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The first images of Silversea’s new Silver Endeavour have been revealed. They show chic public spaces and exquisitely designed suites. Indeed, Silver Endeavour bears all the hallmarks of comfort and sophistication sure to make her among the most luxurious expedition ships afloat.
Indeed, the first impression is that Silver Endeavour will break the mould of expedition cruising. The high-level design aesthetic and attention to detail certainly appear to set a new standard.
Impressive public spaces
Among the most impressive spaces is the elegant Observation Lounge. It is located at the bow and has 270-degree panoramic views, so it is ideal for nature watching.
The Explorers Lounge is sure to be a hub of community activity. The multimedia briefing room is the place for engaging presentations as well as the jumping-off point for daily expeditions.
There’s also a magnificent library that could otherwise grace a Manhattan penthouse.
Not to mention an astonishing, fully-enclosed pool deck with floor-to-ceiling glass windows. So guests can enjoy a dip no matter what the weather outside.
The Otium Spa aboard Silver Endeavour is one of the largest in expedition cruising. The spa has treatment rooms, a relaxation area, and separate thermal areas for men and women. Almost all of which have views outside.
Silver Endeavour images reveal timeless suites
The Silver Endeavour suites are a statement on timeless elegance. There are deco-inspired furnishings and a palette that reflects the tones of the polar regions in which Silver Endeavour sails.
The Silver Suites offer more space with a layout not dissimilar to that of a luxury hotel junior suite.
The top of the range owners suite boasts an expansive veranda, separate lounge / dining areas and a bedroom with a starlight ceiling.
New maiden calls for Silversea
Silver Endeavour makes her Silversea debut in Antarctica on 21 November 2022. From May 2023 through March 2024 she will visit 116 of the World’s most beautiful and remote cold-weather destinations across Northern Europe, the Arctic, and Antarctica, including 24 maiden calls for Silversea.
There will be 2 voyages to the British Isles & Iceland, 9 voyages to the Arctic & Greenland and 14 voyages to Antarctica.
For more information visit the Silversea website.
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