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DAY 1: Departure Valparaíso. The expedition starts in the colourful and poetic city of Valparaíso.
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DAY 2: Sunsets and Telescopes We sail into La Serena, one of the oldest cities in Chile. Its remarka- bly clear skies make it home to the world’s largest concentration of astronomical observatories.
DAY 3-4: Sailing Along the Chilean Coast We start our lecture programme.
DAY 5: Adventure and Archaeology Arica is blessed with a warm and sunny climate year round. Explore the city, visit archaeological sites or go to nearby Lauca National Park.
DAY 6: Treat Yourself Enjoy another day at sea.
DAY 7: Nazca Lines We arrive at the gateway to the mysterious Nazca Lines and geoglyphs, created between 500 B.C. and 500 A.D. and among archaeology’s greatest enigmas.
4 1 Cathedral of Trujillo, Peru
2 Adobe ruins of Chan Chan
3 Pelicans at Valparaíso pier
4 Beach on Coiba Island 5 Crafting of hats in Manta
DAY 8: “City of Kings” Enjoy a full day exploring Lima, “The City of Kings”. Visit mu- seums and archaeological high- lights, and taste Peruvian cuisine.
DAY 9: Wildlife Spotting Watch for dolphins as we cruise north along the coast of Peru.
DAY 15: Adventure Day Come ashore at Golfito, where you can surf and swim at nearby beaches or visit Piedras Blancas National Park to see rainforest, waterfalls, monkeys, bats, and exotic birds.
DAY 16: End of the Expedition The adventure ends in Puntarenas, Costa Rica.
ANDEAN COAST CONTRASTS FROM DESERT TO JUNGLE 16-day expedition voyage with MS Roald Amundsen
CABIN CATEGORIES
Date From/to Booking code
26.03 – 10.04.19 CENAMSOU1901
Prices per person in £ from
Early booking from Brochure price
Early booking from Brochure price
Cabin TWIN RJ POLAR OUTSIDE ARCTIC SUPERIOR RL RS RR TT
2778 2778 2945 3195 3473 3704 3704 3926 4260 4630
SINGLE 4862 4862 5153 5591 6077 Price from EXPEDITION SUITES XY XT MF ME MD MC MB MA
3889 3889 4028 4306 5001 5695 5695 7987 5186 5186 5371 5741 6668 7594 7594 10650
6806 6806 8057 8612 10001 11390 11390 15974 6482 6482 6871 7455 8103 9075 9075 10742 11483 13335 15187 15187 21299
YOUR HOLIDAY PRICE INCLUDES: Hurtigruten expedition in cabin grade of your choice on a full-board basis • Wind- and water-resistant jacket • Landings with small boats and activities on board and ashore • Professional English-speaking expedition team that gives lectures as well as accompany landings and activities • Free tea and coffee. NOT INCLUDED: International flights • Travel insurance • Luggage handling • Optional excursions • Gratuities. NOTE: Prices are in £ per person • All itineraries are subject to change.
ADD A FLIGHT PACKAGE. PRICE FROM £1575PP Booking code: CENXVAPA18 / CENXJAPD18
YOUR FLIGHT PACKAGE INCLUDES: Flights in economy class from London to Santiago de Chile and San José to London • Transfers from airport Santiago de Chile to ship in Valparaíso and ship in Puntarenas to airport in San José.
TO BOOK, PLEASE CALL 020 8846 2666; BOOK ONLINE AT
HURTIGRUTEN.CO.UK; OR CONTACT YOUR TRAVEL AGENT 113 £2778
DAY 10: Moon Worshippers Trujillo sits on the edge of the Andean foothills and is near the centre of the ancient Chimú cul- ture (700–1400 A.D.). Visit Chan Chan (sun-sun), a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site, and the Temples of the Sun and Moon.
DAY 11: Poolside View The ship has a pool and two Jacuzzis on the top deck. Enjoy the view from the water, or find a dry, comfortable spot at Explorer Bar.
DAY 12: Panama Hats Manta, Ecuador, is a bustling and prosperous port town. Visit nearby Montecristi, where real Panama hats are made.
DAY 13: Crossing the Equator Look forward to the “equator baptism” ritual.
DAY 14: Breathtaking Island Coiba National Park is one of Panama’s largest islands and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Visit secluded beaches. Go snorkelling, hiking and wildlife watching.
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