The Grill
Settle in for crisp salads, grilled seafood, and perfectly seared steaks at The Grill, a poolside favorite.
Silver Cloud · departs Singapore, 23 June 2028 · arrives Darwin, 9 July 2028
16 nights from Singapore to Darwin on Silver Cloud, departing 23 June 2028. Calls at Belitung Islands, Karimunjawa, Pulau Satonda, Kenanga Village and Komodo Island and more, with 4 days at sea.
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Up the coast and across to Indonesia: the Australian ports first, then the islands, with Bali and Java on the way to Singapore. A one-way voyage with sea days built in, on an all-suite ship with a butler for every suite. On this sailing calls at Belitung Islands, Karimunjawa, Pulau Satonda, Kenanga Village and Komodo Island and more, with 4 days at sea.
Tap a port for a photo and what to do there.

Stay a few nights if you can: Gardens by the Bay, the hawker centres, Little India and Chinatown, and a drink high above Marina Bay.

An island between Sumatra and Borneo known for its giant granite boulders, white beaches and clear, calm water.

A marine national park of 27 islands off Central Java, with white sand, mangroves and coral reefs.

A small volcanic island off Sumbawa with a salty crater lake at its heart, a short walk up from the beach, and coral on the fringing reef.

Home of the Komodo dragon, the world’s largest lizard, which rangers take you to see on foot from Loh Liang. The waters of Komodo National Park hold some of the richest reefs in Indonesia.

One of the few pink-sand beaches in the world, coloured by fragments of red coral, with snorkelling straight off the sand.

A low sandy island in Kupang Bay off West Timor, ringed by white sand and shallow reef.

The Top End’s tropical capital. Walk the waterfront, see saltwater crocodiles up close at Crocosaurus Cove, or learn about the 1942 bombing of Darwin at the military museum. Litchfield National Park’s waterfalls are a day trip for the keen.

A deep red gorge winding inland from the coast to the twin King George Falls. The ship anchors at the mouth and Zodiacs take you up the river.

A quiet bay off Admiralty Gulf with Gwion Gwion and Wandjina rock art in the sandstone shelters a short walk from the beach.

Some 800 rocky islands off the west Kimberley coast, cut by huge tidal currents. The anchorage for the Horizontal Falls and some of the best sunsets of the trip.

Some 800 rocky islands off the west Kimberley coast, cut by huge tidal currents. The anchorage for the Horizontal Falls and some of the best sunsets of the trip.

A wide bay on the north Kimberley coast, with the wreck of a Second World War C-53 transport plane on the Anjo Peninsula and Gwion Gwion rock art in the sandstone nearby.

The Top End’s tropical capital. Walk the waterfront, see saltwater crocodiles up close at Crocosaurus Cove, or learn about the 1942 bombing of Darwin at the military museum. Litchfield National Park’s waterfalls are a day trip for the keen.
All times are local and subject to change. Landings and scenic cruising depend on weather, tides and operational conditions. Fares are per guest, double occupancy, in Australian dollars with taxes and fees included, as listed by Silversea on 2 November at 7:24am.








Everything below is on board Silver Cloud. Anything marked Included carries no extra cost.
Settle in for crisp salads, grilled seafood, and perfectly seared steaks at The Grill, a poolside favorite.
Experience the pinnacle of fine French gastronomy at La Dame, were exquisite tasting menus showcase masterful technique, seasonal ingredients, and modern refinement.
La Terrazza elevates breakfast and lunch buffets with classics crafted at live cooking stations. Later, handmade pastas, seafood, and fine wines set the tone for the perfect Italian dinner.
Each day at The Restaurant represents a new culinary journey, blending beloved culinary staples with destination-driven creations that capture the flavors and spirit of your voyage.
The art of aperitivo takes pride of place at Dolce Vita, where live piano and Italian-inspired cocktails compel you to savor the sweetness of life on board.
Maintain your fresh look throughout your luxury cruise at the Zagara Beauty Salon. Services are available for men and women.
Chaise lounges arranged in the sun or shade. Bubbling whirlpools. The pool water is refreshing in warmer climates and heated for cooler weather.
The Fitness Center offers world-class equipment, classes, and personalized services.
Connoisseur’s Corner is a refuge for those who cherish the rituals of smoke and spirit. Pair a hand-rolled cigar with our finest cognac or whiskey. Here, every moment is pure indulgence.
Wrapped in glass and bathed in light, the Observation Lounge offers a serene escape at sea. Borrow a book from the in-house library and curl into an armchair to watch the world drift by.
The Explorer Lounge is a versatile venue that adapts to the rhythm of your journey. From lectures and presentations to live entertainment and events, this is a space where discovery thrives.
True to its name, Panorama Lounge surrounds you with sweeping views from every angle. Piano chords and shifting horizons pair perfectly with cocktails handcrafted to match your mood.
Fares are per person, twin share, taxes and fees included, as listed by Silversea on 2 November at 7:24am. Cabin types sell out between checks, so we confirm yours before you pay.
A$18,650 pp A$1,166/day
A$24,350 pp A$1,522/day
A$26,950 pp A$1,684/day
A$37,950 pp A$2,372/day
A$39,050 pp A$2,441/day
A$65,100 pp A$4,069/day
A$65,850 pp A$4,116/day
A$61,450 pp A$3,841/day
Silversea fares are all-inclusive on board: a butler in every suite, all the dining, drinks throughout the ship, gratuities and Wi-Fi. Shore excursions depend on the fare you pick.
Fares sold in Australia are All-Inclusive Plus, All-Inclusive and Last-Minute. Neither classic fare includes flights.
Yes. Silver Cloud leaves Singapore on 23 June 2028 and arrives in Darwin on 9 July 2028: 16 nights, 17 days. Flights are not included, so you book your own.
4 days at sea and 12 ports of call between Singapore and Darwin: Belitung Islands, Karimunjawa, Pulau Satonda, Kenanga Village, Komodo Island, Pink Beach, Pulau Kera, Darwin, King George River, Swift Bay, Buccaneer Archipelago Region and Vansittart Bay.
From A$18,650 per person, twin share, in a Vista Suite, about A$1,166 a day, with taxes and fees included. 8 cabin types are open, up to A$65,850 per person. Fares are as listed by Silversea and change often, so we confirm yours before you pay.
A butler, whichever suite you book. All dining on board, plus 24 hour in-suite dining. Wines, champagnes, spirits, soft drinks, tea and coffee throughout the ship. Onboard gratuities. Basic Wi-Fi. Onboard entertainment. On the All-Inclusive Plus fare, a shore excursion credit. On expedition voyages, the charter flights, hotel and expedition gear when they are needed. At extra cost: Shore excursions on the standard fare; Spa and salon treatments; Premium wines, spirits and select dining; Faster internet, laundry and the casino; Flights, transfers and hotels on the classic voyages.
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