FRIGATEBIRDS, ICE FIELDS AND FJORDS VOYAGE 1 – Galápagos – 7 Days – Silver Galapagos VOYAGE 2 – South America – 12 Days – Silver Explorer


Galápagos’ north central isles will be our home for a week; lava fl ows, Bird Island, giant tortoises, sea lions, and other fearless creatures. Then it’s 12 days, between Valparaíso and the Straits of Magellan. Chiloé Archipelago, a Patagonian estancia, the Chilean Fjords, and the Garibaldi Glacier. Two nights in Chile’s beautifully situated capital city Santiago give you the chance to savour some of the country’s best wines between your Galápagos adventure and your journey to a coast of glaciers and fjords.


CONQUER SOUTH AMERICA AND ANTARCTICA VOYAGE 1 – Galápagos – 7 Days – Silver Galapagos VOYAGE 2 – Antarctica – 18 Days – Silver Explorer


It starts with a week in Galápagos’ western isles; lava fi elds, mangroves, sea lions, cave inscriptions, a tuff cone, and more. Then the coup de grâce — 18 days in South America’s southernmost regions; six breeds of penguins, whales, dolphins, albatross, countless seabirds, and the footsteps of Shackleton, Hillary and Byrd. From the ancient city of Machu Picchu high in the mountains to the thundering waters of the mighty Iguassu there’s no better way to explore the wilds of South America, Galápagos, and Antarctica. It’s like a wine pairing, but even more delicious.


SOUTHERNMOST SOUTH AMERICA VOYAGE 1 – Galápagos – 7 Days – Silver Galapagos VOYAGE 2 – Antarctica – 10 Days – Silver Explorer


An entire week getting to know the creatures and sites of the western Galápagos Isles; sea turtles, manta rays, Pinnacle Rock, and the largest colony of colourful marine iguanas. This pairs with 10 days exploring southernmost South America and Antarctica; whales, penguins, and calving glaciers; seals, seabirds, and Tierra del Fuego.


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