Ultra-Luxury All-Inclusive Silversea Mediterranean Voyage with Trio of Italian Lakes

Arrive in Italy and check into your hotel for a two-night stay. Lake Maggiore sits in the foothills of the Alps. Grand villas, terraced gardens, and wooded slopes line the shore, giving the lake a quietly dramatic presence.

During a day at leisure on the shores of Lake Maggiore, you could explore the Borromean Islands, with their magnificent palaces and blissful gardens, or take a leisurely boat ride to discover charming lakeside villages.

This morning you’ll visit Lake Como. During a guided tour, discover the ancient buildings, courtyards, towers, and medieval walls of this quintessentially glamorous destination before continuing to your next hotel at Lake Garda for two nights.

Lake Garda, the largest lake in Italy, entices with its natural beauty, rich history, and vibrant culture. Surrounded by impressive mountains, the lake’s shimmering blue waters reflect a breathtaking backdrop.

Silver Spirit blends top-notch facilities with eight desirable dining venues and polished entertainment. While on board, discover exquisite dishes bursting with Asian essence at Indochine, meet new friends at Dolce Vita, or unwind in the Zagara Spa.

On Slovenia’s Adriatic coastline, colourful Koper is comprised of a medieval core dotted with Venetian monuments. Take a stroll over the Da Ponte Fountain and admire its similarities to Venice’s Rialto Bridge, of which it is a replica.

Rovinj, a coastal town on the Istrian Peninsula of Croatia, exudes old-world charm and stunning natural beauty. Its historic centre features narrow streets and Venetian-style architecture, crowned by the towering St. Euphemia’s Basilica.

Surrounded by towering peaks and crystal-clear waters, Kotor boasts a UNESCO World Heritage-listed Old Town, characterised by its well-preserved architecture and winding streets. The town’s iconic landmarks include the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon and the Maritime Museum.

Bari is a vibrant coastal city in the southern region of Puglia. Explore the iconic Basilica di San Nicola, which houses the relics of Saint Nicholas, or stroll along the Lungomare Nazario Sauro seafront promenade.

Encircled by formidable stone walls, Dubrovnik is one of the Adriatic’s most striking cities. Inside the old town, polished limestone streets, palaces, and churches lead to lively squares, sea views, and cafés set above the water.

Split, Croatia, fuses ancient culture with modernity. The UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace is a vast third-century complex that forms the heart of the old town, its stone corridors now home to apartments, cafés, and boutiques.

In Zadar, Roman ruins and medieval churches sit alongside modern installations like the Sea Organ. Golden sunsets illuminate the Dalmatian Coast waterfront, while bustling markets invite exploration.

Your holiday complete, today you’ll disembark your ship and head to the airport for your flight home.