AUSTRALIA & THE PACIFIC


A big, beautiful continent that harbours cosmopolitan cities, traditional cultures and clear waters in a fl awless setting Pingelap Kapingamarangi Koror Vanimo Madang


Murik Lakes Kopar


Fergusson Island Dobu Island


Deka Deka Island


Tuam Island Garove Island


Rabaul Taro Island Kuiawa Island Samarai Kwato Luganville Cairns Red Centre AUSTRALIA Norfolk Island Sydney New Plymouth


Auckland Picton


Lifou Aniwa Island Mbike Island


Honiara / Guadalcanal


Utupua Island Port Mary


Champagne Beach Ambrym Island Tanna


Ile des Pins Kosrae


Bouj Jeh


Majuro PACIFIC OCEAN Butaritari Bonriki


Pheonix Islands Protected Area Kanton Island


Funafuti Nanumea


Mata-Utu Asau


Nukunonu Apia


Bora Bora Aitutaki Papeete Manihiki


Bay of Islands


Resolution Bay Kaikoura Akaroa Dunedin


Sydney, Australia Silver Shore Collection: Berowra Waters Lunch by Seaplane


Fly over the stunning Sydney coastline north to the Hawkesbury River. Dine on a magnifi cent 7 course degustation lunch at a restaurant accessible only by boat or seaplane — a decadent day out!


Points of interest seen on this excursion include: • Sydney Opera House, Sydney Harbour Bridge and Northern Beaches, Hawkesbury River, Ku-ring-gai Chase National Park


Additional Pre- and Post-Cruise Land Adventures can be found on our website at www.silversea.com


Overland in Australia Red Centre and The Ghan


Contemplate the beauty of the Red Centre and watch over the ever-changing colours as the sun rises and sets over Uluru (Ayers Rock). Stay two nights at the luxury wilderness camp, Longitude 131° gateway to both Uluru and the Olgas, complete with private views of this magical monolith with its Dreamtime legends. Set amid the scorched, red-dune landscape of the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, this luxurious, tented wilderness resort is 13 km from the Uluru Sunset Viewing Area and 19 km from Uluru.


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