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Day by Day Summary and Map
Land Segment of Itinerary
Thursday - Mar 26, 2026
Day 1
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Get a taste for Argentina's capital. With its fusion of faded European splendor and Latin American panache, an overnight stay in Buenos Aires is the ideal way to start your adventure. Take in the beautiful architecture, such as the opera house of Teatro Colon, the pretty-in-pink Casa Rosada, and the National Museum of Fine Arts, which displays works by Van Gogh, Monet, and Picasso. Explore the colorful street museum in La Boca with its buzzy markets and restaurants. Or take in a tango show before savoring some famed Argentinian beef in one of the city's steakhouses. If you can, why not arrive here early to fully explore the city or join an optional Pre-Program. ... Read More
Land Segment of Itinerary
Friday - Mar 27, 2026
Day 2
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Air Travel
Cruise Segment of Itinerary
Day 2 - Friday - Mar 27, 2026
Day 2
Cruise Begins
Ushuaia, Argentina
Fly south to Ushuaia and board your ship. You'll have an early start today as we head to the airport for our flight to Ushuaia. With its backdrop of snow-covered mountains, Ushuaia holds the proud, if often-disputed, title of the southernmost city in the world. MS Roald Amundsen is waiting in port for you. After picking up your expedition jacket and meeting your Expedition Team, settle in and explore the ship before enjoying the first of many delicious meals onboard. Your adventure is officially underway. ... Read More
Saturday - Mar 28, 2026
Day 3
Cruising Beagle Channel, Argentina
Cruising Cape Horn, Chile
Cruise the Beagle Channel and round Cape Horn. Your adventure starts in earnest as we cruise through the Beagle Channel and sail down to the southernmost tip of South America - Cape Horn. The rocky walls of the channel plunge straight into the deep blue icy waters of this wild and remote seascape. Watch out for rare, endemic Peale's dolphins and other wildlife here. Cape Horn is where the open waters of the Atlantic and Pacific collide, creating powerful, swirling waves. Rounding the cape would once strike fear into the heart of hardened sailors, but with the benefit of modern instruments, we'll attempt to land - an exploration milestone - and explore the cape ... if the conditions cooperate. ... Read More
Sunday - Mar 29, 2026
Day 4
Puerto Williams, Chile
Visit a remote paradise. Soak up the peaceful atmosphere of Puerto Williams, another contender for the world's southernmost city. Drop into the Martin Gusinde Anthropological Museum. Here, you'll find Indigenous Yaghan artifacts, maps, photographs, and a traditional canoe. You can also see a replica of the bow of Yelcho - the ship that rescued Shackleton's men in 1916. Hike through the gorgeous scenery, on your own or as part of a guided excursion. You may be able to kayak if the weather is nice. Keen birdwatchers should have their binoculars handy to spot seabirds, including the graceful albatross. ... Read More
Monday - Mar 30, 2026
Day 5
Cruising Garibaldi Glacier, Chile
Witness some of Chile's most impressive glaciers. The goal for the day is a scenic cruise in Garibaldi Fjord within Alberto de Agostini National Park. Here, the Andes tumble into the Pacific and great glaciers calve ice into the beautiful Chilean fjords. Depending on the conditions, we'll head for glaciers Garibaldi or Pia, some of the most impressive examples in Chile. The fjord is also a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and its rich waters are home to seals, sea lions, and many seabirds, including the Andean condor. ... Read More
Tuesday - Mar 31, 2026
Day 6
Cruising the Straits of Magellan
Wednesday - Apr 1, 2026
Day 7
White Narrows, Chile
Through the Strait of Magellan & White Narrows. As we sail north along the Chilean coast, join your Expedition Team for fascinating lectures on topics like pre-Columbian history, the geology of our surroundings, and the folklore of local communities. Enjoy the serenity and beauty of the maze of fjords we pass, surrounded by islands, glaciers, and steep mountains. And keep an eye out for elephant seals, dolphins, and whales, who often swim alongside the ship. A resident photographer will be on hand to help you get the most from your wildlife and landscape photography. The next day, according to the tide, we'll sail through the White Narrows into Puerto Natales. At less than 330 feet wide in parts, this striking waterway between islets and sheer rock cliffs is only passable in slack water and daylight. Head out on deck to witness some of the most beautiful landscapes on the continent as your captain skillfully navigates the ship through these famed channels. ... Read More
Thursday - Apr 2, 2026
Day 8
Puerto Natales, Chile
Gateway to Torres del Paine. Today you'll awake in Puerto Natales, gateway to the Torres del Paine National Park. The rugged landscape features steppe, forest, and desert, punctuated by glaciers and lakes, and you can choose to see it either on a panoramic bus or hiking tour. Andean animals such as guanacos, rheas, and the elusive puma roam here. Look out for Chilean flamingos as well as the mighty Andean condor. Puerto Natales is a popular hub for hikers and adventurers, with many eateries, bars, and outdoor shops. Visit the artisan village at Etherh Aike or stroll along the photogenic waterfront. ... Read More
