Historical data
Veranda fare history
Up $50/night since Jul 9, 2026.

Last updated on August 14th, 2026
No. It’s the priciest we’ve seen.
The highest we’ve tracked.
$16 above its $864/night median across 32 tracked days.
5% above comparable fares.
Across 15 comparable fares — same line, region, and duration.
Tracked low
Tracked high
$830
$880
Typical · $864Today · $880Historical data
Up $50/night since Jul 9, 2026.
Cabin choices
Every cabin we track on this sailing. Pick one to price it.
As of Aug 14, 2026, a Veranda on this 44-night Silversea sailing is $880 per night ($38,700 total, US fare, per guest).
It isn't a different price — it's a different room. Silversea headlines a "from" price for the cheapest cabin it is selling, which on this sailing is the Vista at $33,000 ($750 per night). We headline the Veranda at $38,700 instead, so that every sailing on sea.deals is compared on a similar kind of room rather than on whatever each line happens to discount. We track all 8 cabins on this sailing — Vista $33,000, Veranda $38,700, Deluxe Veranda $42,500, Medallion $54,800, Silver $56,700, Royal $66,800, Grand $74,500, Owner's $82,000 — and you can price any of them here.
The highest we’ve tracked. $16 above its $864/night median across 32 tracked days. Across 32 daily price points it has ranged from $830 to $880 per night.
We record this fare exactly as Silversea publishes it (US fare, per guest) and never add to it or recalculate it. We have not verified whether Silversea's published fare already includes taxes and port fees, so treat the $38,700 above as the advertised fare and confirm the final total with Silversea before booking.
The lowest per-night price we've recorded for this sailing is $830.
We last refreshed this fare on August 14th, 2026, and re-check Silversea prices daily.
Matched from the market
We matched itinerary, direction, timing, length, and comparable-cabin value across our tracked market. These are data matches — never sponsored placements.
No close itinerary match is published yet.
We will add one when another live sailing clears our route, timing, and data-quality thresholds.