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New cruises priced up to $60,000
Silversea Cruises unveiled a collection of “Elegant Explorations” cruises it says are created exclusively for the sophisticated traveler who has the time and passion to indulge in broad and in-depth cultural explorations.
The new program offers nine extended voyages ranging in length from 34 to 123 days. The cruises are to diverse regions of the world, many of them to exotic destinations off the beaten path.
Said David Morris, senior vice president, North America sales, “Our new series of Elegant Explorations offers guests the chance to journey pampering, all-inclusive luxury through Western Europe, the Mediterranean, South America, the Far East and South Pacific, while discovering along the way fascinating new ports like Brazil, Kangaroo Island, Australia and Kura, Kura, to name a few.”
Fares start at $18,000 and go up to more than $60,000.
Report by David Wilkening
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