Silversea, the renowned experiential luxury and expedition travel brand, has announced the release of 160 new ocean voyages for 2026.
These voyages will span 33 countries and over 150 destinations, including five maiden calls and 99 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Scheduled to depart between March 15 and December 9, 2026, the sailings offer travelers the chance to experience some of the world’s most iconic events and locations.
Silversea’s new voyages have been curated to coincide with major cultural events, from the Military Tattoo in Edinburgh to the Monaco Grand Prix, as well as the autumn foliage in Canada and New England, and the D-Day Commemoration in Normandy. Each sailing promises to align with the cultural heartbeat of its destination, creating immersive and meaningful experiences for passengers.
In addition to the new Mediterranean Grand Voyage, travelers will have the option of shorter, combinable journeys, perfect for those seeking flexibility. The new sailings also bring enhanced culinary experiences ashore through Silversea’s acclaimed S.A.L.T. (Sea and Land Taste) program, which will be available across all ships, allowing guests to savor local flavors in authentic settings.
“We’re delighted to open general sales on over 160 new ocean voyages to more than 150 destinations for 2026,” said Bert Hernandez, President of Silversea. “These sailings are designed to connect guests with the cultural heart of each region and provide the most enriching journeys available in experiential luxury travel.”
Highlights of the 2026 Collection
The Grand Voyage Mediterranean 2026:
Silver Spirit will embark on a 50-day Grand Voyage from Lisbon, traveling to 40 destinations across 12 countries, including 48 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. This journey will immerse guests in the rich cultures of destinations like Casablanca, Rome, Dubrovnik, and Istanbul, with special events in Istanbul’s underground cisterns and the Renaissance charm of Florence.
Mediterranean Voyages:
Silversea’s new Nova-class ships, Silver Nova and Silver Ray, will sail 50 voyages through the Mediterranean, visiting smaller ports such as Saint Tropez, Portofino, and Rijeka. Guests can experience famous events like the Monaco Grand Prix while indulging in the S.A.L.T. culinary program, which highlights local flavors and offers immersive food and wine experiences.
Northern Europe & British Isles:
Silver Dawn and Silver Spirit will sail on 25 voyages through Northern Europe and the British Isles, calling at 52 destinations, including iconic cities like Stockholm and Copenhagen, and lesser-known gems like Ålesund and Rønne. Voyages will include opportunities to witness the Military Tattoo in Edinburgh and visit historical sites like Normandy for the D-Day Commemoration.
Alaska:
For nature lovers, Silversea’s 2026 voyages in Alaska will offer 30 sailings to 13 destinations, giving guests the chance to connect with the wild beauty of the Last Frontier. Highlights include the Mendenhall Glacier, wildlife spotting in Juneau’s Stephen’s Passage, and the option to explore Denali National Park or the Canadian Rockies.
Canada & New England:
Timed perfectly for the fall foliage season, Silver Shadow will sail four voyages between September and November, visiting 10 destinations along the Saguenay Fjord and the rugged coastlines of Nova Scotia. Longer stays in port and days at sea will allow guests to relax and explore cities like Portland, Boston, and Halifax at a slower pace.
Silversea is also offering savings through its ‘Save. Indulge. Explore.’ promotion, applicable to new bookings made on or before October 31, 2024. This offer provides savings of up to USD 3,000 per suite on Door-to-Door and Port-to-Port All-Inclusive fares, with a reduced deposit of just 15%.
With immersive itineraries, iconic events, and the chance to explore some of the world’s most renowned cultural destinations, Silversea’s 2026 voyages promise travelers enriching experiences in unparalleled luxury.
For more information on Silversea’s new ocean voyages for 2026, please visit: www.silversea.com/summer-2026 and visit Cruise Critic to research and plan your future cruises, connect with other cruisers and share your passion for cruising.-
