*Overland experiences are optional, at a charge and subject to availability.
THURSDAY, 5 JANUARY 2028, EMBARK SILVER SHADOW
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05 Jan 28 Miami, Florida 19:00
06 Jan 28 Day at Sea
07 Jan 28 Day at Sea
08 Jan 28 Day at Sea
09 Jan 28 Jost Van Dyke 08:00 18:30
10 Jan 28 Gustavia 08:00 21:30
11 Jan 28 Day at Sea
12 Jan 28 Willemstad 08:00 22:00
13 Jan 28 Kralendijk 08:00 18:00
14 Jan 28 Day at Sea
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15 Jan 28 Cartagena 07:00 23:00
16 Jan 28 Day at Sea
17 Jan 28 Panama Canal Transit 05:30 18:30
17 Jan 28 Fuerte Amador 19:00
18 Jan 28 Fuerte Amador 18:00
19 Jan 28 Day at Sea
20 Jan 28 Day at Sea
21 Jan 28 Manta 08:00 18:00
22 Jan 28 Day at Sea
23 Jan 28 Day at Sea
24 Jan 28 Callao (Lima) 08:00 22:00
25 Jan 28 Day at Sea
26 Jan 28 Day at Sea
27 Jan 28 Day at Sea
28 Jan 28 Valparaiso 13:30 CHAPTER 3
29 Jan 28 Valparaiso 19:00
30 Jan 28 Day at Sea
31 Jan 28 Day at Sea
01 Feb 28 Puerto Montt 08:00 18:00
02 Feb 28 Castro 07:30 17:00 03 Feb 28 Day at Sea 04 Feb 28 Cruise Chilean Fjords 05 Feb 28 Punta Arenas 08:00 20:00 06 Feb 28 Day at Sea
07 Feb 28 Ushuaia 08:00 18:00
08 Feb 28 Day at Sea
09 Feb 28 Port Stanley 08:00 18:00
10 Feb 28 Day at Sea
11 Feb 28 Day at Sea
12 Feb 28 Puerto Madryn 08:00 17:00
13 Feb 28 Day at Sea
14 Feb 28 Day at Sea 15 Feb 28 Buenos Aires 07:00
CHAPTER 4 16 Feb 28 Buenos Aires 18:00 17 Feb 28 Montevideo 08:00 22:00 18 Feb 28 Punta del Este 08:00 23:00 19 Feb 28 Day at Sea
20 Feb 28 Day at Sea 21 Feb 28 Porto Belo 08:00 18:00
22 Feb 28 Paranagua 08:00 17:00
23 Feb 28 Ilhabela 09:00 22:00
24 Feb 28 Ilha Grande 08:00 18:00
25 Feb 28 Buzios 08:00 18:00
26 Feb 28 Rio de Janeiro 08:00
CHAPTER 5
27 Feb 28 Rio de Janeiro
28 Feb 28 Rio de Janeiro 23:00
29 Feb 28 Day at Sea
01 Mar 28 Day at Sea
02 Mar 28 Salvador de Bahia 08:00 18:00
03 Mar 28 Day at Sea
04 Mar 28 Day at Sea
05 Mar 28 Day at Sea
06 Mar 28 Day at Sea
07 Mar 28 Day at Sea
08 Mar 28 Jamestown 08:00 18:00
09 Mar 28 Day at Sea
10 Mar 28 Day at Sea
11 Mar 28 Day at Sea
ABU DHABI DESERT, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
An Ode to the Moment
Explore the customs and cultures of remote places and remarkable people.
In a world that spins ever faster, slowing down is revolutionary. The defiance of time in pursuit of timeless on a journey free from hurry. Where you can just be. Entranced by a place. Lost in a landscape. Locked into the senses. Given the chance to look a little closer, linger longer, laugh a little louder. Discover the joy of life in the moment on our Silversea World Cruise 2028. You’ll voyage across five continents on board the intimate Silver Shadow, offering unrivaled access to hidden harbors and faraway lands. From the prehistoric glaciers of Chile to the futuristic skyscrapers of Dubai, journey at a pace that lets you feel the pulse of each destination. Uncover legends of lost cities. Learn the ways of the locals. Dance until dawn at Rio’s Carnaval. In every sight, sound, and sensation lies an invitation to celebrate the poetry of presence.
A POETIC PRELUDE
MIAMI, FLORIDA
MIAMI
January 4, 2028
Set against the backdrop of a dazzling five-star Miami hotel, this elegant soirée mirrors the magnificent journey ahead — from South America’s vibrant beats to the Mediterranean’s enchanting shores. Enjoy world-class cuisine and captivating entertainment as you join fellow guests in raising a glass to the adventures that await, sharing the first of countless memorable moments. Overnight accommodations and transfers ensure your World Cruise begins with the legendary service and style for which Silversea is known.
CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA
CHAPTER 1
From Miami to Cartagena
ANTHEM OF THE TROPICS
Your journey begins with the tranquil flow of the Atlantic, where waves and wind lull you into a state of serene anticipation. A warm breeze hints at what’s to come. The epitome of sun-drenched wonder, as dreamy beach days turn into sacred pool nights. The treasures hidden deep below tumbling waterfalls. The exploration, relaxation, and celebration of it all. Here, there is no worry — there is no hurry. There is only the simple bliss of now.
MIAMI
From Miami to Cartagena
As you near the Caribbean Sea, sparkling azure waters welcome you to a world of tropical splendor. Where you’ll walk among flamingos and swim beside sea turtles. Hike scenic trails through lush landscapes to the secluded beaches of St. Barts. Discover rare wildlife while kayaking through the mangrove forests of Bonaire. Stroll the candy-colored streets of Curaçao’s capital before visiting its iconic floating market. This ballad of island culture comes to an exhilarating crescendo in the walled city of Cartagena, where art, history, and free spirits meld into mesmerizing harmony.
