A Pacific Awakening
SAN DIEGO TO SINGAPORE | JANUARY 5 – MAY 11, 2029 125 DAYS | 19 COUNTRIES | 61 DESTINATIONS
THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 2029 EMBARK SILVER WHISPER
CHINA
A Pacific Awakening
Expand your horizons on an illuminating journey across the world’s largest ocean.
Behold the Pacific — boundless and sacred. Somewhere between volcanic peaks and bamboo forests, she reveals everything you didn’t know you were seeking. And more than you ever could’ve imagined. The 2029 World Cruise invites you to experience this luminous ocean in depth. To feel the joy everywhere the current leads — with rare access only Silversea can provide. Step on board the intimate Silver Whisper for a mythical 125-day voyage reaching over 60 destinations in 19 countries. Chart a path through enchanted lagoons and cherry blossom festivals, through markets older than memory, and islands that exist beyond maps. Trace the routes that linked dynasties and chase the stars that led wayfinders. As you journey from Fiji’s rainbow reefs to Beijing’s imperial palaces, and from Hawaii’s waterfalls to Australia’s vineyards, new dimensions of many worlds emerge — awakening your capacity for wonder.
A REGAL BON VOYAGE
SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA
SAN DIEGO
January 5, 2029
Your World Cruise journey begins before the first horizon appears. An exclusive Bon Voyage celebration in San Diego welcomes guests with an exceptional prelude to the journey. Raise a glass to the adventures ahead on board Silver Whisper, indulge in world-class cuisine, and get to know your fellow explorers. Luxurious accommodations and seamless transfers ensure your voyage begins with the unparalleled comfort, style, and service that define Silversea.
HONOLULU, U.S.A.
SEGMENT 1
From San Diego to Papeete
THE ANCESTRAL ISLES
Your opening passage traces an arc across islands shaped by elemental beauty and ancestral presence. In Hawaii, volcanos rise from turquoise tides, waterfalls weave through emerald valleys, and cultural rhythms beat on in craft, song, and ceremony. Lava sculpted-shores give way to the mystical villages of the Marquesas, where tattooed histories and stone platforms whisper of ancient legends. From there, the Tuamotu Atolls welcome you with luminous rings of coral cradling aquamarine lagoons. Days at sea stretch gently between island worlds, creating space for you to connect with the lineage of sacred waters.
From San Diego to Papeete
Settle into life on board Silver Whisper, where days at sea offer the perfect balance of relaxation and enrichment. Watch horizons melt into watercolor sunsets as the Pacific opens up, leading you to nirvana. A night in Honolulu gives you the chance to connect with centuries of heritage, from a traditional luau to a royal celebration at Hawaii’s most famous palace. Learn about coffee culture in Kailua-Kona before sailing south toward the lush mountains, technicolor reefs, and seafoam green lagoons of French Polynesia. As you venture to some of the region’s most remote isles, you’ll discover an eternal bond — land and legacy living as one.
HONOLULU, U.S.A.
HONOLULU
JAN 11 - 12
Hawaii’s cultural capital invites you to slow down and stay awhile with an overnight visit. Roam from golden beaches to historic landmarks, sampling tropical fruit along the way. Wander vibrant neighborhoods, oceanfront promenades, and palm-lined city streets set against volcanic silhouettes. Then ease into evening at a traditional luau, where celebrations unfold through song, dance, games, crafts, and customary cuisine. In these moments of shared joy, Honolulu’s soul washes over you like a warm tide.
JAN 21
Recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, Fakarava promises unforgettable underwater experiences across dreamlike seascapes. Delve into the vibrant ecosystems that thrive beneath glassy waves. Glide above coral gardens and swim alongside reef sharks, stingrays, and tropical fish that flash like jewels. This perfectly preserved marine sanctuary shelters an exceptional abundance of life, including species found nowhere else on earth. Time spent here reframes your understanding of the ocean.
JAN 22
A hidden haven for nature enthusiasts, divers, and beach lovers, Rangiroa is revered for vast lagoons, unique marine life, and remote tranquility. This is a place where land and sea blur seamlessly — creating otherworldly landscapes beneath a sparkling sun. Enjoy a beach day at the beloved Green Lagoon, a sheltered cove that beckons with white sand and crystalline waters. Take the time to deeply unwind, marvel at nature, and soak up every inch of untouched beauty amidst one of the world’s largest coral atolls.
RANGIROA
FAKARAVA
A NIGHT AT THE PALACE
HONOLULU
January 11, 2029
Experience a rare glimpse into Hawaii’s royal heritage during an exclusive evening at ʻIolani Palace in Honolulu. The only official royal residence in the United States, this storied setting brings legacy vividly to life in an atmosphere of regal elegance. Once home to Hawaii’s monarchs, the palace invites you to pause and connect with the islands’ enduring culture — a meaningful celebration of ancestry, ceremony, and timeless tradition.
