Silver Endeavour
Silversea designed Silver Endeavour specifically for polar exploration, providing an unforgettable experience to places such as Antarctica and Greenland for its 220 passengers. Named after British explorer Captain James Cook's research ship, this vessel represents the next frontier in luxury expedition cruising. Passengers can enjoy world-class service with a 1:1 crew-to-passenger ratio, white-gloved butlers and all-suite accommodations.
The breathtaking scenery takes center stage onboard, thanks to floor-to-ceiling windows across eight public decks framing the remote landscapes perfectly. The isolated destinations feel more accessible than ever, thanks to expert-led daily talks, a fleet of zodiacs ready to take passengers ashore for excursions and live feeds of images displayed on high-definition screens.
With such a small capacity, guests get to enjoy intimate interactions with bartenders and get their pick of prime viewing spots to witness orcas and humpback whales swimming alongside the ship. Silver Endeavour provides the rarest luxury: an adventure of a lifetime experienced in utmost comfort.
- The ship's uniquely designed common areas allow passengers to feel close to the breathtaking natural surroundings. Beautiful glass walls offer views of the Arctic while flowing curves and three-dimensional art reflect the surrounding seascape.
- World-class service comes in the form of each passenger being attended to by a personal white-gloved butler, who is available to draw a bath after a long day of exploring, shine up any scuffed shoes and unpack your luggage.
- The vessel features 100 luxurious suites, starting at a spacious 355 square feet. Each suite boasts floor-to-ceiling windows that open onto private verandas, designated living areas and marble bathrooms with walk-in showers.
- Thoughtful and luxurious touches abound on board, such as complimentary Ars Italica Oscietra caviar available at any time, a welcome bottle of bubbly and a pillow menu.
- The Silver Endeavour recruited a team of experts from various fields, such as ornithology, biology, history and photography, to provide passengers with engaging and informative insights during daily excursions.
- All accommodations onboard are categorized as suites, and they come in six types: Veranda, Silver, Signature, Master, Grand and Owner’s.
- The vessel features cutting-edge technology ideal for polar exploration. Its remote Shotover stabilized camera system can capture wildlife images from a distance of three miles and display stunning shots on large-screen TVs in the Expedition Lounge.
- The onboard dining options include the Italian restaurantIl Terrazzino, a casual Grill for glass-enclosed poolside dining and haute French cuisine at La Dame.
- The Observation Lounge offers staggering 270-degree views from the ship's top, making it the ideal perch to enjoy an afternoon tea or evening cocktail.
- While the dress code onboard isn’t overly formal, jeans are not permitted in dining rooms for dinner.
