Silversea has launched its largest-ever voyage collection for 2027–2028, featuring 414 new sailings across 12 ships that will explore over 600 destinations in more than 100 countries, including 30 maiden calls. Departures run from February 2027 to May 2028, with general sales opening 22 October 2025.
Titled “Memories That Move You”, the 2027–2028 collection highlights Silversea’s continued innovation in experiential cruising, with three new Grand Voyages, a first-ever summer season in Japan, and expanded expedition itineraries that reach every corner of the globe.
“Our voyage collection 2027–2028 marks a new chapter of innovation in luxury travel,” said Bert Hernandez, President of Silversea. “Silversea’s 12 ships will host guests on 414 classic and expedition voyages to many of the world’s most iconic and hidden destinations — few of which even the most discerning travelers ever get to see, including 30 maiden calls.”
Key highlights include:
Access to marquee events and local festivals: Silversea’s itineraries are timed to coincide with major cultural events – from the Monaco Grand Prix and Rio Carnival to Japan’s cherry blossom season and the Puccini Opera Festival in Italy. Almost 30 sailings align with these festivals and natural events, offering guests privileged access to destinations at their most vibrant.
First-ever Japan summer season: Six combinable voyages aboard Silver Muse will visit iconic and lesser-known ports, coinciding with cultural festivals such as Kyoto’s Gion Matsuri and Awa Odori in Tokushima.
Two Nova Class ships deployed:Silver Nova and Silver Ray will sail 68 voyages across the Mediterranean, Caribbean, and Central America, combining marquee and boutique destinations.
143 new expedition voyages: New warm-water itineraries explore Japan, Southeast Asia, and the Great Barrier Reef, while Arctic, Greenland, and Antarctica programs expand.
Three new Grand Voyages: In 2027–2028, Silversea adds immersive sailings in the Mediterranean, Asia, and South America featuring extended overnights and exclusive cultural experiences.