Silversea Cruises Set to Make Waves in 2007

Silversea Cruises has announced plans to offer a groundbreaking vacation experience called “Privileged Passage,” an exclusive new style of ultra-luxury cruise travel set to debut on a select test voyage in 2007.

The company is planning to take things to the next level by offering guests even greater personal freedom and flexibility in customizing their own cruise experience to suit their personal lifestyle, while incorporating an expanded and enhanced array of complimentary amenities and benefits.

The company’s goal is to create an environment that allows guests to enjoy everything that has made Silversea a leader in luxury travel, along with a totally unstructured, non-regimented, casual and relaxed onboard atmosphere.

Although Silversea already offers tremendous freedom, flexibility and all-inclusiveness, the new Privileged Passage style of luxury-cruise vacationing will push the envelope on luxury travel.

The Privileged Passage program will do away with formal nights and receptions. Guests will not have to worry about packing a tuxedo or evening dress; instead, they’ll enjoy the freedom to dress in comfortable casual resort attire throughout the voyage.

Guests will find it easier to design their day with extended open hours for the fitness center and spa. They’ll also be able to request Early Embarkation and Late Disembarkation at no additional cost.

Silversea will also make it easier for guests to personalize their experiences ashore by offering a selection of complimentary tours specially designed to intimately connect travelers to the places and cultures they visit. Other enhancements will include more casual-style entertainment featuring contemporary bands, jazz ensembles and lively mix shows by disc jockeys from around the world.