The capital city of Argentina is known for the Recoleta, Colon Theater, Plaza de Mayo (May Square), the Governments House (The Pink House), The Old Cabildo (Town Hall), the Metropolitan Cathedral, San Telmo, La Boca and much more. Explore Buenos Aires at your leisure before heading to the port to embark the cruise.

The ship makes its first stop at Punta del Este in Uruguay. Relax on the la Brava beach or visit the quaint shacks and restaurants before rejoining the cruise ship by evening.

The ship covers a huge amount of distance in the Pacific Ocean today, heading south. Explore the ship’s facilities on board. Libraries, constant activities and scheduled shows will always keep you entertained. Go up to the roof deck to explore panoramic views of the ocean.

The ship continues heading south, closer to Antarctica. Enjoy the sun on the top deck and marvel at the to-die-for sunsets.

The ship arrives in Stanley, the capital of Falkland Islands. This region is one of the closest to Antarctica. Visit the Anglican Christ Church Cathedral, the southernmost cathedral in the world, or look for penguins waddling away before returning to your ship.

Explore the multiple facilities aboard the ship, including a casino, swimming pools, spa, nightclubs and restaurants as you continue moving south, entering the atmosphere of Antarctica.

You wake up to the icy views of the seventh continent of the world. The ship reaches the Elephant Island in Antarctica. This island derives its name from the huge population of Elephant Seals in the area. Be sure to click pictures among Seals and Penguins on the southernmost landmass on Earth.

Deception Island is a mountainous, horseshoe-shaped destination located off the coast of Antarctica in the South Shetland Islands. It is home to the largest Penguin colony in the entire world. The active volcano here keeps the black beach warm, accruing to a tremendous landscape.

The ship travels north , crossing the Drake’s Passage, a region known for icy winds and gargling storms. Tick mark your journey through this region to arrive at Cape Horn, the northernmost point of the Drake Passage where the Atlantic Ocean meets the Pacific Ocean.

Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world, commonly known as the “World’s End”. It is particularly famous among divers, for the Beagle Channel provides an opportunity to swim with Sea Lions. The ship remains docked here until evening, post which it travels further.

Punta Arenas is the southernmost city in Chile and one of the closest cities to Antarctica. It is very close to Valparaiso, a city so colorful that it is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

The ship covers a huge amount of distance today, heading east. Explore the ship’s facilities on board. Libraries, constant activities and scheduled shows will always keep you entertained. Go up to the roof deck to explore panoramic views of the ocean.

The ship arrives in Puerto Madryn in the morning. As it docks here, you can choose to visit the Punta Tombo Provincial Reserve to view tiny penguins or you can discover the boutique restaurants in the locality.

Explore the multiple facilities aboard the ship, including a casino, swimming pools, spa, nightclubs and restaurants as you continue moving north.

Arrive in the capital city of Uruguay, Montevideo. Tour the Establecimiento Juanico winery with buildings dating back to 1849. Wander the Plaza Independencia or take in the scenery at Estancia La Rabida. Return to the ship to continue your journey.

Begin the disembarking process in the morning when the ship drops its anchor in Buenos Aires as your once in a lifetime experience of Antarctica and South America culminates.