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On 3 December 2009, Silversea’s all-suite ship,
the Silver Whisper, will make its way from Singapore to Sydney,
offering passengers the chance to sail four short voyage segments
ranging from six to eight, or ten days.
Passengers can choose from a six day sailing
starting in Singapore on 3 December, enjoying three days at sea to
relax in luxurious Silversea style before calling at one of
Indonesia’s oldest cities, the port of Semarang on Java’s north
coast to visit the spectacular UNESCO World Heritage Site of
Borobudur.
After three additional sea days, Silver Whisper arrives
in the waters of Australia’s Northern Territory, arriving in
Darwin on 9 December.
Another six day option
departs from Cairns on 13 December, meandering along Australia’s
picturesque east coast to the Queensland ports of Townsville,
Whitsunday Islands (Hamilton Island) and Brisbane, arriving in
Sydney on 19 December.
All-inclusive cruise-only
fares for these six day segments start from just US$2,570 per
person, based on double occupancy. The fare includes
accommodation gourmet meals, complimentary wines, champagne and
spirits, all gratuities, excursions and onboard enrichment
activities.
Those looking for a longer
cruise can enjoy an eight day Australian sailing from Darwin to
Brisbane. Departing 9 December, this segment offers many
opportunities to explore the Great Barrier Reef, calling at
Cairns, Townsville and Whitsunday Islands (Hamilton Island),
arriving in Queensland’s capital on 17 December. All-inclusive
cruise-only fares start from US$3,424 per person, based on double
occupancy.
Travellers with even more time on their
hands can choose to stay onboard from Brisbane to Sydney, with a
10 day option from Darwin to the New South Wales capital available
from US$4,280 per person, double occupancy.
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