Silversea unveiled its ‘Let The World Surprise You’ 2028-2029 voyage collection with 278 voyages across 497 destinations in 71 countries.
Highlights of the collection include Silversea’s most extensive program of Mediterranean Expedition voyages, a 60-day Grand Mediterranean voyage aboard Silver Dawn and an enhanced Antarctica Fly Cruise program. General sales open on July 9, 2026.
Royal Caribbean Group’s Silversea scheduled many of the itineraries to coincide with seasonal events and cultural festivals – including the Monaco Grand Prix, Japan’s matsuri cultural festivals, grape harvest season across Europe’s Atlantic coast, and more – with sailings featuring longer port stays, late departures, and more than 50 overnight calls.
“Our new 2028-2029 Voyage Collection reflects what Silversea does best – taking guests beyond the expected, to destinations and cultural moments that reveal the world in ways they didn’t expect,” Silversea president Bert Hernandez said. “From Mediterranean Expedition voyages to an enhanced Antarctica Fly Cruise program and the 60-day Grand Mediterranean Voyage aboard Silver Dawn, this collection offers our guests a unique array of destination experiences, delivered in a way that only Silversea can.”
The highlights
The Mediterranean Expedition voyages include the volcanic coastline of Milos – its white cliffs, sea caves, and turquoise waters best explored by Zodiac and kayak – alongside Amorgos and Folegandros in the Greek Isles; Algiers and Bejaia in Algeria; Pantelleria off the coast of Sicily; and a rare inland waterway experience cruising the Guadalquivir River to Sevilla.
The 60-day Grand Mediterranean Voyage 2028 aboard Silver Dawn spans 50 destinations across 13 countries, will depart on September 23, 2028.
Silversea’s Antarctica Fly Cruise program begins in Patagonia with guests staying at the company’s hotel, The Cormorant at 55 South in Puerto Williams, Chile, the southernmost hotel on the planet, before boarding a private charter flight directly into Antarctica. The program lets guests skip the Drake Passage and arrive directly in King George Island. Forty-one Antarctica voyages are scheduled across three expedition ships – Silver Cloud, Silver Endeavour, and Silver Wind – including dedicated Christmas and New Year’s Eve departures.
