Silversea Silver Explorer Outside Cabin Cruise Reviews
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1-10 of 16 Silversea Silver Explorer Outside Cabin Cruise Reviews
Review for Silver Explorer to World Cruise
WBradfordGary
10+ Cruises • Age 70s
We selected this vessel due to cross over Russian Arctic on 25 day Voyage.
The Expedition program ( under contract ) was good with most Arctic Ocean stops accomplished. However the vessel is an old ( 30+ years in service ) with poor public spaces and mediocre staff service.
For two pax price ( $100,000) no real value here.
SILVERSEA has taken older vessel and placed in “ expedition ...
Read MoreSail Date: August 2019
Cabin Type: Explorer Class Oceanview Stateroom
Review for Silver Explorer to Antarctica
Charles Martel
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s
We always wanted to cruise the Antarctic. Traveling below the Antarctic Circle is on my wife's "bucket list". Very few cruises advertised as "Antarctic", even attempt to get close to the Antarctic circle. Ships with a low ice rating never do. It would not be safe. So based on our research and our good experience on the Silver Galapagos in 2016 we booked a Silver Seas Expedition cruise. We ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2019
Cabin Type: Explorer Class Oceanview Stateroom
Review for Silver Explorer to Trans-Ocean
MPSO
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s
I wanted to land on Wrangell Island, see polar bears, and be in the ice. All of which SS promised would occur. Starting in Anchorage, SS couldn't get its act together and the rest of the cruise went downhill from there. Silversea knew that the ice conditions were never going to allow us to land on Wrangell, yet declined to inform us, the passengers who had invested considerable sums of money in ...
Read MoreSail Date: July 2018
Cabin Type: Adventurer Class Oceanview Stateroom
Review for Silver Explorer to World Cruise
Bowsercruise
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s
We chose this cruise to sail among the small islands of the Sea of Cortez with abundance of marine, birds, and reptiles. Professional team with Kit Masters leading. She made every effort to insure that everyone needs were met. There were many opportunities to snorkel, hike and view birds/landscapes from Zodiacs. Our cabin was very comfortable with Butler/attendant on call. The food could be ...
Read MoreSail Date: April 2018
Cabin Type: Adventurer Class Oceanview Stateroom
Review for Silver Explorer to World Cruise
Garth Ramsey
First Time Cruiser • Age 70s
Its the only way to see the Chilean coast inlets and scenery short of having your own boat. There are no roads or habitation in most of the areas we visited. Excursions by zodiac to see wildlife and glaciers were amazing. The ship was small by cruise ship standards but was therefore able to sail in confined fiords and through narrow passes.
The food and service was excellent. Nothing was too ...
Read MoreSail Date: March 2018
Cabin Type: Explorer Class Oceanview Stateroom
Review for Silver Explorer to Antarctica
Cruising94404
10+ Cruises • Age 80s
The sights, both from the ship and on shore, were absolutely spectacular. The natives - Penguins - were very friendly and would approach us without any fear. I took over 800 pictures (I'm glad we are not shooting with film any more), one new friend took over 1,200 pictures. It is almost impossible to describe the scenery and the surroundings in pictures and/or words - you have to see it to ...
Read MoreSail Date: February 2018
Cabin Type: Explorer Class Oceanview Stateroom
Review for Silver Explorer to Antarctica
kim_debby
2-5 Cruises • Age 60s
As retired Biologists, we wanted an extensive Antarctica cruise that catered to our interests in wildlife and wilderness habitats. We also wanted an science-oriented trip shared with adults. We were not disappointed!
This cruise was billed as 'The Grand Southern Expedition'. There were 110 guests and 118 crew. In Antarctica regulations limit the number of tourists ashore to 100, so we never ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2018
Cabin Type: Adventurer Class Oceanview Stateroom
Review for Silver Explorer to Antarctica
tinkky
10+ Cruises • Age 40s
I wanted to make sure i was on the best possible ship for comfort food and experience.
From meeting at the airport and flight to Ushiuia to the short sightseeing to the wonderful lunch in a fabulous hotel above the town to the smooth transition to Explorer.nothing was missing.
muck room was small but worked
Fabulous and stylish jacket and puffer given on first day.
Food continued to ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2018
Cabin Type: Explorer Class Oceanview Stateroom
Review for Silver Explorer to Antarctica
urecf1
6-10 Cruises • Age 70s
We chose this cruise because it was an "Expedition" cruise to the Antarctic, including stops in the Falklands and South Georgia before reaching over to the Antarctic Peninsula. Everyone knows that expedition cruise might be a little rugged, both at sea and in the landings. You don't book an expedition cruise unless you're prepared for some discomfort, including rough sea passages -- that's the ...
Read MoreSail Date: January 2018
Cabin Type: Explorer Class Oceanview Stateroom
Review for Silver Explorer to Antarctica
aowatson
2-5 Cruises • Age 70s
We'd been on a National Geographic expedition cruise to Alaska with our family this summer. Though we enjoyed that a great deal, we wanted to try another cruise line just for the experience. This was a cruise to Antarctica. Silversea came highly recommended, and, as this was to be a trip with just the two of us, we decided to REALLY splurge and take the Silver Explorer, another expedition ship. It ...
Read MoreSail Date: December 2017
Cabin Type: Explorer Class Oceanview Stateroom
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