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PRE AND POST CRUISE LAND ADVENTURES
• Explore the Victorian Muckross House and the gardens at Powerscourt Demesne. Stay at the exquisite Relais & Châteaux®
• Revel in the pastoral tranquility of a unique hotel — a refi ned retreat with more than a few surprises. Set in 240 acres of picturesque parkland on the borders of Windsor Great Park, Coworth Park blends the warmth and comfort of a traditional country house hotel with an eccentric spirit that is undeniably English and irrefutably modern (two nights).
• Prolong your voyage with a night in Iceland’s coastal capital, Reykjavik. The cosmpolitan city is backed by stunning snow topped mountains, and loaded with excellent museums and funky bars and cafes, so do not be surprised if you fi nd yourself falling in love with this tiny city.
• Extend your Silversea holiday with a stay at a landmark hotel or boutique property. Includes full breakfast and private transfer from airport to hotel. Additional nights and upgrades available upon request.
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Sheen Falls Lodge, Marlfi eld House or The Merrion, one of Dublin’s most luxurious hotels (four nights).
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