Silversea - Silver Nova
Silver Nova is not just a new ship from Silversea; it embodies a new standard of luxury travel.
This Somma voyages takes place aboard the Silver Nova, a modern small ship designed to feel calm, spacious, and comfortable throughout the week.
Introduced in 2023, Silver Nova offers a sense of ease that supports the Somma rhythm. The ship’s layout allows for generous personal space, quiet public areas, and clear views of the sea, creating an environment that feels open rather than busy.
With fewer guests onboard and a thoughtful approach to design, days unfold without crowds and evenings feel intimate and relaxed. The ship serves as a welcoming home base, whether returning from a day ashore or gathering for performances and conversations in the evening.
Silver Nova also reflects Silversea’s ongoing commitment to more responsible travel. Its design and technology focus on efficiency and reduced environmental impact, allowing guests to experience the journey with care for the places visited.
The ship supports the Somma experience without distraction, offering comfort, space, and a steady presence as the week unfolds.
THIS IS SILVERSEA, THE NOVA WAY
Silver Nova reflects a considered approach to modern travel, where comfort, space, and care for the places visited are held in balance.
The ship’s design emphasizes openness and connection to the sea. Suites are arranged to make the most of light and views, including aft suites that offer wide, uninterrupted perspectives as the ship moves from place to place. Throughout the ship, spaces feel open and calm, allowing the journey to unfold without crowding or distraction.
Every suite is supported by attentive service, with a team onboard whose presence feels helpful rather than intrusive. The scale of the ship allows for a high level of care and attention, creating an atmosphere that feels personal and well paced.
Dining is an important part of life onboard. Meals are thoughtfully prepared and enjoyed without rushing, offering a range of settings that suit both quiet evenings and more social moments.
Silver Nova is also designed with an eye toward responsible travel. Its systems and operations aim to reduce environmental impact while respecting the destinations visited, allowing guests to experience the world with care.
Together, these elements create a setting that supports the Somma experience: comfortable, spacious, and designed for a week that feels considered from beginning to end.
Accessibility
The World at Your Fingertips: Cruising for All Abilities
Seabourn is dedicated to making sure all guests have a great time, regardless of their mobility or other special needs. Our ships offer accessible staterooms, dining areas, theaters, and other public spaces, as well as pool lifts, braille signage and other assistive devices.
Special needs guests are encouraged to speak with a cruise representative before booking to discuss their specific needs and ensure a comfortable and enjoyable experience.
Accessible Cabins
Accessible cabin based on availability and your specific needs. Please be aware that accessible cabins are in VERY LIMITED SUPPLY and are not guaranteed. ADA cabins are based on double occupancy.
Accessibility Notes
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Please let your cabin attendant know when you arrive if you have any food allergies or concerns. The staff will ensure that accommodations are made with the kitchen to suit your requests in any way possible.
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Deck 3 is the lowest deck available to guests. It has elevator access to the deck but Marina access is not wheelchair accessible.
Deck 4 has a single wheelchair accessible hallway that runs down the center of the ship, until the hallway connects to The Restaurant. Once inside The Restaurant routes split in to a square-shaped route along both sides of the room, until they connect in to a single hallway ending at the four elevator rooms. Accessible restrooms are located just forward of The Restaurant on the Starboard side.
Deck 5 is comprised of suites 514 through 550. It has a single long hallway and is wheelchair accessible. The outdoor accessible route can be accessed by the primary hallway in the center of the ship forward of the atrium. To access the route along the perimeter, assistance with doors may be required. Accessible restrooms are located between the four elevator rooms and the Casino on the Starboard side.
Deck 6 is comprised of suites 606 through 665. It has a single long hallway and is wheelchair accessible. Accessible restrooms are located between the four elevator rooms and the Grand Salon on the Starboard side.
Deck 7 is comprised of suites 700 through 767. It has a single long hallway and is wheelchair accessible, assistance with doors and outdoor seating may be required. Accessible restrooms are located behind the four elevator rooms, after of the meeting rooms, on the Port side.
Deck 8 is comprised of suites 800 through 857. It has a single long hallway and is wheelchair accessible, assistance with doors and outdoor seating may be required. Accessible restrooms are located between the four elevator rooms and The Grill by Thomas Keller on the Starboard side.
Deck 9 is comprised of suites 900 through 937. It has a single long hallway and is wheelchair accessible, assistance with doors and outdoor seating may be required. Accessible restrooms are located outside on the pool deck, aft of the pool. Additional accessible restrooms are located inside on the Port side of the atrium.
Deck 10 is comprised of suites 1012 through 1032. It has a single long hallway and is wheelchair accessible. The route continues to the open air deck and down the starboard side. The remainder of the outdoor deck route continues counter clockwise around the deck, assistance with doors and outdoor seating may be required. The preferred route to the spa carries on along the starboard side of the ship before wrapping around the treatment rooms to The Spa reception area and four elevator rooms.
Deck 11 is comprised two disconnected sections. There is no direct path from the front observation area to the rear suites area; you must take the elevators from another floor. The forward section contains suites 1114 through 1132. It has a single long hallway and is wheelchair accessible, assistance with doors and outdoor seating may be required. Accessible restrooms are located behind the Observation Bar, on the starboard side. The aft section of deck 11 is comprised of suites 1190 through 1195. It has a single hallway and is connected to a bank of two elevator rooms by a perpendicular hall way that runs up the center of the ship.
Deck 12 a wheelchair-accessible route is available along the perimeter with one hallway connecting one side of the deck with the other through The Retreat. Accessible restrooms are located aft of The Retreat on the Port side.