Your package begins as you fly from the US to your destination.

Arrive in Rio de Janeiro for an unforgettable experience. The vibrant neighborhoods of Copacabana and Ipanema call with their lively energy and beautiful beaches, while the colorful streets of Santa Teresa captivate with their charm.

A free morning lets you explore at your own pace, whether that’s strolling the Copacabana promenade or relaxing by the ocean. In the afternoon, join an excursion to Corcovado, where the 125-foot Christ the Redeemer statue gazes out over the city from its forested summit.

Today, you’ll head to the airport for your flight to Iguazu, where you’ll discover the ‘greatest curtain of water on Earth.’ During your three-night stay, enjoy a thrilling exploration of both the Argentine and Brazilian sides of the falls.

Your first Iguazu Falls tour takes you to the Brazilian side. As you stroll along the catwalks, immerse yourself in the thunderous roar of the cascading waterfalls and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of all 275 falls.

Embark on a walking tour of the Argentine side of the falls. Begin at the Devil’s Throat, then wander along the catwalk through lush rainforest, where vibrant toucans flit overhead, leading you to the stunning viewpoints at the edge of the falls.

Bustling Buenos Aires boasts a blend of European grandeur and Latin American flair. During your stay, absorb the sights of the “Paris of South America”, including the lively Boca neighbourhood and colonial San Telmo.

Take a leisurely second day in Buenos Aires, soaking in the cafés, tree-lined plazas, and trendy neighborhoods. Enjoy time to shop, sip coffee, and embrace the city’s laid-back vibe.

Transfer to the port and embark Celebrity Equinox^®, your home for the next 14 nights. With drinks and Wi-Fi included, simply unpack, find a spot on deck and watch the city skyline fade as you set sail in the early evening.

Uruguay’s capital is home to a historic Old Town, with stunning colonial architecture and cobblestone streets. Wander through the lively Mercado del Puerto, where you can indulge in delicious grilled meats and local specialties.

Remote and windswept, Stanley charms with tin-roofed cottages and Christ Church Cathedral, fronted by an arch of whale jawbones. Beyond town, wild white-sand beaches are home to colonies of gentoo and Magellanic penguins.

Few sights capture the romance of seafaring like Cape Horn, the final outpost of the Tierra del Fuego archipelago. As the ship cruises past, stand on deck and watch its brooding cliffs emerge from the waves where the Atlantic and Pacific meet.

Ushuaia is a one-of-a-kind destination for nature lovers and adventure seekers. Take a boat tour to explore the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, perched at the southern tip of the world, with the snow-capped Patagonian mountains as your stunning backdrop.

Follow in the wake of Ferdinand Magellan through the narrow passage that bears his name. Steep shorelines, rugged islands and shifting light make this a day to linger on deck with a warming drink in hand.

Punta Arenas blends history, culture, and amazing scenery. Set on the Strait of Magellan, it’s a gateway to Patagonia, with strong maritime roots and landmarks like the Monumento al Ovejero.

Set on the shores of Golfo Nuevo, Puerto Madryn is the gateway to the wildlife-rich Valdés Peninsula, where elephant seals and sea lions bask along the coast. The surrounding region also reveals its Welsh heritage in teahouses serving traditional cakes.

Glamorous Punta del Este, Uruguay’s favorite resort town, sits on a slender peninsula between river and ocean. Spot the famous giant hand sculpture emerging from the sand on Playa Brava, browse chic boutiques, or simply soak up the sunshine on sandy beaches.

Disembarking in Buenos Aires, you’ll fly to Lima for a two-night hotel stay. From fascinating museums filled with rich history to ancient Incan temples on the city’s outskirts, Lima is full of exciting experiences waiting to be discovered.

Perched on clifftops above the Pacific, Lima rewards a day at leisure. Explore the colonial heart around the Plaza Mayor, wander the bohemian lanes of Barranco, or discover why the city is hailed as the culinary heart of South America.

Nestled in the heart of the Andes, the Sacred Valley follows the Urubamba River and was once a key agricultural hub for the Incan civilization. Today, it captivates visitors with its terraced fields and charming villages.

Today, you’ll visit the UNESCO World Heritage Salt Mines of Maras, located on the slopes of the Qori Pujio mountains northeast of Cusco, as well as the historic town of Ollantaytambo.

Nestled among lush mountains, Machu Picchu stands as a timeless guardian of the past, with its stunning temples, terraces, and ancient living quarters. Experience this incredible site on a full-day tour, complete with a scenic train ride, before heading back to Cusco.

Once the capital of the Inca Empire, Cusco blends Inca stonework with Spanish churches and cobbled lanes. Enjoy a free day to explore the Plaza de Armas, browse the San Pedro Market, or simply sip coca tea in a sunny courtyard.

Spend a final day discovering Lima, widely regarded as the gastronomic capital of South America. Sample zesty ceviche and a pisco sour, or explore the colonial heart of the city, with its grand Plaza Mayor and ornate cathedral.

Your package complete, today you’ll head to the airport for your flight home.