Fort Lauderdale to San Antonio

Crystal-clear waters, soft white sand, and laid-back island vibes await in Grand Turk. Swim with stingrays, explore colorful reefs, or relax right off the pier, it’s paradise, just steps from your ship.

Historic and vibrant, Bridgetown blends colonial charm with lively street life. Explore colorful markets, tour rum distilleries, or relax on nearby Carlisle Bay’s sandy shores. With lively festivals and warm island vibes, it’s Barbados at its best.

Fortaleza, set along Brazil’s northeastern coast, is a vibrant city known for its sweeping beaches, lively culture, and year-round sunshine. Stroll along the bustling Beira-Mar promenade, explore local markets, and experience the rhythms of forró music that bring the city to life.

Alive with rhythm and colour, Salvador is a city rich in history, culture, and colour. Wander the cobbled streets of the UNESCO-listed Pelourinho, admire colonial architecture, and experience the rhythms of Afro-Brazilian music and dance that define this captivating destination. Breathe in the scent of Bahian spices, explore the candy-hued streets, and feel the pulse of music and laughter. From golden beaches to lively markets, this sun-soaked gem embodies Brazil’s carefree, joyful spirit.

Búzios, a charming seaside resort on Brazil’s Costa do Sol, is known for its crystal-clear waters, golden beaches, and relaxed sophistication. Once a quiet fishing village, it was discovered' on the world's behalf by Brigitte Bardot and her Brazilian boyfriend in the early 1960s. It now offers a blend of natural beauty, boutique shops, and stylish cafés along its picturesque waterfront. For the more adventurous, diving and snorkelling are also popular, thanks to a rich marine life including a variety of corals, giant stingrays, barracuda and turtles.

Rio de Janeiro is one of the world’s most iconic cities, famed for its dramatic setting between lush mountains and golden beaches. Home to landmarks such as Copacabana beach, Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain, Rio pulses with energy, culture, and unmistakable Brazilian spirit, and is a city everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime. Few cities capture the imagination like Rio de Janeiro, promising an experience as dynamic as it is unforgettable.

Rio de Janeiro is one of the world’s most iconic cities, famed for its dramatic setting between lush mountains and golden beaches. Home to landmarks such as Copacabana beach, Christ the Redeemer and Sugarloaf Mountain, Rio pulses with energy, culture, and unmistakable Brazilian spirit, and is a city everyone should visit at least once in their lifetime. Few cities capture the imagination like Rio de Janeiro, promising an experience as dynamic as it is unforgettable.

Set along Brazil’s southeastern coast, Santos offers a relaxed seaside atmosphere with palm-lined beaches and a fascinating coffee legacy. It also provides a convenient gateway to the cosmopolitan city of São Paulo, home to one of the world’s largest urban populations, hosting an enticing fusion of residents from over 200 different countries.

Montevideo, Uruguay’s laid-back capital, blends historic charm with a relaxed coastal lifestyle, inviting visitors to slow down and savour the moment. Discover vibrant plazas, local markets, and a rich cultural scene shaped by music, art, and tradition. Wine connoisseurs should explore further afield and take advantage of the range of wineries and ranches which help make Uruguay one of the leading wine producers in South America.

Buenos Aires, Argentina’s vibrant capital, is a city of elegant architecture, rich history, and passionate culture. Known as the “Paris of South America”, with the cobbled streets of San Telmo to the grand boulevards and lively cafés, it offers a captivating blend of European influence and Latin spirit. Discover historic neighbourhoods, savour world-class dining, and experience the passion of tango that defines the city.

Buenos Aires, Argentina’s vibrant capital, is a city of elegant architecture, rich history, and passionate culture. Known as the “Paris of South America”, with the cobbled streets of San Telmo to the grand boulevards and lively cafés, it offers a captivating blend of European influence and Latin spirit. Discover historic neighbourhoods, savour world-class dining, and experience the passion of tango that defines the city.

Buenos Aires, Argentina’s vibrant capital, is a city of elegant architecture, rich history, and passionate culture. Known as the “Paris of South America”, with the cobbled streets of San Telmo to the grand boulevards and lively cafés, it offers a captivating blend of European influence and Latin spirit. Discover historic neighbourhoods, savour world-class dining, and experience the passion of tango that defines the city.

Puerto Madryn, set along Argentina’s Patagonian coast, is a gateway to extraordinary wildlife and natural beauty. Overlooking the Golfo Nuevo, it offers opportunities to encounter whales, penguins, and sea lions, alongside wide-open landscapes and rugged coastal scenery.

The southernmost town on earth, surrounded by spectacular snow-capped mountains, waterways and the Tierra del Fuego National Park, this small town in Argentina is the gateway to some stunning locations.

Journey to the edge of the earth on a cruise past the fabled Cape Horn. At the southernmost tip of South America, Cape Horn lies off the coast of Chile on Hornos Island. Nestled amongst the dramatic...

The western coast of South America meets the Pacific Ocean, the north and east are bordered by the Atlantic while the Caribbean surrounds the north-west corner of the land. Most of the continent’s 385 million inhabitants live along the east and west coasts, with only a small proportion of the population settled inland.

To cruise by Amalia Glacier is to take a journey into a pristine wilderness. In this area of Chile, silence is punctuated only by the occasional warble of a cormorant as you glide through narrow fjords past towering glaciers and jagged mountain peaks.

At the head of scenic Eyre Fjord is situated the longest glacier in the southern hemisphere outside of Antarctica. The monumental ice-mass of the Brüggen Glacier fills the fjord to a width of 4.5 kilometers (3 miles) and covers an area of 1,265 square kilometers (488 square miles).

Despite a population of more than 130,000, Puerto Montt retains the feel of a small town. For a simple introduction to the city, walk along the waterfront road to the fishing port of Angelmo, discovering its shore lined with tempting artisan's stalls and a collection of small cafes. Accessible from the seaport town of Puerto Montt, Chile's Lake District is an enchanted realm of emerald waterways and snow-capped volcanoes.

This large, modern port serves Chile’s capital, Santiago, a city with Spanish colonial charm and a vivacious spirit. Encircled by the Andes and the Coastal Range, Santiago is centered around the Plaza de Armas, with several of the city’s landmarks: the 18th-century Metropolitan Cathedral the Palacio de la Real Audencia from 1808, the City Hall and the National Museum of History.