Silver Nova - Adriatic & Greek Isles
Silversea's revolutionary asymmetric ship design brings a new dimension to Adriatic and Greek island cruising. The S.A.L.T. culinary program immerses you in local food culture at every port, while butler service and all-inclusive luxury pamper you at sea.
Price Range
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Luxury
*Prices vary by cabin type, sailing date, and availability. Confirm rates with Silversea before booking.
Ship Details — Silver Nova
View full Silver Nova detailsYear Built
2023
Tonnage
54,700 GT
Passengers
728
Crew
580
Decks
11
Class
Nova
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Onboard Amenities
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About the Ship
What Travelers Say About Silver Nova
Reviews of the ship itself — the same for every Silver Nova sailing. Based on 300 discussions.
Silver Nova is Silversea's 2023 Nova-class flagship and the boldest design statement in the fleet: a roughly 728-guest, all-suite, all-inclusive ship built around an asymmetrical hull that moves the funnel to one side and hands the entire opposite flank over to a vast, sea-facing pool deck. The vibe is contemporary and light-filled - glass elevator towers, a multi-deck atrium, and curated art throughout - closer to a modern luxury hotel at sea than a traditional cruise ship. With a near 1:1 crew ratio, it reads as spacious and unhurried even when full.
What People Love
- Game-changing asymmetrical hull that shifted the funnel to port, opening the entire starboard side to an unobstructed, sea-facing pool deck
- The largest pool in the Silversea fleet, deep and open to the ocean view
- Feels spacious and uncrowded even when sold out, thanks to a near 1:1 crew-to-guest ratio
Common Complaints
- Food-quality inconsistency is the single most recurring complaint, with hot dishes arriving cold and uneven cooking reported
- Menus don't rotate often enough, with members citing the same dinner menus repeating across consecutive days
- Specialty dining is pricey, with La Dame and the S.A.L.T. Chef's Table called overpriced and surcharges higher than on other Silversea ships