Interesting, not that I would be adverse to taking this ship, but it’s rooms are very very small and the balconies microscopic. I’m headed out on Silver Sea Muse next January 2025 out of New Zealand, all Butler, much bigger room, alcohol, gratuities, Wi-Fi, and excursions included.
The Atlas ships are probably better compared to the Silver Endeavor rather than the Muse. The Muse has nearly three times as many people as the Atlas ships (595 vs 198). Although, it does provide a larger room and excursions. The Silver Endeavor holds about as many guests as Altas and does have larger cabins (355 sq feet to 270 sq feet for the basic veranda). Although another thing that is larger on the Silver Endeavor is the price. However, Atlas does provide drinks, gratuities, and a limited Wi-Fi package. That being said, we really want to try Silversea and can't blame anyone who decides to spend a bit more to travel on the line. Thanks for watching and for the kind comments.
Interesting, not that I would be adverse to taking this ship, but it’s rooms are very very small and the balconies microscopic. I’m headed out on Silver Sea Muse next January 2025 out of New Zealand, all Butler, much bigger room, alcohol, gratuities, Wi-Fi, and excursions included.
The Atlas ships are probably better compared to the Silver Endeavor rather than the Muse. The Muse has nearly three times as many people as the Atlas ships (595 vs 198). Although, it does provide a larger room and excursions.
The Silver Endeavor holds about as many guests as Altas and does have larger cabins (355 sq feet to 270 sq feet for the basic veranda). Although another thing that is larger on the Silver Endeavor is the price. However, Atlas does provide drinks, gratuities, and a limited Wi-Fi package.
That being said, we really want to try Silversea and can't blame anyone who decides to spend a bit more to travel on the line.
Thanks for watching and for the kind comments.