Day 1 – Ft. Lauderdale, Florida

Ft. Lauderdale is a coastal city in southern Florida, threaded with canals that have earned it the nickname the Venice of America.

Day 2 – At Sea

Day 3 – At Sea

Day 4 – St. Maarten

St. Maarten is a small Caribbean island shared between French and Dutch territories, known for its beaches and dual European character.

Day 5 – Dominica

Sitting between the French islands of Guadeloupe and Martinique, Dominica remains the least visited of the larger Caribbean islands, its landscape still largely untouched.

Day 6 – Barbados

Barbados is the easternmost island of the Caribbean’s Lesser Antilles, known for its coral coastline, rum heritage and centuries of British colonial history.

Day 7 – At Sea

Day 8 – At Sea

Day 9 – At Sea

Day 10 – Fortaleza, Brazil

A coastal city in northeastern Brazil, home to landmarks such as Fortaleza del Sol Castle and an archaeological park.

Day 11 – At Sea

Day 12 – At Sea

Day 13 – At Sea

Day 14 – Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio de Janeiro is famed for its Carnaval spirit, samba rhythms and lively, feather-festooned street celebrations.

Day 15 – At Sea

Day 16 – At Sea

Day 17 – Montevideo, Uruguay

Montevideo, Uruguay’s capital, has a European air, with broad boulevards, fountains, stately squares and sidewalk cafes lining its streets.

Day 18 – Buenos Aires, Argentina

Buenos Aires is an elegant, cosmopolitan capital known for its European colonial architecture and a rich, colourful mix of cultures.

Day 19 – Buenos Aires, Argentina

Often called the Paris of South America, the city rewards walking with grand boulevards, tango culture, and lively porteño street life.

Day 20 – Buenos Aires, Argentina

Landmarks include the ornate Teatro Colón opera house and Recoleta Cemetery, the elaborate resting place of Eva Perón and other notable Argentines.

Day 21 – Montevideo, Uruguay

The city’s Ciudad Vieja, or Old Town, keeps its colonial character alive with cobblestone streets, art galleries and a long harbourside promenade.

Day 22 – At Sea

Day 23 – Puerto Madryn, Argentina

A coastal city in Argentine Patagonia, often used as a base for visiting the wildlife-rich Valdes Peninsula nearby.

Day 24 – At Sea

Day 25 – Falkland Islands (Stanley)

A self-governing British Overseas Territory in the South Atlantic, the Falkland Islands are known for wild coastlines, wildlife and the lighthouse at Cape Pembroke near Stanley.

Day 26 – Cape Horn (Scenic Cruising)

Cape Horn marks the southernmost point of South America, where the Pacific and Atlantic oceans meet in waters long feared by sailors for their ferocity.

Day 27 – Ushuaia (Tierra del Fuego), Argentina

Set against the Martial Glacier, Ushuaia is the capital of Tierra del Fuego Province and one of the contenders for the world’s southernmost city.

Day 28 – Beagle Channel Fjords & Glacier Alley, Chile

The Beagle Channel winds through the southern tip of Chile near Tierra del Fuego, its fjords lined with the towering ice walls of Glacier Alley.

Day 29 – Punta Arenas, Chile

Punta Arenas is Chile’s key Patagonian port and commercial hub, serving the vast agricultural region along the Strait of Magellan.

Day 30 – At Sea

Day 31 – At Sea

Day 32 – Puerto Montt, Chile

A port city on Reloncavi Sound in Chile’s Los Lagos region, serving as a gateway to the Chilean Lakes District and Patagonia.

Day 33 – At Sea

Day 34 – San Antonio (for Santiago), Chile

San Antonio is a port city on Chile’s central coast, serving as the principal sea gateway to the capital, Santiago, some way inland.

*Please note that cruise itineraries are subject to change at any time by the cruise company and are not guaranteed.