Silversea's three expedition ships, Silver
Explorer, Silver Discoverer, and Silver Galapagos, will
collectively explore more than 500 destinations on 95 expedition cruises. Included
among 88 inaugural calls are Gough Island, St. Helena; Lizard Island, Australia;
Aldabra Atoll, Seychelles; Ko Phra Thong, Thailand; and South Cinque Island,
Andaman Archipelago.
Silver Explorer's schedule retains its expedition cruises
to Antarctica, South and Central America, the British Isles, Northern Canada,
Greenland, and Arctic Norway. New itineraries include a 12-day
expedition to the White Sea sailing roundtrip from Tromso on 11 June, and an 18-day journey focused on Greenland and the Canadian
Arctic, sailing roundtrip from Kangerlussuaq on 22 August.
Silver Discoverer's six expedition cruises along Australia's Kimberley
Coast from March to May highlight an exotic programme that encompasses Africa,
New Zealand, Indonesia, Melanesia, Micronesia, Russian Far East, and remote
Alaska. On the schedule is a new 15-day, Phuket-to-Male sailing departing
2 December to explore Myanmar, India, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives. Plus, on
the 17 December, the ship departs Male on a new 17-day expedition to
the Seychelles, Maldives, Mozambique, and Tanzania. Highlighting this voyage is
an inaugural visit to Aldabra, an amazing raised coral atoll that has been
designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Silver Galapagos will again operate
year-round voyages exploring the pristine and biologically diverse islands of
the Galápagos.
Adventure Cruising blog
No comments:
Post a Comment