Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires

As of Jul 18, 2026, a Superior Veranda on this 10-night Silversea sailing is $1,270 per night ($12,700 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 Classic Veranda at $12,300 ($1,230 per night). We headline the Superior Veranda at $12,700 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 14 cabins on this sailing — Classic Veranda $12,300, Classic Veranda $12,700, Superior Veranda $12,700, Superior Veranda $13,100, Deluxe Veranda $13,200, Deluxe Veranda $13,600, Medallion $16,900, Medallion $17,300, Premium Medallion $18,500, Premium Medallion $18,900, Silver $20,200, Silver $20,600, Master $24,400, Master $24,800 — and you can price any of them here.

Above its tracked median. $40 above its $1,230/night median across 43 tracked days. Across 43 daily price points it has ranged from $1,210 to $1,850 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 $12,700 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 $1,210.

We last refreshed this fare today, July 18th, 2026, and re-check Silversea prices daily.