Following an inaugural season in Antarctica, the expedition vessel will enter the San Giorgio del Porto shipyard in Genova on 3 April.

In response to high demand for the ship’s larger accommodations, Silversea will craft six new upper suites on deck eight, as well as four new suites on deck five, introducing two new suite categories.
 
"Silver Endeavour’s refurbishment will strengthen her status as the world’s most luxurious expedition ship," said Roberto Bruzzone, Silversea’s senior vice president of marine operations.

"Building on the success of her inaugural Antarctic season, Silver Endeavour will welcome travellers in the Arctic from June 2023, offering deeper connections and greater destination reach than ever."

Replacing the former helicopter hangar amidships, Silversea will install two master suites and four signature suites.

Starboard side on deck five, four classic veranda suites will replace the medical centre, which will relocate to the space currently occupied by the casino on deck four.

The new master suites will provide 270-degree views from their 29m2 verandas and large living areas, as well as king-sized or twin beds; a walk-in closet; and a bathroom with a walk-in shower and a separate whirlpool bath.

Four new signature suites, ranging from 67m2 to 78m2, will offer an open living room and dining area; a bedroom with king-sized or twin beds; floor-to-ceiling windows; and a walk-in closet.

Four classic veranda suites will be installed on the ship’s starboard side on deck four, maintaining the traditional layout, features, and amenities of Silversea’s existing veranda suites.

Moreover, the removal of the casino on deck four will create space for four new crew cabins, which will host seven additional crew members.
 
Upcoming enhancements will also include the installation of handcrafted Lalique crystal panels in Silversea’s signature French restaurant, La Dame.