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Silversea is “fore” it
Silversea Cruises is again hosting its Silver Links golf program on a dozen itineraries aboard Silver Shadow and Silver Whisper next year.
The program offers golf enthusiasts the chance to perfect their swing on 35 courses in 16 countries and island destinations throughout the South Pacific, Mediterranean, Caribbean and Mexico.
“Avid golfers of all levels can combine a luxury vacation with the chance to enjoy guided golf excursions and priority tee times at some of the world’s most celebrated courses,” said David Morris, Silversea’s executive vice president of worldwide sales and marketing.
The ship’s golfing professionals will accompany participants on the various courses that range from the Pacific scenery of the Kauri Cliffs Golf Club in New Zealand’s Bay of Islands, to the narrow fairways and mountain terrain of the elegant Monte Carlo Golf Club.
The golf excursions have a variety of price ranges. Guests can rent clubs.
Report by David Wilkening
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