Jost Van Dyke
Gustavia
Kralendijk
Willemstad
CARTAGENA
WILLEMSTAD, CURAÇAO
KRALENDIJK, BONAIRE
CARTAGENA, COLOMBIA
JAN 12
Beyond the palm-fringed beaches and crystalline waters, Curaçao is revered for its signature blend of Caribbean and European influences. Explore the city center of Willemstad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site brimming with Dutch charm, warm smiles, and centuries of history. This multifaceted city is home to kaleidoscopic reefs, liqueur distilleries, and the oldest synagogue in the Americas. Whether you’re looking to unwind or explore, Curaçao delivers the perfect balance of culture and adventure.
JAN 13
A haven for nature enthusiasts, divers, and sunworshippers alike, Bonaire’s capital city beckons with tropical marvels. Surrounded by the largest underwater marine park in the Caribbean, this quaint island is home to countless wonders from pristine beaches to colorful palaces of coral. Discover the diverse ecosystems both underwater and above it, as you venture through the mangrove forest of Lac Bay, come face-to-face with sea turtles, and breathe in the beauty of life in Bonaire.
JAN 15
Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1984, Cartagena is known for its historical character and modern spirit. The city’s strategic location made it an essential stop from Europe to the West Indies during the time of naval exploration. Discover vestiges of this era in the fortresses, monuments, and well-preserved colonial buildings of Cartagena’s Old Town. Be sure to stroll through the narrow, art-draped streets of Getsemaní, where charm, charisma, and culture captivate in equal measure.
EMBERA, PANAMA
CHAPTER 2
From Cartagena to Valparaíso
REIGN OF THE RAINFOREST
Welcome to nature in full bloom. To a world bursting with life in vivid color. A plant kingdom ruled by rushing waterfalls, orchids as tall as humans, and mountains painted a thousand shades of green. A region of bamboo groves and winding brooks, of hummingbirds and butterflies, of stilted villages and stone temples — where the rainforest reigns supreme. Where toucans sing from guava trees above and rivers echo through sacred valleys below. Where emerald canopies shelter all forms of life and ancient rituals preserve ancestorial legacies. Discover the indigenous communities, endemic creatures, and exotic flora that thrive in this lush part of the world.
CARTAGENA
From Cartagena to Valparaíso
Towering gates open to reveal the historical Panama Canal — the world’s only waterway where East becomes West. Take a moment to marvel, as vast locks elevate Silver Shadow 85 feet above sea level into Gatun Lake. Let the rainforest air awaken your senses as you enter Central America.
VALPARAISO
Explore archaeological ruins at Panamá Viejo, an early European settlement and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Just outside of Manta, take a dip in the crystalline waters of the San Lorenzo waterfalls. And beyond Lima’s dynamic epicenter, discover unique Amazonian wonders showcased at Parque de las Leyendas. When you take the time to wander, mother nature reveals herself in all her majesty.
PANAMA CITY, PANAMA
Panama Canal Transit Fuerte Amador
Callao (Lima)
Manta
FUERTE AMADOR (PANAMA CITY), PANAMA
MANTA, ECUADOR
CALLAO (LIMA), PERU
JAN 17 - 18
Expect incredible morning views as you arrive at the port for Panama City. Amidst lush scenery, the city shines in gold as the sun rises above it. And with an overnight, you’ll have ample time to bask in the glow. Casco Antiguo, with its colonial grandeur, is a mustvisit UNESCO site. Hike through Soberanía National Park to meet toucans, sloths, and monkeys. Venture deeper inland to explore the rainforest villages of the Emberá people, who will, undoubtedly, be thrilled to share their stories, wisdom, and way of life.
JAN 21
A modern metropolis of beachside promenades, high rises, and city slickers, Manta is one of Ecuador’s major economic hubs. This city has a giant tuna statue welcoming visitors, so it’s no surprise that seafood is high on everybody’s list of important things. Also high on that list is the Archaeological Museum of the Central Bank of Manta with its ceramics collection dating back to 800 A.D. South of Manta, the Pacoche Wildlife Refuge beckons with the perfume of palo santo and the promise of untamed beauty.
JAN 24
At the edge of Lima, the port city of Callao offers a range of unique coastal experiences along Peru’s Pacific shore. Sunshine splashes through rocky outcrops as you explore the rugged Palmino Islands, meeting rare wildlife from Andean condors to bottlenose dolphins. Stroll through Lima’s Barranco district, where art, history, and the flavors of the Amazon rainforest come alive in local markets and cafes. End your visit with a sizzling plate of lomo saltado and a refreshing pisco sour.
OVERLAND | BEST OF BOLIVIAN ART | JAN 24 - 27
Embark on an Overland journey to the thriving arts scene of Bolivia. Enjoy a scenic driving safari from La Paz to the Bolivian Salt Flats, meeting some eccentric artists along the way. Visit renowned galleries and installations that display a rich tapestry of Andean mythology, colonial history, and modern-day creativity.*
* This is an optional Overland Experience available for an additional cost. Participation in Overland Experiences is subject to availability and may require advance booking.
World Cruise Event
A GARDEN OF MOMENTS
CALLAO
January 24, 2028
In the enchanted gardens of the Pedro de Osma Museum, time slows to the cadence of Peru’s ancestral rhythms. As twilight embraces the colonial mansion’s open-air courtyard, each moment becomes a celebration of presence. Here, you will sip handcrafted pisco sours as Afro-Peruvian music tantalizes the senses. Traditional cuisine whispers tales of the Andes and the Amazon, each bite a window into history, an awakening to the nuances of Peru’s cultural soul.
