From the dense Amazon rainforest to the bone-dry Atacama Desert, a South America Cruise offers a glimpse of a continent of dramatic extremes. Discover the lost city of the Incas or wander the plains with the gauchos. From Chilean fjords and calving glaciers to the bustling city of Rio and the culture of Lima, the contrasts are astounding. Only a South American Cruise lets you explore deeper and experience more.
An Amazon River cruise will take you through some of the most astonishingly biodiverse landscapes in the world. Monkeys, sloths and tropical birds inhabit the trees, jaguars prowl the forest and manatees, dolphins and otters float through the river’s murky waters.
Travel to the dramatic Sugarloaf Mountain via cable car and enjoy panoramic views of Rio from the summit. Spend an afternoon exploring the energetic neighbourhood of Copacabana, or pose in front of the majestic statue of Christ the Redeemer.
Put on your dancing shoes and get in on the action at one of Buenos Aires’ many milongas (tango dance clubs), where the true spirit of tango comes alive. Ranging from informal, beginner friendly affairs to sophisticated upmarket venues
where experts dominate the floor, there is a milonga in Buenos Aires for everyone.
The Chilean Fjords surrounds an area brimming with not only fjords but also volcanoes, waterfalls and imposing glaciers. It is home to migrating whales, endless colonies of penguins, cormorants and elephant seals.
A natural phenomenon, in Manaus, that consists of the clear waters of the Rio Negro and the muddy yellow waters of the Solimões flowing side by side for several miles without merging. Later, the two rivers form the Amazon.
Drive past scenic vineyards in Casablanca Valley to beautiful wineries and tasting rooms. Be sure to try the Syrah, Cabernet Sauvignon, Pinot Noir, and Chardonnay. These varietals are some of the best that Chile is known for.
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