MOTU TAPU, BORA BORA
SEGMENT 2
From Papeete to Auckland
WAY OF THE WAYFINDER
Long before maps existed, the Pacific gave rise to the world’s greatest navigators. They crossed thousands of miles of open ocean guided by an ancient wisdom that shaped the course of human history. This is the way of the Polynesian wayfinders — who once studied the patterns of waves and read the stars like scripture. These are their waters. The lagoons of Tahiti and Bora Bora, glowing a thousand shades of blue. The cave pools of Samoa and the coral kingdoms of Fiji. Islands reached by those who trusted the dialogue between sea and sky to lead them home. And now, you sail in their wake, entering a world where nature is a compass and intuition is a way of life.
From Papeete to Auckland
Journey through the heart of French Polynesia, where volcanoes pierce cloudless skies, vanilla wafts on the breeze, and jewel-toned lagoons frame the world’s most breathtaking islands. Overnights in Papeete and Bora Bora invite you to linger beneath fuchsia sunsets and star-studded skies, while a visit to Motu Tapu offers rare seclusion. In Raiatea, Maohi heritage comes into focus at the UNESCO-listed Marae Taputapuātea and through close encounters with local artisans. Continue on through Samoa and Fiji, with an overnight in Lautoka bringing warm village greetings, time-honored rituals, and sweeping views — before the Bay of Islands signals your arrival in New Zealand.
NADI, FIJI
BORA BORA
JAN 25 - 26
Between lush peaks, dreamy seas, and silky sands, Bora Bora has long lived up to its reputation as the Pearl of the Pacific. Cruise the island’s iconic Blue Lagoon on a private outrigger, watching the sunset paint turquoise waters tangerine. Arrive at a secluded motu for delicious bites and beverages. Then gather around a fire to hear local legends and gaze at the Milky Way twinkling with remarkable clarity. An overnight in Bora Bora allows you to fully absorb her healing energy and otherworldly beauty.
RAIATEA JAN 27
Known as the spiritual center of Polynesia, Raiatea opens a window to the region’s ancestral past. Visit the UNESCO-listed Marae Taputapuātea, a prominent archeological site once central to ancient navigation, indigenous rituals, and cultural exchange across the Pacific. Explore Maohi traditions on a sightseeing tour, where you’ll learn about the cultivation of black pearls and enjoy a tasting at a local vanilla plantation. From ceremonial grounds to open seas, this idyllic island draws you into a culture deeply rooted in nature.
FEB 4 - 5
One night in Lautoka is all it takes to fall in love with Fiji. Venture beyond the coast, passing through sugarcane fields and market gardens as you climb 2,000 feet above sea level to the Nausori Highlands. Marvel at panoramic views across Nadi Bay, where tropical islands stretch toward rolling emerald hills. In the village of Yavuna, join a traditional kava ceremony amid heartfelt serenades. Then return to sea with a lasting impression of Fiji’s natural wonders, cherished customs, and welcoming people.
LAUTOKA
DOUBTFUL SOUND, NEW ZEALAND
SEGMENT 3
From Auckland to Melbourne
THE WILD & THE WORLDLY
Few corners of the world hold such wildly different versions of beauty in such close proximity. Glacial valleys and gallery walls. Ancient kauri forests and vintage thrift shops. The drama of Milford Sound at dawn, mist rising from the sea between granite cliffs. Then, Sydney emerges like a mirage on the harbor — sleek, radiant, utterly electrifying. Move between the untamed and the sophisticated, the raw and the refined. Embrace an endless spectrum of possibilities, from the jagged edges of Fiordland to the artistic soul of Tasmania. Discover a duality that resists definition as you explore two sides of the same extraordinary region, each as compelling as the other.
From Auckland to Melbourne
Begin with an overnight in Auckland — a city as culturally rich as it is naturally beautiful, from volcanic horizons to Māori landmarks. Wander Tauranga’s fertile valleys and cinematic hill country before cruising the reflective waters of Doubtful and Milford Sounds through the UNESCOlisted wilderness of Te Wāhipounamu. Sydney beckons with its iconic harbor, golden beaches, and cosmopolitan spirit. An overnight stay invites you to take in the brilliance of it all. Then spend a night in Hobart, exploring historic sites, roaming rugged coastlines, and savoring legendary seafood. Vibrant, eclectic, and brimming with life, this part of the world surprises you at every turn.
AUCKLAND
FEB 11 - 12
Rising dramatically from a landscape forged by volcanoes, Auckland invites exploration and rewards curiosity. Roam the city’s sprawling volcanic fields, connect with Māori heritage in local galleries and museums, and stroll along a buzzing waterfront lined by world-class restaurants. With an overnight stay, you’ll have time to venture into the lush Waikato countryside and visit the famed Hobbiton Movie Set, where Tolkien’s Middle-Earth comes to life among the rolling hills of Matamata.
