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Introducing Silver Nova – the twelfth ship to join our fleet. Our newest vessel will join us in summer 2023, and will be a home away from home for up to 728 guests. Silver Nova’s innovative asymmetrical design introduces the world like never before, offering an immersive destination experience to our guests. With a gross tonnage of 54,700 tons she will offer a space-to-guest ratio of 75 GRT-per-passenger becoming one of the most spacious cruise ships ever built. What’s more, Silver Nova will be our most environmentally friendly, and thanks to her groundbreaking technological solutions, she will propel Silversea into a new era of sustainable cruising. It’s the Nova way to travel.
Silver Nova preserves all our trademarks and delivers a new way of luxury cruising. Her revolutionary horizontal design ensures outstanding public areas, which fuse seamlessly together. Silver Nova will introduce a brand new selection of superb, spacious suites, many of which promise a 270˚ view from sea to sky. Nine dining venues and an unprecedented choice of bars complete the experience, offering delicious drinking and dining at any time of the day.
Our first Silverseas experience, after historically sailing with Azamara, Cunard, Celebrity (mostly) and Seabourn Encore - and we loved it. Our Silver Nova 14 night b2b Vancouver-Seward-Vancouver cruise was close to perfect. The ship is beautiful, the Captain and crew remarkable. The included shore excursions varied in quality and substance, but were generally quite good. We enjoyed the food, particularly in Atlantide, Salt Kitchen, Marquee and evening dining at La Terrassa. We found La Terrassa lunch chilled options to be very good (especially the wonderful lobster, fresh crab, sushi/sashimi etc), but the 'hot' food was usually lukewarm unfortunately. Marquee pizza was excellent, always. A movie night with room service beautifully set up by our butler was almost as enjoyable as Silver Note and La Dame! It was great to have choices to fit the mood on a 14 night voyage. Our suite was very comfortable and we had everything we could possibly need. We will definitely return to enjoy Silver Nova again.
First time for us with Silversea. Many reviews and passengers on board hold same opinion - ownership by Royal Caribbean is now impacting on the brand. Overall we had a good experience - there were a few areas needing attention - embarkation wasn’t great, equipment with contractor at Seward not working accurately, reception desk tbh was never very helpful, it felt like training was severely lacking in these areas. However, it has to be said staff throughout the rest of the ship were amazing on every level. Efficient, kind, thoughtful and professional. The cabins and cleanliness - faultless, impeccable. The pre-cruise hotel in Anchorage, The Captain Cook was OK, but at £600 per room was extortionate given the level of hotel. We took the Alaskan Railroad to Seward, be aware this is a charter train which runs from a depot at the airport not the train station. It was beautiful scenery, but on board catering and drinks was chaotic, we never received our food at all and given we’d not eaten since breakfast and didn’t arrive in Seward until 6pm, it was woefully inadequate. The journey took around 4-5 hrs, so embarkation was rushed and inefficient to get the train passengers on board for departure at 7pm. I think I’d say take the bus included by Silversea which virtually follows the train route and gets you out there in good time to settle on board comfortably. The cost was an additional £200 pp for the train and we were left wondering if it was worth it. Passengers were frustrated by the onboard disorganisation. The food was fabulous on the Silver Nova, and the general non premium wine available was good, although we had to be firm about what we wanted to drink in terms of wine, they were keen to encourage you to their selection. The Atlantide walk in was amazing, the range, quality and service was great. La Terrazza was ok, we went once, the grill/marquee had high quality meat but the veg was either stone cold or baked potatoes uncooked in the centre. The on board lectures for Alaska were great and highly informative, the entertainment ‘warmed up’ as the week passed. We enjoyed the excursions but there were rumblings on board that they were of poor or insubstantial quality, we visited a couple of new ports - Haines and Klawock, both were charming but I’d understand the dissatisfaction of seasoned cruise passengers. Dress code - we found this to be very informal, nothing as we’d imagined but it was good for us as we don’t enjoy dressy formality and it was something we’d mildly dreaded getting wrong! Cruise going friends had advised sequins all the way, thankfully the Nova was the opposite. Disembarkation at Vancouver was so well organised by the ship and the port, as slick as it could be. Alaska was memorable and the Silver Nova an extremely comfortable base from which to visit.
Our first Silverseas experience, after historically sailing with Azamara, Cunard, Celebrity (mostly) and Seabourn Encore - and we loved it. Our Silver Nova 14 night b2b Vancouver-Seward-Vancouver cruise was close to perfect. The ship is beautiful, the Captain and crew remarkable. The included shore excursions varied in quality and substance, but were generally quite good. We enjoyed the food, particularly in Atlantide, Salt Kitchen, Marquee and evening dining at La Terrassa. We found La Terrassa lunch chilled options to be very good (especially the wonderful lobster, fresh crab, sushi/sashimi etc), but the 'hot' food was usually lukewarm unfortunately. Marquee pizza was excellent, always. A movie night with room service beautifully set up by our butler was almost as enjoyable as Silver Note and La Dame! It was great to have choices to fit the mood on a 14 night voyage. Our suite was very comfortable and we had everything we could possibly need. We will definitely return to enjoy Silver Nova again.
