casino

DECK 07La TerrazzaStars Supper ClubThe LibraryInternet Café

DECK 06The Spa at SilverseaBeauty SalonThe Fitness Centre

DECK 05Reception / Guest RelationsShore ConciergeCruise ConsultantThe BarThe Show LoungeConference Room

DECK 04The RestaurantSeishinLe Champagne

SUITE CATEGORIES

Owner’s Suite Grand Suite Royal Suite Silver Suite Veranda 6 Veranda 5 Veranda 4

Veranda 3 Veranda 2 Veranda 1

Vista Suite Connecting Suites 3rd Guest Capacity Wheelchair Accessible

405

The Restaurant

SeishinRestaurant

407

409

411

415

417

402

404

406

408

410

412

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Marbled bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and full-sized bathtub, plus a powder room; bedroom two has additional marbled bathroom with shower



GRAND SUITE


ONE BEDROOM: 1,425-1,532 SQ FT / 132-142 M2 incl. veranda (Veranda: 560-667 SQ FT / 52-62 M2)

TWO BEDROOM: 1,772-1,879 SQ FT / 165-174 M2 incl. veranda (Veranda: 595-702 SQ FT / 55-65 M2)

ROYAL SUITE







Sitting area; bedroom two has additional sitting area





SILVER SUITE





Sitting area





Teak veranda with patio furniture and f loor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional veranda


Sitting area; bedroom two has additional sitting area






Butler service











Writing desk(s)




VERANDA SUITES 1-6

Some Veranda Suites accommodate three guests. Veranda 4, 5 and 6 of fer preferred central location with identical accommodation to Veranda 1, 2 and 3.


VISTA SUITE

Some Vista Suites accommodate three guests.

312 SQ FT / 29 M2


Sitting area

Marbled bathroom with vanity, separate shower and full-sized bathtub

Teak veranda with patio furniture and f loor-to-ceil ing glass doors

Sitting area

Marbled bathroom with vanity, separate shower and full-sized bathtub

DECK PLANS & SUITES

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VENETIAN SOCIETY*

A special circle of friends, exclusive privileges and prestigious benefits. When you complete your first Silversea voyage, you have the opportunity to become part of an extraordinary fellowship of international travellers who enjoy exploring the world in Silversea’s luxurious style: The Venetian Society. Membership is an open door to a world of exclusivity, with members-only benefits and privileges you will enjoy on every subsequent Silversea voyage.

Visit the Venetian Society pages of our website at venetiansociety.com, where members can find details about benefits, programmes and Venetian Society sailings.

Friends of the Society** Programme Introduce your friends to Silversea, and they will also enjoy special privileges and savings when you travel together. As a sponsoring Venetian Society member, you will receive bonus rewards including a USD$250 onboard Spending Credit† per suite and double days on designated Venetian Society sailings.

Membership Privileges

● Onboard recognition and private parties

● 5% additional savings on select voyages

● Ship visitation privileges

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

Milestone RewardsWhen you sail with us 100 days or more, your loyalty is rewarded.

● After 100 days, 5% additional savings and complimentary laundry service (excludes dry cleaning and pressing)

● After 250 days, 10% additional savings

● After 350 days, complimentary 7-day voyage in a Veranda Suite (cruise only)†

● After 500 days, complimentary 14-day voyage in a Veranda Suite (cruise only)†

● After 500-day milestone, receive a complimentary 7-day voyage for each additional 150 days sailed

† Restrictions apply

* Venetian Society is a Registered Trademark of Silversea Cruises Ltd. in the United States, Canada, Australia, and the European Union.

** Friends of the Society is a Registered Trademark of Silversea Cruises Ltd. in the United States and Australia.

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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.

Fare Guarantee ProgrammeSilversea’s Fare Guarantee Programme 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 FaresSilver Privilege Fares offer you one simple low fare for your desired suite.

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

Extended Voyage SavingsCombine 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.

Venetian Society SavingsA 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.

Rest Assured ProgrammeOn select 2015/16 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

Chart Your Own CourseHighly customised travel is a significant advantage of the Silversea experience, and it all begins right here at My Silversea. Designed to make travel planning easier, My Silversea is a personal profile area which enables you to view and manage bookings, customise your onboard experience, arrange activities prior to your voyage, and access a host of additional features. For the first time, you will be able to pre-book speciality restaurant dinner reservations in advance (from 120 to 7 days prior to sailing), along with optional shore excursions, beauty, spa and fitness services. Members of the Venetian Society will now also be able to conveniently keep track of their past voyage history by logging into My Silversea. My Silversea can be accessed via the Silversea website silversea.com

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Enhance Your VoyageFrom shipping your bags to planning your adventures ashore and arranging your roundtrip f lights, our commitment to superior service begins before you even step on board. Leave it to Silversea to handle all the details in just the way you prefer for the most complete and personalised travel experience available.

Silversea Air ProgrammeThe Silversea Air Programme extends Silversea’s premium level of service beyond your ocean voyage for the ultimate ease in travel. Silversea maintains relationships with most international carriers to ensure that the best air fares and schedules are available in order to make travelling to and from your cruise as convenient as possible. Silversea’s standard air package includes roundtrip Economy Class air fare and transfers between the airport and pier on embarkation and disembarkation days. In conjunction with select f lights, an overnight stay at a Silver Shore Hotel property will be added to the air package at the time of booking as an optional component and for an additional price.

Business Class Air PackagesArrive rested and relaxed by taking advantage of Silversea’s attractive upgrade rates in Business and First Class. Most air carriers offer fully f lat 180° sleeper seats on the transoceanic/international f lights, separate check-in queues for business and first class passengers, access to airport lounges, amenity kits, and an increased baggage allowance. Be at ease, travel in style, begin and end your Silversea Cruise with an upgrade to Business or First Class.

Silversea Air Programme Advantages

● Book now, pay later — lock in the price of your air ticket at time of cruise booking, air ticket payment due together with cruise final payment.

● No fees, prior to ticketing, for making changes to your airline schedule. (Additional air costs still apply, not available on promotional air packages.)

● Silversea Air Programme pricing includes transfers between the airport and pier on days of embarkation/disembarkation.

● 24-hour air emergency help line for use during airline disruptions, weather delays.

SILVERSEA AIR PROGRAMME*

The air holidays in this brochure are ATOL Protected by the Civil Aviation Authority. Our ATOL number is ATOL 4681. Please see our terms and conditions for more information.

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Upgrade to British AirwaysFlying with British Airways in World Traveller ensures that your holiday starts as you mean to go on. We will do everything we can to ensure you have a smooth and comfortable journey. For extra comfort World Traveller Plus offers seven inches more leg room, increased seat recline and a priority meal service.

Every detail mattersTo fly in First is to be the first: first on and off the plane, first to collect your luggage, first through security and first to relax in the exclusive lounges.

Enjoy an enhanced experience in your First suite with a window seat that is 60% wider at the shoulder, as well as your own personal wardrobe.

Sleeping onboard is more comfortable with your fully flat bed, quilted mattress, crisp white cotton duvet and pillow.

An extensive menu offers a la carte dining, catch of the day and sumptuous afternoon tea.

First customers benefit from the exclusive 24/7 global concierge service with offices in almost every major destination in the world.

Your time is your ownWith your touch-button privacy screen, you are enclosed in your own personal space.

Your wash bag contains everything you need to feel totally invigorated on the f light including Elemis in-f light skincare products.

The Club World seat converts into a fully f lat bed and offers f lexibility to create your preferred seating position.

You will receive a cosy quilt so that you can relax on the soft mattress and memory-foam headrest.

Enjoy tasty meals with menus inspired by some of the world’s top chefs.

LoungesFirst and Club World customers are invited to relax in British Airways’ exclusive lounges before your f light. Enjoy a glass of fine wine or champagne and a light meal or snack.

You’ll enjoy access to the comfort and facilities of over 70 dedicated British Airways lounges, and, through our partners at over 170 additional lounges worldwide.

Elemis Travel SpaFor total pampering drop into the Elemis Travel Spa where there is a range of complimentary 15-minute treatments exclusively designed for British Airways passengers. There are also 20 shower suites available for you to use.

Elemis Travel Spa is available at Heathrow Terminal 5 and New York JFK, subject to availability.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

The following information pertains to Silversea’s Classic Fleet only which includes Silver Wind, Silver Cloud, Silver Shadow, Silver Whisper and Silver Spirit.

BOUTIQUES

All ships feature a selection of designer fashions and jewellery, perfumes and Silversea logo items. Shops are closed in port and on occasion due to local government regulations. Toiletries and convenience items are also available for purchase.

CASINO GAMING

Roulette, blackjack and slot machines are available in The Casino for guests aged 18 and older. Cash advances on your credit card may be arranged in The Casino. Whilst in port, The Casino is closed due to local government regulations.

CLOTHING SUGGESTIONS

Shipboard attire ranges from casual to formal. Casual resort wear is appropriate for daytime. Shoes should be f lat or low-heeled for deck activities. Evening attire is casual, informal and formal. On casual evenings, open-neck shirts, trousers and casual wear are appropriate. On informal evenings, women usually wear dresses or trouser suits; men wear jackets (tie optional). Appropriate formal evening wear for women is an evening gown or cocktail dress; men wear tuxedos, dinner jackets or dark suits. On formal nights, guests dining in La Terrazza may wear casually elegant attire (dresses or trouser suits for women; jacket, tie optional for men). This option also applies to Seishin and Stars Supper Club on board Silver Spirit. Dining at The Gril l is optional casual all nights. Following dinner, all guests are free to take advantage of any or all public spaces, however, jacket is required. Sailings of nine days or less typically feature one formal night, while longer voyages usually have 2–3 formal nights. However on 7-day summer sailings, from June through August, in the Baltic, Mediterranean and Alaska, formal night is optional, only a jacket is

required for men. Details will be provided in the Travel Journal in your final cruise documents.

COMMUNICATION SERVICES

Business servicesFax reception is complimentary; ship-to-shore phone calls and fax transmissions are available at an additional charge. A black and white laser printer is available for printing in the Internet Café at no additional charge.

Email / Internet accessOnboard Internet services are available with a range of pricing plans. Guests may use their own laptop to conveniently access the Internet and personal email in the privacy of their own suite, and at WiFi locations throughout the ship. Computers and Internet access are also available on board via the Internet Café, for a nominal fee.

COMPLIMENTARY INTERACTIVE MOBILE CONTENT

On all ships except Silver Spirit Silversea provides, at no costs to guests, a selection of recently-released movies, TV shows and documentaries. This content can easily be streamed to guests’ Apple® or android devices. In addition, guests can view newspapers from over 60 countries on a daily basis through the same devices. This service is available at no charge to guests through the ships’ wireless network.

MOBILE PHONE & DATA SERVICES

Onboard, guests may make and receive phone calls, text messages and other select data services on their own smart phone or device. Guests will be billed by their home mobile phone provider and calls, messages and data will appear as roaming charges on their bil l . Before leaving home, guests should contact their provider to confirm a roaming agreement with them has been established and the applicable rates.

Each ship is also equipped with an in-suite telephone system that allows guests to make direct-dial phone calls from their suite whilst at sea. Calls will be billed

to the guest ’s onboard account. Please consult the ship’s Reception Desk for the current rate.

The ship’s Internet service is a very reasonably priced alternative to phoning. Should someone wish to reach a guest whilst they are at sea, please refer to the Leave Behind Information provided in the final cruise documents. Please note that these onboard technologies utilise satellite equipment. As such, there may be temporary outages of any satellite-connected shoreside service, including Internet connections, mobile phones, in-suite phones, television broadcast channels and world news summaries.

CREDIT CARDS & CURRENCY

Any and all onboard payments to Silversea shall be made in US dollars. All charges for services provided and products purchased on board the ship must be paid for by cash (US dollars), traveller’s cheque (US dollars) or credit card (VISA®, MasterCard® or American Express®) at the end of each voyage segment and before your final disembarkation from the ship. A 2% transaction fee will be charged for all cash advances. Foreign transaction fees are possible.

DIETARY REQUIREMENTS

I f you have special dietary requirements, we will make every attempt to accommodate your requests. Please advise us of your needs by registering online using MySilversea, beginning 120 days and up to 7 days prior to sailing. Alternatively, email us at [email protected] .