FEB
18
Set within the UNESCO-protected wilderness of Te Wāhipounamu, Doubtful Sound stretches deeper and farther than any other fiord in Fiordland — far removed from the modern world. Towering cliffs plunge into glassy depths, delicate waterfalls thread like silver ribbons down sheer rock, and over it all hangs a profound silence that is difficult to describe and impossible to forget. Glide across the mirrored waters of this remote haven, keeping watch for dolphins, fur seals, and rare Fiordland crested penguins.
FEB 24 - 25
Tucked at the southern edge of Australia, Hobart is a city of wild coastlines, rugged highlands, and a thriving food culture that draws from both. Trek across UNESCO-protected Tasmanian landscapes, step back in time at the immaculately preserved Port Arthur Historic Site, and embark on a Deep-to-Dish Cruise — a spectacular seven-species ocean-to-plate degustation along the River Derwent, guided by local fishing families who have worked these waters for generations.
HOBART
DOUBTFUL SOUND
THE THEATRE ROYAL: FIT FOR A KING
HOBART
February 24, 2029
Step into the historic Theatre Royal — Australia’s oldest continually operating theater — for an evening worthy of its storied stage. Reserved exclusively for World Cruise guests for one night only, this elegant gathering presents a specially curated performance by the 47-piece Tasmania Symphony Orchestra and renowned guest artists, honoring music, heritage, and the shared joy of a remarkable journey.
BAROSSA VALLEY, AUSTRALIA
SEGMENT 4
From Melbourne to Benoa
CURRENTS OF CONTRAST
Australia is unmistakably defined by multitudes. Steel blue tides stretch between eucalyptus forests and limestone caves. Sun-warmed vineyards dissolve into breezy beach towns where locals chase the surf at dawn. The scent of espresso drifts through mural-lined laneways in cities that wear their creativity with pride. Currents of contrast run deep through a land as rich and layered as the ocean around it. Surrender to the steady pull of waves that carry you from one unexpected world to the next. Each with vastly different stories to tell. All unfolding across a continent in constant motion.
From Melbourne to Benoa
Follow the open ocean along Australia’s southern shores and up its western edge, where cultural landmarks give way to shifting seascapes. Melbourne sets the tone with grand civic architecture and UNESCOlisted gardens. Watch fairy penguins march along the shores of Phillip Island in a beloved nightly ritual. Venture inland from Adelaide for a taste of the region’s prized wine country before continuing west to Esperance and Albany — coastal towns known for their turquoise bays and maritime charm. Limestone caverns and windswept coasts guide the way to Fremantle, a historic port that marks a key turning point in your journey.
PHILLIP ISLAND
FEB 28
Arrive at Phillip Island to witness one of the country’s most endearing spectacles — the Penguin Parade. Every evening, the world’s tiniest penguins emerge from the surf and waddle home to their nests in perfectly imperfect procession. Watch every step, shuffle, and curious glance up close from a rare, eyelevel vantage-point, peering through an underground viewing window along the penguins’ favorite path These adorable creatures have a way of stopping even the most seasoned traveler in their tracks.
MAR 2
Adelaide serves as a gateway to one of the world’s most revered wine regions. Journey beyond the city into the undulating vineyards of the Barossa Valley, passing charming townships and sun-dappled estates along the way. Two renowned wineries invite you to tour historic cellars and savor distinctive regional vintages paired with local delicacies. Linger among vine-laced hills, raise a glass to the land, and discover why this storied valley remains at the heart of Australian food and wine.
MAR 8
Set along Western Australia’s sapphire-hued coast, Busselton is distinguished by its unique geology and subterranean wonders. Take in panoramic views of sculpted landscapes from Cape Naturaliste Lighthouse, a historic beacon guiding mariners since 1904. Venture beyond the headlands to Ngilgi Cave, where cathedral-like chambers reveal intricate stalactites, helictites, and shawls. Above and below ground, Busselton invites a deeper appreciation for the power and poetry of the natural world.
BUSSELTON
ADELAIDE
BOHOL, THE PHILIPPINES
SEGMENT 5
From Benoa to Manila
EMERALD LANDS & GOLDEN COASTS
Southeast Asia welcomes you with storied history, lush landscapes, and rich culture. Where terraced rice fields and water temples reveal ancient philosophies. And endemic species roam freely along domed-shaped mountains. At the edge of port towns, serene coasts glisten beneath casuarina trees. Sunset rituals rejuvenate and invite reflection amidst the electric energy of urban life. From mangroves to winding rivers and sacred waterways to ancient forests — landscapes unfold as living testaments to balance, belief, and belonging. Here, every journey is guided by centuries of wisdom and the rhythm of life today.