First time for us with Silversea. Many reviews and passengers on board hold same opinion - ownership by Royal Caribbean is now impacting on the brand. Overall we had a good experience - there were a few areas needing attention - embarkation wasn’t great, equipment with contractor at Seward not working accurately, reception desk tbh was never very helpful, it felt like training was severely lacking in these areas. However, it has to be said staff throughout the rest of the ship were amazing on every level. Efficient, kind, thoughtful and professional. The cabins and cleanliness - faultless, impeccable. The pre-cruise hotel in Anchorage, The Captain Cook was OK, but at £600 per room was extortionate given the level of hotel. We took the Alaskan Railroad to Seward, be aware this is a charter train which runs from a depot at the airport not the train station. It was beautiful scenery, but on board catering and drinks was chaotic, we never received our food at all and given we’d not eaten since breakfast and didn’t arrive in Seward until 6pm, it was woefully inadequate. The journey took around 4-5 hrs, so embarkation was rushed and inefficient to get the train passengers on board for departure at 7pm. I think I’d say take the bus included by Silversea which virtually follows the train route and gets you out there in good time to settle on board comfortably. The cost was an additional £200 pp for the train and we were left wondering if it was worth it. Passengers were frustrated by the onboard disorganisation. The food was fabulous on the Silver Nova, and the general non premium wine available was good, although we had to be firm about what we wanted to drink in terms of wine, they were keen to encourage you to their selection. The Atlantide walk in was amazing, the range, quality and service was great. La Terrazza was ok, we went once, the grill/marquee had high quality meat but the veg was either stone cold or baked potatoes uncooked in the centre. The on board lectures for Alaska were great and highly informative, the entertainment ‘warmed up’ as the week passed. We enjoyed the excursions but there were rumblings on board that they were of poor or insubstantial quality, we visited a couple of new ports - Haines and Klawock, both were charming but I’d understand the dissatisfaction of seasoned cruise passengers. Dress code - we found this to be very informal, nothing as we’d imagined but it was good for us as we don’t enjoy dressy formality and it was something we’d mildly dreaded getting wrong! Cruise going friends had advised sequins all the way, thankfully the Nova was the opposite. Disembarkation at Vancouver was so well organised by the ship and the port, as slick as it could be. Alaska was memorable and the Silver Nova an extremely comfortable base from which to visit.
Fusing outstanding craftsmanship with luxurious soft furnishings and cutting edge design, Silver Nova offers our widest collections of suites yet. Thirteen categories highlight our hallmark luxury and guarantee exceptional comfort at sea. What’s more, Silver Nova’s forward-thinking suite design ensures you make the most of every inch of coast. Every suite enjoys floor-to-ceiling windows with a private glass balcony, guaranteeing an openness to your destination, whether you’re at the tip or toe of the world.
With the importance of food in our culture, it’s no wonder that dining is a high priority at Silversea. We believe gastronomic excellence is a given, thanks to recipes that reflect our heritage and revamp tradition. No matter where you dine, destination influence is readily apparent in the great diversity and freshness of your selections.
Our voyages not only take you to the four corners of the globe but keep you entertained as you get there.
A varied and exciting enrichment program will invigorate mind, body and soul, so from the tips of your taste buds to the depths of your soul, be prepared for a sensory rollercoaster of discovery while not only aboard but also ashore. No one knows the world like we do. Our travel experience is second to none and after 25 years in the business traveling from pole to pole we truly believe that our in-depth knowledge is worth a thousand travel guides. So we have carefully sourced some of the world’s most renowned artists, experts and guest speakers who will travel on select voyages in order to offer culturally immersive experiences from a unique perspective. These carefully curated parties and performances have been designed with our partners to engage, enlighten and enrich your time with us, so that whatever your passion, you can indulge it on board.
Whether you want to work up a sweat in the state-of-the-art Fitness Centre, take a class in circuit training or enjoy Pilates in the aerobics room, our spa and wellness centre has the right option for you. Let the sauna and steam rooms work their magic, enjoy treatments that soothe every muscle or keep your personal grooming up to date in the Beauty Salon. Silversea offers a holistic approach to wellness that fully integrates exercise, fitness and spa therapies with health lectures and nutritious dining to help you maintain a healthy lifestyle, even while away from home.
Please note: Although Silversea accepts guests over the age of six months, there are no special programmes for children on board, and Silversea does not provide for the care, entertainment and supervision of children.
