Silversea Galapagos Cruises: Every Ship Reviewed
Silversea is behind 2 of the Galapagos ships we have reviewed: Silver Origin and Silver Galapagos. This page puts them side by side and links to each full review and comparison. For other operators see our Galapagos cruise lines guide, or filter every ship in the islands on our Galapagos cruises homepage.
Silversea Ships In The Galapagos
| Ship | Class | Guests | Cruise Lengths | Price Guide |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Silver Origin | Luxury | 100 | 7, 14 days | From ~$8,000-$13,000 pp (Classic Veranda Suite; varies by season) |
| Silver Galapagos | Luxury | 100 | 7, 14 days | From ~$8,000-10,000 pp (Classic Veranda Suite) |
Our Silversea Ship Reviews
- Silver Origin Galapagos Cruise ReviewSilver Origin is Silversea’s ultra-luxury Galapagos expedition ship, combining private balcony suites, butler service, and one of the highest guide-to-guest ratios in the islands.
- Silver Galapagos Cruise ReviewSilver Galapagos no longer operates in the islands. Its replacement, Silver Origin, is Silversea’s ultra-luxury all-suite expedition ship with butler service, private verandas, and fully all-inclusive Galapagos cruising.
How Silversea Ships Compare
- Celebrity Flora vs Silver Origin: Luxury Head-to-HeadCelebrity Flora and Silver Origin are the two most luxurious Galapagos ships. Here’s how they compare on suites, service, expedition style, and price.
- Lindblad vs Silversea in the Galapagos: Which Luxury Operator Wins?Lindblad Expeditions and Silversea are the two biggest luxury names in the Galapagos, but one focuses on elite expedition learning while the other delivers unmatched onboard luxury.
- Silver Origin vs Silver Galapagos: Which Is Better?Silver Galapagos no longer sails the islands, having been replaced by the purpose-built Silver Origin. Here’s how the new ship transformed luxury cruising in the Galapagos.