From Benoa to Manila
Southeast Asia reveals itself in layers — unfolding as you sail between emerald archipelagos and timeworn rituals. Across Bali, water traces centuries of belief through sculpted rice terraces, where villages and temples settle into a practiced harmony. Farther north, the land grows denser around Sandakan, and mangroves edge into ancient forests. The deepwater port of Muara bridges the threshold between land and sea, inviting you to unhurried afternoons and slow morning walks. Rounded limestone hills rise and fall in Bohol, sheltering tarsiers in their folds. And in Kalanggaman, walk a ribbon of white sand between two seas.
SANDAKAN
MAR 18 - 19
Step into Borneo’s living sanctuaries on a half-day journey shaped by the region’s most extraordinary locals. At Sepilok, rescued orangutans roam the canopy, an intimate glimpse into lives shaped by patience and care. Continue through coastal mangroves to Labuk Bay, where proboscis monkeys leap between trees and gather for a scheduled feeding. Along the way, each encounter reveals various stages of rehabilitation, offering a rare window into conservation work unfolding in real time.
MAR 20
The coastal town of Muara, Brunei — and our newest port of call — invites you to gentle afternoons along the South China Sea. It is a place where the Sultanate’s values of calm, balance, and community are felt rather than proclaimed. Anchored between a working harbor and open shoreline, Muara balances its maritime life with moments of stillness. Whether as a peaceful retreat or a thoughtful first impression of the country, the city reveals Brunei’s more intimate side — best experienced slowly, by the sea.
22
Uncover a quieter corner of The Philippines on a journey to Bohol, a striking island of natural landmarks. The Chocolate Hills stretch across the countryside in near-perfect symmetry, more than a thousand domed hills rising and falling with the land, offering incredible views and unexpected wildlife sightings. The experience continues at the Tarsier Sanctuary, where tiny, wide-eyed primates peer out from the forest canopy — an exclusive encounter with one of nature’s most delicate species.
BOHOL
MUARA
KALANGGAMAN
March 23, 2029
Welcome to Kalanggaman Island, a luminous oasis of pristine sands, swaying palms, and turquoise waters, and our own private paradise during this memorable event. Lively percussion instruments and delicious, traditional Filipino merienda set the tone for cultural performances that unlock a deeper connection with this captivating region. Traditional dishes and island-inspired cocktails enhance every moment of this laid-back soirée, culminating in an authentic dinner hosted by a local chef and a spirited celebration beneath the open sky.
ROMBLON, THE PHILIPPINES
SEGMENT 6
From Manila to Tokyo
CERULEAN SHORES & SAKURA SKIES
Cerulean shores give way to sakura skies on this chapter shaped by sacred serenity. From the layered streets of Manila to the quiet beauty of Romblon Island, The Philippines’ heritage unfolds gently, and island life feels beautifully untouched. In Vigan, stories written in silk and stone reveal an enduring cultural spirit. Crossing north, the rhythm shifts as spring softly awakens. Japan welcomes you with cherry blossoms that frame hallowed temples and city moments that linger long after dark. Between sea and bloom, each horizon invites you to cherish fleeting beauty as it flickers across your journey.
From Manila to Tokyo
Venture from The Philippines to Japan, across cerulean shores and sakura skies. From the fortified streets of Intramuros to the baroque splendor of San Agustín Church, Manila reveals imperial heritage and centuries-old craftsmanship. In Romblon Island and Vigan, pristine beaches and cobblestone streets balance untouched nature with living tradition. Crossing north, landscapes and experiences evolve with the arrival of spring. Visit Japan’s most revered cultural landmarks — from Kyoto to Awaji Island — in cherry blossom season. Then, embrace Tokyo’s beautiful paradox of ancient serenity and ultra-modern energy.
TOKYO, JAPAN
Discover one of The Philippines’ hidden gems in Vigan, where enduring customs define the rhythm of the city. In Pinili and Paoay, hands-on demonstrations of traditional loom-weaving reveal age-old techniques, as artisans share skills shaped by patience, precision, and daily practice. From Filipino flavors such as bagnet and longganisa to the stone grandeur of Paoay Church, this immersive experience unfolds across everyday rituals where food and heritage remain deeply connected.
APR 2 - 3
Osaka welcomes you with an overnight — to linger, observe, and experience Japan with greater depth and ease. Take the time to venture to Kyoto, exploring iconic UNESCO Sites like the Golden Pavilion and Tenryu-ji Temple, where shimmering waters, raked gardens, and elegant architecture create an atmosphere of tranquility. At Arashiyama’s Bamboo Grove, a scenic rickshaw ride through soaring canopies offers moments of immersion shaped by nature and movement.
APR 5 - 6
Tokyo thrills with harmonious contradictions, as neon flashes against paper lanterns and bullet trains race past centuries-old shrines. Browse the futuristic stores of Shibuya and uncover historic sites across Asakusa. Savor a teppanyaki-style dinner, where Japanese Wagyu beef and seasonal produce highlight the region’s mastery of flavor, balance, and precision. With time to explore beyond first impressions, discover the unmistakable blend of tradition and innovation that makes Japan’s capital city so endlessly fascinating.