ELECTRICAL APPLIANCES

You will find 110- and 220-volt electric currents on each ship. A hair dryer is provided in each suite. Irons are available in the launderette for your convenience. It is recommended that you pack an international adaptor.

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EMBARKATION / DISEMBARKATION

Embarkation is between 1:00 pm and two hours prior to departure time. Please arrive at the ship during these times. Guests should vacate their suites by 8:30 am on disembarkation day. In the event the ship remains in port overnight, guests are required to check-in on the first day of their voyage before 8.00 pm.

FITNESS CENTRE

Each ship features a swimming pool, whirlpool(s), a fitness centre with state-of-the-art strength and weight-training equipment, saunas and steam rooms. Aerobics, yoga, Pilates and circuit training are available through the onboard fitness trainer. All group fitness classes are complimentary. Personalised services including one-on-one training sessions and special fitness assessments are offered at an additional charge.

GRATUITIES

All hotel service gratuities are included in your cruise fare. Gratuities for services received shoreside or in the spa are at your own discretion.

LAUNDRY / VALET SERVICES

Complete valet services, including laundry, pressing and dry cleaning, are available at an additional charge and may be arranged through your Butler. Complimentary self-service laundry facilities are also available.

LIBRARY & MOVIE CENTRE

Each ship features a library with an extensive selection of books, magazines and movies that can be viewed on your in-suite DVD player. Silver Spirit features movies on-demand.

MAIL

Prior to your departure date, we will provide you with a list of port addresses where mail can be delivered to you throughout your voyage. Postage and mailing services are available on board the ship.

MEDICAL SERVICES

Each of our vessels is equipped with a Medical Centre staffed by a doctor and nurse on 24-hour call when at sea. When docked, supplementary emergency care may also be obtained through local medical facilities. Guests may be charged for medical services and for medications used for their medical treatment. The Medical Centre is not intended or designed to provide ongoing treatment of pre-existing conditions or for extended critical care, and Silversea is not responsible for the diagnosis, treatment or services furnished by shipboard medical personnel. Guests requiring oxygen for medical reasons are welcome to bring an oxygen concentrator on board. Guests wishing to bring their own portable oxygen tanks must obtain written authorisation from our Special Services Department at [email protected], as restriction may apply..

MINORS AND CHILDREN

Minors under the age of 18 must be accompanied, in the same or connecting suite, by a parent or other responsible adult over the age of 21 for the duration of the voyage and on all shore excursions and land programmes. If the adult accompanying the minor is not their parent, a parental consent guardianship form must be signed by a parent or legal guardian and received by Silversea prior to sailing. Please contact our Special Services Department at [email protected] for a Parental Consent Form. Silversea cannot accommodate infants under six months of age and reserves the right to limit the number of children under three years of age.

Guests must be 21 years of age or older to purchase or consume alcohol. Silversea reserves the right to refuse to serve anyone who in its sole judgment may be under the inf luence of alcohol, or for any reason necessary in its judgment to preserve the health and safety of guests and employees.

Children under the age of 8 years old are only permitted to participate in suitable Silver Shore Excursions / shuttle service if the

vehicles are equipped with the correct safety harness and seating equipment. Child harnesses and secure seating cannot be guaranteed. Silversea reserves the right to refuse children under the age of 8 years old on any tour on the basis of safety. Guests may use their own approved safety seat, booster seat or harness provided they are compatible with the local touring vehicle and can properly secure the child.

NEWSPAPERS

With our compliments you will receive a satellite world news summary delivered daily to your suite. Our streaming media content brings complimentary digital access to newspapers from more than 60 countries. Please use your laptop computer, smartphone or tablet to access the streaming media content.

PETS

Pets cannot be accommodated on any Silversea voyage.

PHOTO SERVICES

For your convenience, cameras and memory cards are available for purchase in the Boutique.

RELIGIOUS SERVICES

Non-denominational services are held aboard ship on Sundays. During select holidays, Catholic, Protestant and / or Jewish, clergy will be on board, when possible.

SALON SERVICES

Hairstyling, manicures and pedicures are available on board for an additional charge. Appointments may be made on board, or in advance online at silversea.com/myvoyage, for select services.

SHORE EXCURSIONS

Most shore excursions may be pre-booked beginning 120 days prior to sailing at MySilversea. Our excursions are hosted by expert tour guides, please refer to our website for full details.Customised personal

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GENERAL INFORMATIONContinued

itineraries can be created by contacting the Silver Shore Concierge or your travel agent, at least two weeks prior to sailing, or on board. Port highlights and complete details about all shore excursion programmes are available at silversea.com . Land Adventures, which allow you to explore off the ship in greater detail must be purchased at least 90 days prior to sailing.

SILVERSEA PERSONALISED VOYAGES ®

A simple daily rate allows you to create your own itinerary to fit your schedule and travel preferences. Choose where to embark and disembark (most ports are available) and how many days to sail (five night minimum)*. For full details, contact Silversea.

*Subject to international cabotage laws.

SMOKING

At Silversea, the comfort, enjoyment and safety of all guests is paramount. Most areas on board are non-smoking, and, as a safety precaution, smoking is not permitted in guest suites or guest suite verandas. However, cigarette, cigar, electronic cigarette and pipe smoking is permitted in the Connoisseur’s Corner and in specifically designated outside areas. These areas include designated tables outside of the Panorama Lounge and the Pool Bar, as well as on open Decks 9 and 10 aboard Silver Spirit, Silver Whisper and Silver Shadow — and open Deck 9 aboard Silver Cloud and Silver Wind . Tables and seating have been made available outside La Terrazza for cigarette smoking exclusively. Silversea kindly requests that all guests observe the non-smoking areas.

THE SPA AT SILVERSEA

For an additional charge, indulge in a wide range of invigorating therapies including facials, body wraps and massages, plus innovative treatments featuring state-of-the-art spa technology. Reservations for these services are recommended and may be made on board or online beginning 120 days prior to sailing at silversea.com

SPECIAL OCCASIONS AT SEA

I f you are celebrating a birthday, anniversary, honeymoon or other special occasion during your voyage, we will be happy to celebrate the event with you. Please indicate the occasion and date you would like to celebrate online when completing the Guest Information section of My Silversea.

VALUABLES

Your suite is equipped with a personal safe. Silversea is not responsible for any articles such as money, jewellery, cameras, binoculars, documents or any other items that you retain in your personal control or in your suite. See passage contract for complete terms and conditions.

VISITORS ON BOARD / BON VOYAGE PARTIES

I f you would like to make arrangements for a Bon Voyage Party and / or to have visitors board the vessel at your embarkation port, please forward these requests to our Special Services Department at [email protected] . Requests must be made in writing no later than 14 days prior to departure. For security reasons, visitors for embarkation day must be pre-registered with Silversea. For visitors during the voyage other than embarkation day, guests can make arrangements on board. Silversea may limit the number of visitors permitted on board and this policy is subject to change without notification.

Guests may invite a maximum of four visitors to join them in either The Restaurant or La Terrazza. The fee is USD$30 per visitor for breakfast, USD$60 per visitor for lunch including complimentary wines, and USD$100 per visitor for dinner including pre-dinner drinks and complimentary wines. Selections from the Connoisseur’s List are not included.

WAITLIST

Should the voyage of your choice be unavailable, you may ensure a position on a waitlist for that voyage by making a deposit of USD$250, or international currency equivalent, per guest, which will be applied toward your voyage deposit requirement and / or final payment should a suite become available. I f a suite becomes available and you choose not to reserve, or should no suite become available, your deposit will be refunded. Voyage pricing for your reservation will be the fare in effect on the date your suite becomes available.

WEBSITE

Our website, silversea.com, provides a wealth of information, including deck plans with views of all suites, current fares and special savings offers. Search for your next voyage by destination, by ship or by date, then browse detailed itineraries and find a Silversea travel agent near you. Log on to MySilversea to pre-reserve most shore excursions, salon services and spa treatments within 120 days prior to sailing.

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TERMS & CONDITIONS Rights reserved and limits of responsibility

IMPORTANT NOTICE – PLEASE READ

Terms and Conditions apply to all Silversea vessels.

Any and all information contained herein is in effect at this time and is subject to change at any time.

Information contained herein does not form part of any offer or contract. The transportation of guests and baggage on Silversea vessels is provided solely by Silversea and is governed by the terms and conditions printed on the Holiday Contract. The Holiday Contract will be included with your travel documents, is available upon request, or can be accessed through our website at silversea.com, and contains complete and important information regarding cancellations, itineraries, Silversea’s liability, health and immigration requirements, and other relevant terms and conditions. The terms and conditions of the Holiday Contract will apply to persons who have booked a cruise regardless of whether or not they have embarked the vessel. Please read your Holiday Contract carefully. Should the terms and conditions of the Holiday Contract be modified, a revised Holiday Contract, the terms of which will govern the subject cruise, will be sent to guests at least 150 days before sailing. To the extent that any of the information in these Booking Terms & Conditions conflicts with the terms of the Holiday Contract, the terms and conditions contained in the Holiday Contract shall control.

Itinerary arrival and departure times are always subject to change without notice. Silversea reserves the right to cancel, alter, advance, postpone or substitute any scheduled sailing or itinerary, substitute another vessel for the scheduled ship, or substitute or cancel scheduled ports of call, which, in its sole judgment and discretion, is justified for any reason, and to do so without liability for any loss whatsoever to guests as a result of said change(s). Additionally, Silversea reserves the right to cancel reservations and bookings in the event of a full-ship charter, whether or not a deposit or full payment has been received, and in such event, Silversea’s only liability will be to refund to the guest the amount it has received.

Silversea makes arrangements for transportation, other than ocean passage, only as a booking agent. Silversea’s responsibility does not extend beyond the vessel. In arranging for the transportation of guests to and from the ship, Silversea does so with independent contractors. Silversea is not responsible for incidents such as airline cancellations, re-routings or any disruption of scheduled services or accommodation, or lost luggage.

All fares indicated herein including land, air and hotel, are capacity controlled, subject to change at any time without notice and do not guarantee availability. Special savings programmes are all subject to change and/ or cancellation without notice. All schedules, fares, and terms and conditions are subject to change at any time. Please refer to www.silversea.com for the most current schedules, prices, and terms and conditions.

Travel documents will not be dispatched until full and final payment and guest Contact Information (defined below) has been received by the Company and cleared. For purposes of this Agreement, Contact Information shall mean a guest’s full name, passport number, address, telephone number (land and mobile), electronic mail address and emergency contact information and any other information as requested by Company. Company must be able to reach each guest’s emergency contact at any time of day. Company must, therefore, be provided with all information to allow

Company to do so (such information should include the name, address, electronic mail address (if available) and phone number (including a mobile phone number if available) of a parent, guardian, spouse, domestic partner, or other person to contact in the event of an emergency. No guest will be allowed to embark a Silversea vessel unless Company has received all of the Contact Information. Should Company determine that any of the Contact Information provided is incorrect, guest may be asked to disembark the voyage. Company will not make a refund or otherwise be liable to guests who are denied boarding or disembarked.

CRUISE FARE

Cruise fares cover certain shipboard services including: suite accommodations, onboard meals and entertainment, gratuities aboard ship (except spa), complimentary beverages aboard ship (including select wines, champagnes (Silver Galapagos excluded), spirits, soft drinks, water, tea and coffee) and, on a limited number of select sailings, a special shore event. All fares are quoted in Pounds Sterling and are per guest and based on double occupancy. Not included in your cruise fare are: airfare, hotel accommodations, transfers and luggage handling, optional shore excursions, meals ashore, fuel surcharges, meals in Le Champagne and Seishin Restaurant (Silver Spirit only), accommodations whilst ashore, casino gaming, laundry or valet services, purchases from the ship boutiques or any item or service of a personal nature such as medical care, massages, spa treatments, private fitness instruction, hair styling and manicures. Some champagne, premium wine and spirit selections, caviar, cigarettes and cigars are not included in your fare and may not be available at all times. Champagne and caviar are not offered onboard Silver Galapagos.

