From equatorial rainforests to the sub-Antarctic – a number of fantastic cruise
options await you in South America.
How to Get There:
- If you have 2 weeks or less, choose trips that include flying to and from South
America
- If you have more time, sail from Florida across Caribbean to Brazil and beyond
Popular South American Cruise Ports:
Buenos Aires, Argentina
- Expand your horizons with this unique blend of Spanish, French and Italian influences
- Tour the colorful neighborhoods and enjoy the gardens and parks
- Learn the tango
- Sample the country’s famous beef
Ushuaia, Argentina
- Explore southern end of Argentina, about 1,000 miles from Antarctica
- See Tierra del Fuego National Park
- Take an excursion boat into the Beagle Channel for terrific photo opportunities
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Visit world-famous Copacabana or Ipanema beaches
- Take a cable car to the top of Sugarloaf Mountain
- Ride a funicular railway up Corcovado Mountain to the feet of the statue of Christ
the Redeemer
Easter Island, Chile
- Immerse yourself in the mystery of the iconic “moai” statues
- Rise early to watch the sunrise on one of Earth’s most remote islands
- Stroll through the village for unique artwork and relaxing dining options
Puerto Montt, Chile
- Get back to nature in this city first settled by German immigrants
- Hike or fish, go ziplining or canoeing, or enjoy a picnic on the beach
Santiago, Chile
- Dock in the coastal city of Valparaiso, where colorful houses cling to steep hills
around the harbor
- In Santiago, visit the artistic neighborhood of Bellas Artes
- Enjoy the view from Santiago’s San Cristobal Hill
Cartagena, Colombia
- Explore the charm and history of the walled city, a UNESCO World Heritage site
- Enjoy a bicycle or carriage ride
- Take a mud bath at El Totumo mud volcano, said to have healing powers
Galapagos Islands
- Fly to Quito, Ecuador, to cruise to the fascinating Galapagos Islands
- Observe marine iguanas, frigate birds, sea lions, giant tortoises, blue- and red-footed
boobies, dolphins and more
- Plan on doing extensive walking over uneven surfaces – the Galapagos Islands
are not recommended for those with limited mobility
Lima (Callao), Peru
- In Callao, look at wooden colonial mansions with long, carved balconies
- In Lima, explore the city center with its incredible historic and architectural
value
- Consider adding a land tour for more opportunities to explore amazing inland treasures,
like Machu Picchu
Montevideo, Uruguay
- Soak in the relaxed urban atmosphere
- Stroll through lovely public squares and an 18th-century old town
- Treat yourself to gorgeous leather goods and artisan crafts
For more information, talk with Rose Stevenson.