Silversea has opened general sales for its 2027 World Cruise, The Three Oceans. Scheduled to visit 80 destinations, the 149-day voyage will connect 50 UNESCO World Heritage sites in 35 countries.
There will be additional opportunities to connect with local culture, with exclusive events created by Silversea's destination experts, dozens of SALT culinary experiences, various seasonal enrichments, and much more.
The Silver Dawn will depart from Los Angeles on January 8 and arrive in Copenhagen on June 7, 2027, revealing the unique cultures, histories, and ideas of the Pacific, Indian, and Atlantic Oceans to guests.
Responding to strong demand for new destinations among Silversea guests, the itinerary includes 20 new stops for a Silversea World Cruise, many of which are accessible only to smaller ships, such as Langebaan, South Africa; Hambantota, Sri Lanka; and San Sebastian, Spain.
“With our World Cruise and an industry-leading range of extended travel, we sail to the most captivating and enriching destinations at the optimal times of the year, creating once-in-a-lifetime experiences through our unique destination expertise,” said Bert Hernandez, Chairman of Silversea.
“In 2027, guests will be able to explore 50 UNESCO World Heritage sites, exclusive World Cruise events, and destination-enhancing culinary experiences through our SALT program, all while traveling in Silversea's signature comfort. There's no better way to experience such a diverse range of iconic experiences in 2027 than by joining us on the World Cruise: The Three Oceans.”
Iconic Experiences: 50 UNESCO World Heritage Sites
Among the many highlights of the voyage, 50 UNESCO World Heritage sites will connect Silversea guests with the most iconic monuments, cultures, and environments across five continents. Highlights will include:
Silversea's World Cruise The Three Oceans 2027 offers a unique journey across diverse oceans, with visits to multiple UNESCO World Heritage sites:
From Los Angeles to Brisbane across the Pacific Ocean:
- Hawaii: Humpback whale watching season and visits to biosphere reserves.
- South Pacific: Royal Tombs of the Kingdom of Tonga, Levuka Harbor on Kadavu Island, Chief Roi Mata's Domain on Champagne Beach and the Noumea Lagoons in New Caledonia.
From Brisbane to Cape Town across the Indian Ocean:
- Australia: Gondwana Rainforests, Kakadu National Park, Great Barrier Reef.
- Southeast Asia: Bali, George Town, Singapore Botanic Gardens, old town of Galle in Sri Lanka.
- Other stops: Vallée de Mai Nature Reserve in Praslin, Aapravasi Ghat in Mauritius, cirques of Reunion Island.
- South Africa: iSimangaliso Wetland Park, Robben Island, safari experiences, Victoria Falls.
From Cape Town to Copenhagen across the Atlantic Ocean:
- West African coast: Forts and castles of Accra.
- Western Mediterranean: Bordeaux and the Port of the Moon, Historic Centre of Porto, Belém Tower in Lisbon, Altamira Cave in Spain.
- Morocco: Medina of Marrakech.
- United Kingdom: Skara Brae in Scotland, Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland, Caernarfon Castle in Wales, Cornish and West Devon Mining Landscape in England.
- Ireland: Boyne Bend Archaeological Site.
- Northern Europe: Urnes Stave Church in Oslo, Bergen Pier, Røros Mining Town in Trondheim, Kronborg Castle in Denmark.
This trip stands out for its cultural and natural experiences in various sites of historical and ecological importance.
More time to connect with the destination
In addition to 11 nights in destinations such as Honolulu, Papeete, Colombo, Cape Town, Singapore, Bordeaux and more, guests will spend more than 12 hours in port on average, with late departures in two-thirds of all destinations visited.
As such, Silversea guests will benefit from deeper exploration on land, with immersive experiences curated by the company's destination experts. From Colombo, for example, guests can access the holy city of Kandy, the old town of Galle, Sigiriya (Lion Rock), and the Sinharaja Forest Reserve.
Exclusive Events on a World Cruise
In addition to a Bon Voyage gala dinner, a series of special events will enhance the journey for passengers, offering exclusive access to tailor-made experiences:
- In the Hawaiian archipelago, passengers will honor the ancient Polynesian navigators at a sunset ho'olaule'a in Honolulu, with traditional food, tropical drinks and an evening of stargazing.
- A two-night land-based experience, from Durban to Port Elizabeth, will allow travelers to delve deeper into the heart of southern Africa. Travelers will arrive by air to witness the majesty of Victoria Falls from all angles, staying in a luxury lodge along the Zambezi River.
- They will enjoy an evening of curated musical performance at St. Anne's Cathedral in Belfast, featuring harmonies from across the Emerald Isle, high-quality local cuisine, and various cultural celebrations.
Culinary immersion through SALT.
The latest ship in the Muse class offers travelers immersive culinary experiences, both on board and ashore, through Silversea's SALT culinary program, which changes with the destination.
Passengers will savor approximately 350 regionally inspired dishes, 50 localized menus, 50 local cocktails, 25 SALT experiences on land, more than 20 SALT talks, and more than 50 classes in the SALT Lab.
Stopovers in Spain
The Three Oceans 2027 world cruise will make stops at several Spanish destinations during its voyage. After visiting Cádiz on May 10, passengers will enjoy four days exploring Portugal before arriving in Santander on May 15.
Then, on May 16, they will have the opportunity to explore San Sebastián, a new destination for Silversea. These destinations offer a blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, providing travelers with an enriching experience as they discover some of Spain's most enchanting cities.
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