Under normal conditions the cruise fare is guaranteed at the time of booking. However, the fare that you pay is determined far in advance of initial departure on the basis of then-existing projections of fuel and other costs. In the event of any significant change in such costs beyond our control, including but not limited to increases in the price of fuel, currency fluctuations affecting our costs, increases in government taxes or levies, or increased security costs, Silversea reserves the right to surcharge guests to cover such unexpected costs. Silversea has the right to refuse to transport guests unless the additional surcharge is paid in advance of initial departure. All cruise-only Silversea holidays, though not covered by the ATOL scheme, are protected by the Cruise Lines International Association’s consumer protection scheme. It is guests’ responsibility to arrange flights and/or other travel arrangements to ensure arrival in good time for embarkation and to make suitable travel arrangements for return journey. Silversea strongly recommends guests ensure that any independent travel arrangements are adequately protected by an ATOL, other similar license or insurance.

SILVERSEA EXPEDITIONS AIR CHARTER PACKAGES

To facilitate travel to certain remote embarkation/debarkation ports it may become mandatory for guests sailing on Silver Explorer and Silver Discoverer 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.

Purchase of the Silver Explorer Air Charter Packages is required regardless of utilisation. Additional restrictions may apply.

Ushuaia, and Longyearbyen Air Charter Packages may only be cancelled upon complete cancellation of the cruise reservations and are 100% non-refundable 70– 0 days prior to the initial sailing date

SILVER GALAPAGOS AIR PACKAGE

For Silver Galapagos voyages guests are strongly recommended to purchase the Silver Galapagos Air Package (“Galápagos 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, two 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.

SILVERSEA AIR PROGRAMME

The Silversea Air Programme is offered from select UK gateways. Silversea’s ability to offer air service from specific gateway cities is limited to airline scheduling and the availability of negotiated airfares. Airfares negotiated by Silversea limit your ability to exchange, endorse or make changes to air tickets. Silversea reserves the right to select the air carrier, routing and layover city if necessary and reserves the right to substitute charter flights for scheduled service and scheduled service for charter flights. Airfares may be revised upwards or downwards at any time prior to flight confirmation, are limited to certain classes of service as specified by each airline partner contract, are subject to availability and may not apply during holiday periods. Business and First Class upgrades are guaranteed on the international / transoceanic flights only and subject to availability of select carriers. In providing air arrangements, Silversea acts only as an agent on the guest’s behalf and does not operate, control or supervise any airline and will not be held responsible for carriers failing to meet schedules whether or not air schedules / tickets were issued by Silversea. Silversea reserves the right to change inclusive

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items as needed including private versus group transfer, and any other item that may be designated as part of the Silversea Air Programme package. Final payment is due prior to ticket issuance and release of documents. Silversea reserves the right to modify the Silversea Air Programme procedures and fees at any time without notice. Guests are strongly advised to purchase travel insurance.

Note for 2015/16 World Cruise* guests: For a limited time, guests purchasing the 115-Day Full World Cruise and adding the optional Silversea Air Programme to their booking will receive Business Class Air (“Promotional Air Package”). Due to limited air availability, Business Class Air may not be available at time of booking in which case Economy Class will be substituted. All Air Packages are: (1) valid for full fare cruise guests booking/purchasing the applicable Air Package for roundtrip travel via Silversea’s Preferred Airline Partners, (2) capacity controlled and subject to availability, (3) limited to specific UK gateways and airlines, (4) applicable to first and second full-fare guests per suite only. Silversea may choose to withdraw or modify Air Package offers at any time without advance notice. Silversea reserves the right to select the air carrier, routing and departure airport from each gateway city. Silversea reserves the right to request full payment of the Airfare at any time. Once airline tickets are issued, or within 90-days of scheduled departure, penalties apply for cancellation. Changes made to travel dates or flight itinerary will be subject to fees (refer to Deviation and Administrative Fees at Silversea.com). Airline baggage fees are not included. All other Terms and Conditions of the Silversea Air Programme apply. Refer to Silversea.com for complete details.

Silversea’s standard air package is referred to as the Air / Sea Package and includes roundtrip Economy Class air and transfers between airport / pier on days of embark / debark. Guests opting to add a Silver Shore Simply Hotel will receive a transfer between the Simply Hotel and pier in lieu of the airport-to-pier transfer already included in the Air / Sea Package. Transfer between airport and Simply Hotel is not included, but available for purchase through Silversea’s Reservations Department. Note: Due to limited air availability and / or airline schedule changes, guests may be required to purchase a pre- and / or post-cruise hotel stay (or dayroom) plus applicable transfers in conjunction with their confirmed air schedule. Silversea is available to assist with these arrangements. Additional costs are the sole responsibility of the guest. Guests opting to independently purchase hotel arrangements forfeit the applicable transfer(s) included in the Air / Sea Package and will be required to confirm their own transfer arrangements. Silversea is unable to provide air flights to unaccompanied minors, defined as children under the age of 18.

When Silversea has determined that a dayroom or overnight may be required due to possible conflicts between flight arrival / departure and scheduled embark / debark, Silversea’s Air Package Plus will apply and, for an additional charge, a Silver Shore Simply Hotel will automatically be added to the booking as an optional component. Silversea’s Air Package Plus includes roundtrip Economy Class Air and applicable transfers between airport / hotel and hotel / pier. Guests opting to cancel the Simply Hotel reservation must email their request to Silversea Concierge at [email protected]. Guests deviating from the pre-determined travel dates and/or original air schedule or cancelling their Simply Hotel reservation may incur an administrative fee as well as deviation charges and hotel penalties, if applicable. Guests opting to independently purchase hotel arrangements forfeit the applicable transfer(s) included in the Air Package Plus and will be required to confirm their own transfer arrangements.

Note: Guests are at all times responsible for additional costs incurred when purchasing additional hotel nights, early check-in, late check-out, room upgrades, meals, additional ground transportation, etc. The Air / Sea Package or the Air Package Plus shall be collectively referred to herein as the “Air / Sea Package(s)”.

On select voyages, Silversea offers Specially Priced Promotional Airfares (the “Promotional Fare(s)”).

Promotional Fares are capacity controlled, subject to availability, limited to specific gateways and airlines, and available only for a limited time. Business Class Air Upgrades apply only to the international transoceanic flight(s). Economy class will be substituted when necessary. Silversea may choose to withdraw or modify Promotional Fares at any time without advance notice. Silversea reserves the right to request full payment of the Air / Sea Package fare at any time prior to cruise departure. Once airline tickets are issued, or within 120 days of scheduled departure, penalties apply for cancellation. Requested changes to confirmed air schedules at any time prior to departure will incur fees and charges as the airline supplier may impose and any additional air costs associated with the confirmed changes to travel dates, flight schedules and / or airlines (“Deviation Charges”) will be the responsibility of the guests and relevant fees will be applied to the guest’s booking. In addition, for each confirmed change, guests will be charged a non-refundable administrative fee of £50 per person. Deviation Charges are at all times in addition to administrative fees. Guests are required to send their detailed deviation request in writing to Silversea Concierge at [email protected]. Responses are generated within approximately 72 business hours. Administrative Fees and Deviation Charges are non-commissionable.

Silversea requires the full passport details including but not limited to: passport number, expiration date, gender, date of birth, nationality, residential address, destination address and guest’s name as it appears on their passport at the time of booking. Name changes are not allowed after initial confirmation without forfeiting the air schedule, the airline tickets if issued, and any seats if pre-assigned. Payment of additional costs incurred for changing a name on an airline reservation / ticket will be the sole responsibility of the guest, regardless of Air / Sea Package booked. This information is required at the time of booking the Air / Sea Package. Failure to provide this information as required may result in complete cancellation of air schedules. Silversea cannot guarantee the re-booking of the original air schedule if cancelled, and additional airline fees / penalties may be assessed. Airline tickets and cruise documents will not be released until required information and additional payment is provided in full to Silversea.

As a courtesy, Silversea Concierge will send a generic request to the airline(s) for pre-assigned seats. This is strictly a courtesy and Silversea is not responsible for changes or cancellation of pre-assigned seats prior to flight departure, for any reason. Guests are advised to contact the airline(s) directly to confirm and / or change pre-assigned seating. Other requests such as adding frequent flyer numbers and requesting special meals or wheelchair assistance must be requested directly with the airline(s). Guests are, at all times, responsible for paying all service fees imposed by the airline(s). Airline service charges are, at all times, non-refundable. Some airlines restrict the accumulation and / or use of frequent flyer miles in conjunction with fares used by Silversea. Please note that each guest is fully responsible for any / all baggage fees that may be imposed by the airline(s) upon check-in. Guests are, at all times, responsible for airline baggage fees. For travel to / from and within the United States, please visit https://bags.amadeus.com/ or the individual air carriers’ website for a complete listing of baggage fees.

Guests are required to review their Silversea invoice in detail to ensure accuracy of all items including guest names, confirmed class of service and fare, and any other information that may affect guest’s airline reservation. Discrepancies must be brought to Silversea’s attention immediately and prior to ticket issuance. Discrepancies brought to Silversea’s attention after ticket issuance will result in full forfeiture of the original airfare paid and guest(s) will be required to pay applicable penalties prior to Silversea issuing replacement ticket(s). Silversea issues airline tickets within 90 days of sailing and only after final payment has been received. Due to the fact that airlines change their schedules often, guests are urged to review their flight details upon receiving their electronic ticket receipt, and should also contact

the airline(s) directly at least 72 hours in advance to reconfirm flight schedules and baggage allowance/fees. All the flights and flight-inclusive holidays are financially protected by the ATOL scheme. Upon payment, you will be supplied with an ATOL Certificate (only applicable to UK departures excluding the Channel Islands; the Isle of Man & Republic of Ireland). Please check to ensure that everything that you booked (flights, hotels and other services) is listed on it. Also see our booking conditions for further information. For information about financial protection and the ATOL certificate, go to www.atol.org.uk/atolcertificate.

On select voyages, Economy & Specially Priced Promotional Airfares may be available to guests opting to book the Silversea Air Programme. Promotional Airfares are available for a limited time only; capacity controlled; limited to select gateways, air carriers and routings of Silversea’s choosing. Guests should book early to secure the best airfare and flight schedule.

SILVER SHORE SIMPLY HOTEL, GRANDE HOTEL & LAND ADVENTURES

Silver Shore Simply Hotel Programme and the Silver Shore Grande Hotel Programme (the “Hotel Programme(s)”) and / or Land Adventures include accommodation at a deluxe hotel unless otherwise noted. The Silver Shore Simply Hotel Programme includes one-night, standard room accommodation and breakfast only; transfers are not included. The Silver Shore Grande Hotel Programme includes one night accommodation, a full breakfast, private transfer between airport and hotel and group transfer between hotel and pier. All fares listed for the Hotel Programmes and Land Adventures are per guest, based on double occupancy. Single accommodations are available for an additional charge. Silversea reserves the right to substitute hotel selection and provide transfers and porterage as applicable. All Land Adventures require a minimum number of participants in order to operate as described. If this minimum number is not met, Silversea reserves the right to offer the programme at a different rate based on private arrangements, or to cancel the specific departure. Silversea’s published cruise cancellation policy will remain in effect. All Hotel Programme and Land Adventure fares are subject to change and not guaranteed until payment is received in full by Silversea.

SILVER SHORE CONCIERGE

When utilising this optional service, a charge of £70 per port will apply. This non-refundable charge will be credited to the cost of your final arrangements.

SINGLE & TH IRD GUESTS

A limited number of suites are available for purchase on a single- or third-guest occupancy basis. The supplement for single occupancy ranges from 25% — 100% above the double occupancy fare, depending upon the sailing and suite selected. Suites for singles and third guests are capacity controlled. Fares and supplements are subject to change without notice based on availability.

Note for 2015/16 World Cruise guests: Single supplements start from 50% above the double occupancy fare and may vary by category.

SILVER PRIVILEGE FARES

All Silver Privilege Fares shown are cruise-only, 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 FARE GUARANTEE PROGRAMME

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

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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 is by Silversea.

VENETIAN SOCIETY (VS) SAVINGS

On select voyages, past guests of Silversea save an additional percentage as indicated by voyage. Savings are capacity controlled, subject to availability and may change at any time without notice.