TOKYO
OSAKA
GEISHAS AND EMPERORS: THE MYSTERIES OF JAPAN
TOKYO
April 5, 2029
Amidst the neon-lit streets, soaring skyscrapers, and bustling neighborhoods of Tokyo, a window opens onto the past during an evening honoring Japan’s imperial heritage. Inspired by the Emperor’s Chrysanthemum Throne — symbolizing the sun, longevity, and the world’s oldest continuous monarchy — this immersive evening shines a light on the traditions of the Yamato Dynasty through riveting cultural performances and refined regional flavors.
TOKYO, JAPAN
SEGMENT 7
From Tokyo to Hong Kong
SPRING AT THE GATES OF EMPIRE
A blush of spring awakens across Asia, where daily life blossoms along weaving canals, ceremonial sites, and cityscapes old and new. From ancient imperial capitals to storied water towns and advanced modern cities, every destination in this arc reveals a way of life shaped by centuries of passage. Heritage endures in the quiet grace of ancestral homes, where recipes are warmed by hand and crafts are still practiced as ritual. Creativity finds further expression in the art of kaiseki, as season and setting guide time-honored culinary traditions. History across these regions is not confined to monuments — but tasted, felt, and woven into the land itself.
From Tokyo to Hong Kong
At the height of cherry blossom season, Asia unfolds in fleeting color and enduring history. Taste tradition through seasonal dishes, with community-led Tsugaru cuisine in Aomori and a Michelin-hosted kaiseki experience in Hokkaido. In South Korea’s ancient capital of Gyeongju, royal mounds rise from open plains, stone pagodas mark centuries ahead of their time, and a granite Buddha watches the East Sea. Journey onward to Shanghai, where street-side kitchens and worldrenowned dining rooms alike celebrate regional flavors. Glide through willow-lined canals by gondola in Zhujiajiao. And elevate your exploration in Asia with rare access to iconic sites such as the Terracotta Warriors and the Great Wall.
SEOUL, SOUTH KOREA
KANAZAWA
APRIL 12
Journey through Kanazawa’s rivers and alpine valleys to Shirakawa-go, tucked deep within the Japanese Alps. Pine-covered mountains rise like monuments around the village — sheltering farmhouses, rice fields, and centuries of traditions. Explore this sophisticated World Heritage village before continuing to Gokayama, a region celebrated for ancient papermaking techniques. Here, sheets of hand-made washi are carefully lifted from mountain water — inviting you to learn a craft that has sustained generations.
15 - 16
An overnight in Busan opens the way inland to Gyeongju, the ancient capital of the Silla Kingdom, often referred to as a museum without walls. Trace thousands of years of Korean history through UNESCO landmarks, from the 8th-century Bulguksa Temple, set among pagodas and forested hills, to the Seokguram Grotto with its granite Buddha standing tall against the sea. Roam the Gyeongju Historic Areas, where royal tombs, palaces, and sacred grounds remain intertwined with the rhythms of modern life.
APR 20 - 22
Wander beyond the Shanghai skyline and rustic farmland to the water town of Zhujiajiao. Canals edged in greenery carry the echoes of the Ming and Qing dynasties. In quiet workshops and teahouses, silk embroidery, rice wine, and wood carving recall a time when craft was both livelihood and heritage. Peer into local life with a visit to the post office and a traditional Chinese pharmacy. And cross stone bridges to ancestral halls and riverside markets — an intimate counterpoint to the modern city nearby.
| BEIJING UNESCO EXPLORER | APR 22 - 25
Feel the grandeur of the Great Wall of China and walk the halls of the fabled Forbidden City. Explore the Temple of Heaven and discover the legacy of the Ming Tombs. You’ll uncover Beijing’s most extraordinary landmarks — one moment, one encounter, and one revelation at a time.*
*This is an optional Overland Experience available for an additional cost. Participation in Overland Experiences is subject to availability and may require advance booking.
SHANGHAI
BUSAN
Exclusive, complimentary World Cruise Overland Excursion
FROM SHANGHAI TO HONG KONG
April 22 - April 25, 2029
Enrich your discovery with a complimentary Overland Experience where rare access and intimate encounters reveal a world beyond the coastline. Wander into the ancient city of Xi’an and gain exclusive afterhours entry for close-up views of the famous Terracotta Warriors still standing sentinel over China’s first emperor. After a ceremonial opening of the city gates, enjoy a private dinner just beyond the Ming- era walls. In a privileged and expertly guided experience, explore 3,000 years of history in one of the world’s most remarkable archaeological wonders.
