The prestigious cruise company Silversea announced that at the beginning of January 2026, a particularly long cruise will depart that will pass through 70 destinations spread over 37 countries, and will make a journey of 140 days. In fact, it is the longest cruise of the luxury brand so far and the longest in the world.
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The cruise will start in Fort Lauderdale, Florida and go along the coast of Central America until the Panama Canal, which it crosses, and then make several stops as far south as Lima, Peru. From there, the cruise continues for 28 days in the Pacific Islands, such as Easter Island, French Polynesia, Tonga, New Caledonia, the Australian territory of Norfolk Island, Cook Islands and Fiji.
Later, the cruise will stop in New Zealand and make a semi-circle of Australia. After that, the luxury cruise will depart for Southeast Asia and dock in Indonesia, Singapore, Malaysia and Thailand. In the last month of the voyage, the cruise will reach the Middle East through the Suez Canal and will make two stops in Israel, the Port of Ashdod and the Port of Haifa. The cruise will then continue in the waters of the Mediterranean and end the cruise in Portugal.
Watch a sneak peek of the planned cruise:
"In planning this cruise, we took inspiration from the bravest explorers in history, each of whom sailed to the edge of the world," said Barbara Muckerman, President and CEO of Silversea, "We appeal to the curious traveler and invite our guests to experience the beauty of our planet in a new way."
The company will launch the cruise on Silversea's Silver Dawn, which was launched last year and is designed to carry only 596 passengers. However, waiting for you on board are eight dining options and access to the spa. The cruise even includes butler service, laundry and free Wi-Fi. For those interested, you should consider that the price starts at $76,900 per person.
