Cruising Angostura Inglesa (English Narrows), Chile - 11th February


Cruising Darwin and Moraleda Canals, Chile – 12th February


Discover the stunning beauty of Chile as you cruise along the coastline of the Alberto de Agostini National Park indented with fjords and through the remote fjord-like Patagonian Channels witnessing scenic grandeur rarely seen elsewhere.


Day 39. Puerto Montt (gateway to Chilean Fjords), Chile 13th February - 08:00 – 18:00


Gateway to the fjords, Puerto Montt is set amid forested hills, fjords, lakes and snow-capped Andes peaks. It is also a stepping stone to the glorious Chilean Lake District. The Angelo market at the west end of Puerto Montt is a great place to pick up handcrafted items, like traditional ponchos, and marvel at the fresh fish market.


Day 41/42. Valparaíso for Santiago, Chile (overnight) 15th February – 12:00 - 16th February – 20:00


East of the port town of Valparaíso is Santiago, the heart of Chile and home to almost 40% of the population. Home to grand 18th and 19th century buildings, sleek skyscrapers and Spanish colonial cathedrals, it’s a perfect city to stroll around and absorb yourself in the Chilean culture with the majestic Andean Mountains as the scenic backdrop.


Day 45. Arica, Chile 19th February – 08:00 – 18:00


Explore the northern frontier city of Arica with its access to the National Lauca Park, home to the mighty 19,700ft volcanoes of Parinacota and Pomerape, and where you may see llama and alpaca. With its sunny year-round warm climate and good beaches, it offers a welcome break from the bustling cities of Chile.


Day 47. Callao for Lima, Peru


(overland options to Cuzco and Machu Picchu) 21st February – 07:00 – 23:00


Callao is your gateway to the Peruvian capital of Lima with the option of a tour to Cuzco and the lost Inca City of Machu Picchu. The world’s second driest capital after Cairo, Lima is a treasure-chest of Spanish colonial art and architecture contradicted by modern high-rise buildings. Search out its hidden past dating back to the Incan Empire and visit the Plaza de Armas lined with arcades of shops.


Day 50/51. Guayaquil, Ecuador (overnight - overland option to Quito) 24th February – 07:00 - 25th February – 17:00


Founded by the conquistadors in 1537, historic Guayaquil is your gateway to the Ecuadorian capital of Quito hidden high up in the Andes. Definitely a contender for the most beautiful city in South America, Quito offers dramatic views of the snow- topped Antisana, Cotopaxi and Cayambe volcanoes.


Day 52. Manta, Ecuador 26th February – 08:00 – 15:00


The resort city of Manta in northern Ecuador is your last Pacific port of call before the unforgettable Panama Canal passage. A blend of colourful fishing villages, unspoilt beaches and the tropical dry forest of the Machalilla National Park. Nearby Montecristi is a pretty colonial town known for its straw weaving and as the birthplace of the Panama Hat.


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