CHON BURI, THAILAND
SEGMENT 8
From Hong Kong to Singapore
ACROSS TEMPLE KINGDOMS
In stone sanctuaries, centuries-old capitals, and sculpted limestone karsts, East and Southeast Asia emerge in luminous detail. Drift through street-food avenues alive with smoky seafood barbecues and afterdark energy. Witness dazzling emerald waters along palm-lined shores. And walk through imperial cities where history is not preserved, but lived — illuminated by lantern light, twilight ceremony, and sacred spaces. Every pause, every harbor, offers an interlude of reflection and ease. Move across time and nations as modern culture and historical truths unveil prevailing legacies.
From Hong Kong to Singapore
Journey beyond China, to cities filled with momentum, villages brimming with tradition, and shorelines cast in untouched beauty. Vietnam’s Ha Long Bay opens onto limestone karsts rising from the sea and jungle-topped peaks. Across the country, Ho Chi Minh City reveals a youthful energy that speaks in scent and sound — from early-morning flower markets to latenight street food. Sihanoukville, a newly featured destination, brings you to laidback coastal living and a moment to enjoy natural beauty. And in Laem Chabang, learn the ways of Thai craftmanship with wooden architecture and symbolic storytelling.
HA LONG BAY
APR 28 - 29
As day-trippers depart, Ha Long Bay settles into a quiet rhythm. Lantern-lit boats glide across still waters and limestone peaks become silhouettes against a star-streaked sky. With an overnight to wander, you’re free to venture into hidden grottos, revealing cathedrals of stone like a secret waiting to be discovered. Named Ha Long — “The Descending Dragon” — the bay’s legend lives on in islets carved by jeweled dragon tails. Glide beneath towering cliffs and into sheltered lagoons where myth and majesty meet.
MAY 2 - 3
Capture Ho Chi Minh City as locals live it during an overnight stay — where Vietnamese markets invite spontaneous gatherings over shared plates. Streets fill with motorbikes, glass towers rise beside Frenchera facades, and cafés spill onto sidewalks. Color and fragrance come alive at Ho Thi Ky Flower Market, brimming with roses, orchids, and marigolds. Taste the city’s flavorful seafood at District 4, a local favorite. And stroll through Vinh Khanh Street, where barbecue and conversation carry on well into the night.
MAY 7 - 8
Journey from Laem Chabang to Thailand’s river capital of Bangkok with an overnight stay. Discover Thai life and ceremonial tradition in the fragrant blooms and hand-strung garlands of Pak Khlong Talad Flower Market. Drift along the Chao Phraya River as Bangkok unfolds at an unhurried pace — and the spires of the striking Temple of Dawn come into focus. On the banks of the river, ICONSIAM brings art, design, and traditional cuisine together in one of Bangkok’s most celebrated destinations.
LAEM CHABANG
HO CHI MINH CITY
BANGKOK
May 7, 2029
As the World Cruise draws to a close, an unforgettable evening unfolds at Bangkok’s Sanctuary of Truth — a wooden masterpiece carved entirely by hand. Inspired by Hindu, Buddhist, Chinese, and Khmer traditions, its intricate sculptures and illuminated temple create a dramatic setting for an elegant seaside dinner, enriched by cultural moments between courses. In this serene and symbolic setting, an extraordinary journey finds its perfect finale.
HAKODATE, JAPAN
S.A.L.T. EXPERIENCES
Inside The Pacific’s Culinary Heart
Explore, savor, and celebrate the culinary legacies of the Pacific through our immersive S.A.L.T. Experiences. Step into the private home and garden of a Michelinrenowned Bangkok chef, where plant forward Thai recipes nourish body and soul. The ancient Japanese art of fermentation comes alive at a breathtaking Zen retreat on Awaji Island. Wander a wet market in Singapore before touring The Intan, a home museum showcasing Peranakan heritage through antiques, stories, and timehonored recipes. From hidden kitchens to family tables, each expert-led Shore Excursion grants privileged access and rare insight into local food cultures.
*Please note that the current S.A.L.T. offerings are available for an additional cost and are subject to change, with experiences potentially being added or removed over the next three years.
ZEN RETREAT CULINARY WORKSHOP OSAKA, JAPAN
Born of the gods in Japanese mythology, Awaji Island carries a spiritual depth that echoes across its landscapes, shrines, and culinary traditions. Journey here from Osaka to explore the ancient practice of fermentation with a Japanese master chef — inside a Zen retreat designed by Pritzker Prize-winning architect Tadao Ando. Light-filled spaces and tranquil gardens set the scene for a lesson in the techniques behind miso, soy, and seasonal preserves. It all culminates in a lunch inspired by the day’s teachings.
HIDDEN AOMORI CULINARY TRADITIONS AOMORI, JAPAN
Tucked in Japan’s far north, Aomori is home to a distinctive culinary heritage shaped by climate, community, and a profound connection to the land. Meet the members of Tsugaru Akatsuki-no kai, a local group of women dedicated to preserving the recipes that have long distinguished Tsugaru cuisine. Learn the methods behind time-honored dishes before gathering in one of Aomori’s famed apple orchards for a special lunch paired with locally pressed cider and the flavors of a tradition worth savoring.