EXTENDED VOYAGE SAVINGS (EVS)

Combine two or more consecutive voyages and save up to 5% on each voyage selected. Savings may vary by voyage and are subject to change or withdrawal without notice. Savings are applicable to full published voyages, but not to segments of the same voyage. Contact your travel agent or Silversea for applicable savings. Other restrictions apply.

ONBOARD SAVINGS

Guests onboard save up to 5% off future select voyages when booked whilst sailing.

Extended Voyage Savings, Venetian Society Savings and Onboard Savings are applied sequentially to Silver Privilege Fares and may not be combined with other promotional offers. Savings programmes do not apply to Silversea Air Programme fares, Hotel Programmes or Land Adventures.

TRAVEL AGENTS

Travel agents are considered to be the agent of guest and not of Silversea. Silversea is not liable for any representation, act or omission of guest’s travel agent. Guest’s cruise fare is not considered paid until Silversea receives full payment, and the amount thereof is subject to change at any time prior to Silversea’s receipt of payment. Guest shall at all times remain liable to Silversea for the price of passage. Silversea reserves the right to refuse embarkation if all charges and surcharges have not been paid in advance of departure.

UNSCHEDULED EMBARKATION / DISEMBARKATION

International cabotage laws may prohibit guests from embarking or disembarking their voyage in any port except the main scheduled embarkation and disembarkation ports. Only those guests with a medical emergency may be allowed to embark or disembark the vessel at an unscheduled embark / disembark port. If an unscheduled embarkation or disembarkation is permitted as a result of an emergency, those guests may incur additional charges intended to cover any fine or penalty levied against Silversea and any other additional costs. Such additional costs will be added to the guests’ onboard account prior to disembarking.

PAYMENT SCHEDULE

To reserve your Silversea cruise, a 25% deposit of the total cruise fare is required within seven days of booking or sooner, depending on voyage and time of booking. Full payment is due no later than 120 days prior to departure. Guests will not be permitted to change travel agents more than 30 days after Silversea’s receipt of guests initial deposit or after final payment has been received by Silversea, whichever occurs earlier. Final documentation will be issued after receipt of final payment and approximately 30 days prior to sailing. All reservations are subject to cancellation if payments are not received by the due date, and are guaranteed only when paid in full 120 days prior to sailing. Reservations made within 120 days of sailing require full payment within seven days of booking or sooner, as specified by Silversea. Payments may be made by bank transfer, VISA®, MasterCard®, or American Express® credit cards.

Note for 2015/16 World Cruise guests: To reserve a suite on the 115-Day World Cruise 2015/16 or any voyage segment, a 25% deposit of the total cruise fare is required. Deposits must be received within seven days of booking or sooner, depending on time of booking. Unless otherwise noted, final payment must be received by Silversea 120 days prior to cruise departure. For bookings made within 30 days of departure, final

payment must be received within 48 hours.

CRUISE CANCELLATIONS

If you find it necessary to cancel your reservation or any component thereof, you or your travel agent are required to contact the Silversea Reservations Department by telephone as well as submit your cancellation in writing. If your cancellation request is received more than 120 days prior to your initial sailing date, a £150 non-refundable administrative fee will be charged per booking. This administrative fee may be converted to a future cruise credit valid for travel within 12 months from the date of the cancelled voyage. Cruise cancellation requests received within 120 days of the initial sailing date will be subject to the following charges, regardless of suite resale:

120 – 91 days prior to the initial sailing date: 15% of the total cruise fare per person;



30 – 0 days prior to the initial sailing date or nonappearance at the time of sailing: 100% of the total cruise fare per person.

Cruise tickets must be returned to Silversea before refunds (if owed) can be processed.

For World Cruise 2015/16 and its segments the following cancellation penalties apply:

SAILING 54 – 115 DAYS :From the date of deposit to 121 days prior to sailing: £145 per guest sailing in a Vista, Terrace, Veranda 1, Veranda 2, Veranda 3 or Veranda 4 Suite; £290per guest sailing in a Medallion, Silver, Royal, Grand, or Owner’s Suite.

120 – 91 days prior to your initial sailing date: 20% of the total cruise fare per guest


74 – 0 days prior to your initial sailing date or non-appearance at the time of sailing: 100% of the total cruise fare per guest

PENALTIES: SAILING 11 – 53 DAYS :121 days or more prior to your initial sailing date, a £150 non-refundable administrative fee will be charged per booking. This administrative fee may be converted to a future cruise credit valid for travel within 12 months from the date of the cancelled voyage.




30 – 0 days prior to your initial sailing date, or non-appearance at the time of sailing: 100% of the total cruise fare per guest

Guests who are booked on the full 115-Day World Cruise 2015/16 who cancel any portion of the cruise, will have their entire booking cancelled and will be re-booked on the revised segment(s) subject to space availability at the time of change. Guests booked on the full 115-Day World Cruise 2015/16 in a Silver Suite or higher, who cancel any portion of the cruise will forfeit their suite. Silversea reserves the right to allocate suites or suite categories to specific combination segments, hence all suites or suite categories may not be available for specific segments or segment combinations. Changes are subject to cancellation penalties.

Penalties apply to changes and cancellations to the following optional package programmes as follows:

SILVERSEA AIR PROGRAMME, AIR CHARTER PACKAGES AND GALÁPAGOS AIR PACKAGE CANCELLATION FEESThe following cancellation fees are in addition to the applicable cruise penalty, deviation charges, air supplier charges and any Fees previously incurred: 90 – 71 days prior to the initial sailing date: £50 (in accordance with the currency of the booking) per person processing fee;

70– 0 days prior to the initial sailing date: £50 per person processing fee and 100% of the Air / Sea Package fare paid

Air Charter Packages may only be cancelled upon complete cancellation of the cruise reservations and are 100% non-refundable 70 – 0 days prior to the initial sailing date.

SILVER SHORE SIMPLY HOTEL & GRANDE HOTEL PROGRAMME CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONS90 – 61 days prior to the initial sailing date: £70 per person;

60 – 0 days prior to the initial sailing date: 100% of the programme fare per person.

SILVER SHORE LAND ADVENTURES CHANGES & CANCELLATIONS(Unless otherwise advised) 90 – 0 days prior to the initial sailing date: 100% of the programme fare per person.

TRANSFER-ONLY OPTION CHANGES AND CANCELLATIONS(Unless otherwise advised) 5 – 0 days prior to initial sailing date or non-appearance at the time of transfer: 100% of the total transfer price per person.

Silversea’s cancellation penalties as mentioned above are strictly enforced. No refund or adjustment will be made in the event of interruption or cancellation of the cruise holiday after the commencement of same. Silversea reserves the right to re-invoice in the event of errors.

HEALTH & MEDICAL REQUIREMENTS

All guests are required to report in writing to our Special Services Department at [email protected] at the time their reservation is made:

1. Any physical or mental condition that may require medical or professional treatment or attention during the voyage.

2. Any condition that may render the guest unfit for travel, or that may require special care or assistance.

3. Any condition that may pose a risk or danger to the guest or anyone else onboard the ship.

4. Any condition that may require oxygen for medical reasons.

5. Any intention or need to use a wheelchair cart, other mobility device or a service or assistance animal aboard ship.

By booking passage and by boarding the ship, the guest represents and warrants that he / she is physically and otherwise fit to travel, and that the guest will comply at all times with applicable rules and regulations of the ship and orders and instructions of the ship’s officers and medical staff. Silversea reserves the right without liability to require a guest to disembark and / or to refuse to board and transport a guest who, in the judgment of Silversea or the ship’s Master, is unfit to travel or may require care beyond that which Silversea is reasonably able to provide. Silversea strongly recommends wheelchair guests travel with someone who is able to assist them both ashore and at sea as Silversea may be unable to offer special assistance. Please note that wheel-on and / or wheel-off access may not be available at some ports-of-call. Wheelchair guests must bring their own collapsible wheelchair.

For guests travelling aboard Expedition Fleet1 vessels, Silversea strongly recommends wheelchair guests travel with someone who is able to assist them both ashore and at sea as Silversea may be unable to offer special assistance. Please note that wheel-on and / or wheel-off access may not be available at some ports-of-call. Wheelchair guests must bring their own collapsible wheelchair.

For guests travelling aboard Silver Galapagos, those guests requiring wheel-on and / or wheel-off access must contact Silversea prior to making a booking. Silversea reserves the right to deny boarding to any guest who failed to notify Silversea of such requirement at the time of booking.

PREGNANCY

At the time of booking, expectant mothers are required to supply a medical certificate establishing their fitness for travel at the time they are due to travel. Silversea is

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unable to accommodate women who have entered their twenty-fourth (24th) week of pregnancy and will not be responsible or liable for any complication relative to any pregnancy during the entire duration of their Silversea cruise / holiday or thereafter. Additionally, airlines may have restrictions that may differ from Silversea’s. Please contact your travel agent or airline.

ACCOMMODATION OF CHILDREN

For Classic Fleet2 voyages: Carrier is unable to accommodate children less than six (6) months of age. Guests must notify Carrier of any children between the ages of six (6) months and one (1) year who will be sailing onboard and they will require a signed and notarized waiver. Carrier reserves the right to limit the number of children less than three (3) years of age aboard the vessel.

For Expedition Fleet1 voyages: Carrier is unable to accommodate children less than one (1) year of age. No children under the age of six (6) years will be allowed onboard Zodiacs. Children under the age of six (6) years will be unable to participate in any expeditions which require the use of Zodiac transfer to go ashore.

For Silver Galapagos voyages: Carrier is unable to accommodate children less than six (6) years of age.

Any child under the age of eighteen (18) years of age must be accompanied in the same or connecting suite by a parent or other responsible adult over the age of twenty-one (21) years. In addition, if the adult accompanying this child is not a parent, a “Parental Consent Guardianship Form” must be signed by parent or legal guardian and received by Carrier prior to sailing. Children under eighteen (18) years of age are not permitted in the Vessel’s casino.

No childcare services will be provided onboard.

To ensure the safety of younger guests, children up to the age of 8 years old are only permitted to participate in suitable Silver Shore Excursions/shuttle service if the vehicles are equipped with the correct safety harness and seating equipment to accommodate young guests. Alternately guests may use their own approved safety seat, booster seat or harness provided they are compatible with the local touring vehicle and can properly secure the young guest. Child harnesses and secure seating cannot be guaranteed and Silversea reserves the right to refuse children under the age of 8 years old on any tour on the grounds basis of safety.

BAGGAGE

You may bring aboard the ship a reasonable amount of clothing and personal effects without charge. Baggage for Silversea guests or guests on Land Adventures must be handled in accordance with regulations and tariffs of airlines, air charters and / or ground operators. Baggage exceeding these limitations is subject to the charges as set forth by the individual operators. Airlines are strict with baggage limitations. Guests are encouraged to contact individual airlines for weight limitations. Guests are also encouraged to pack a smaller bag for all Land Adventures to avoid extra baggage charges. All baggage must be securely packed, and properly and clearly labelled. Liquid, fragile, perishable and other articles not suitably packed are transported at your own risk.

Silversea is not responsible for loss or damage to baggage or any other personal item during air travel, hotel stays, land adventures or shore excursions. Baggage and personal belongings will be taken off the ship upon guest disembarkation.

Under no circumstances will baggage be stored onboard without the owner of such baggage being on the vessel.

Under no circumstances may dangerous items (including but not limited to: explosives, firearms, combustible or illegal substances) be taken aboard the ship. We recommend that you hand-carry travel documents (passport, visa, cruise tickets), medications and valuables. These items are the full responsibility of the guest at all times. Silversea shall not be responsible for the loss of, or damage to, such personal items.

GALÁPAGOS RESTRAINED PRODUCTS

Local authorities manage the quarantine system of Galápagos National Park in order to avoid the arrival of foreign species to the islands. All cargo and luggage that arrives to Galápagos National Park or that is transferred from one island to another must be inspected. To preserve the human health and the native species of the Galápagos Islands, the following products may not be transferred to Galápagos: fresh vegetables and fruits, animal products and or its derivate or dairy products. Other live animals, pathological samples, dry coffee beans, genetically modified organisms, forest species or the disseminative parts, grass and its disseminative parts, fresh flowers medicinal plants and their disseminative parts, banana tree leaves, microorganisms (fungi, bacteria, etc.) soil and sand, and animal vaccines are strictly prohibited.

