Yes, the Silver Wind has a fully equipped medical center with a doctor and medical staff onboard to provide care in case of illness or emergency during the voyage.
Have a read of the Silver Wind FAQs, or Frequently Asked Questions for people looking to cruise to the Antarctic on one of the SilverSea cruise ships. This will provide an answer to the top questions that cruise customers ask about cruising to Antarctica.
Please note: this is general information and may change without notice.
General Information
The Silver Wind combines the elegance of Silversea’s luxury cruising with the adventure of expedition travel. With an intimate size (just 274 guests), it offers personalized service, spacious suites, and the ability to access remote Antarctic regions with ease.
All accommodations aboard Silver Wind are luxury suites, most with private verandas. They include a sitting area, marble bathrooms, butler service, and modern amenities, offering comfort and style even in the polar wilderness.
The Silver Wind offers a unique blend of luxury and adventure, combining thrilling Antarctic experiences such as Zodiac excursions, wildlife encounters, and guided hikes with the comfort of spacious suites, fine dining, and personalized butler service. Guests can enjoy daily enrichment lectures, optional activities like kayaking, and relaxing onboard amenities, ensuring each day balances exploration with indulgence.
Dining & Onboard Experience
Guests enjoy gourmet dining in the main restaurant, casual bites at the pool grill, regional specialties at La Terrazza, and fine French cuisine at La Dame. Al fresco and in-suite dining are also available.
Yes, the Silver Wind caters to a wide range of dietary requirements, including vegetarian, vegan, gluten-free, and other special requests. Guests are encouraged to inform Silversea in advance so the culinary team can provide personalized meals throughout the voyage.
Yes, the Silver Wind maintains a relaxed yet elegant dress code, with casual resort wear suitable for daytime activities and smart casual attire recommended for evenings in restaurants and lounges. Formal nights are occasionally hosted, where guests may choose to dress in cocktail attire or suits, though participation is optional.
