More than 200 cruises will visit more than 500 destinations on seven continents. Among the highlights are the new Fare Guarantee Program and Silver Privilege fares.
For a limited time on most 2014 voyages, guests can save an additional 10% when combining two or more consecutive voyages.
Also noteworthy for 2014 are
Silver Whisper’s 113-day World Cruise, three voyages that feature extended stays in Myanmar, and
Silver Explorer’s first-ever expedition cruises through the Northwest Passage, the Russian Far East, Japan, South Pacific and French Polynesia.
Plus, Silversea is offering 95 new ports of call, which include 83 just for Silver Explorer.
Collectively, the line’s other ships will offer 12 new destinations -- Melilla and Almeria, Spain; Haugesund, Norway; Eskifjordur and Djupivogur, Iceland; Koror, Palau; Ponce, Puerto Rico; Sept-Îles and Trois-Rivières, Québec, Canada; Alotau, Papua New Guinea; Kavala, Greece; and Trujillo (Banana Coast), Honduras.
The schedule and fares for new new
Silver Galapagos will be available when the expedition cruises open for sale in the coming weeks.
The
2014 World Cruise departs Jan. 6 from Los Angeles and will visit 54 destinations in 29 countries, with 12 overnight stays. Following a westward path across the Pacific,
Silver Whisper will call on Polynesia and lands Down Under, including Hawaii, Samoa, Tonga, Australia and New Zealand. From there, it will sail up to the remote island of Koror and then head west to spend a month exploring China, Japan, Vietnam, Thailand, Singapore, India and three days in Myanmar. Silver Whisper will conclude the global tour in Barcelona.
In a
first for Silversea, the luxury expedition ship
Silver Explorer will sail the Northwest Passage, the famed shipping route that connects the Atlantic and Pacific oceans through the Canadian Arctic. The ship also will embark on its first-ever voyages to the Russian Far East, Japan, South Pacific and French Polynesia.
Source:
TravelPulse
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