CHAPTER 3
From Valparaíso to Buenos Aires
LANDS OF FIRE AND ICE
In South America’s southernmost region, you’ll discover an extraordinary crossroads of flame and frost. Where snowcapped volcanoes pierce the sky, and hot springs bubble in the shadow of icebergs. Bright blue glaciers line soaring mountains, bathing in the glow of fiery sunsets. Penguins waddle along icy shores while whales leap from the depths of the Southern Ocean, all joining in the dance of untamed elements. A dance mirrored by the region’s lively culture. These lands of stark contrasts reveal a breathtaking portrait of nature’s duality — the convergence of earth’s most dramatic extremes.
VALPARAISO
BUENOS AIRES
From Valparaíso to Buenos Aires
After a glorious night in the bohemian city of Valparaíso, you’ll continue south to experience the wonders of Patagonia by land and sea. Marvel at the volcanoes of Puerto Montt and hike to the glaciers at the End of the World, in Tierra del Fuego.
Discover the region’s flavors in seafood stews and charcoal-grilled meats. Sail through the Chilean fjords and meet some of the thousands of penguins who rule the Falkland Islands, a new destination for a Silversea World Cruise. From there, head to the UNESCO listed Valdés Peninsula of Puerto Madryn. And then you’re off to the land of passion and romance, Buenos Aires.
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
Puerto Montt
Puerto Madryn Castro
Punta Arenas
Ushuaia
Port Stanley
VALPARAÍSO, CHILE
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
JAN 28 - 29
Inspiring centuries of creativity, this port city has long captured the imaginations of poets, musicians, and artists alike. Hop on a funicular and soar above steep hills embellished with a unique blend of Spanish and Art Deco architecture and colorful clifftop homes. Spend your day wandering into craft markets, vintage boutiques, and artisanal coffee shops in the city’s UNESCO listed historic quarter. As the sun goes down, discover a vibrant nightlife scene where live music beckons from every corner.
FEB 5
Nestled at the edge of the world, Punta Arenas abounds with natural wonders, rich flavors, and fascinating history. Delve into the age of discovery at the Museo Nao Victoria, offering a glimpse into the voyages that shaped the world. Take in the sweeping views from Cerro de la Cruz, extending to the Strait of Magellan. Follow in the footsteps of legendary explorers as you roam the highlands of this rugged tundra. And be sure to try the local seafood, a wonder unto itself.
FEB 15 - 16
Sensual and soulful, the Argentine capital is an irresistibly romantic city that blends old-world charm with golden-age glamour. Famed for steamy tango duets and expertly seared steaks, Buenos Aires delivers a fiery fiesta for the senses. Immerse yourself in culture, from the historical Plaza de Mayo to the artistic Palermo Soho. An overnight stay grants you the freedom to experience the city’s magic after dark — at iconic wine bars, traditional steakhouses, and intimate milongas.
OVERLAND | MAGIC OF THE FALLS | FEB 12 - 14
Upon arrival at Puerto Madryn, embark on an optional Overland Experience that shows you the Brazilian side of the majestic Iguazu Falls. Spend three luxurious nights surrounded by the majesty of the Falls in the Hotel das Cataratas, offering unrivaled access to this spectacular force of nature.*
*This is an optional Overland Experience available for an additional cost. Participation in Overland Experiences is subject to availability and may require advance booking.
PUNTA ARENAS, CHILE
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
CHAPTER 4
From Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro
THE BEAT OF TRADITION
In this corner of the world, the native tongue is one that predates language. Its legacy unfolds in songs that transcend time. Rhythms carrying centuries of stories. Beats of passion and pride, of resilience and revelry. Be it small town or sprawling city, the music of love and lore pours out of kitchens and courtyards and cafes. The streets come alive in a composition of living history. The clapping of hands and clicking of heels. Samba dancers twirling to the percussions of marching bands as tango partners move as one across a stage. With each step, each note, and each pulse, the heartbeat of tradition calls upon you.
RIO DE JANEIRO
Ilhabela
Paranagua
Porto Belo
BUENOS AIRES
From Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro
From the boutique wineries of Punta del Este to the secluded islands of Paranaguá, uncover innumerable wonders hiding beneath the surface of mainstream tourism. This chapter is anything but mainstream. As you continue up the east coast of South America, wander the cobbled streets of Búzios, a coastal town hailed as the St. Tropez of Brazil. Explore the breathtaking UNESCO biosphere reserve of Ilhabela, renowned for its enchanting beaches and outstanding seafood. Feel the tempo build into unbridled exhilaration as you are swept into a celebration of epic proportions in Rio de Janeiro.
PUNTA DEL ESTE, URUGUAY
Montevideo
Punta del Este
Ilha Grande
Buzios
MONTEVIDEO, URUGUAY
PARANAGUÁ, BRAZIL
RIO DE JANEIRO, BRAZIL
FEB 17
Recognized as a UNESCO Creative City, Montevideo has a deep-rooted history of artistic expression — evident in its extraordinary murals, literary cafes, and historical theaters. The city’s heritage as one of the birthplaces of tango only adds to its allure. From the iconic Teatro Solís, one of the oldest and most beautiful theaters in South America, to the bustling Mercado del Puerto, where rhythms of candombe fill the air, Montevideo pulses with the lifeblood of artists, artisans, and visionaries.
FEB 22
In one of Brazil’s oldest cities, you’ll unlock a treasure trove of history — from well-preserved architecture to long-standing traditions. The waterways of Paranaguá wind through verdant forests, revealing the area’s abundant wildlife and plant species. This lively port serves as the gateway to several breathtaking islands, including the remarkable Ilha do Mel, or Honey Island. Serene and pristine, the island provides a rare glimpse into a world of untouched beauty where cars are forbidden, and nature takes center stage.
