There’s no main restaurant on Silversea Cruises’ newest luxury ship. But there are eight specialty restaurants for passenger to pick and choose from. It’s the inevitable culmination of a trend that’s seen the traditional assigned tables in a grand dining room replaced on many ships by open seating and a choice of alternative restaurants.

When Silversea’s Silver Muse debuts in April, 2017, it will offer more dining options than any other ultra-luxury ship, Silversea boasts. Some of the options are new takes on restaurants on other Silversea ships, but a number of the newly revealed venues promise to be significant innovations.