LOST PROPERTY

Silversea may levy a charge for the return of personal items left onboard or lost and subsequently found.

LECTURERS & PERSONALITIES

Independent contractors retained by Silversea (including but not limited to; lecturers, guest personalities, bridge instructors, guest hosts, chefs, enrichment specialists and entertainers) are subject to change and / or cancellation without notice.

TRAVEL DOCUMENTS

All travel documents (air and cruise tickets, passport, medical card, inoculation verification) are the guest’s responsibility. It is also the guest’s responsibility to obtain any necessary visas and public health documents for all applicable ports and to comply with all customs requirements. Without the required documents, a guest may be denied boarding and accommodation by Silversea, or the guest may be disembarked during the voyage and Silversea will not make a refund or be otherwise liable to any guest for such denial of boarding or disembarkation. In the event that Silversea, as a courtesy, provides information or advice as to necessary travel documents, visas and medical inoculations, guests are still obligated to verify such information with the appropriate government authorities and Silversea does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of such information. Some countries require passports to be valid six months following your return date. Please check with the appropriate consulate for specific requirements.

Security measures imposed by governments may change from time to time and each guest will be required to comply with them. Please consult your travel agent for advice on such requirements to avoid loss of boarding privileges.

CRUISE CREDITS

Silversea Cruise Credits have no cash value, are non-transferable, and may only be used in conjunction with the purchase of a Silversea cruise prior to the expiration date. These credits are valid toward the published cruise only fares and are applied to bookings after all other savings programmes. Certain restrictions may apply.

ONBOARD SPENDING CREDIT

Any onboard spending credit issued to a guest is provided in the form of a shipboard credit, in US dollars, based on double occupancy suite, not per voyage and may only be applied once on combined voyages; can be used for onboard expenses such as shore excursions, spa treatments, premium wines and spirits, specialty restaurant dining fees and / or purchases in the Internet Café and onboard boutiques; not for use in the Casino or for Silver Shore Simply Hotel, Grande Hotel and Land Adventures. Single occupancy suites receive 50% of the shipboard credit shown. Onboard spending credits may not be redeemed for cash and any unused portion will be forfeited.

TAXES, GOVERNMENT FEES / QUASI-GOVERNMENT FEES & FUEL SUPPLEMENTS

Silversea reserves the right to pass through to its guests (including fully paid and deposited guests) any taxes and government fees / quasi-government fees that relate specifically to a guest’s itinerary. “Taxes and Government fees / quasi-government fees” include any and all

fees, charges, surcharges, tolls and taxes imposed by governmental or quasi-governmental authorities including, but not limited to, customs fees, per person berth taxes or fees, embarkation and / or disembarkation fees at ports, airline transportation fees, dockage fees, and wharfage fees. Silversea reserves the right to charge a per person fuel supplement in the event that the price of Brent* crude oil is greater than US$80.00 per barrel at any time prior to sailing, up to and including the day of embarkation. * Brent crude oil prices published on www.bloomberg.com

Silversea may collect any taxes, government fees / quasigovernment fees and fuel supplement (the “Surcharges”) at the time of booking, prior to sailing or onboard the vessel, even if the cruise fare has been paid in full. Surcharges will be invoiced accordingly.

TRAVEL INSURANCE

Travel Insurance must be taken out at the time of booking and details of the Insurance stated on the Guest Information Form. This must include cover for cancellation or curtailment of the holiday by yourself as well as the cost of repatriation in the event of accident or illness. It is your responsibility to arrange suitable insurance cover for your holiday. If you require further information, we recommend that you speak to an independent insurance broker or expert. If any insurance policy is returned during a “cooling-off ” period, then equivalent insurance must be taken out and paid for immediately and details immediately provided to Silversea.

GENERAL EXCLUSIONS

Silversea will not pay for claims arising out of loss or damage directly or indirectly occasioned by circumstances where performance and /or prompt performance of the Holiday Contract is prevented by reason of war, or threat of war, riot, civil strife, industrial dispute whether by Silversea’s employees or others, terrorist activity or the threat of terrorist activity, failure of supplies of power, health risks or epidemics, natural or nuclear disaster, fire or adverse weather conditions or adverse sea states, suicide or attempted suicide or deliberate exposure to unnecessary danger (except in an attempt to save human life), or the consequences of participating in an unusual and dangerous activity and all similar circumstances outside Silversea’s control.

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.

*Terms and Conditions for World Cruise 2015/16 also apply to World Journey I and II and individual World Cruise voyage segments. Onboard Spending Credit is applicable only to Full World Cruise, World Journey I and World Journey II.1 “Expedition Fleet” means Silver Explorer and Silver Discoverer2 “Classic Fleet” means Silver Cloud, Silver Wind, Silver Shadow, Silver Whisper and Silver Spirit.

HOLIDAY CONTRACT TERMS & CONDITIONS IMPORTANT NOTICE

Where a Holiday is booked other than through Silversea (whether through a third party travel agent, tour operator or otherwise) (“Third Party”), the Third Party is deemed to be an agent for the Guest in relation to the formation and performance of the Holiday Contract including, without limitation, payment of the Holiday Price.

By booking the Holiday (whether through a Third Party or otherwise), the Guest irrevocably agrees to be bound by these Terms and Conditions (including this notice).

If the Holiday Contract you have received is in a language other than English it has been provided to you as a courtesy. In the event of any ambiguity in or dispute as to the meaning or interpretation of any wording in the Holiday Contract, the English version of the Holiday Contract shall prevail.

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1. DEFINITIONS AND INTERPRETATION

1.1 In these Terms and Conditions, use of any gender includes all other genders and capitalised words and expressions shall have the following meanings:

“Additional Service” means any accommodation, transport (including, without limitation, the Silversea Air Programme) or other tourist services arranged by Silversea at a guest’s request separately and in addition to the Holiday.

“Additional Service Fee” means any fee payable by the Guest to Silversea in connection with an Additional Service;

“Deviation Charges” has the meaning set out in clause 15.5;

“Excursion” shall mean any activity offered for guests during the Holiday which typically takes place away from the Vessel, including without limitation, Off-Vessel Activities, Silversea Experience ® and other trips on shore;

“Guest” means the person identified as the lead passenger on a booking, and references to “guests” shall include the Guest and, if applicable, any other members of the Guest’s party;

“Holiday” means the holiday arranged by or on behalf of Silversea and supplied by Silversea and/or SCL (as defined below) which is the subject of a reservation by a Guest and is governed by the Holiday Contract. For the avoidance of doubt, the Holiday excludes any Additional Service, which if Silversea agrees to arrange, shall form a separate and severable contract between the guests and each one of them and Silversea;

“Holiday Contract” means the contract concluded between the Guest and Silversea and/or SCL incorporating these Terms and Conditions upon Silversea’s receipt of the applicable deposit in accordance with clause 3.1;

“Holiday Price” means the total sums payable by the Guest for the Holiday pursuant to the Holiday Contract which shall exclude any sums payable in respect of any Additional Service, notwithstanding that any such Additional Service related sums may be invoiced, for ease of administration, at the same time as the Holiday;

“Silversea” means Silversea Cruises (UK) Ltd Level 3, The Asticus Building, 21 Palmer

Street, London SW1H 0AD, United Kingdom, Telephone: 0844 770 9030, Facsimile: 0844

770 9060; and its successors, assigns and transferees;

“Silversea Air Programme” means the air transportation arrangements made by Silversea with air carriers on behalf of guests, only upon request, in connection with the Holiday which shall be governed by a separate and severable contract between (i) the Guest and (ii) Silversea and/or the relevant air carrier, which is independent of the Holiday Contract;

“Silversea Experience®” means excursions which may be offered, free of charge, to guests in certain ports on certain itineraries, subject to conditions which will be notified to such guests upon request;

“SCL” means Silversea Cruises Ltd. with a registered office of Sassoon House, Shirley Street & Victoria Ave., Nassau, New Providence, The Bahamas; and its successors, assigns and transferees; and

“Vessel” the vessel that will be utilised for the provision of the Holiday.

1.2 Headings in these Terms and Conditions are for convenience and do not affect the interpretation of the clauses to which such headings relate.

2. RESERVATION AND FORMATION OF THE HOLIDAY CONTRACT

2.1 Reservation of a Holiday may be made through a Third Party or with Silversea. Whether booking alone or in a group, the Guest shall be deemed the single point of contact for that booking and the one with whom Silversea will deal (whether directly or through the Guest’s travel agent) in all subsequent correspondence and notices. The Guest must be at least eighteen (18) years’ old at the time of booking and have the mental capacity and necessary authority to make the booking. The Guest must ensure that he or she and all other guests named on the booking strictly adhere to these terms and conditions of this Holiday Contract. The reservation must contain all relevant personal data of all guests within the booking and be made accessible to both the Third Party and Silversea. The Guest must provide the full and correct names and personal details of all guests which accord with passport details at the time of reservation.

Names of guests cannot be changed after reservation unless a written request is made to Silversea in accordance with clause 2.3 below. Where a reservation is made through a Third Party, the Third Party (for the purposes of the Holiday Contract) is the agent or representative for the Guest (and not for Silversea). Accordingly, all communications with the Guest in relation to the Holiday Contract including all declarations, notices, reminders, announcements, documents and tickets may be sent by Silversea to the Third Party, and will be deemed to have been received by the Guest if received by the Third Party. A deposit of twenty five per cent (25%) of the Holiday Price must be paid at the time of reservation.

2.2 SCL and any party who arranges or supplies part of the Holiday, and their respective employees, agents and subcontractors, as well as all employees, agents and subcontractors of Silversea shall have the benefit of all rights, limitations and exemptions available to Silversea.

2.3 Silversea will accept a request for changes of name or other details of a reservation provided always that Silversea will be entitled to charge fees in relation to any change made to a reservation as a result of a request made under this clause in accordance with the provisions applicable to Guest cancellation as set out in clause 5 below.

2.4 Despite best intentions and a desire to welcome and accommodate all persons on board its vessels, the nature of the cruise which forms part of the Holiday and the technical specifications of the Vessel mean that Silversea is unable to accept a booking for or allow embarkation of any person on board the Vessel, who, at the time the Holiday commences:

(a) has entered their 24th week of pregnancy; or

(b) is less than six (6) months’ old if sailing on board Silver Cloud, Silver Wind, Silver

Shadow, Silver Whisper or Silver Spirit; or

(c) is less than one (1) year old if sailing on board Silver Explorer or Silver Discoverer; or

(d) is less than six (6) years old if sailing on board Silver Galapagos.

No children under the age of six (6) years will be allowed onboard zodiacs. Children under the age of six (6) years will be unable to participate in any Excursions which require the use of zodiac transfer to go ashore.

It is a condition of the booking that (i) any person under the age of eighteen (18) years of age (“minor”) must be accompanied in the same or connecting suite by a parent or other responsible adult over the age of twenty-one (21) years; and that (ii) if the adult accompanying this minor is not a parent or its legal guardian, a “Parental Consent Guardianship Form” must be signed by parent or legal guardian and received by Silversea prior to sailing. In addition, minors are not permitted in the Vessel’s casino should it have one.

2.5 It is a condition of the booking that the Guest and all other guests in his or her party, including minors, are adequately insured on holiday and the Guest is strongly recommended to purchase adequate insurance before completing this booking.

2.6 Silversea and/or SCL may at any time assign, transfer or deal in any other manner with any or all of their respective rights and obligations under these Terms and Conditions.

3. HOLIDAY PRICE AND TICKETS

3.1 On receipt and acceptance by Silversea of a deposit of twenty five per cent (25%) (or such other proportion as may be agreed by Silversea) of the total Holiday Price per guest, Silversea will, subject to availability, issue confirmation of the formation of the Holiday Contract and issue an invoice for the balance of the Holiday Price. It is the responsibility of the Guest to ensure that all confirmation details are correct and to advise Silversea of any amendments at the earliest possible opportunity. Suites are subject to cancellation and resale if the required deposit amount is not received within the specified option period.