FEB 26 - 28
Between its infinite beaches, lush mountains, and electrifying energy, it’s no wonder Rio de Janeiro is called the Marvelous City. Climb Mount Corcovado to behold Christ the Redeemer, one of the new Seven World Wonders. Then, spend two nights reveling in the rhythm of a place where celebration is a way of life. Follow the beat of sultry samba from beachside discos to the glittering parades of Rio’s Carnaval, which you, of course, get to enjoy from a private box in the center of it all.
Exclusive World Cruise Event
A FESTIVAL OF JOY
CARNAVAL, RIO DE JANEIRO
RIO DE JANEIRO
February 2028
Time dissolves into pure sensation as the pulsing heart of Rio’s Carnaval beats through the legendary Sambódromo to the unifying tempo of steel drums and cymbals. With cocktails flowing and churrasco sizzling, join in the all-night celebrations from preferred seating affording front box views alongside this famed runway of motion and magic. Surrender to the hypnotic rhythms of countless feet and the shimmer of sequins catching starlight. This is Rio at its most enthralling — a celebration of joy, where every moment demands to be lived completely.
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
CHAPTER 5
From Rio de Janeiro to Cape Town
THE SANDS OF TIME
These are lands where moments stretch like shadows across an infinite desert. Etched in grains of sand are stories of prosperity and perseverance, of the whaling era and the diamond rush, of Napolean’s influence and Mandela’s legacy. In dunes of gold sienna and honey caramel, velvety peaks and pockets reveal the fingerprints of time. Follow the trails of history across plains of fine quartz, weathered granite, and volcanic rock collecting centuries of sun. Discover the ports where cultural identities took root and ancient traditions found new expression.
RIO DE JANEIRO
From Rio de Janeiro to Cape Town
Conclude your time in South America by immersing yourself in the European, African, and Amerindian cultures of Brazil’s first capital. Discover impeccably preserved Renaissance buildings in the UNESCO listed historic center of Salvador de Bahia. Then, set sail for the west coast of Africa. Marvel at some of the world’s tallest sand dunes in the Namib desert.
Uncover the unusual history of Lüderitz, a quaint seaside town framed by vast plains of uncharted beauty. Learn about the life and legacy of Nelson Mandela as you visit Cape Town’s most notable landmarks and museums. Multiple overnights allow you to delve deeper into the rich offerings of this extraordinary region.
LUDERITZ, NAMIBIA
CAPE TOWN
Luderitz
Walvis Bay
Salvador de Bahia
Jamestown, St. Helena
JAMESTOWN, ST. HELENA
MAR 8
As one of the world’s most remote inhabited islands, Jamestown is a place where time stands still. Tucked in a valley between volcanic cliffs, this hidden outpost is home to historical sites, endemic wildlife, and striking landscapes. Battle-worn cannons scattered across the island serve as reminders of its military past. The meticulously preserved rooms of Longwood House, where Napolean Bonaparte spent his final years, offer a fascinating glimpse into the fallen emperor’s time on the island.
MAR 12 - 13
Desert meets ocean in the coastal oasis of Walvis Bay, where you’ll meet some of the continent’s most flamboyant wildlife. Encounter flocks of flamingos wading through the protected, sapphire waters of Walvis Bay Lagoon. Namibia’s fishing capital is a renowned paradise for bird lovers, and a delight for seafood connoisseurs. Local delicacies include kingklip, angel fish, and the prized rock lobster. Just beyond the bay, Dune 7 towers over it all, proudly earning its title as the tallest sand dune in Africa.
MAR 16 - 18
Take a few days to absorb the rugged beauty, cosmopolitan energy, and complex history of South Africa’s Mother City. Trace Nelson Mandela’s journey to freedom — from Robben Island to City Hall. Stories of struggle and strength are poignantly captured in local museums where art and artifacts reveal the intricate layers of this city’s cultural identity. Head north to frolic through wildflower fields in the UNESCO listed Cape Floral Region, then tour the famed vineyards of the neighboring Cape Winelands.
OVERLAND | A NIGHT ON TABLE MOUNTAIN |
MAR 16 - 17
After a day of exploration, retreat to lavish tents for a night of stargazing at the summit of Table Mountain, overlooking Cape Town’s twinkling skyline and the vast ocean beyond. Drift off into blissful sleep, serenaded by the soothing sounds of nature in this once-in-a-lifetime optional Overland Experience*
* This is an optional Overland Experience available for an additional cost. Participation in Overland Experiences is subject to availability and may require advance booking.
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
WALVIS BAY, NAMIBIA
CAPE TOWN, SOUTH AFRICA
CHAPTER 6
From Cape Town to Mahé
NATURE IN VERSE
There’s a certain poetry in untamed wilderness, as each new landscape unfolds like a love letter from the earth. Emerald mountains cascade into sapphire seas while sunsets paint the skies in stanzas of amber and gold. Herds of elephants gather in silence across vast savannas as lions and leopards pen their presence. Marvel at the majesty of the natural world, as you venture into the wild plains of this remarkable region. Surrender to the rush of waterfalls and the echo of drums, the metered cadence of waves on pristine shores. In this corner of the world, nature speaks in metaphors that transcend words, inscribing its timeless narrative upon your soul.
From Cape Town to Mahé
Journey eastward along South Africa’s majestic coastline to the sun-drenched vineyards of Mossel Bay, where you’ll savor world-class wines. Search for the “Big Five” — elephant, lion, leopard, rhino, and African buffalo — in the renowned game reserves of Port Elizabeth. Explore the wetlands wilderness of Richards Bay where hippos wallow and birds dance in their natural habitats. Revel in the volcanic landscapes and Creole culture of Reunion before Mauritius welcomes you with its multicultural charm, colonial architecture, and exotic botanical gardens. This stretch of your journey concludes in the Seychelles, where pristine beaches and crystalline waters recite nature’s closing verse.
