(TAN): Silversea recently took delivery of its new ship, Silver Dawn, at the Fincantieri shipyard in Ancona, Italy, the cruise company said in a statement.
Following a video screening of the official coin and flag ceremonies, Silversea’s President and CEO Roberto Martinoli penned his signature to officially take delivery of the new ship. Richard D. Fain, Chairman and CEO of Royal Caribbean Group and Jason Liberty, Executive Vice President and CFO, Royal Caribbean Group, each connected via video feed to deliver a speech. Silver Dawn is the third ship to join Silversea’s fleet since the start of 2020.
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“In welcoming the beautiful Silver Dawn as the 10th ship in our fleet, we have reached a huge milestone on our mission to take our guests deep into the world in luxury,” said Roberto Martinoli, President & CEO of Silversea Cruises. “As well as the tireless efforts of the teams at Fincantieri and Silversea Cruises, I would like to recognise the great contribution of the Royal Caribbean Group. I am grateful for the Group’s continued support, which has proven invaluable once again. Silver Dawn represents an evolution of luxury cruise travel; she builds on the innovations of her sister ships, Silver Moon and Silver Muse, with Otium – our pioneering new wellness programme. With Silver Dawn, we affirm our position as the leader in ultra-luxury cruising. I look forward to welcoming our guests aboard Silver Dawn from spring 2022.”
The third ship in the Muse-class series and the fourth ship to result from Silversea’s longstanding collaboration with Fincantieri, Silver Dawn is a sistership to Silversea’s Silver Muse — built at the Fincantieri shipyard of Sestri Ponente (Genoa) in April 2017 — and Silver Moon, which was delivered in Ancona in October 2020. Silver Dawn accommodates just 596 guests in 298 ocean-view suites – 96% of which have a private veranda – and has a crew-to-guest ratio of 1:1.45.