Day 2 – Buenos Aires City Tour & Embarkation
The day is dedicated to exploring the vibrant city of Buenos Aires, discovering its historic center and iconic neighborhoods such as La Boca and San Telmo, known for their colorful streets and lively artistic atmosphere. Cobbled alleys, local markets, and traditional cafés offer our first authentic taste of Argentine culture. In the evening, we board our cruise ship and prepare for the adventure that begins at sea.

Day 3 – Departure from Buenos Aires | First Day at Sea
Our ship departs from the port of Buenos Aires as we begin to settle into the rhythm of cruise life. A walk along the decks brings the fresh sea breeze and the sound of the waves. The pool area is perfect for relaxation, with sun loungers and sheltered spaces, while those who prefer to stay active can visit the fitness center or the jogging track that runs along the decks. In the evening, the lively central atrium comes to life with music, bars, and entertainment, or you may choose to enjoy a theatrical performance on board.

Day 4 – Day at Sea
Another day at sea gives us the opportunity to enjoy the ship’s many facilities. We can alternate between the pools and jacuzzis, relax in the spa, or explore the library and art spaces on board. There are many spots to admire the ocean horizon, including the SeaWalk – a glass-floored walkway suspended above the water – as well as terrace bars where we can watch the sun slowly set over the waves.

Day 5 – Day at Sea
The day offers the opportunity to join a variety of activities and presentations organized on board, from informative sessions to art exhibitions in the atrium. The afternoon may be perfect for wine tastings at the ship’s bars or for enjoying a dessert with panoramic ocean views. In the evening, dynamic entertainment awaits, including live theatre shows, themed productions, or open-air movies.

Day 6 – Punta Arenas, Chile
Our first port of call is Punta Arenas, a city that blends maritime history with impressive natural surroundings. An optional excursion to Magdalena Island offers the chance to observe Magellanic penguins and seabirds in their natural habitat. For those who prefer to stay in town, the streets with European-style architecture and the local atmosphere provide a charming cultural experience.

Day 7 – Ushuaia, Argentina | Tierra del Fuego
We arrive in Ushuaia, often called the “End of the World,” a city nestled between mountains and sea. An optional excursion to Tierra del Fuego National Park reveals the spectacular landscapes of Ensenada Bay, the Beagle Channel, and Lake Roca, with their wild scenery and deep blue waters. Exploring this region offers a close encounter with Patagonia’s natural beauty and plenty of remarkable photo opportunities.

Day 8 – Day at Sea
After visiting Ushuaia, we return to the open sea as we gradually approach the polar region. The ship’s restaurants, cafés, and relaxation areas become welcoming places to unwind, whether enjoying a quiet walk along the decks or participating in social activities organized on board.

Day 9 – Antarctic Peninsula
We begin our scenic journey along the Antarctic Peninsula, where glaciers, icebergs, and polar wildlife create a striking and unforgettable landscape. Penguins move freely across the ice, seals rest along the shores, and seabirds glide above the waves as the ship sails through dramatic fjords and past towering glaciers. Time spent on the observation decks brings us closer to this remote world, while onboard lectures provide fascinating insights into Antarctica’s geography and ecosystem.

Day 10 – Antarctic Peninsula
We continue exploring the Antarctic Peninsula, admiring its spectacular glacial formations and majestic fjords, with many opportunities for wildlife observation and photography.

Day 11 – Antarctic Peninsula
We sail through some of the most breathtaking areas of the region, where panoramic views combine ice, water, and wildlife in a truly unique natural setting. Each moment spent on the observation decks reveals new perspectives of the polar landscapes, while the constantly changing scenery offers excellent opportunities for photography and wildlife observation.

Day 12 – Antarctic Peninsula
Our final day along the Antarctic Peninsula offers one more chance to admire massive icebergs, imposing glaciers, and penguin colonies before we begin sailing back toward the open ocean.

Day 13 – Day at Sea
After several days surrounded by glaciers and ice, this day at sea invites relaxation and reflection. An evening stroll through the ship’s central atrium, a conversation over a drink at the bar, or simply watching the endless horizon can be the perfect way to enjoy the moment. Sports facilities remain available, and the spa area invites us to unwind completely.

Day 14 – Falkland Islands (Stanley)
We arrive in Stanley, a charming town with colorful houses and carefully maintained gardens that contrast with the wild landscapes of the islands. Exploring on foot, we can discover historical landmarks such as Christ Church Cathedral—the southernmost Anglican cathedral in the world—and the famous Whalebone Arch, built from the jawbones of two blue whales. Local museums reveal the history of the Falklands War and traditional island life, while coastal walks offer views of rugged shores and abundant seabirds.

Day 15 – Day at Sea
After our stop in Stanley, we enjoy another relaxing day at sea. The pools and jacuzzis provide perfect places to unwind, while sports enthusiasts can take advantage of basketball courts, tennis courts, or mini-golf. Guests interested in cultural experiences can attend onboard lectures and art exhibitions or enjoy a wine tasting in one of the ship’s elegant bars.

Day 16 – Day at Sea
Another peaceful day at sea allows us to reflect on the journey before the final ports of call. Panoramic terraces and lounges provide beautiful views of the sunset over the ocean, while those interested can explore the ship’s boutiques or indulge in a spa session before arriving in Uruguay.

Day 17 – Montevideo, Uruguay
Montevideo is a capital city that blends colonial architecture with modern urban life. Walking through the historic Ciudad Vieja reveals traditional squares, cobbled streets, and historic buildings, while the seaside boulevards invite leisurely strolls along the coast. Wide parks and urban beaches offer relaxing moments, and local cafés and restaurants give us the opportunity to taste traditional Uruguayan cuisine.

Day 18 – Buenos Aires, Argentina
We say farewell to the beautiful cruise ship that carried us to Antarctica. Back in Buenos Aires, there is time for further exploration: the elegant boulevards and historic cemetery of Recoleta, the colorful facades of La Boca, or the bohemian cafés of San Telmo. Those interested may attend a traditional tango show or take a walk along the Río de la Plata waterfront while admiring the city illuminated by the evening sunset.

Day 19 – Departure
With the tour concluded, you have the day free to explore Buenos Aires at your own pace. You can visit San Telmo Market, stroll through Palermo Park, or enjoy other sights of the city. You may depart whenever it is convenient for you.