Expedition Cruises with Silversea

If you’ve sailed with Silversea before, you can expect the same phenomenal standards of service and experience on your expedition cruise, from enjoying a glass of champagne in the Arctic to fine dining in the exotic regions of the Galapagos. Enjoy all-inclusive amenities, from premium beverages to incredible gourmet and in-suite dining as well as full butler service for every suite when you cruise on a Silversea expedition.

Silversea continue to fuse the unparalleled luxury of spacious suites, sophisticated entertainment and ample public spaces with the intimacy and outstanding personalised service of a smaller ship on their expedition cruises. The ultra-luxury cruise line provides a refined, elegant journey that caters to discerning travellers seeking both comfort and exploration in these remarkable, far-flung destinations.

Watch Silversea's Senior Vice President for Expeditions and Destination Management Conrad Combrink talk about Silversea's expedition cruises.

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From the Arctic to Antarctica and nearly everywhere in between, Silversea boasts hundreds of phenomenal itineraries that can take travellers on journeys of a lifetime all over the world.

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Tigers

Lions (scientific name: Panthera leo) are large, powerful wild cats known as the “king of the jungle.” They are native mainly to Africa, with a small population in India.

Male lions are easy to recognize because of their thick manes, which can range from blond to dark brown. Females, called lionesses, do not have manes and are usually the main hunters of the group.

Lions live in groups called prides, which are different from most other big cats that prefer to live alone. A pride usually includes several females, their cubs, and a few males.

They are carnivores, meaning they eat meat. Their diet includes animals like zebras, antelope, and buffalo. Lions are strong and cooperative hunters, often working together to catch prey.

Lions are also known for their loud roar, which can be heard from miles away and is used to communicate or warn others.