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Lynn with staff and pupils at St Helier’s Rouge Bouillon School
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HAL unveils South America/Antarctica cruises for 2026-27
Samantha Mayling
Holland America Line has unveiled its 2026-27 South America and Antarctica season, featuring itineraries ranging from 14 to 31 days. From November 2026 to March
2027, Oosterdam and Volendam will operate five itineraries, with a total of nine departure dates. These will visit destinations
such as the Falkland Islands, the Amazon River, Antarctica and – new for 2026-27 – the Pio XI Glacier, the southern hemisphere’s largest glacier outside Antarctica. The Pio XI Glacier can be
seen on Oosterdam’s 14 or 15-day South American Pathways: Chilean Fjords and Glaciers voyage, sailing between Buenos Aires, Argentina, and San Antonio (Santiago), Chile. The itinerary will take in
Montevideo, Uruguay; Stanley, Falkland Islands; Ushuaia, Argentina; and Chile’s Punta Arenas, Puerto Chacabuco, Puerto
travelweekly.co.uk Montt, Glacier Alley and Pio
XI Glacier. Oosterdam will also operate
22-day Antarctica itineraries. Elsewhere, two 16-day
Panama Canal and Inca Discovery cruises will operate between Fort Lauderdale and Santiago in Chile. The voyages will visit
destinations including Panama City and Fuerte Amador, in Panama, and Lima and Trujillo, in Peru. Prices lead in at £3,109. The itinerary also offers
passengers the opportunity to enjoy a Galápagos Islands tour or a
three or four-day stay in Cusco. Volendam, meanwhile, will
operate the 27-day and 30-day Legendary Amazon Explorer cruise. Sailing from New York or Fort
Lauderdale, the cruise will take in islands such as Barbados and Martinique, as well as visiting the Amazon rainforest and spending a night in Manaus. Prices start at
£6,469.
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Lynn Narraway vice-president UK & Europe, Seabourn Reservations: 0344 338 8615
salessupport@seabourn.co.uk seabourn.com
Having recently attended the Travel Weekly Globes and once more heard from the amazing Nicola Graham about her charity Rueben’s Retreat – which Nicola set up after the death of her gorgeous son Reuben – I flew to Jersey, where Seabourn was sponsoring fundraising events held by Music in Action, a charity that enables individuals of all ages and backgrounds to be inspired by and to enjoy musical experiences.
Music is in our DNA at Seabourn, and the signature musical events we host on board our ships remain in our guests’ memories for a long time after their travels.
We are therefore proud to have been able to have contributed towards the purchase of four oboes for a St Helier school, where many children from disadvantaged backgrounds will now be able to learn a musical instrument and access a music bursary.
Our sister brands also support charities – Cunard works with the King’s Trust and P&O Cruises with the Teenage Cancer Trust – and every year Carnival UK chooses a local charity to support.
Our onboard teams are always interacting with local communities by donating goods and equipment, as well as joining in with sporting activities.
The travel industry never cease to amaze me in the way it supports numerous charities in the UK and overseas. We all work so hard, yet as an industry, we are kind and caring, ensuring that at every big event, we always take the time to support an important charity.
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