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Silver Origin’s spacious Owner’s Suite (1,722 square feet overall) serviced by an attentive butler — true of all suites onboard.
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Silver Origin’s spacious Owner’s Suite (1,722 square feet overall) serviced by an attentive butler — true of all suites onboard.
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The welcoming Owner’s Suite bedroom features full automation controls.
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The welcoming Owner’s Suite bedroom features full automation controls.
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The Luxurious Owner’s Suite bathroom with whirlpool tub as seen from the glass-enclosed shower
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The Luxurious Owner’s Suite bathroom with whirlpool tub as seen from the glass-enclosed shower
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The book-lined Observation Lounge is a cozy spot to unwind and take in the beautiful passing scenery of the Galapagos destination.
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The book-lined Observation Lounge is a cozy spot to unwind and take in the beautiful passing scenery of the Galapagos destination.
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The open and airy Explorer Lounge is even larger at about 5,156 square feet, perfect for social gatherings set to piano music as well as expert lectures and daily briefings.
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The open and airy Explorer Lounge is even larger at about 5,156 square feet, perfect for social gatherings set to piano music as well as expert lectures and daily briefings.
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An outdoor Lounge Area will feature a whirlpool (not yet pictured) overlooking the stern as well as shaded loungers. Meanwhile, the Explorer Lounge Outdoor Area below will sport a firepit.
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An outdoor Lounge Area will feature a whirlpool (not yet pictured) overlooking the stern as well as shaded loungers. Meanwhile, the Explorer Lounge Outdoor Area below will sport a firepit.
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Before guests are whisked ashore or board zodiac cruises, the Basecamp offers an interactive digital wall to engage with destination-centric content (once fully installed).
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Before guests are whisked ashore or board zodiac cruises, the Basecamp offers an interactive digital wall to engage with destination-centric content (once fully installed).
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Back onboard, fine dining will be served from the likes of The Grill for lovely alfresco meals, plating Silversea’s new S.A.L.T. program.
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Back onboard, fine dining will be served from the likes of The Grill for lovely alfresco meals, plating Silversea’s new S.A.L.T. program.
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