DISCOVER MORE ON SHORE
PRE AND POST CRUISE LAND ADVENTURES
• Pygmy marmosets, howler monkeys, toucans — the lowland forests of Peru’s Amazon Basin offer some of the most exceptional wildlife viewing opportunities on the planet. Journey to a destination where few travellers have set foot on this six-night post cruise experience.
• Enjoy a journey to Machu Picchu aboard the legendary Hiram Bingham, one of the top 10 rail journeys in the world. Stay for one night at the famed Sanctuary Lodge, the only hotel adjacent to Machu Picchu, allowing you to spend additional time to explore the ancient Inca citadel with fewer tourists.
• Travel along the famed Avenue of the Volcanoes to Cotopaxi National Park and the heartland of Ecuador. Take a thrilling ride on the train called the Devil’s Nose — a series of steep switchbacks that descend nearly 500 metres in 12 kilometres. Visit Cuenca, one of the most beautiful cities in Ecuador (fi ve nights).
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Additional Pre- and Post-Cruise Land Adventures can be found on our website at
www.silversea.com For more information, please call Silversea Reservations or visit
www.silversea.com/expeditions
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Bahia Solano Utria Natonal Park
Lobos de Tierra Island Islas Guañape
Salaverry Guayaquil
Callao Paracas
Panama Canal Transit Darien Jungle Isla de la Plata
Machala Matarani Arica
Isla Pan de Azúcar Antofagasta
Coquimbo Valparaíso
PACIFIC OCEAN
Niebla Castro
Cruise English Narrows
Garibaldi Fjord & Glacier Cruise White Narrows
SOUTH AMERICA
Isla Chañaral Puerto Montt
Cruising Pio XI Glacier Puerto Natales
Punta Arenas Ushuaia
ATLANTIC OCEAN
01 Humpback Whales, West Coast of South America
02 Pio XI Glacier, Chilean Fjords
03 South American Pelican, Peru
04 Silver Explorer
05 Blue footed Booby, Guayaquil, Equador
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