CAPE TOWN
MAHE
Port Elizabeth
Mossel Bay
Richards Bay
Port Louis Pointe des Galets
PORT ELIZABETH (GQEBERHA), SOUTH AFRICA
POINTE DES GALETS, REUNION
PORT LOUIS, MAURITIUS
MAR 20 - 21
Known affectionately as P.E. by locals, this sparkling city in Algoa Bay serves as the gateway to extraordinary wildlife encounters. An overnight stay allows ample time to venture into the nearby Addo Elephant National Park and Kragga Kamma Game Park, where the “Big Five” roam freely. Back in the city, follow the Donkin Heritage Trail past Victorian landmarks and vibrant markets where local artisans showcase beadwork, woodcraft, and pottery — tangible expressions of a rich cultural heritage.
MAR 28
This French territory rises dramatically from the deep blue waters of the Indian Ocean, a testament to nature’s artistry. Explore the UNESCO listed volcanic landscape of Pitons, cirques, and remparts to see emerald peaks framing breathtaking calderas. Wander charming villages adorned with 19th-century Creole architecture. Pristine coral reefs offer unparallelled snorkeling and hiking trails lead to thundering waterfalls. Every corner of this island is enriched by the harmony of French sophistication and raw nature.
MAR 29 - 30
A diverse tapestry of cultures, Port Louis has a distinctive lure. Explore the UNESCO listed Aapravasi Ghat to learn about the island’s complex heritage. Beyond the city, discover the mesmerizing Chamarel Seven-Coloured Earth, a geological marvel of rainbow-hued volcanic soil. Stroll botanical gardens graced by giant water lilies and jade vines. From secluded beaches to vibrant markets, Port Louis offers a sensory kaleidoscope illuminated by the warm hospitality of its multi-cultural inhabitants.
A DAY IN PARADISE
MAURITIUS
March 29, 2028
On the picturesque Île aux Cerfs, time ebbs and flows with the gentle tides of the Indian Ocean. Cast off the eastern shores of Mauritius, where a pristine utopia of white sands and turquoise lagoons becomes your private sanctuary for a day of pure enchantment. Feel warm sand between your toes as you wander hectares of untouched beauty. Let the rhythm of lapping waves and the beat of sega drums ground you in the presence of pure paradise.
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
CHAPTER 7
From Mahé to Dubai
TALES OF SPICE AND SILK
Step into a living parable where ancient traditions coexist with future innovations. This is a story scripted by Arabian forts and castles — passed down to skyscrapers lining urban cities. Follow the paths once marched by desert kings and dynastic rulers, walked by mercenaries, lived by common folk. Where saffron and Persian silk were passionately traded, and battles fought valiantly on sunbaked shores and in the Arabian Sea. Here, you’ll find a thread between past, future, and present. In architecture and agriculture. In mythologies unearthed and stories unwritten. In lost cities and lucrative trade routes. The story of each place lives on — in history and heritage, legacy and legend.
Al Manamah
Doha
Khasab Abu Dhabi DUBAI
Muscat
From Mahé to Dubai
Sail from the Indian Ocean to the Arabian Sea, leaving behind mountain peaks and Creole culture for glittering skylines and Middle Eastern traditions. Behold the immaculate beauty of UNESCO Heritage Sites such as Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve in Praslin, home to the coco de mer palm, and Qal’at al-Bahrain in Al Manamah, with its archaeological remnants of ancient civilizations. With four overnights in this remarkable region, you’ll have time to explore the Musandam Fjords, wander Ottoman-era castles, and walk the path of historical trade routes through desert plains and Arabian markets. Conclude this chapter in the heart of the Arabian Desert along Dubai’s sparkling coast of soaring skyscrapers.
MUSCAT, OMAN
Praslin MAHE
MUSCAT, OMAN
DUBAI, UNITED ARAB AMIRATES
APRIL 9 - 11
An ancient port city on the Gulf of Oman, Muscat remains a central hub for trade and tourism. Its briskly teeming souks offer a glimpse into the richness of local crafts, spices, and textiles. Relish this city through its ancestral gastronomy, including shuwa and majboos. Bask in the wonder of Qurum Beach, snorkeling through its reefs alongside constellations of starfish, or paddleboarding against a backdrop of skyscrapers. Discover the legends and customs of a place that is both timeless and ever evolving.
APR 13 - 14
Woven into the tapestry of Abu Dhabi is a history of trade routes, Emirati cuisine, and time-honored rituals. See the city’s cultural impact through architectural marvels, like the palatial Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque and the iconic Louvre Abu Dhabi. Roam the Arabian Desert on camel-back or ATV. Explore Yas Island, home to Ferrari World and Warner Bros. World. Abu Dhabi treads the line between ancient heritage and futuristic innovation — a paradox worth experiencing and a story worth sharing.
APR 18 - 19
Where desert meets sea, tradition meets modernization, and century-old mosques meet soaring skyscrapers. In this city of contrasts, Dubai’s skyline is best experienced from the tallest building in the world, Burj Khalifa. Take in the fragrant and exotic aromas as you wander into spice markets and bazaars. Spend the day sandboarding and the night stargazing. From arid plains to towering structures, Dubai embodies futuristic development within a culturally rich city that continues to grow skyward.
