Silversea

Silversea Cruises announced on Wednesday it will not restart cruises until mid-2021.

The luxury cruise brand released new start dates for each of its cruise ships, with restart dates ranging between April, May and June 2021.

SilverSea took delivery on Friday of its newest cruise ship, the Silver Moon.

The delivery was made by Fincantieri at the at the Ancona shipyard in Italy.

Silver Moon is the second of three cruise ships to be built by Fincantieri, following the Silver Muse, which was delivered in 2017. The third ship, Silver Dawn, will be delivered in 2021.

Two years after buying two-thirds of the cruise line, Royal Caribbean Group announced on Friday that it now fully owns Silversea Cruises.

Royal Caribbean purchased the remaining shares of the ultra-luxurious cruise line, which gives it full ownership of the company.

Royal Caribbean Group bought two-thirds of Silversea in July 2018.

The Silver Whisper cruise ship, by Silversea, became the first cruise ship to visit Antarctica as part of an around-the-world cruise.

On February 4, 2020, Silver Whisper met up with the cruise line's Silver Cloud expedition ship in Antarctica's Wilhelmina Bay.

Guests on the cruise had four days to explore the area, helped along by specialized zodiac rafts that the cruise line carries.

Silversea Cruises opened up bookings for its 2021 Mediterranean cruises, including a new 59-day grand voyage sailing.

Rates start at $35,000 per person on the all-suite Silver Shadow cruise ship.

Between September 8 and November 5, 2021, guests will journey deep into 45 destinations in 17 countries, aboard the recently refurbished Silver Shadow.

SilverSea's Silver Whisper departed Fort Lauderdale on January 6 on a 140-night seven-continent World Cruise.

The Legends of Cruising 2020 sailing will eventually conclude in Amsterdam, where guests will arrive on May 25 having circumnavigated the world. Pushing the boundaries of travel, guests on Silversea’s World Cruise 2020 will travel deep into 62 destinations in 32 countries, including the Antarctic Peninsula over three days.

The cruise line’s President and CEO Roberto Martinoli was in attendance at a bon voyage event prior to the ship's departure.

Silversea unveiled new details regarding its Silver Origin ship, which is the cruise line's first ever destination-specific ship that will take guests to the Galapagos Islands in 2020.

Silver Origin is designed to be one of the most environmentally friendly cruise ships ever and was designed with the Galapagos in mind.

Silversea’s Silver Whisper began her ‘Tale of Tales’ World Cruise 2019 133-day voyage earlier this month. 

Silver Whisper underwent a large-scale renovation. The initial refurbishment plans of Silver Whisper were revised and augmented following the launch of Project Invictus, Silversea Cruise’s long-term plan to enrich and enlarge its fleet. With the comfort of guests in mind - namely, world cruising guests on the Tale of Tales - all public areas and guest accommodation were enhanced.