Antarctica Cruises

South America and Antarctica

South America is a must for travellers craving fertile slopes, rich ethnic cultures, fascinating ancient trails and powerful volcanoes.

For a taste of mystery, visit the fascinating lost Inca city of Machu Picchu in Peru. Framed by the awe-inspiring Appalachian Mountains, the ancient treasure represents the most famous archaeological site on the continent and is a must-see for visitors to the region.

The Galápagos Islands feature stunning volcanic landscapes filled with resident sea lions and turtles, plus there’s Cerro Brujo, an iconic, turquoise-watered beach perfect for snorkelling and rich with animal wildlife including blue-footed boobies and great blue herons.

South America’s many highlights include the sizzling jungles and rivers of the Amazon and buzzing Rio de Janeiro; located between Brazil’s forest-covered mountains and epic beach terrain.

In stark contrast to the searing heat of Brazil lies the icy wilderness of Antarctica; a continent synonmyous with expansive white landscapes, epic ice shelves and intimidating mountain ranges plus plentiful wildlife including seals and penguin colonies.

South America

South America

From a tango in the night in Buenos Aires to the picturesque port of Valparaiso, South America offers a rich diversity of experience. More and more, people are becoming aware of the many attractions South America has to offer. As a result, travelling the continent has...read more

Cruise Chile

South America - Chile

From explorers and buccaneers to today's cruise passengers, Chile's main sea port has played host to every passing seafarer. From the sea, the first vistas of Valparaiso are inspiring...read more

Antarctica Penguins

Antarctica Review

The first tourists to Antarctica travelled with Lars Eric Lindblad in 1966. Soon after that, Lindblad Explorer was visiting Antarctica regularly and the pattern of Antarctic tourism was set. It was small-ship based and there were excursions each day, either landing at...read more

The Antarctic Arch

Antarctica

The central, self-regulatory body for tourist vessels to Antarctica is IAATO, the International Association of Antarctica Tour...read more