South America Cruises
South America, the Galapagos and Antarctica


South America and the Galapagos
South America & the Chilean Fjords
Soak in the eclectic mix of Latin and European influences in the Argentine capital of Buenos Aires, the birthplace of tango. Visit historic Port Stanley on East Falkland Island, home to more than one million penguins, and explore the scenic surroundings of Ushuaia, the city at the "End of the World." Sail through the Strait of Magellan, passing rugged mountain peaks and blue-tinted icebergs and experience Chile’s vibrant capital city, Santiago.
21-Day Eastern Caribbean & Panama Canal: U.S. Virgin Islands
Enticing Douro (Festive Delights)
Antarctica By Helicopter: Icebergs, Mountains and Remote Lands
Antarctica, South Georgia, and the Falklands
For most travelers, visiting Antarctica is a once-in-a-lifetime experience. So, for those with the luxury of time, including the Falklands and South Georgia Island cruise just makes sense. And makes for a genuine experience-of-a-lifetime. This voyage has it all.
Galapagos Adventure: Northern Islands (Grand Daphne)
With almost 1000 kilometres of water lying between them and the South American mainland, the islands of the Galapagos were able to evolve largely undisturbed by humanity. Discover the rugged landscape of this wild place with a week-long adventure cruise, all with a local naturalist guide by your side to show you the way. Encounter sea lions, hike over hardened lava, spot diverse marine life with snorkelling opportunities and cool off in the aquamarine waters. With time to explore both on land and underwater, your adventure will show you some of the best of the northern islands – don't forget to watch the sunset from your motor yacht every night, too!
Pure Galapagos (Grand Daphne)
Few destinations rival the Galapagos for up-close encounters with wildlife, and this adventure focuses on the stars of the show. Enjoy a pure boat trip that’s free of detours, overnight stopovers and passengers joining or leaving throughout. Stay on the ship and venture to remote parts of the archipelago – the west coast of Isla Isabela and Isla Fernandina – and see almost all the wildlife the Galapagos is famous for. Take the chance to swim and snorkel with sea lions and reef sharks off Isla Santa Cruz and Isla Bartolome, spy frigatebirds, boobies and pelicans soaring above North Seymour, and stroll among land iguanas and flightless cormorants on volcanic Punta Espinosa.