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2. Silversea Cruises - Wikipedia

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   On 12 April 2024, it was announced that Bert Herndez replaced Barbara Muckermann as president of Silversea Cruises. [28] On 14 May 2024 Silversea took delivery of the second Evolution-class ship, Silver Ray, in Eemshaven, Netherlands, two days earlier than planned, [29] with a maiden voyage scheduled for 15 June from Lisbon, Portugal. [30]

3. Three oceans in 149 days: Silversea's new world cruise ... - AOL

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   Silversea Cruises is known for epic globe-spanning itineraries. But the luxury line’s 2027 world cruise will take guests to more destinations than ever.. The voyage will feature highlights of ...

4. 10 Best Cruises for Seniors to Check Off Your Bucket List - AOL

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   SilverSea travels to over 900 destinations across the seven continents, offering both ocean and expedition cruises. For more active seniors, Silversea's expedition cruises offer adrenaline rush ...

5. Luxe suites and expansive views: What to know about Silversea ...

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   Silver Nova is the first in Silversea's Nova class. The ship, which can accommodate 728 guests, will spend the rest of the summer sailing in the Mediterranean, before making its way to the ...

6. Silver Spirit (ship) - Wikipedia

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   Silver Spirit is fitted with 270 ocean-view suites, the suites of the fleet. She also features six different restaurants, an 8,300 square feet (770 m 2) spa, and a supper club with live music, dancing and night-club style entertainment.

7. Silver Endeavour - Wikipedia

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   Following the success of Crystal Esprit, the Crystal Cruises built the world's first purpose-built Polar Class megayacht for the luxury cruise market. Her namesake is HMS Endeavour, Captain James Cooks' research ship, which discovered Australia and New Zealand; and the new vessel was designed for global expeditions in the Arctic and Antarctic as well as in tropical conditions. [5]