THE ART OF JAPANESE KAISEKI DINING HAKODATE, JAPAN
Savor the precision of Japanese kaiseki in the historic city of Hakodate. Step inside the century old Kappo Ryokan Wakamatsu, where Michelin renowned Chef Narita hosts an intimate culinary experience rooted in seasonality, balance, and ritual. Learn his secrets to preparing the perfect dashi as you discover how subtle broths lay the foundation for Japanese cuisine. Then indulge in a kaiseki lunch, where each course invites you to slow down, tune into the senses, and embrace the joy of mindful dining.
THE ART OF JAPANESE FOOD
& CERAMICS KANAZAWA, JAPAN
In Kanazawa, culinary artistry and traditional craftsmanship have always been inseparable. Spend time at an award-winning Kutani-yaki ceramics atelier, where vivid pigments and intricate gold patterns reveal techniques that have been refined for over 350 years. These pieces take on new meaning during a tea ceremony held in Kenrokuen Garden, led by a tea master who values form and function in equal measure. The experience concludes at a ryotei with a lunch highlighting regional ingredients.
HEALTH & LIFESTYLE WITH CHEF MUKURA LAEM CHABANG, THAILAND
On the outskirts of Pattaya, Michelin renowned Chef Vichit Mukura warmly welcomes you into the flavorful world of plant-based cooking. Wander his private garden, where seasonal vegetables, aromatic herbs, and healing botanicals flourish in abundance. Then head to the kitchen to watch Chef Mukura and his daughter lead a vegan cooking demonstration rooted in the plant-forward customs of Thai cuisine. Finally, gather for a lunch that’s as thoughtful and nourishing as the philosophy behind it.
PERANAKAN EXPERIENCE AT THE INTAN SINGAPORE, SINGAPORE
Step into the heart of Peranakan culture in Singapore, where Chinese and Malay influences converge through taste, ritual, and hospitality. A visit to a local wet market begins your sensory journey into Peranakan cuisine. At the award-winning Intan Home Museum, founder Alvin Yapp serves traditional tea before guiding you through his collection of antiques that tell stories spanning generations. The afternoon closes with a curated meal of Peranakan specialties followed by a decadent array of desserts.
BENEFITS & INCLUSIONS
Exclusive for World Cruise guests
Business Class Air (From Selected Countries/Gateways)¹
Meet & Greet²
Bon Voyage Reception, Dinner, and Overnight Accommodation
Pre-embarkation
Shore Excursions Credit
$500 Onboard Spending Credit Per Guest (Up To $1,000 Per Suite)
Exclusive World Cruise Events
Special Commemorative Gifts
Silver Shore Baggage Valet (Up to 2 Bags, 50lbs Each, Per Guest)
Laundry Service
Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi (Up to 2 Devices Per Person)
Medical Service³
¹ Only with the All-Inclusive Plus Fare
² At the airport of arrival
³ For World Cruise 2029 bookings, medical services including consultations with the ship’s medical team, initial visits and check-ups for chronic conditions as well as lab tests, dressings, and medications not to exceed a total cost of $1,000 USD are included for all passengers. Passengers are responsible for all lab tests, dressings, and medications more than $1,000 USD as well as prescription medications, refills, and additional tests that may require arrangements at the next available port.
All other standard inclusions apply.
SILVER WHISPER, HONG KONG
SILVER WHISPER
A World of Quiet Comfort
Refined elegance meets effortless immersion on Silver Whisper — one of the smallest luxury ships to host a World Cruise. With just 196 suites, Silver Whisper delivers the sophistication and amenities of a larger ship in an intimate setting where every space feels thoughtfully considered. From stunning venues and spacious suites to exquisite cuisine and enriching entertainment, each element of the onboard experience is crafted for comfort, discovery, and celebration. Butlers anticipate your every need, bartenders recall your favorite cocktails, and each interaction reflects our pride in the art of hospitality. A ratio of nearly one crew member for every guest ensures your journey feels tailored to you. And that same attention to detail is central to the ship’s design. Built to access hidden harbors and far-flung isles, Silver Whisper brings the Pacific’s most elusive edges into focus.
SILVER WHISPER SUITES
ALL SUITES
Butler service
Refrigerator and bar setup stocked with your preferences
Plush bathrobes and slippers
Pillow menu
Luxury bath amenities
Complimentary Wi-Fi
Umbrella
Hair dryer
Wall-mounted USB-C mobile device chargers
Direct-dial telephone(s)
Champagne on arrival
Suite diagrams shown are for illustration purposes only and may vary from actual square footage. Please refer to suite specifications for square footage.
OWNER’S SUITE
Available as a one-bedroom configuration or as a two-bedroom by adjoining with a Vista Suite (as illustrated).