OVERLAND | GORILLAS IN THE MIST |
APR 3 - 9
Leave the misty heights of Mahé for the dense forests of Rwanda and embark on a trek through bamboo foliage to the natural habitat of silverback gorillas. From a safe distance, marvel at the majesty of these magnificent giants, gaining unique insight into the innerworkings of their hidden world. *
*This is an optional Overland Experience available for an additional cost. Participation in Overland Experiences is subject to availability and may require advance booking.
ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB AMIRATES
CAIRO, EGYPT
CHAPTER 8
From Dubai to Piraeus (Athens)
THE ANCIENT REALM
Beneath the watchful gaze of a limestone sphynx, an ancient realm reveals itself. Pyramids pierce the skyline. Opulent temples and tombs preserve the memory of kings who lived as gods and went on to rule the afterlife. Alabaster columns echo the chisel of hieroglyphics, the scratch of reed pens on papyrus. Millennia unravel in moments as you grasp the temporal measure of empires, exodus, and eternity. Stand where pharaohs once sat upon golden thrones. Roam the ochre streets where philosophers pondered the stars, and astronomers mapped the heavens. Here, every port becomes a portal to the past, every monument, a tether to the ancient world, and every city, a living time capsule.
PIRAEUS (ATHENS)
From Dubai to Piraeus (Athens)
There are moments in history when humans achieved feats beyond their time, creating architecture, art, and meaning in ways that still seem shrouded in the magic of gods. The sculpted monuments of Petra and intricate structures of Luxor remain remarkably intact, offering a glimpse into the earliest traces of civilization. Discover the ancient world up close as you wander The Land of Frankincense, roam the catacombs of Kom el Shoqafa, and sail the sacred waters that carried Moses and Ramesses to their immortalized destinies.
Cross the historical Suez Canal en route to Athens, where you’ll continue to explore humanity’s ancient wonders.
SUEZ CANAL, EGYPT
Salalah
DUBAI
Aqaba (Petra)
Safaga (Luxor)
Suez Canal Transit
Alexandria
AQABA (PETRA), JORDAN
OVERLAND / TEMPLES AND TOMBS / APR 30
APR 29
Carved into the rusty-red rock of the Jordanian desert, the Lost City of Petra has been mesmerizing visitors since its rediscovery in 1812. As one of the New Seven Wonders of the World, and a renowned UNESCO site, this ancient city reveals a remarkable sophistication in its architecture and infrastructure, both of which allowed the Nabataean Kingdom to thrive amid the arid desert. Among Petra’s many marvels, the most famous is perhaps The Treasury, having featured in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade.
APR 30
Often called “the world’s greatest open-air museum”, Luxor is home to some of ancient Egypt’s most storied remnants. Millenia unfold in this vast archaeological landscape of limestone and sandstone. Explore otherworldly structures that have withstood the test of time, from the Colossi of Memnon to the Temple of Karnak. Walk the historical Avenue of the Sphinxes, where ancient stone guardians lead you down a path once marched by pharaohs. Luxor is also a prime location for snorkeling the Red Sea.
MAY 3 - 4
Founded by Alexander the Great in the 4th century BC, Alexandria is a city where layers of history peek through a modern landscape. This massive metropolis was built upon the ancient ruins of the fallen Alexandria, once home to Ptolemy and Cleopatra. Trace the Canopic Way along Shar’a al-Horreya before exploring the Bibliotheca Alexandrina, a tribute to the Great Library. An overnight grants you extra time to venture to the Pyramids of Giza, one of the greatest wonders of the ancient world.
Walk in the shadow of history as you uncover the treasures of Luxor on an overnight visit to the Valley of the Kings and Queens. Nestled within the ancient necropolis of Thebes, these valleys are home to the temples and tombs of ancient Egypt’s most illustrious rulers, from King Tutankhamun to Queen Hatshepsut.*
*This is an optional Overland Experience available for an additional cost. Participation in Overland Experiences is subject to availability and may require advance booking.
ALEXANDRIA, EGYPT
SAFAGA (LUXOR), EGYPT
ATHENS, GREECE
CHAPTER 9
From Piraeus (Athens) to Nice
ECHOES OF EMPIRES
Ancient ruins echo tales of the civilizations that shaped our world. Marble columns reach skyward like timeless sentinels where cobbled streets wind through quaint villages. Gilded sunlight bathes legendary pathways once walked by philosophers, artists, and emperors. Feel the weight of history beneath your feet. Here, where the indelible legacies of countless empires inform modern life, you’ll savor cuisines crafted from recipes passed through generations, olive oils pressed from centennial trees, and wines fermented with age-old techniques. In this cradle of Western civilization, past and present unite in mystical landscapes, crafting a mosaic of unforgettable moments and a glorious finale to your extraordinary journey.
NICE
Livorno
Agropoli
Lipari
Valletta
PIRAEUS (ATHENS)
Nafplion
Milos
From Piraeus (Athens) to Nice
The final chapter of your odyssey begins amidst the majesty of Athens, where the immortal enchantment of the Acropolis stands eternal. From here, set forth to Milos, where volcanic formations create otherworldly seascapes beside turquoise waters. In Nafplion, classical ruins reveal the glory of ancient Mycenae while Valletta’s honey-colored bastions guard treasures belonging to the Knights of St. John. The volcanic Aeolian island of Lipari beckons with dramatic vistas, and Agropoli offers access to lush national parklands. Two days in Livorno serve as a gateway to rolling vineyards in Tuscany and Renaissance masterpieces in Florence. Your epic voyage concludes in Nice along the sun-splashed French Riviera.
MAY 8
Greece’s first capital captivates with Venetian architecture and bougainvillea-draped balconies. Climb to the Palamidi Fortress for panoramic views across terracotta rooftops to the Argolic Gulf beyond. Venture to the nearby UNESCO listed wonders of Mycenae, where legends of Agamemnon come alive among ancient citadel ruins. Explore the immaculately preserved Theatre of Epidaurus with its remarkable acoustics that have fascinated audiences for over two millennia.