3.2 The balance of the Holiday Price and, if applicable, any Additional Service Fee must be received and accepted by Silversea not later than one hundred and twenty (120) days before departure, or immediately upon receipt of invoice if received less than one hundred and twenty (120) days before departure, failing which Silversea reserves the right to cancel the Holiday Contract and to resell the Holiday. In such instance, the Guest will forfeit their deposit.

3.3 Notwithstanding the formation of a Holiday Contract, in no event will Silversea or SCL be obliged to supply the

Holiday or any part of it until Silversea has received payment of the full Holiday Price in cleared funds in accordance with the terms of the Holiday Contract. For the purposes of the Holiday Contract, Silversea acts as agent for SCL for the cruise element of the Holiday and as principal for all other arrangements which form part of the Holiday.

3.4 Holiday Prices quoted include all government taxes which do not have to be paid locally. Taxes which have to be paid by the guests locally are extra and for the guests’ account.

3.5 In these Terms and Conditions, a payment will only be considered to have been accepted and received by Silversea before a certain date if it has actually been accepted and received by Silversea (rather than a Third Party) before that date.

Any and all payments for any Holiday must be received and accepted by Silversea on or before the due date. If payment is not received and accepted by Silversea in time, then Silversea reserves the right to refuse to accept the payment and any associated proposed reservation and to cancel any associated Holiday Contract that has been made. This means that if a Holiday is offered at a particular price on the condition that payment is received and accepted by Silversea before a certain date and that condition has not been met, then Silversea may:

a) refuse to accept the proposed reservation; or

b) cancel any reservation it had previously accepted.

3.6 Subject to clause 2.3 above, all tickets issued in respect of the Holiday are non- transferable. Silversea shall not be liable to make any refund for any lost or unused or partly unused ticket.

4. EXCURSIONS, LECTURERS AND PERSONALITIES

4.1 Any and all Excursions included within the Holiday may be subject to minimum or maximum numbers of participants. Excursions are subject to availability. Silversea has no liability for any land based arrangements which do not form part of the Holiday booked with Silversea. Excursions, lecturers and personalities may vary from those advertised in advance.

4.2 Subject to clause 12, Silversea shall not be liable for any loss or damage, including but not limited to, loss of enjoyment, disappointment or distress for changes to, or cancellation of any Excursions, lecturers and personalities.

4.3 Without prejudice to the generality of the foregoing, in consideration of payment of the Holiday Price, the guests, unless otherwise provided herein, will have the option to utilise equipment provided by Silversea and to participate in various sports and recreational activities and expedition excursions off, under, around, about and in the environs of the Vessel and locations visited during the Holiday. These activities may include but are not limited to zodiac transfers, kayaking, snorkelling, hiking and extensive walking (“Off-Vessel Activities”). All guests acknowledge that: (a) there are risks and dangers involved in the participation in Off-Vessel Activities and that these are potentially dangerous activities that can result in serious injury or death; (b) Silversea can in no way guarantee the safety or welfare of the guests in any Off-Vessel Activities and that Silversea is merely providing equipment and instruction to enhance the guests’ enjoyment; (c) The guests shall knowingly and voluntarily assume the risk of and shall indemnify Silversea against any claims made by him or on his behalf as a result of using equipment provided by Silversea and participating in Off-Vessel Activities; (d) The guests shall acquire the training and skill necessary to participate in Off-Vessel Activities and shall follow the rules, guidance, directions and procedures of Silversea; and (e) Silversea shall accept no responsibility for the guest’s failure to abide by governmental rules, regulations and restrictions and Silversea’s rules, guidance, directions and procedures concerning Off-Vessel Activities. The guests will be required to sign an Indemnity and Release before being allowed to participate in any Off-Vessel Activities. Any guests unwilling to sign an Indemnity and Release will be unable to participate in any Off-Vessel Activities. On those voyages where scuba diving is offered, Guests wishing to participate will be required to have a current Advance Open Water Dive certification (a copy of which must be provided to Carrier) as well as medical and dive insurance covering evacuation, medical treatment and repatriation (copies of which must be provided to Carrier). Guests who are unable to meet these requirements will be unable to participate in any scheduled dives. Silversea reserves the right to limit the number of Guests per dive.

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5. CANCELLATION BY THE GUEST

5.1 If guests find it necessary to cancel their Holiday or any component thereof, they or the Third Party through whom they booked the Holiday are required to contact the Silversea Reservations Department by telephone as well as to submit the Guest’s cancellation in writing.

5.2 Cruise cancellation requests received will be subject to the following charges, regardless of resale:

From date of booking up to 121 days prior to the initial sailing date 5% of the Holiday

Price; maximum £150 / €200 / US$200 per booking;

120 – 91 days prior to the initial sailing date: 15% of the Holiday Price;



30 – 0 days prior to the initial sailing date, or non-appearance at the time of sailing: 100%

of the Holiday Price.

Silversea’s cancellation charges are strictly enforced.

Note: Terms and conditions for any voyage(s) designated as a “World Cruise” and its segments may vary. Please refer to Silversea.com or contact Silversea for further details. No refund or adjustment will be made in the event of interruption or cancellation of the cruise holiday after the commencement of the same. Any change or cancellation of Silver Shore “Simply Hotel” and “Grande Hotel” Programmes within 90 days of departure will be charged according to the following scale:

90 – 60 days prior to sailing: £70, €100 or US$100 per person (according to the currency in which the Holiday was booked);

60 – 0 days prior to sailing: 100% of the fare paid per person (according to the currency in which the Holiday was booked).

Silver Shore Land Adventures changed or cancelled 90 days or less prior to departure will be charged 100% of the fare paid per person.

6. ALTERATION BY SILVERSEA

6.1 Arrangements for the Holiday are planned many months in advance and very occasionally alterations may become necessary.

ALTERATIONS BEFORE DEPARTURE

6.2 Where it is necessary to alter significantly an essential part of the Holiday before departure, Silversea will notify the Guest or the Third Party as quickly as possible. The Guest may:

a) accept the change and its impact (if any) on the Holiday Price; or

b) book another Holiday with Silversea from its current brochure, subject to availability and payment or refund in respect of any difference in the Holiday Price; or

c) cancel and receive a full refund of the Holiday Price.

The Guest must inform Silversea in writing of such a choice within seven (7) days of the notification by Silversea under this clause 6.2 and if the notice is given less than seven (7) days before the date of departure, as soon as possible after receipt but in any event prior to departure.

ALTERATION AFTER DEPARTURE

6.3 Where after departure a significant proportion of the Holiday is not provided or Silversea becomes aware that it will be unable to provide / procure a significant proportion of the Holiday, then Silversea will, at no extra cost to the guests, either:

a) make suitable alternative arrangements for the continuation of the Holiday; or b) provide the guests with equivalent transport to the scheduled destination.

Where appropriate, in either case, Silversea shall pay compensation to the guests of an amount relating to the Holiday Price, pro-rata, for the part of the Holiday lost and not made up for by alternative arrangements except that no compensation shall be payable where the alteration is caused by unusual and unforeseeable circumstances beyond the control of Silversea or an event which Silversea, even with all due care, could not have foreseen or forestalled or a failure which is attributable to either a third

party unconnected with the services contracted for which are unforeseeable or unavoidable or by the guests.

If it is impossible to make the arrangements described in clauses 6.3(a) or (b) above, or this is not accepted by the guests for good reason, Silversea will, where appropriate, provide the guests with equivalent transport back to the place of departure or to another place which the Guest has agreed.

6.4 During cruises, Silversea cannot guarantee to call at every site specified in the original itinerary or to maintain every aspect of the advertised itinerary and reserves to itself and to the Master the absolute right to deviate or omit any site or change any times of the itinerary, to transfer the guests and luggage to any other vessels or means of transportation, to assist other vessels, or to otherwise manage the Vessel, without any compensation being payable to the guests provided that such action is reasonable or done in the interests of safety or comfort of guests. Any such deviation or change shall not represent a significant alteration to the Holiday.

6.5 Silversea is entitled to provide an alternative suite on board the Vessel of the same or a higher grade than that originally booked.

7. CANCELLATION BY SILVERSEA

7.1 Silversea may cancel the Holiday prior to departure as a result of (i) unforeseeable, unavoidable or unusual circumstances beyond the control of Silversea or (ii) if the number of bookings received by Silversea is fewer than the minimum number required by Silversea; whereupon the Guest shall be notified in writing and shall be entitled to either:

a) book another Holiday with Silversea from its current brochure, subject to availability, and payment or refund in respect of any difference in Holiday Price;

or

b) receive a full refund of the Holiday Price and any Additional Service Fee paid.

The Guest must inform Silversea in writing of such a choice within seven (7) days of notification by Silversea under this clause 7.1, or, if notice is given less than seven days before departure, as soon as possible and in any event before departure failing which the Guest will be deemed to opt for option 7.1b).

7.2 If Silversea cancels a Holiday in circumstances other than those described in clause

7.1 and compensation is due to guests as a result of the cancellation, Silversea will pay the Guest no more than the compensation payments (that apply in the aggregate to the Guest and to the other guests in his party) set out in the table below regardless of suite or suite resale:

more than 61 days prior to the initial sailing: nil

60 – 31 days prior to the sailing date: £50, €100 or US$100 (according to the currency in which the Holiday was booked);

30 – 15 days prior to the sailing date: £150, €300 or US$300 (according to the currency in which the Holiday was booked);

14 – 0 days to prior to the sailing date: £250, €500 or US$500 (according to the currency in which the Holiday was booked).

8. HOLIDAY PRICES

8.1 Silversea will not increase Holiday Prices for the Holiday unless an increase in the cost of providing the Holiday of more than 2% is caused by an increase in transportation costs outside the control of Silversea, including the price of Brent* crude oil exceeding US$80.00 per barrel, or an increase in dues, taxes or fees chargeable for services such as landing taxes, or embarkation or disembarkation fees at ports and airports, or exchange rates, in which case Silversea shall be entitled to pass on any such increase to the guests at cost by way of an increase in Holiday Price. A significant decrease in such costs may be passed on to the guests at the discretion of Silversea. In any event, no increase will be made within thirty (30) days of departure. If an increase exceeds ten per cent (10%) of the Holiday Price, the Guest may cancel the Holiday without penalty and receive a full refund of any amount paid to Silversea within seven (7) days of notification; otherwise the Guest will be deemed to accept the increase.

* Brent crude oil prices published on www.Bloomberg.com.

8.2 Where air travel or air travel upgrades (other than Additional Services, in respect of which different cancellation provisions apply), hotel bookings, or land programmes are included in the Holiday reservation at a specially negotiated price, if the Holiday is subsequently cancelled by the Guest, no use of or refund in respect of the air travel or hotel reservation can be made. If the cancellation is by the Guest, any charge, payment or expense charged to Silversea in connection with the flight, accommodation or land programme originally booked must be reimbursed by the Guest to Silversea in addition to the charges payable in accordance with clause 5 (Cancellation by the Guest) above.

8.3 No refund will be made by Silversea in relation to any unused package components.

9. GUEST RESPONSIBILITIES

9.1 All guests must comply and the Guest shall procure that all other guests comply with and abide by the terms and conditions of the Holiday Contract and all other rules and regulations of Silversea and any agent, subcontractor or other supplier of services in connection with the Holiday, as well as all orders and directions of the Master and other officers of the Vessel. Copies of all applicable rules and regulations are available from Silversea on request. The officers on board the Vessel have the right to use all reasonable means to enforce such rules, regulations, orders and directions including, but not limited to, the removal of guests from the Vessel. If it appears to the staff or crew at any time during the cruise that guests are or are becoming for any reason unfit to travel or likely to endanger the health, safety or comfort of anyone on board then the Master or duly authorised representative may refuse to embark or disembark the guests at any port or place, transfer the guests from one suite to another, or otherwise deal with the guests as may be necessary. In such circumstances the guests shall not be entitled to any refund or compensation and shall be liable to pay any fines, losses or compensation due to any party.

9.2 Subject always to clause 15 below, all guests who have purchased a Silversea Air Package (including an Air Charter Package (as such term is defined in clause 15.2)) must be at the designated airport(s) at least two (2) hours before the appointed departure time for each flight.

