South America Cruises

Arica is the northern-most city in Chile and is located less than 15 miles away from the border with Peru. It was the site of an important victory for the Chilean people over the Peruvians that res...

One of the main reasons why a cruise is such a good way to see Brazil is that there is the opportunity to travel along the coastline before heading inland along the famous Amazon River to explore life...

As well as being the capital of Argentina, Buenos Aires is one of the most visited cities in South America and a large number of those visitors arrive on the many cruise ships that visit every year....

Búzios is located near to Rio de Janiero and rose to prominence in the 1960s when the actress Brigitte Bardot was photographed enjoying a summer break on one of the many beaches that surround the reso...

Cartagena is arguably one of the most impressive colonial cities to be found anywhere in South America and is the main port of call for those who find themselves on a trip that visits Colombia. Dat...

Coquimbo is located in the Elqui province and sits between the Atacama Desert and the central valley – an area that is rich in agriculture and plays a role in the export of fruit. That’s in stark c...

Whilst it is located thousands of miles away from mainland Chile, Easter Island remains one of the top destinations for a cruise around South America. That’s because the island is home to a huge co...

If you want to enjoy a truly unique cruise experience then a trip to the Galápagos Islands is one that is sure to live long in the memory and provides a fascinating alternative to a regular cruise aro...

A cruise around Brazil needn’t focus solely on the mainland, and Ilha Grande is a prime example of the reasons why. Once an island you’d want to avoid - as home to a leper colony and then an infamo...

Accessed via the port of Callao a short trip away, the Peruvian capital Lima is a destination that is well worth visiting during a cruise around South America. The vibrant and colourful city is one...

Manaus is the capital of the Amazonas state and you’re unlikely to find many places that are further from the coast when it comes to a cruise at sea. In fact, Manaus sits around 1,000 miles away fr...

The largest city in Uruguay, the capital Montevideo is also the major port of call for those who are visiting the country during a South American cruise adventure. As is the case with many of the l...

Natal is located to the north-east of Brazil and is one of the most historical ports of call that can be visited when enjoying a cruise around South America. Another city founded by the Portuguese...

Pisco is located around 150 miles south of Lima and is another popular port of call on a cruise in the waters around Peru. Accessed via the port of San Martin, the quiet colonial town is the place...

Puerto Montt is the gateway to the impressive Chilean Lake District and as a result, has become a popular stopping point for cruise-goers who are exploring the waters around South America. Formed i...

Punta Arenas is a top port of call for anyone visiting Chile as they cruise in the waters around South America. Situated between the Atlantic and the Pacific towards the southern tip of the country...

Nestled on the coast around 100 miles away from Montevideo sits the resort of Punta Del Este, which is one of the top seaside resorts anywhere in South America. Something of a playground for the ri...

Recife is one of the largest cities in Brazil and also one of the most popular coastal destinations for anyone who is travelling around South America on a cruise holiday. Like many Brazilian cities...

If you are considering taking a trip to Brazil, then there is a good chance that the city of Rio de Janeiro is one that will feature highly on your ‘to do’ list – and with good reason. The city has...

The capital of the state of Bahia, Salvador is one of the top six largest cities in Brazil and one of the oldest colonial cities to be found across South America. Founded by the Portuguese, Salvado...

Santa Marta is located in northern Colombia and is one of the oldest permanent settlements that was created by Europeans who landed in Latin America. In fact, it was the first Spanish settlement on...

Santiago is the capital city of Chile and is located in the shadow of the Andres Mountains inland from the coast. Despite that, the city is popular with those who are cruising around the South Amer...

Home to one of the largest ports in South America, Santos is a popular destination for the major cruise lines that sail the waters around – largely because the city acts as the gateway to São Paulo....

The port of Ushuaia sits off the coast of Argentina on the small island of Tierra del Fuego, and is widely regarded to be one of the southern-most cities in the world. Founded in the 1880s, Ushuaia...

Valparaiso is one of the main cruise ports in Chile, down in no small part to the fact that is one of the main gateways to the busy capital city of Santiago. However, there are plenty of reasons wh...