Silver Dawn Cruise Reviews - Reviews

Embarkation was very smooth and easy Loved the size and layout of the cabin Cabin staff was very attentive in trying to meet all our needs Loved the size of the ship and the number of passengers seemed just right Can’t say enough about how good the food was in all venues Loved the SALT Kitchen Appreciated the attentiveness of the staff to assist with delivery of food to the table at busy times and on rough seas days. The layout and the staff of La Terrazza for buffets made it easier to move around the venue. Very few food line backups. Wait staff in all venues were attentive, friendly and went out of their way to meet our needs. They seem to enjoy the guests. Really like the way they would remember our names and preferences. On a couple of days for breakfast in La Terrazza we had slow service for coffee and order taking. The technology of the ship, such as the order tablets, WIFI, the app, was great and very user friendly.

Great on board experience with attention to service and comfort.

It was purchased by Royal Caribbean Cruises and there are better cruise lines. It felt like a better version of a Royal Caribbean cruise . Still loud guest and because drinking is free the guest over did it

I am now spoiled. This cruise was everything we wanted and more.

Wonderful time, ship was amazing and the staff was great

Fabulous cruise. No major issues. The captain had to reroute us one day due to weather, which led to a complete re-juggling of excursions. The staff did a good job of pulling this off. Would definitely cruise with Silverseas again.

I cannot wait to do another Silversea Cruise. It was INCREDIBLE, can't stop talking about it. The service, the quality, the food, the design all of it. You gotta do this cruise.

The silver dawn was first class all the way. The ship, food, drinks, excursions all really good. The ship was beautiful. The orchids and the artwork. It was so clean and comfortable. Perfect size.

The folks we met were lovely. The ship is pristine. We were an active crowd so tours could have been more exciting and meals more variety/innovative. The S.A.L.T lab cooking class was great too.

Been on 15 cruises and this cruise ranks in our top 3. Beautiful, luxurious ship with excellent restaurant options. The included tours were exceptional. (Really appreciated that only 15-20 participants on the tour bus and we were recommended mask wearing.)

My wife and I started cruising with Seabourn in 1999 a few years before Carnival aquired them. We achieved diamond status while watching Carnival slowly choking the life out of the brand with budget cuts. We left Seabourn at the doorstep to the hospice. We weren’t around for the funeral. Carnival recently tried sell the corpse but nobody wanted to buy it. They have resorted to selling off the ships one at a time. Apparently they are worth more without the brand. Royal Caribbean aquired Silversea in 2018 with the same business case in mind: To have Silversea piggybacking on RC’s supplier contracts - essentially pushing their 4* big-ship product through the 6* small-ship outlet. RC paid a billion US for Silversea. Then Covid came. Bad timing if there ever was one. Trying to offset the resulting losses is not a walk in the park. But they are adamant.

Disappointed, given all the hype about Silversea Cruises. Based on our previous cruises with Azamara, Celebrity, and Princess this cruise did not live up to expectations.