9.3 All guests must be at Silversea’s designated pier in the initial port of embarkation site at least two (2) hours before the appointed time for sailing.

9.4 Each guest shall be responsible to Silversea, SCL and their respective officers, employees, servants, agents, sub-contractors, shareholders and affiliates (each, an “Indemnitee”) for, and shall indemnify Silversea and any other Indemnitee against, all damage to the Vessel, breakage of any fixtures on the Vessel, and any other losses or expenses which an Indemnitee may incur (including, any penalties, fines, charges, legal fees, losses or expenses incurred or imposed upon Silversea) arising out of the guests’ presence on board or any conduct or activity undertaken by, or any omission of, that guest. No guests shall pay, nor receive any general average contribution with respect to any property.

9.5 Each guest agrees to fully indemnify and hold harmless Silversea and any other Indemnitee (as such term is defined in clause 9.4) against any damages, liabilities, losses, penalties, fines, charges or expenses incurred or imposed upon Silversea and any other Indemnitee as a result of any act, omission or violation of law by the guest or any minor for whom the guest is responsible.

9.6 All guests must be twenty one (21) years of age or older to purchase or consume alcohol. Silversea reserves the right to refuse to serve anyone who in its sole judgment may be under the influence of alcohol, or for any reason necessary in its judgment to preserve the health and safety of guests and employees.

9.7 Any and all payments by guests to SCL for services provided on board the Vessel shall be made in U.S. Dollars or such other currency as is acceptable to SCL. All amounts payable to SCL or any such service providers shall be paid before final disembarkation from the Vessel. [A transaction fee will be charged for all cash advances (currently 2%)].

9.8 All guests must attend all mustering drills while on board the Vessel. This is an exercise that is required by law and is held for guests’ safety. A failure by any guests to attend a mustering drill may result in disembarkation of any such guest from the Vessel without any recourse to, or liability of Silversea or SCL.

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9.9 All guests shall allow Silversea, the Master and the Vessel’s officers, in their sole discretion, in order to ensure the safety of the passengers, the Vessel and crew, the right to search a guest and any guest’s suite/stateroom or property in order to investigate any reported incident, whether involving a crime or personal injury or damage to property and they may preserve evidence of any reported incident in order to comply with any requests from law enforcement authorities and to carry out any investigation aboard the Vessel.

10. DOCUMENTS

10.1 All guests will be required to complete a “Guest Information Form” prior to boarding. No questions may be left unanswered. No guests may be permitted to board the Vessel or embark on the cruise if complete information has not been provided. Silversea shall in no way be liable to any guest denied boarding as a result of an incomplete Guest Information Form or if false information has been provided. Any guests boarding without completing the questionnaire may be asked to disembark without liability to Silversea.

The “Guest Information Form” requests the following information: Full name of each guest, as per their passport

Passport details

Telephone numbers (landline and mobile) Email addresses

Home addresses

Contact information of family or other in the event of an emergency (Carrier must be able to reach each guest’s emergency contact at any time of day. Carrier must, therefore, be provided with all information to allow Carrier to do so (such information should include the name, address, electronic mail address (if available) and phone number (including a mobile phone number if available) of a parent, guardian, spouse, domestic partner, or other person to contact in the event of an emergency).

10.2 All guests must possess their tickets, a full passport valid for six (6) months beyond the return date of the Holiday and any necessary visas (visas for Excursions are sometimes required for certain countries). All guests are responsible for determining which travel documents, visas, vaccinations and medications are required for the ports of call and sites on the advertised itinerary and for obtaining the same at their own cost and Silversea shall not be liable to provide such information to guests. If Silversea, as a courtesy to guests, provides information or advice as to necessary travel documents, visas and vaccinations, guests must verify such information with the appropriate government authorities and Silversea does not warrant or guarantee the accuracy of such information. Silversea may at certain times deem it appropriate to require the guests to have specific vaccinations. Details will be advised as soon as possible.

10.3 All guests must also comply, without delay, with the requirements of all immigration, port, health, customs and police authorities, and all other laws and regulations of each country or state from or to which the guest will travel. The carrier shall not be liable to ensure the guests’ compliance nor for a guests’ failure to comply and the guest must reimburse Silversea for any resulting expenses or fines that it may incur in such circumstances.

10.4 If the government in a scheduled port of call denies guests from entering, going ashore or disembarking due to the nature or content of their passport or visa or for any other reason whatsoever, guests understand that he/she may not be permitted to embark, disembark or go ashore in that country and that carrier cannot be held responsible if the guest is unable to embark the Vessel as scheduled, the guest is disembarked during the voyage or the guest is required to stay on board during the call.

11. HEALTH/DISABILITY REQUIREMENTS

11.1 The Guest must report to Silversea in writing, at the time the reservation is made or, if the condition arises subsequent to the reservation, immediately, any of the following medical or health conditions which may apply to him or to any other guest:

a) any physical or mental condition that may require special care, medical treatment or assistance;

b) any physical or mental condition which may render a guest unfit for travel;

c) any condition which may constitute a risk or danger to the health, safety or comfort of the guest or to anyone else on board the Vessel;

d) any physical or mental condition requiring oxygen for medical reasons.

11.2 All guests must also give written notice to Silversea of any relevant change of condition arising subsequently.

11.3 Any guests who have any of the physical or mental conditions listed in 11.1 a) to d) above may be required to be accompanied by a non-disabled adult who will be able to assist them during the cruise, aircraft flights, transfers and in the event of an emergency, where Article 8(1) of Regulation B (as defined in 12.6 below) applies. On all vessels with the exception of Silver Galapagos those guests requiring wheel-on and/or wheel-off access are requested to bring their own collapsible wheelchair. Some ports are anchorage ports and physical conditions may preclude wheelchair guests from going ashore. For Silver Galapagos those guests requiring wheel-on and/or wheel-off access must contact Silversea prior to making a booking. Silversea and SCL reserve the right to deny boarding to any guest failing to notify Silversea of such requirement at the time of booking. In order to meet applicable safety requirements established by international, European Union or national law or in order to meet safety requirements established by competent authorities; or where the design of the Vessel or port infrastructure and equipment, including port terminals, makes it impossible to carry out the embarkation, disembarkation or carriage of the said person in a safe or operationally feasible manner, Silversea may refuse passage to guests.

11.4 Silversea is unable to accommodate service animals on board Silver Galapagos as their entry into Galapagos National Park is prohibited.

11.5 The medical services and medication on board the Vessel is extremely limited and all guests are required to bring an adequate supply of any specific medication needed. All guests will be charged for use of the medical facilities. It is therefore recommended that guests have full travel insurance to cover any medical costs incurred on board. Neither Silversea nor SCL have any liability whatsoever for any treatment, diagnosis, advice, examination or other services provided by any medical personnel or other service providers on board the Vessel and at any ports of call. If any guests fail to obtain and to have such documents, that guest may be denied boarding and accommodation by Silversea or the guest may be disembarked during the voyage and Silversea will not provide a refund or otherwise be liable to any guests for such denial of boarding or disembarkation.

11.6 For Silver Galapagos voyages: Local authorities manage the quarantine system of Galapagos National Park in order to avoid the arrival or importation of foreign species to the islands. All cargo and luggage that arrives at Galapagos National Park must be inspected. To preserve human health and the native species of the Galapagos Islands, the following products may not be transferred to or imported into the Galapagos: fresh vegetables and fruits, animal products and or its derivate or dairy products. It is strictly prohibited to transfer to or import into the Galapagos any live animals, pathological samples, dry coffee beans, genetically modified organisms, forest species or the disseminative parts, grass and its disseminative parts, fresh flowers medicinal plants and their disseminative parts, banana tree leafs, micro-organisms (fungus, bacteria, etc.) and any earth, sand or animal vaccines.

12. LIABILITY

12.1 Subject to the provisions of the Conventions and Regulations referred to in clauses

12.4 to 12.9, Silversea and SCL each accept responsibility for death, injury or illness caused by the negligent acts and or omissions of it and anyone who supplies services which form part of the Holiday. Silversea and SCL limit their liability, where applicable, by the Conventions and Regulations mentioned in 12.4 to 12.9 inclusive. In any event, Silversea is not responsible for any improper or non-performance which is:

a) wholly attributable to the fault of the guests;

b) attributable to the unforeseeable or unavoidable act or omission of a third party unconnected with the provision of any services to be provided under the Holiday Contract;

c) attributable to an unusual or unforeseeable circumstance beyond the control of Silversea and/or anyone who supplies services which form part of the Holiday the consequences of which could not have been avoided even if all due care had been exercised, including (but not limited to) an event of force majeure; or

d) attributable to an event which Silversea and/or anyone who supplies services which form part of the Holiday could not even with all due care have foreseen or forestalled.

12.2 For claims not involving personal injury, death or illness or which are not subject to the Conventions and Regulations referred to in 12.4 to 12.9 inclusive, Silversea and SCL’s liability for improper performance of the Holiday Contract shall be limited to a maximum of twice the Holiday Price which the affected guest paid (not including premiums and amendment charges).

12.3 All carriage (by land, air and sea) is subject to the terms and conditions of carriage of the actual carrier. These conditions of carriage may limit or exclude liability, are expressly incorporated into the Holiday Contract and also form the terms and conditions of separate contracts between the guests and the particular carrier as contained in that carrier’s ticket which is provided to the guest before the scheduled departure date. Copies of these terms and conditions are available on request from Silversea.

12.4 Carriage of passengers and their luggage by air is governed by various international conventions (the “International Air Conventions”), including the Warsaw Convention 1929 (as amended by the Hague Protocol 1955 or the Montreal Protocol 1999 or otherwise) or the Montreal Convention 1999. Flights between the UK and any member state of the European Union are currently governed by EC Regulation 889/2002 which gives legal effect to the Montreal Convention 1999. To the extent that Silversea and/or SCL may be liable as a non-performing air carrier to guests in respect of carriage by air, the terms of the International Air Conventions (including any subsequent amendments and any new convention which may be applicable to a Holiday Contract for a cruise between Silversea and/or SCL and a guest) are expressly incorporated into these Terms and Conditions. The International Air Conventions may permit the carrier to limit its liability for death and personal injury, loss of and damage to luggage and delay. Insofar as Silversea may have any liability to the guests in respect of carriage by air, it shall be determined accordingly. Copies of these conventions are available from Silversea on request.

12.5 To the extent that Regulation A (as defined in 12.6) does not apply, carriage of passengers and their luggage by sea and the liability of carriers in the event of accidents is governed by the Athens Convention 1974 as subsequently amended or modified (the “Athens Convention”). So far as applicable, the Athens Convention is expressly incorporated into these Terms and Conditions and any liability of Silversea and/or SCL for death or personal injury or for loss of or damage to luggage arising out of carriage by sea shall be determined accordingly. In most cases, the Athens Convention limits the carrier’s liability for death or personal injury or loss of or damage to luggage and makes special provision for valuables. The Athens Convention presumes that luggage has been delivered undamaged to the guests unless written notice is given to Silversea and/or SCL (as carrier):

a) in the case of apparent damage, before or at the time of disembarkation or redelivery; or

b) in the case of damage which is not apparent or of loss, within 15 days from the date of disembarkation or redelivery or from the time when such redelivery should have taken place.

Any damages payable by Silversea and/or SCL up to the Athens Convention limits shall be reduced in proportion to any contributory negligence by the guest and by the maximum deductible specified in Article 8 (4) of the Athens Convention. Copies of the Athens Convention are available from Silversea on request.

12.6 Carriage of passengers and their luggage by sea and the liability of carriers in the event of accidents is governed by EC Regulation No. 392/2009 of the European Parliament and of the Council of 23 April 2009 on the liability of carriers of passengers by sea in the event of accidents as subsequently amended or modified (“Regulation A”). Passengers’ rights when travelling by sea and inland waterway are governed by EU Regulation No. 1177/2010 of the Parliament and of the Council of 24 November 2010 concerning the rights of passengers when travelling by sea and inland waterway and amending Regulation (EC) No. 2006/2004 as subsequently amended or modified (“Regulation B”). (Regulation A and Regulation B shall, where the context permits, be referred to as the “Regulations”.) The Regulations are expressly incorporated into these Terms and Conditions and any liability of Silversea and/or SCL for death or personal injury, or concerning the rights of passengers in relation to non-discrimination, cancellation or delay shall be determined accordingly. The global limitation of liability available under Article 5 of

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Regulation A and the Exceptions and special conditions, and Exemptions available under Articles 8 and 20, respectively, of Regulation B, shall apply in respect of any damages payable by Silversea and/or SCL or to reduce or exclude Silversea’s and/or SCL’s liability as appropriate. Copies of the Regulations are available from Silversea upon request.