ONE BEDROOM: 919 sq. ft. / 85 M 2 including veranda (220 sq. ft. / 20 M 2)
TWO BEDROOM: 1,264 sq. ft. / 117 M 2 including veranda (220 sq. ft. / 20 M 2)
• Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional large picture window
• Living room with sitting area; bedroom two has additional sitting area
• Separate dining area and bar
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed; bedroom two has additional twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and fullsized whirlpool bath, plus a powder room; bedroom two has additional bathroom with full-sized bath
• Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe
• Vanity table(s) with hair dryer
• Writing desk(s)
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television(s) with Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine and tea kettles
GRAND SUITE
Available as a one-bedroom configuration or as a two-bedroom by adjoining with a Veranda Suite (as illustrated).
ONE BEDROOM: 941–1,090 sq. ft. / 87–101 M2 including veranda (103–116 sq. ft. /10–11 M2);
TWO BEDROOM: 1,286-1,435 sq. ft. / 119–133 M2 including veranda (163-176 sq. ft. /16–17 M2)
• Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional veranda
• Living room with convertible sofa to accommodate an additional guest
• Sitting area; bedroom two has additional sitting area
• Separate dining area
• Twin beds or king-sized bed; bedroom two has additional twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and fullsized whirlpool bath, plus a powder room; bedroom two has additional bathroom with full-sized bath
• Custom-made luxury bed mattresses
• Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe
• Vanity table(s) with hair dryer
• Writing desk(s)
• One 55” / 140 cm and one 40” / 102 cm flat-screen HD TV in main suite, plus one 40” / 102 cm flat-screen HD TV in bedroom two
• Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Espresso machine and tea kettles
ROYAL SUITE
Available as a one-bedroom configuration or as a two-bedroom by adjoining with a Veranda Suite (as illustrated).
ONE BEDROOM: 967–1,007 sq. ft. / 90–94 M2 including veranda (110–116 sq. ft. /10–11 M2);
TWO BEDROOM: 1,312–1,352 sq. ft. /122–126 M2 including veranda (170-176 sq. ft. /16–17 M2)
• Large veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors; bedroom two has additional veranda
• Living room with sitting area; bedroom two has additional sitting area
• Separate dining area and bar
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed; bedroom two has additional twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and fullsized whirlpool bath, plus a powder room; bedroom two has additional bathroom with full-sized bath
• Walk-in wardrobe(s) with personal safe
• Vanity table(s) with hair dryer
• Writing desk(s)
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television(s) with Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine and tea kettles
MEDALLION SUITE
Suites accommodate three guests.
653–701 sq. ft. / 61–65 M 2 including veranda (110–123 sq. ft. / 10–11 M2)
• Veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors
• Living room (with convertible sofa to accommodate an additional guest)
• Sitting area
• Separate dining area
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and fullsized whirlpool bath
• Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
• Vanity table with hair dryer
• Writing desk
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television(s) with Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine and tea kettles
Suites accommodate three guests.
521 sq. ft. / 49 M2 including veranda (81 sq. ft. / 8 M2)
• Veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors
• Living room with sitting and dining area
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, separate shower and fullsized whirlpool bath
• Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
• Vanity table with hair dryer
• Writing desk
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television with Interactive Media Library
• Sound system with Bluetooth connectivity
• Unlimited Premium Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine and tea kettles
SILVER SUITE
Silver
Medallion
DELUXE VERANDA SUITE
SUPERIOR VERANDA SUITE
CLASSIC VERANDA SUITE
Veranda Suites 605, 606, 640-645, 648, 649, 652, 653, 656 and 657 accommodate three guests. Deluxe Verandas offer preferred central location with accommodations identical to Classic and Superior Verandas.
345 sq. ft. / 32 M2 including veranda (60 sq. ft. / 6 M2)
• Veranda with patio furniture and floor-to-ceiling glass doors
• Sitting area
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, full-sized bath, separate shower
• Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
• Vanity table with hair dryer
• Writing desk
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television with Interactive Media Library
• Unlimited Standard Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine and tea kettles
VISTA SUITE
Available as a one-bedroom configuration or as a two-bedroom (as illustrated) by adjoining with a Vista Suite.
287 sq. ft. / 27 M2
• Large picture window providing panoramic ocean views (Vista Suite)
• Sitting area
• Twin beds or queen-sized bed
• Bathroom with double vanity, full-sized bath, separate shower
• Walk-in wardrobe with personal safe
• Vanity table with hair dryer
• Writing desk
• 32” / 81 cm flat-screen television with Interactive Media Library
• Unlimited Standard Wi-Fi
• Espresso machine and tea kettles
*Images are intended as a general reference. Features, materials, finishes and layout may be different than shown
SILVER WHISPER
Connecting Suites
416/418, 511/515, 516/518, 602/604, 601/603, 616/618, 731/733, 732/734, 702/704, 701/703, 802/804, 801/803 Wheelchair-Accessible
