Silversea Kicks Off 2024-25 Antarctica Season

Silversea has officially kicked off its 2024-25 Antarctica season, with three ships sailing to the White Continent.

The brand’s Antarctic season began on October 29, with Silver Endeavour embarking on an 18-day voyage to South Georgia, the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula.

In total, the company will host 34 sailings in Antarctica through March 10, 2025, aboard Silver Endeavour, Silver Wind and Silver Cloud. 

Cruises will range from six to 22 days in length. The company is also offering Antarctica Bridge itineraries that allow guests to skip the Drake Passage and fly to Antarctica instead.

“As industry pioneers, Silversea has a history of leadership and innovation in experiential luxury polar travel,” says Bert Hernandez, president of Silversea. “On a recent scouting trip, our teams identified a total of 22 new landing sites, bringing Silversea’s total Antarctic landing sites up to 80—meaning guests benefit from one of the most diverse expedition experiences available. With our 150-room hotel in Puerto Williams opening at the end of 2025, we are set to enhance our industry-leading Antarctica offering and continue to push industry boundaries to deliver a lifetime of vacations to our guests.”

This article originally appeared in TravelPulse, with additional content below from Silversea: Book with confidence by contacting us at My Journey Begins Travel.

A trip to Antarctica is on every travel lover’s wish list; join Silversea for the 2024-25 season as we explore the legendary white landscape of elemental forces that is home to so much wildlife.

You won’t believe your eyes.

Why take an Antarctica Luxury Cruise with Silversea?

Because it’s the adventure of a lifetime in the least visited place on earth. Because our fleet of intimate expedition ships takes you so far off the beaten track, there is no track. Because we have made all-inclusive luxury cruising to Antarctica into an art form.

Silversea offers two ways of getting to the white continent. Choose to fly straight into the heart of Antarctica in just 2 hours with Antarctica Bridge or sail the iconic Drake Passage for an unforgettable experience.

Zodiacs are used almost every day to access parts of the destination. Additionally, on several occasions, it is only possible embark and disembark the ship by Zodiac.”