12.7 Insofar as Silversea and/or SCL may be liable to guests in respect of claims arising out of carriage by air or carriage by sea, Silversea and/or SCL shall be entitled to all the rights, defences, immunities and limitations available, respectively, to the actual air carrier (including his own terms and conditions of carriage) and under the Athens Convention, and nothing in these Terms and Conditions shall be deemed a surrender thereof. To the extent that any provision in these Terms and Conditions is made null and void by the Warsaw Convention, the Montreal Convention or the Athens Convention or any legislation compulsorily applicable or is otherwise unenforceable, it shall be void to that extent but no further.

12.8 Insofar as the Holiday or any part of it may be performed on a vessel not owned by Silversea and/or SCL, it is agreed that Silversea and SCL, as the case may be, shall at all times nevertheless be deemed a vessel owner for the purposes of the Convention on Limitation of Liability for Maritime Claims 1976, whether as amended by the Protocol of

1996 or otherwise and as in force in any relevant jurisdiction from time to time, and so entitled to limit liability.

12.9 Except for claims arising out of carriage by air (as provided by 12.4), any liability in respect of death and personal injury and loss of and damage to luggage which Silversea and/or SCL may incur to guests, whether under the Holiday Contract in accordance with these Terms and Conditions or otherwise, shall always be subject to the limits of liability contained in either the Athens Convention or Regulation A.

12.10 Notwithstanding anything to the contrary elsewhere in these Terms and Conditions, neither Silversea nor SCL shall in any circumstances be liable for any loss or anticipated loss of profits, loss of revenue, loss of use, loss of contract or other opportunity nor for any other consequential or indirect loss or damage of a similar nature.

13. DATA PROTECTION

13.1 To enable Silversea and/or SCL to fulfil their obligations under the Holiday Contract, Silversea and/or SCL each require personal information relating to each guest including but without limitation to the guest’s name, address, gender, citizenship, dietary requirements which may disclose the guests’ religious beliefs, any health, or medical condition, any disability, or any other special needs, to process the guests’ reservation effectively. Silversea and/or SCL may pass this information on to other relevant persons such as travel agents, hotels, airlines or other transport providers, security and/or credit verification companies, credit and debit card companies or any governmental or public authorities, either as required by law or regulation or, if required by such other bodies. Without such information it may not be possible for Silversea and/or SCL to fulfil their respective obligations under the Holiday Contract. Except as provided below, each guest expressly consents to such transfers of information, including to other countries outside the European Economic Area. Should any guests object to such transfer, they must notify Silversea in writing as soon as possible and in any event no later than twenty one (21) days prior to the scheduled sailing date.

13.2 Silversea and/or SCL may also circulate a passenger list to all guests during every voyage, which will include the names and nationality of each guest. Any guest who objects to their name appearing on this list should notify Silversea in writing.

13.3 Silversea has the right to use photographic or video images of guests taken on board the Vessel during the Holiday for marketing or other purposes, unless guests specifically requests that his or her image not be used for such purposes.

14. COMPLAINTS AND CLAIMS

14.1 All guests must raise any Holiday complaints, including, without limitation, any failure to provide a service forming part of the Holiday or any Additional Service or any property damage or loss or injury, illness or death of a guest, immediately with Silversea and confirm this in writing at the earliest possible opportunity. If any complaint arises

during the Holiday which might give rise to a claim it must be notified immediately to the Vessel or hotel management or airline staff and written notice must be given to Silversea as soon as possible and in any event within two (2) months (or, if a shorter period is prescribed under the applicable international convention then within that period) from the date on which the service was performed or when it should have been performed or when the property damage or loss or injury, illness or death occurred. Within one (1) month of receipt of the complaint, Silversea or SCL will give notice to the Guest that his complaint has been substantiated, rejected or is still being considered. Silversea will provide the final reply to the complaint within two (2) months of receipt of the complaint.

14.2 In any event, unless a longer period is provided for by force of law, proceedings in respect of any claim must be brought within two (2) years of the end of the Holiday, failing which neither Silversea nor SCL nor any other party involved in the supply of services in connection with the Holiday Contract shall be under any liability to the guests.

14.3 Silversea and SCL are members of a travel industry association. Some limited disputes may, subject to agreement between the guests and Silversea or SCL, as the case may be, be referred to arbitration or conciliation under a scheme arranged by said association. The scheme does not apply to claims arising out of injury or illness, and an application for arbitration (if agreed) should normally be made within nine (9) months of the end of the Holiday. Nothing in this clause 14.3 shall oblige the parties to the Holiday Contract to refer any dispute to arbitration or conciliation as mentioned above.

14.4 Each Holiday Contract and any dispute or claim arising out of or in connection with it, its subject matter or formation (including non-contractual disputes) shall be governed and construed in accordance with English law and any such disputes or claims arising hereunder which cannot be resolved directly between the parties shall be referred to the exclusive jurisdiction of the High Court of Justice in London.

14.5 The address for service of proceedings hereunder is: Silversea Cruises (UK) Ltd

Level 3, The Asticus Building

21 Palmer Street, London SW1H 0AD United Kingdom

15. SILVERSEA AIR PROGRAMME

15.1 Where applicable guests may book flights in connection with the Holiday through the Silversea Air Programme, which includes roundtrip Economy Class air transportation from select gateways and transfers between the airport and pier on the day of embarkation / disembarkation, unless otherwise indicated. Notwithstanding that Silversea may facilitate the guests’ participation in the Silversea Air Programme, the Silversea Air Programme does not form part of the Holiday Contract and is subject to the terms of a separate and severable contract between the (i) each guest and (ii) Silversea and/or the relevant air carrier, which terms shall be supplied separately on or before the time of booking.

15.2 Fares for a Holiday embarking and/or disembarking in Ushuaia, Argentina include Economy Class air service between Buenos Aires and Ushuaia plus transfers between Ushuaia airport/pier on day of embark/debark (hereinafter referred to as the “Ushuaia Charter”). Fares for a Holiday embarking and/or disembarking in Longyearbyen, Norway include Economy Class charter air service between Oslo (or other European gateway as designated by Silversea), and Longyearbyen plus transfers between Longyearbyen airport/pier on day of embark/debark. (hereinafter referred to as the “Longyearbyen Charter”). Fares for voyages embarking and/or disembarking in Churchill, Canada include Economy Class charter air service between Winnipeg, Canada (or other gateway city as designated by Silversea) and Churchill plus transfers between Churchill airport/pier on day of embark/debark. (hereinafter referred to as the “Churchill Charter”). (Ushuaia Charter, Longyearbyen Charter, and Churchill Charter shall, where the context permits, be referred to as the “Air Charter Package”). If applicable to the Holiday, purchase of an Air Charter Package is required for all guests regardless of flight utilisation, may only be cancelled upon complete cancellation of the cruise reservation, and is 100% non-refundable 70-0 days prior to the initial embarkation date. Flight origination & flight times are subject to change without notice. Not included in the Air Charter Packages are port charges; government fees and taxes; transportation pre and/or post-cruise to and/or from the applicable originating airport, unless otherwise specified. Air Charter Package flights are all Economy

Class and upgrades are not offered. Passengers will be automatically invoiced and the applicable Air Charter Package will be displayed as a separate line item.

15.3 The Silversea Air Programme is optional and includes roundtrip economy air transportation from select gateways and transfers between the airport and pier on day of embarkation/disembarkation, unless otherwise indicated. The Silversea Air Programme add-on may be requested in Economy Plus, Business class or First class, and may only be confirmed subject to availability and upon additional payment by Passenger of the applicable airfare for the class of service purchased. For those guests purchasing the Silversea Air Programme and embarking and/or disembarking a Holiday in Ushuaia, Argentina, Longyearbyen, Norway, or Churchill, Canada the relevant Air Charter Package is included in the Silversea Air Programme fare. In the event a guest cancels the Silversea Air Programme and not their cruise reservation, guest will be required to purchase the Charter as referenced above.

15.4 The Silversea Air Programme is subject to availability at the time of booking. In the event airlines raise their rates and/or impose surcharges, Silversea reserves the right to increase the Silversea Air Programme package rates to pass along these increases to the guest, in accordance with clauses 15.5 and 15.6 below and the provisions of the Additional Services contract.

DEVIATION CHARGES AND ADMINISTRATIVE FEES

15.5 Guests wishing to make a change to their confirmed air schedule at any time prior to departure will incur such fees and charges as the airline supplier may impose (“Deviation Charges”) as well as a non-refundable administrative fee per guest of £50,

€100 or US$100 (according to the currency in which the Silversea Air Programme was booked).

CANCELLATION FEES

15.6 Guests wishing to cancel their confirmed air schedule may incur cancellation charges in addition to any applicable cruise penalty, Deviation Charges and the non- refundable administrative fee incurred as a result of any request to make a change to a confirmed air schedule. Where cancellation occurs from 90 – 71 days prior to the initial sailing date, an administrative fee per guest of £50, €100 or US$100 (according to the currency in which the Silversea Air Programme was booked) will be charged. Where cancellation occurs from 70 – 0 days prior to the initial sailing date the cancellation charge will include up to 100% of the cost of the Silversea Air Programme and any charges or fees imposed by the airline supplier together with, in every case, an administrative fee per guest of £50, €100 or US$100 (according to the currency in which the Silversea Air Programme was booked) and any cruise cancellation charge as set out in clause 5.2 above.

15.7 (Only applicable to UK departures excluding the Channel Islands, Isle of Man and Republic of Ireland) All the flights and flight-inclusive holidays are financially protected by the ATOL scheme. When guests pay for a booking that includes a flight accommodation component they will be supplied with an ATOL Certificate. The guest should request a copy of the ATOL Certificate and check to ensure its accuracy and more specifically confirm that all items booked (flights, hotels and other services) are listed. For further information about financial protection and the ATOL certificate go to:www.atol.org.uk/ATOLCertificate.

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FROM CURE TO CARE... A MISSION OF LOVEThe Maruzza Lefebvre D’Ovidio Foundation is an independent, family-run charity, established by Antonio and Eugenia Lefebvre D’Ovidio following the loss of Maruzza, their eldest daughter, in 1989.

On behalf of the Maruzza Foundation and the entire Lefebvre D’Ovidio family, I wish to express my most sincere gratitude for the opportunity to share Maruzza’s dream with you. Her vision and her voice inspires us to continue, and we trust, with the help and support of those who believe and participate in our mission, we can improve the lives of so many seriously ill individuals and their families.

Silvia Lefebvre D’Ovidio Chairman, Maruzza Lefebvre D’Ovidio Foundation

Antonio and Eugenia passionately took up the vocation to aid people suffering the same fate as their daughter. Her vision became their deepest desire — to provide assistance and care for incurable patients, with consideration and respect for their moral principles, dignity and quality of life — bringing light to Maruzza’s dream.

Silversea is proud to support the dedicated efforts of this non-profit organisation and to honour the memory of Maruzza, the beloved sister of Silversea’s Chairman, Manfredi Lefebvre D’Ovidio.

Under the leadership of Silvia Lefebvre D’Ovidio, Maruzza’s sister, the Foundation works together with local government organisations assembling specialised networks to promote excellence and equity in the provision of palliative care and support for persons affected by life-threatening or life-limiting conditions and their families, regardless of age, cultural, social and economic background.

Today, a major part of its energy and resources is dedicated to palliative care for children, babies and adolescents affected by incurable illness. For these young patients in particular, it is essential that they spend their days in familiar surroundings where all their physical, emotional, social and spiritual needs can be properly addressed, able to live their lives free from unnecessary pain and suffering.

Silversea has established a fundraising programme that promotes awareness of this important cause and allows Silversea guests to share in the Maruzza Foundation’s mission.

For more information or to make a private donation, please visit maruzza.org

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