Silversea announces an extensive array of voyages for 2026, promising a blend of luxury and enriching travel experiences.
Travellers can choose from 160 diverse itineraries, designed to explore cultural and historical treasures across the globe.
Silversea has unveiled a robust lineup of 160 ocean voyages for 2026, offering travellers an expansive range of destinations and experiences. These itineraries span across 150 destinations in 33 countries, showcasing five maiden calls and visits to 99 UNESCO World Heritage sites. Travellers can embark on journeys that enrich their understanding of culture and history, starting from March 15 and ending on December 9, 2026.
One of the standout offerings is the Silver Spirit’s 50-day Grand Voyage. Departing from Lisbon on September 18, 2026, the cruise will visit 40 destinations across 12 countries. This itinerary allows passengers to explore 48 UNESCO-listed sites and enjoy overnight stays in Malaga, Livorno, and Istanbul. The journey culminates in Piraeus (Athens) on November 7, 2026. This voyage combines cultural immersion with leisure and luxury.
Silversea is dedicating six ships to an extended Mediterranean season, featuring 102 voyages covering 79 destinations. Silver Nova and Silver Ray, the line’s newest ships, will embark on 50 combinable journeys, offering the opportunity to visit smaller ports such as Saint Tropez, Portofino, and Rijeka. These ships are designed to deliver a luxurious experience with an authentic regional focus. Guests will have the unique chance to witness the glamour of Monaco during the Grand Prix.
From May to October 2026, Silver Dawn and Silver Spirit will operate 25 voyages in Northern Europe and the British Isles. These cruises provide access to the quintessential landscapes and cultural riches of the region. Passengers can explore the historic shores and vibrant cities, indulging in the serene beauty of the European summer.
Silversea’s Alaskan programme will feature two ships, offering 30 voyages to 13 destinations from May through September 2026. Silver Moon and Silver Whisper will provide intimate access to smaller destinations like Valdez. Highlights include a glacier trek at Mendenhall Glacier and wildlife spotting in Stephen’s Passage. Pre and post-cruise experiences include the iconic Rocky Mountaineer, enhancing these journeys’ appeal.
To capture the vibrant autumn colours, Silversea has planned four voyages on the Silver Shadow, from September to November 2026. Travellers will explore the Saguenay Fjord and Nova Scotia’s scenic coastline, with stops in small ports like Charlottetown. These autumn voyages offer a blend of natural beauty and cultural exploration.
Silversea is offering an enticing promotion for bookings made before October 31, 2024, with savings of £2,400 per suite on all-inclusive fares. A reduced deposit of 15% makes these luxury cruises more accessible. Bert Hernandez, Silversea’s president, noted: “Utilising our destination expertise, honed over 30 years, we have curated these sailings to coincide with the world’s iconic events and experiences.”
Silversea’s 2026 offerings reflect a rich tapestry of destinations and experiences, crafted for the discerning traveller.
With every voyage promising luxury and immersion, Silversea stands poised to redefine ocean travel.
