Silver Endeavour
Silver Endeavour
Silversea
A PC6 ice-class ship purpose-built for polar expedition, launched in 2021, carrying just 220 guests and 207 crew, one of the highest crew-to-guest ratios in expedition cruising. Across eight decks, all-suite accommodations sit alongside multiple dining venues, from La Dame's French cuisine to The Grill's charcoal-fired seafood, and an Observation Lounge where icebergs and fjords become the backdrop to every meal and quiet moment. Up to 28 expedition experts sail on board, among them biologists, geologists, naturalists, and historians, deploying with a fleet of Zodiacs into the waters of the Antarctic Peninsula, Arctic Svalbard, and Greenland. This is not a cruise ship that visits the poles — it is an all-suite residence that reaches the ends of the earth.
Suites
New Decoration, Modern Facilities
Culinary Delights
A Luxurious Journey for Your Palate
Deck Plans
Choose Your Preferred Room
Featured Trips
Unforgettable Views
2027-01-02 to 2027-01-15
2027-01-18 to 2027-01-24
2027-01-24 to 2027-01-30
2027-02-05 to 2027-02-11
2027-02-17 to 2027-02-23
2027-02-23 to 2027-03-01
Fitness Center
Fitness Center
A treadmill facing floor-to-ceiling ocean views, sunrise yoga on deck, one-on-one sessions with a personal trainer, the onboard fitness space pairs professional equipment with open sea panoramas, turning every workout into a rhythm shared with the ocean. Group classes range from Pilates to stretching and core training, all set to the pace of the voyage.
Pool Deck
Pool Deck
The pool sits nearly flush with the horizon, only a sliver of light separating water from open ocean. Glass balustrades replace traditional railings, carrying the eye from deck to skyline uninterrupted. The infinity whirlpool runs continuously underway, sun and sea breeze by day, champagne and sunset by evening. A poolside bar serves fresh-pressed juices, chilled seafood, and signature cocktails all day without leaving your chair. Whether gliding past glacial fjords or a Mediterranean cove, every moment on deck is part of the scenery.
Connoisseur's Corner
Connoisseur's Corner
A private space reserved for cigar and spirits aficionados. Hand-rolled cigars paired with vintage cognac, single malt whisky, or aged rum, amid leather seating and soft light, time naturally slows. No conversation required; the length of a cigar is a complete dialogue in itself.
Boutique
Boutique
A curated retail space at the heart of Deck 5, carrying a selection of jewelry, timepieces, sunglasses, silk scarves, and skincare, alongside Silversea brand exclusives and expedition-themed keepsakes. Thousands of kilometers from the nearest shop in polar waters, this is the most effortless way to bring home something for yourself or a fellow traveler.
Otium Spa
Otium Spa
Inspired by the Roman philosophy of otium, the idea that purposeful leisure is a path to well-being, Otium Spa creates a rhythm of restoration amid polar voyaging. Deep-tissue massage dissolves the fatigue of a day's Zodiac landings, the ocean-view sauna frames glaciers as a backdrop for meditation, and in-suite bathing rituals extend the treatment into your private space. However far the expedition takes you, the body is always looked after.
Beauty Salon
Beauty Salon
Sailing the most remote waters on earth is no reason to pause the rituals that matter. The onboard salon offers hair styling, nail care, facial treatments, and makeup services, every detail taken care of before dinner at La Dame, or a complete reset after a full day on the ice. By appointment, fitted around the rhythm of your voyage.
Observation Lounge
Observation Lounge
Floor-to-ceiling 270-degree windows command the bow on Deck 9, framing icebergs, whale spouts, and polar sunsets with nothing in the way. This is the best place on board to simply wait, for an iceberg to slowly turn and reveal its blue fracture, for a pod of humpbacks to surface and breathe, for Antarctic light to shift from gold to violet. A hot cocoa or single malt whisky at hand, the library just behind you, no itinerary required. The scenery comes to you.
Library
Library
Tucked beside the Deck 9 Observation Lounge, one of the quietest spaces on board. Shelves hold polar expedition histories, natural history field guides, maritime literature, and destination references, alongside navigational charts and maps to browse. Pick up Shackleton's Antarctic account, settle into a window seat, and look out at the very waters he once sailed, a reading experience only possible on an expedition ship.
Explorer Lounge
Explorer Lounge
By morning, a classroom where the onboard biologist traces penguin migration routes. By evening, a briefing room where the geologist reviews the day's glacial terrain on satellite maps. After dark, the stage lights up for live music and performances. The Explorer Lounge shifts roles with the rhythm of the voyage, pre-landing Zodiac briefings, deep-dive lectures on polar history, sea-day evening entertainment all unfold here. Exploration does not happen only ashore; understanding the world you have reached begins in this room.
Mud Room
Mud Room
The starting point and finishing line of every polar landing. Two mud rooms at the stern connect directly to the Zodiac boarding platform. The expedition team kits you out with parkas, waterproof boots, and safety gear, minutes later you are standing on a pebble beach among penguin colonies. On return, leave everything caked in ice and sea salt behind; a few steps later, a warm suite bath or a freshly mixed Pisco Sour awaits. The wilderness at the edge of the world and five-star comfort, never more than one door apart.
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