Friday - Apr 3, 2026
Day 9
White Narrows, Chile
Saturday - Apr 4, 2026
Day 10
Puerto Eden, Chile, Chile
Explore the soul-stirring Patagonian fjords. According to the tide, we'll leave Puerto Natales behind and head back through the fabled White Narrows. As we make our way through the maze of the Chilean Fjords, revel in the spine-tingling scenery and join the Expedition Team in the Science Centre. The next day, tidal conditions allowing, we hope to visit Puerto Eden, an enchanting village only accessible by sea. The 250-strong community here are some of the last remaining members of the Indigenous Kawesqar people, offering a fascinating insight into Patagonian culture. Alternatively, we'll spend the day cruising the majestic fjords, drinking in the incredible scenery and spotting wildlife along the way. We may take the opportunity to launch our small expedition boats and explore even closer. Be ready for spontaneous adventures! ... Read More
Sunday - Apr 5, 2026
Day 11
Tortel, Chile
Receive a warm welcome in Caleta Tortel. We continue off the well-trodden path to visit isolated Caleta Tortel. Lying at the mouth of Rio Baker, Chile's largest river, this charming village is home to just 500 inhabitants. Instead of streets, a maze of boardwalks connects the close-knit community, spreading over water and around the mountain base. If conditions permit, you'll be able to explore more of the milky blue waters here by kayak. While exploring the village, you'll come across locals selling handicrafts and you may even be treated to a performance by folk dancers. ... Read More
Monday - Apr 6, 2026
Day 12
At Sea
Witness unforgettable seascapes. Your expedition cruise continues north through the fabled waters of Patagonia. The seas here are captivating, with a whole palette of shades of blue, from the brightest aquamarine to the deepest midnight hues. As we sail, there's a good chance you'll see whales, seabirds, seals, and more. Take in the scenery from the panoramic sauna or on-deck hot tubs and infinity pool, enjoy the onboard cuisine, or relax in the Explorer Lounge & Bar. Your Expedition Team will be on hand with fascinating lectures on local history and wildlife, and an onboard photographer can help with tips on expedition photography. ... Read More
Tuesday - Apr 7, 2026
Day 13
Castro, Chile
Stilt houses and historic churches. Set amidst the lush greenery of Chiloe Island, Castro is Chile's third-oldest city. It's also home to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites - Iglesia San Francisco and Iglesia de Nuestra Senora de Gracia de Nercon. The former is one of the oldest colonial era buildings in the country and has survived 15 major earthquakes. Keep your camera ready for views of the city's colourful palafitos - stilt houses along the waterfront. For an insight into local culture, head to the Museo Regional de Castro and Modern Art Museum. ... Read More
Wednesday - Apr 8, 2026
Day 14
Niebla, Spain
Explore Spanish fortresses and lively markets. We go ashore at the pretty seaside town of Niebla, set on a picturesque peninsula with views of Corral Bay on one side and the Valdivia River on the other. Take a stroll on the wide sandy beach and, if the Feria Costumbrista market is open, sample traditional empanadas, anticuchos, and churros. Aside from the town itself, the ruins of the old Spanish fort and its associated museum are well worth a visit. Learn more about the region's history at the museum, then wander around the lighthouse. You'll enjoy beautiful views across the river and bay. ... Read More
Thursday - Apr 9, 2026
Day 15
At Sea
Wildlife spotting at sea. Your expedition cruise continues along the Pacific coast to Valparaiso, our final stop. Now, as our journey nears its end, take some time to reflect on the experiences you've had so far. Perhaps you've met some kindred spirits along the way, and maybe you're even thinking ahead to your next adventure. There will be a chance to enjoy a recap of our shared experiences in Patagonia and the fjords from our Expedition Team. And seeing as you're at sea, you may as well take full advantage of all the great onboard facilities the ship offers - and enjoy a final fantastic evening meal. ... Read More
Friday - Apr 10, 2026
Day 16
Santiago (Valparaiso), Chile
A great place to end your expedition cruise. Your South American expedition cruise ends in Valparaiso, the 'Jewel of the Pacific'. Built on steep hillsides overlooking the ocean, it's well worth spending time in this UNESCO World Heritage-listed city before you fly home. Filled with attractions, the city is an exhilarating maze of winding alleyways and barrios, colorful houses, and mercados packed with local produce. Why not take it all in on a funicular ride up to cerros Alegre and Concepcion. Although your cruise has come to an end, the adventure doesn't have to stop there. Why not consider joining an optional Post-Program. ... Read More
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