In November 2022, Silversea will launch Silver Endeavour, its fifth expedition ship, as a replacement for the 144-passenger Silver Explorer for the Antarctica season. The vessel is named after British explorer Captain James Cook's research ship, HMS Endeavour. It will offer fly-cruises on Silversea's Antarctica Bridge program, avoiding the Drake Passage and cutting four days from a typical Antarctic itinerary. Silver Endeavour's well thought-out deck plans include an extraordinary aft restaurant, The Grill, and most dining is included in the price (except for La Dame). Passengers can enjoy the stunning Observation Lounge with 270-degree panoramic views, an Arts Cafe, and the Explorer Lounge for lectures. There is also a spa with treatment rooms, a gym, a yoga studio, shops, and a running track on Deck 10. The ship offers 200 guests ultra-luxury expedition cruising in either Veranda, Silver, Grand or Owner Suites. All rooms have balconies and butler service, with entry-level suites coming in at a generous 304 square feet. The largest suites are the Grand Suite and the Owner's Suites, which have very big balconies, a hot tub for two (indoor) and offer fantastic views from the front of the ship. In terms of food, Silver Endeavour has six options ranging from the main dining room to specialty restaurants, an informal bistro and grab-and-go spot. Silver Endeavour offers a high level of luxury with a crew-to-guest ratio of approximately 1:1 and butler service for every suite. It is equipped with the latest exploration technology, including a remote Shotover gimbal camera system, a robotic Remote Operated Vehicle and high-quality TVs in the Expedition Lounge.