MAY 10
Rising dramatically from azure waters, Malta’s fortified capital stands as a baroque masterpiece carved in golden limestone. This UNESCO World Heritage Site overflows with history — from the ornate St. John’s Co-Cathedral to the Grand Master’s Palace. Descend into the prehistoric Ħal Saflieni Hypogeum, a subterranean necropolis predating Egypt’s pyramids. Stroll the Upper Barrakka Gardens for sweeping harbor views before wandering a labyrinth of narrow streets where knights once roamed.
MAY 14 - 15
Your overnight stay in this vibrant port city opens doors to Florence’s artistic treasures. Follow the footsteps of Medici through the Uffizi Gallery lined with masterpieces by Botticelli and da Vinci, and stand in awe before Michelangelo’s legendary David at the Accademia Gallery. Choose to explore Pisa’s iconic leaning tower or the medieval skyline of San Gimignano rising above vineyard-draped hills. Journey into Tuscany’s cypress-lined countryside to sample the renowned wines of centuries-old estates.
NAFPLION, GREECE
LIVORNO (TUSCANY), ITALY
VALLETTA, MALTA
A TIMELESS FAREWELL
LIVORNO
May 14, 2028
Within the storied walls of Villa Alpebella, the family estate of legendary opera singer Andrea Bocelli, time wraps around you like a warm Tuscan embrace. Nestled between sea, sky, and the Apuan Alps, this historical villa exudes a unique blend of timeless charm and contemporary luxury. Relish a menu of la dolce vita, dining on authentic specialties paired with Bocelli 1831 wines that celebrate both terroir and time. The perfect ending to a journey of unforgettable moments.
S.A.L.T. EXPERIENCES
Savor an unforgettable culinary journey.
Take time to uncover the stories behind some of the world’s most extraordinary cuisine. Our Sea And Land Taste program invites you to delve deeper into the history and heritage of coveted delicacies from Panamanian coffee and Argentine steak to Emirati spices and Mediterranean wine. Years of dedicated scouting and development have led to our exclusive partnerships with local culinary connoisseurs, from renowned chefs to winemakers, fishermen, and farmers.
Discover the native ingredients of Central Chile as you forage for sea asparagus across the verdant shores of Isla Negra. In the Tuscan hills, one of Italy’s most talented young chefs, Damiano Donati, will walk you through his farm before preparing a wood-fired feast.
Connect to the soul of each place, bonding firmly with its traditions, customary ingredients, and recipes — through the universal language of food.*
*Please note that the current S.A.L.T. offerings are available for an additional cost and are subject to change, with experiences potentially being added or removed over the next three years.
ISLA NEGRA, CHILE
ROOFTOP ARGENTINE BEEF MASTERCLASS BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
Argentina’s passion for beef dates back to the very beginnings of the country’s history, when the cattle of Spanish conquerors thrived in the wide-open plains of the pampas, leading to an exceptional quality of meat. Argentina’s beef industry has since boomed into a major engine for the country’s economy. From a scenic rooftop overlooking the historical district of San Telmo, you’ll uncover the story of this region’s longstanding devotion to beef. Learn how to cook the perfect steak, as you partake in the coveted ritual of an Asado BBQ, complete with extraordinary pairings of fine Argentine wines.
EMIRATI CUISINE & HOSPITALITY PRACTICES ABU DHABI, UNITED ARAB EMIRATES
DREAMY SAN MINIATO
Throughout centuries of evolution within the Emirates, Emirati cuisine and hospitality customs remain rooted in ancestral heritage. Relish the rich aromas and distinct flavors of a homemade meal prepared live by Emirati mother, Um Yousef, in her family home. Discover the history of traditional Emirati dishes and learn the rituals that define this country’s culture of hospitality. Take the opportunity to browse Um Yousef’s private collection of antique artifacts, through which you’ll uncover stories of the Persian Gulf, its people, and their lives in the early days of the oil era.
LIVORNO (TUSCANY), ITALY
Amidst the rolling hills of Tuscany, the tradition of Italian winemaking comes to life in the idyllic countryside of San Miniato. Uncover the fascinating history of biodynamic wines at the Cosimo Maria Masini, an ancient winery once owned by Napoleon’s family. Grasp the winemaking process before sommelier Marco Lami guides you through a tasting of the estate’s finest bottles, including the rare sanforte variety and the beloved vin santo. Then, indulge in a three-course lunch, learning the age-old art of wine pairing, from tannins that complement proteins to nutty notes that pair with truffles.
BENEFITS & INCLUSIONS
Exclusive for World Cruise guests
Private Executive Transfers1
Business Class Air (from selected countries/gateways)2
Meet & Greet 3
Bon Voyage Reception, Dinner and Overnight Accommodation
Pre-Embarkation
Shore Excursions (one per port, per day)
$500 Onboard Spending Credit Per Guest (up to $1,000 per suite)
Exclusive World Cruise Events
Special Commemorative Gifts
Silver Shore Baggage Valet (up to 2 bags, 50lbs each, per guest)
Laundry Service
Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi (up to 2 devices per person)
Medical Service 4
1 – Between home and airport, up to 50 miles per transfer, only with the Door-to-Door fare. 2 – Only with Door-to-Door fare. | 3 – At the airport of arrival. | 4 – For World Cruise 2028 bookings, medical services including consultations with the ship’s medical team, initial visits and check-ups for chronic conditions as well as lab tests, dressings, and medications not to exceed a total cost of $1,000 USD are included for all guests. Guests are responsible for all lab tests, dressings, and medications in excess of $1,000 USD as well as prescription medications, refills, and additional tests that may require arrangements at the next available port. | All other standard inclusions apply.
