Silversea unveils its 2028-2029 programming with over one hundred cruises worldwide

Silversea has officially unveiled “Let the World Surprise You“, the new collection of voyages for the autumn 2028 – spring 2029 season. The new schedule includes 103 voyages to 219 destinations in 56 countries, with 29 new ports of call spread across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, Asia, South America, Australia, and New Zealand.

In the Mediterranean, Silver Nova and Silver Dawn will offer 17 itineraries between October 2028 and March 2029 with extended overnight stays in Cadiz, Funchal, Venice, Genoa, Istanbul, Livorno, Naples, and Valletta. The presence of two ships will make it easier to combine routes between the Eastern and Western Mediterranean. Notably, overnight stops in Venice aboard Silver Dawn will allow guests to experience Carnival in the evening with dedicated events, in addition to proposing three new itineraries to Alexandria, Egypt. The company’s gastronomic offering will be enriched with S.A.L.T. Culinary Voyages, dedicated to wine and truffles in autumn and to Asian markets between Singapore and Hong Kong aboard Silver Muse.

The Caribbean will see four ships (Silver Ray, Nova, Spirit, and Shadow) operating 38 voyages from November 2028 to March 2029, including for the first time a call at La Romana, Dominican Republic, and departures from Miami, Fort Lauderdale, and San Juan. The big news for South America will be the 75-night circumnavigation of the continent aboard Silver Nova, departing from Fort Lauderdale on January 13, 2029. The route will include transit through the Panama Canal, scenic cruising along the Antarctic Peninsula, and overnight stays in Manaus, Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires, Lima, and Cartagena.

Finally, Silver Moon will set sail for Australia and New Zealand for 10 voyages with unprecedented stops in Batemans Bay and Phillip Island, offering an Overnight in Sydney for New Year’s Eve. Together with Silver Muse, the ship will also cover 26 itineraries in Asia, timed to coincide with the cherry blossom season in Japan and the Lunar New Year in Hong Kong.