Silversea presents a World Cruise for 2027

Silversea has unveiled its most comprehensive voyage to date, its 2027 World Cruise, The Three Oceans.

The Silver Dawn, one of the world's smallest cruise ships, will depart Los Angeles on January 8 and arrive in Copenhagen on June 7, 2027, visiting 80 destinations in 35 countries across 5 continents, including 20 new stops for a Silversea World Cruise and 11 nights in port.

Designed by Silversea's leading destination experts, the 149-day journey will explore the cultures and histories of the Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Oceans, connecting more than 50 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and offering more time in port than any other World Cruise.

“Announcing more destinations than any other voyage in Silversea history, we proudly present the 2027 World Cruise, The Three Oceans, which expands our industry-leading extended voyage offering,” said Bert Hernandez, Chairman of Silversea.

“Traveling aboard the Silver Dawn, one of the smallest ships to embark on a World Cruise, our guests will venture off the beaten path to 80 destinations across 5 continents over 149 days, with the longest port stays of any World Cruise“.

“They will explore more than 50 UNESCO World Heritage sites, discover 20 destinations never before visited on a Silversea World Cruise, and attend four exclusive World Cruise events: tailor-made experiences organized by our team of experts. With more than 30 years of operations, our destination expertise will allow our guests to discover the very best in ultra-luxury cruise travel.”

The Three Oceans

The 2027 Three Oceans World Cruise will offer guests an unprecedented diversity of destinations. The Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Oceans represent not only the geographical route of the voyage, but also three distinct chapters on this World Cruise.

Each ocean will reveal unique places, cultures, and stories that will come alive on board and on land, as guests celebrate crossing from one to another, with regional events, entertainment, gifts, lectures, and more.

• Pacific Ocean

Rediscovering the art of travel, as well as the unparalleled beauty of Hawaii and French Polynesia, guests will sail across the Pacific Ocean, from Los Angeles to Brisbane, for 46 days.

Time spent on some of the world's most idyllic beaches, along with unparalleled wildlife viewing opportunities, will complement a deep dive into regional culture, highlighted by Fiji's traditional architecture, rich Polynesian heritage and history, and Melanesian cuisine.

Featured destinations include Hilo, Kahului and Honolulu in Hawaii; Nuku Hiva; Rangiroa; Moorea; Bora Bora; Apia; Lautoka; Champagne Beach; Lifou; Airlie Beach in the Whitsundays; Darwin; and Brisbane.

In addition to having the opportunity to visit Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, a UNESCO-listed site, passengers will enjoy a customized World Cruise event in this archipelago, honoring ancient Polynesian navigators at a sunset ho'olaule'a in Honolulu, with traditional cuisine, tropical drinks, and a night of stargazing.

• The Indian Ocean

Between Brisbane and Cape Town, travelers will connect with nature, explore ancient cultures, and observe iconic wildlife. The journey includes a seven-day exploration of South Africa, with safaris to spot the Big Five.

Featured destinations include Bali, Singapore, the Maldives, the Seychelles, Réunion, and South Africa, with visits to the Great Barrier Reef and the Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve. A two-night land-based experience will allow guests to explore Victoria Falls from every angle, with a sunset cruise and accommodation in a luxurious camp on the banks of the Zambezi River, recreating Dr. Livingstone's experience in 1855.

• The Atlantic Ocean

The 2027 World Cruise “The Three Oceans” will take travelers from Cape Town to Copenhagen, exploring the evolution of humankind through dramatic landscapes and ancient secrets.

The itinerary includes the fjords of Norway, the northern islands of the United Kingdom, the maritime history of Northern Ireland, and the cities of Northern Europe. From Cape Town, the Silver Dawn will sail along the west coast of Africa, visiting Namibia, Angola, Ghana, and Gambia, before arriving in Dakar.

The journey then continues to Praia, Arrecife, Agadir, Casablanca, and Lisbon, before exploring the Western Mediterranean and the United Kingdom, culminating in Northern Europe. Guests will enjoy a musical performance at St. Anne's Cathedral in Belfast, featuring Irish melodies, local cuisine, and cultural celebrations.