THE WORLD OF SILVER SHADOW
A Timeless Favorite
With an industry-leading standard of more space and crew per guest, Silver Shadow has all the makings for the voyage of a lifetime. Masterfully designed with the agility to access remote destinations, the all-suite ship presents a cosmopolitan ambiance with extraordinary amenities and endless comforts. Choose from nine suite categories, each promising luxurious accommodations and breathtaking views. From lavish restaurants to laid back lounges, Silver Shadow ’s onboard venues offer the perfect balance of sophistication, intimacy, and impeccable service. Expect to be pampered from the moment you step on board as our butlers tend to your every need, preparing you for the adventures to come. As one of the smallest ships to host a world cruise, Silver Shadow thoughtfully blends refined elegance with effortless immersion — ensuring every moment of your journey is unforgettable.
SILVER SHADOW SUITES
ALL SUITES
Butler service
Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences
Plush bathrobes
Pillow menu
Luxury bath amenities
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Umbrella
Hair dryer
Wall-mounted USB-C mobile device chargers
Direct-dial telephone(s)
Champagne on arrival
Suite diagrams shown are for illustration purposes only and may vary from actual square footage. Please refer to suite specifications for square footage.
OWNER’S SUITE
Available as a one-bedroom configuration or as a two-bedroom by adjoining with a Vista Suite (as illustrated).
ONE BEDROOM: 919 sq. ft. / 85 M2 including veranda (220 sq. ft. / 20 M2)
TWO BEDROOM: 1,264 sq. ft. / 117 M2 including veranda (220 sq. ft. / 20 M2)
• Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional large picture window
• Living room with sitting area; bedroom two has additional sitting area
• Separate dining area and bar
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed; bedroom two has additional twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and fullsized whirlpool bath, plus a powder room; bedroom two has additional marble bathroom with full-sized bath
• Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe
• Vanity table(s) with hair dryer
• Writing desk(s)
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television(s) with Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine
GRAND SUITE
Available as a one-bedroom configuration or as a two-bedroom by adjoining with a Veranda Suite (as illustrated).
ONE BEDROOM: 941–1,090 sq. ft. / 87–101 M2 including veranda (103–116 sq. ft. /10–11 M2);
TWO BEDROOM: 1,286-1,435 sq. ft. / 119–133 M2 including veranda (103-116 sq. ft. /16–17 M2)
• Two verandas with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional veranda
• Living room with convertible sofa to accommodate an additional guest
• Sitting area; bedroom two has additional sitting area
• Separate dining area
• Twin beds or king-sized bed; bedroom two has additional twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and fullsized bath, plus a powder room; bedroom two has additional bathroom with full-sized bath
• Custom-made luxury bed mattresses
• Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe
• Vanity table(s)
• Writing desk(s)
• One 55” / 140 cm and one 40” / 102 cm flat-screen HD TV in main suite, plus one 40” / 102 cm flat-screen HD TV in bedroom two
• Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Espresso machine
ROYAL SUITE
Available as a one-bedroom configuration or as a two-bedroom by adjoining with a Veranda Suite (as illustrated).
ONE BEDROOM: 967–1,007 sq. ft. / 90–94 M2 including veranda (103–116 sq. ft. /10–11 M2);
TWO BEDROOM: 1,312–1,352 sq. ft. /122–126 M2 including veranda (103-116 sq. ft. /16–17 M2)
• Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors;
• Bedroom two has additional veranda
• Living room with sitting area; bedroom two has additional sitting area
• Separate dining area and bar
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed; bedroom two has additional twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and fullsized whirlpool bath, plus a powder room; bedroom two has additional marble bathroom with full-sized bath
• Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe
• Vanity table(s) with hair dryer
• Writing desk(s)
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television(s) with Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine
MEDALLION SUITE
Suites accommodate three guests.
653–701 sq. ft. / 61–65 M2 INCLUDING VERANDA (110–123 SQ. FT. / 10–11 M2)
• Veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors
• Living room (with convertible sofa to accommodate an additional guest)
• Sitting area
• Separate dining area
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and full-sized whirlpool bath
• Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
• Vanity table with hair dryer
• Writing desk
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television(s) with Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine
Medallion Suites accommodate three guests.
521 Sq. ft. / 49 M2 including veranda (81 sq. ft. / 8 M2)
• Veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors
• Living room with sitting and dining area
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and full-sized whirlpool bath
• Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
• Vanity table with hair dryer
• Writing desk
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television with Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine
SILVER SUITE
Silver
DELUXE VERANDA SUITE
SUPERIOR VERANDA SUITE
CLASSIC VERANDA SUITE
Veranda Suites 605, 606, 640-645, 648, 649, 652, 653, 656 and 657 accommodate three guests. Deluxe Verandas offer preferred central location with accommodations identical to Classic and Superior Verandas.
345 Sq. ft. / 32 M2 including veranda (60 sq. ft. / 6 M2)
• Veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors
• Sitting area
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, full-sized bath, separate shower
• Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
• Vanity table with hair dryer
• Writing desk
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television with Interactive Media Library
• Unlimited Standard Wi-Fi
VISTA SUITE
Available as a one-bedroom configuration or as a two-bedroom (as illustrated) by adjoining with a Vista Suite.
287 Sq. ft. / 27 M2
• Large picture window providing panoramic ocean views (Vista Suite)
• Sitting area
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Marble bathroom with double vanity, full-sized bath, separate shower
• Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
• Vanity table with hair dryer
• Writing desk
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television with Interactive Media Library
• Unlimited Standard Wi-Fi
*Images are intended as a general reference. Features, materials, finishes and layout may be different than shown
