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South America

South America is a magical continent which stretches from the tropical coast of the Caribbean to the icy Southern Ocean. It is steeped in cultural diversity and is easily capable of delivering the cruise holiday of a lifetime. It’s a place to discover a myriad of phenomenal attractions, from the world’s largest tropical rainforest to the most spectacular carnival on the planet. A South American cruise can take in a combination of spellbinding countries including Peru, Argentina, Chile, Ecuador, Uruguay and Brazil. This enchanting continent - which is home to many dazzling cities including Rio de Janeiro, Buenos Aires and Montevideo - is a captivating destination where the towering Andes mountains, the glaciers of Patagonia, the Atacama Desert and the mighty Amazon rainforest are just a few of the jawdropping treasures waiting to be explored.

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South America

South America is a dream come true for anyone craving an unforgettable cruise holiday adventure on sea and land. Awe-inspiring scenery, rich history and culture, fascinating attractions and wonderful hospitality will wow you when you visit this enthralling continent. From the towering peaks of the Andes which traverse Ecuador, Peru, and Bolivia to the golden sandy beaches in Brazil, this spellbinding part of the world oozes incredible natural beauty and wonder.
Explore the mesmerising Inca ruins of Machu Picchu in Peru, encounter the penguins and llamas in Chile or join in the festivities at the glorious carnival in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil. Discover the bright lights, amazing sights and culinary delights in South America’s pulsating big cities including Rio De Janeiro, Montevideo, Buenos Aires, Lima and Santiago. Some cruises also take in Port Stanley in the Falkland Islands.
South America is home to a multitude of different terrains, from enchanting deserts and jungles to towering mountains and glaciers. You won’t be disappointed with the huge range of culinary joys the continent has to offer when it’s time to dine, with a great choice of venues from street food stalls and beachfront cafes to gourmet restaurants and plush bistro bars. There’s no shortage of lively entertainment in South America either, with everything from colourful Samba shows in Brazil to Cholita women’s wrestling nights in Bolivia. If you fancy some fun in the sands you’ll be spoilt for choice, with a massive range of beautiful beaches including Copacabana Beach in Brazil, La Herradura Beach in Chile, Playa Brava in Uruguay and El Murciélago Beach, Ecuador. For a sensational adventure which is packed with fun, relaxation and thrilling entertainment, look no further than a cruise in magnificent South America.

Food & Drink

South America is a food lovers' paradise, with each country having its own fabulous array of gastronomic delights to tantalise your taste buds. The continent's plains are perfect for growing cereals and vegetables which feature in many dishes, while the surrounding Pacific and Atlantic oceans provide a plentiful supply of fresh fish for scrumptious seafood specialities in the various countries.

From lively street food stalls to plush gourmet restaurants, the diverse countries of South America have all options covered when it comes to superb dining experiences. Ceviche is a scrumptious seafood dish which originated in Peru but is now a firm favourite across the coastal areas of the continent and Empanadas are tasty chicken, fish or cheese turnovers which are savoured throughout South America. Whether it's Caldillo de Congrio, a Chilean fish stew made with conger eel; So'o-Iosopy, Paraguay's ground beef soup, or Churrasco, a smorgasbord of grilled meats from Brazil, you won't have any trouble finding something to satisfy your appetite.

Fried plantains are a tasty treat throughout South America, while Dulce De Leche is a popular milky caramel dessert. The Pisco Sour is a brandy-based cocktail which is the national drink of Chile and Peru, but also much-loved across the rest of South America.

Best Time

The immense size, variations in altitude and diverse regions in South America means there is no universal 'fit-all' best time to visit. As a rule of thumb, October and November are good months for a cruise in South America as this is the time of year when several countries enjoy appealing spring-like weather, while December and January are excellent months for opportunities to observe wildlife.
So much depends on the type of weather, activities and conditions you prefer. Columbia, for example, is a hive of activity in December when the beaches are busy with holidaymakers, with plenty of water sports action. Northern Argentina and Chile enjoy summer temperatures from November to April, while Peru is delightful for most of the year, with the exception of the rainy season from January to March. November to March is a great time to visit Brazil - this is the country's carnival season and temperatures range between 27°C and 33°C.

Things To See and Do

The magnificent countries of South America offer a kaleidoscope of attractions which will play a key part in making your cruise a truly magical experience. There’s so much to see and do, with something to ignite the adventurous spirit of every visitor to this fascinating part of the world. You’ll discover jungles, forests, mountain ranges, lagoons, deserts, pristine beaches and glacial fjords - just waiting to wow you with their beauty and wonder.
Go sandboarding in the Atacama Desert in Chile, venture along the majestic Amazon in a river boat, learn the Lambada at the Rio Carnival or hike along the Inca Trail to Machu Picchu in Peru. South America really does have the wow factor with a plethora of jawdropping spectacles including the Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Iguazú Falls in Argentina, the pyramid-shaped ruins of Huaca Pucllana in Peru, the Sacred Valley of the Incas in Peru and the glaciers and lakes in Torres del Paine National Park in Chile.

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