Silversea has unveiled its 2027 World Cruise, opening general sales for a trip that visits 80 destinations in 35 countries across five continents and offers 20 new ports of call aboard the Silver Dawn, which will visit more destinations than any other cruise ship in the company's history over 149 days.
The journey begins on January 8, 2027 in Los Angeles, crossing the Pacific, Indian and Atlantic Oceans to end in Copenhagen on June 7 after 149 days of travel in which passengers will be able to connect with the local culture of each destination, enjoy exclusive events created by Silversea's destination experts, participate in SALT culinary experiences, and much more.
From Los Angeles to Hawaii, then on to French Polynesia and Australia, continuing through Southeast Asia to Indonesia and Singapore. The journey then crosses the Indian Ocean to South Africa and travels along the African Atlantic coast to the Canary Islands and Lisbon, before continuing on to Ireland and the United Kingdom, then on to Norway, and finally ending this unforgettable trip in Copenhagen.
50 UNESCO World Heritage sites in 35 countries
In 2027, passengers on the World Cruise will be able to visit UNESCO World Heritage sites, including up to 50 on a single trip, featuring incredible monuments and unique environments across five continents, such as:
- Historic port town of Levuka, Fiji Islands
- Rainforests of Gondwana, in Australia
- Singapore Botanical Garden
- Victoria Falls in Zimbabwe
- Forts and castles of Accra, Ghana
- Belém Tower in Lisbon, Portugal
- Giant's Causeway in Northern Ireland
- Kronborg Castle in Denmark
In response to the ever-increasing demand from travelers for new destinations, this voyage includes 20 new destinations compared to previous Silversea World Cruises. Furthermore, many of the new destinations are only accessible by smaller ships, such as Langebaan in South Africa, Hambantota in Sri Lanka, and San Sebastián in Spain.
This itinerary includes overnight layovers in destinations such as Honolulu in Hawaii, Colombo in Sri Lanka, Cape Town in South Africa or Bordeaux in France, but on this trip the layovers will be more than 12 hours on average in almost all destinations, with late departures in two-thirds of the destinations visited.
Exclusive events
The cruise also offers a series of exclusive events for passengers on the 2027 Around the World cruise, starting on day one with a special welcome dinner in Los Angeles the night before departure.
Examples of these exclusive events that will surprise passengers include a ho`olaule`a, a sunset celebration with traditional food and tropical drinks, where you can also enjoy stargazing in Honolulu, in the Hawaiian archipelago; or flying to a luxury stand along the Zambezi River to witness the majesty of Victoria Falls in the heart of Africa; among others.
Not forgetting the culinary immersion through the SALT culinary program, which allows passengers to delve into other cultures through gastronomy. This voyage offers the opportunity to sample up to 350 dishes inspired by the destinations visited, or try more than 50 local cocktails. Furthermore, passengers can also participate in over 50 classes in the onboard SALT lab, where they can learn to prepare exquisite dishes from local chefs and attend more than 20 talks on ingredients and gastronomy focused on the destinations, as well as 25 onshore experiences including market visits and special dinners.
Silver Dawn
The Silver Dawn will sail the 2027 Round the World: The Three Oceans itinerary. Measuring 213 meters in length and accommodating 596 passengers in its 298 suites, it can explore destinations inaccessible to other ships thanks to its size, yet it is also spacious enough to offer eight distinct dining options and splendid suites. The ship boasts a design that blends classic and modern elements with cutting-edge technology. And of course, it offers unparalleled luxury and the OTIVM wellness concept, providing unique wellness, relaxation, and luxury experiences onboard through a variety of treatments in the spa, in suites, and other spaces.
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