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Buenos Aires To Lima Cruise
World Voyages Cruise
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| Date | Arr | Dep | Destination |
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| January 2011 | |||
| Fri 28 to Sat 29 | Late Night |  Buenos Aires,Argentina | |
| February 2011 | |||
| Tue 01 | Early AM | Late PM | Puerto Madryn,Argentina |
| Thu 03 | Early AM | Late PM |  West Point Island,Falkland Islands* |
| Fri 04 | Early AM | Late PM | Port Stanley,Falkland Islands* |
| Sun 06 | Early AM | Late Night | Ushuaia,Argentina |
| Tue 08 | Early AM | Late Night | Punta Arenas,Chile |
| Fri 11 to Sat 12 | Early AM | Late Night | Puerto Chacabuco,Chile* |
| Sun 13 | Early AM | Late PM | Puerto Montt,Chile |
| Tue 15 | Early AM | Late Night | Valparaiso,Chile |
| Fri 18 | Early AM | Late PM | Arica,Chile |
| Sun 20 | Early AM | Late PM | General San Martin,Peru* |
| Tue 22 | Callao,Peru | ||
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Prices shown are per person, based on standard twin adult occupancy.
| Grade | Cabin | Availability | Prices From |
|---|---|---|---|
| A | Superior Outside | Call for Latest Status | £5,089 |
| B | Superior Outside | Good | £4,789 |
| BC | Balcony cabin | Limited | £5,289 |
| BD | Wheelchair Adapted | Call for Latest Status | £4,789 |
| BS | Balcony Suite | Call for Latest Status | £6,709 |
| C | Superior Outside | Limited | £4,679 |
| D | Outside | Good | £4,279 |
| DS | Deluxe Suite | Call for Latest Status | £6,139 |
| E | Outside | Good | £4,139 |
| F | Outside | Call for Latest Status | £3,939 |
| H | Inside | Call for Latest Status | £3,599 |
| I | Inside | Call for Latest Status | £3,439 |
| J | Superior O/S Single | Call for Latest Status | £7,819 |
| JB | Single Balcony Suite | Call for Latest Status | £8,414 |
| JS | Junior Suite | Limited | £5,629 |
| K | Balcony Single cabin | Call for Latest Status | £7,279 |
| L | Outside Single | Call for Latest Status | £6,569 |
| MO | Outside Single | Call for Latest Status | £6,169 |
| MS | Marquee Suite | Call for Latest Status | £8,159 |
| N | Inside Single | Call for Latest Status | £5,219 |
| OW | Owner's Suite | Call for Latest Status | £11,029 |
| PS | Premier Suite | Call for Latest Status | £9,339 |
| SS | Superior Suite | Call for Latest Status | £7,349 |
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Arica City Tour
ARICA, CHILE
Arica is a city of commercial and cultural mixtures resulting from its close proximity to Peru and Bolivia. It is the main shipping port for Bolivia and for the Peruvian City of Tacna. It is the only port in the desert area with water and vegetation. Roads and railways link Arica to both countries.
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Man and the Desert
ARICA, CHILE
Arica is the northernmost city of Chile, which through history, has had commercial and cultural exchanges with the high plateau peoples of Peru and Bolivia. For almost 10,000 years, Man has inhabited this land, framed by the driest desert in the world – the Atacama.
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Codpa Village
ARICA, CHILE
Departing from the pier we will take our coach and travel south to Codpa Village. on route we will go through the Atacama Desert, the driest desert in the world. We will make a stop to see Presencias Tutelares Sculptures – giant sculptures by Chilean sculptor, Juan Díaz Fleming.
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Train Voyage from the Chilean Desert to Tacna Peru
This tour will give us the chance to take a ride up to the city of Tacna on board the train that links Chile and Peru, through the cities of Arica and Tacna respectively. This railway was built in England in 1856 and is presently administered by Peru.
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Buenos Aires Highlights
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
During this half-day driving tour of elegant Buenos Aires, we will have a chance to see beautiful Palermo – a neighbourhood of parks, gardens, mansions and embassies. The charming old city quarter of San Telmo was a river port neighbourhood, where both the high and humble society once lived and was later repopulated by shiploads of European immigrants who moved into the abandoned mansions. These mansions were subdivided into one or two-bedroom dwellings (‘conventillos’) which still exist in San Telmo today.
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Tigre and Delta Cruise
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
Driving through the fashionable riverside suburbs of Olivos and San Isidro, where time permitting we will make a brief stop to view the beautiful cathedral. We then head to the area known as Tigre – also referred to as ‘the playground of the Portenos’ (as the locals are known). We’ll see the area’s gracious homes and streets lined with wide, elegant weeping willow trees as we head to the centre of town, where locals enjoy the cafés and outdoor restaurants while observing the charlatans and soap-box politicians. We shall enjoy tea and sweet biscuits at one of these cafés.
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Dinner and Tango
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
This is our chance to sample Argentina’s celebrated beef and the country’s fine red wines in one of the leading restaurants/nightclubs of Buenos Aires.
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Fiesta Gaucha
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
This is an ideal opportunity for us to absorb the atmosphere of country life at a really colourful Argentine feast in the pampas. Buenos Aires is a sprawling metropolis, which abruptly ends where endless fields of green pastures dotted with cattle and horses begin.
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Overnight at The Iguazu Falls
BUENOS AIRES, ARGENTINA
Taller than Niagara Falls, twice as wide with 275 cascades spread in a horseshoe shape over almost two miles of the Iguazu River, Iguazu Falls are the result of a volcanic eruption which left yet another large crack in the earth. Iguazu Falls, called Foz do Iguaça in Brazilian, and Cataratas del Iguazu in Spanish, lie on the Argentina-Brazil border and are an Unesco World Natural Heritage Site. During the rainy season of November to March, the rate of flow of water going over the falls may reach 450,000 cubic feet (12,750 cubic metres) per second.
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Lima by Night with Dinner
CALLAO, PERU
Starting out from Callao port we will board our coach and taken through the centre of Lima where we will see the Government Palace, the cathedral and the old colonial section to view the lights of Plaza Mayor and other main plazas.
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Lima City tour
CALLAO, PERU
From the pier we will travel to Plaza Mayor, the main square, where we can appreciate the majestic colonial architecture. Flanking the square are the Government Palace, where Francisco Pizarro took up residence in 1538. The Cathedral, which houses Pizarro’s remains and where we will visit the on-site museum; the Archbishop’s Palace, with its beautiful balconies; and the Town Hall.
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Gold Museum
CALLAO, PERU
On this excursion we can enjoy a visit to one of Peru’s largest private collections, amassed over a lifetime by the late diplomat Miguel Mujica Gallo.
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Larco Herrera and Indian Market
CALLAO, PERU
Founded in 1926, in a renovated 1707 mansion, the Larco Herrera Museum contains the biggest private collection of pre-Columbian art that exists in the world and consists of about 45,000 pieces, mainly pottery, that were excavated by Peruvian archaeologist Rafael Larco Hoyle.
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The Best of the Northern Cultures of Peru
CALLAO, PERU
Trujillo is one of the most beautiful cities in Peru, founded in 1534 by Peru’s conquistador Francisco Pizarro, who names it after his birthplace in Spain. This colonial and republican city, 560 kilometres (350 miles) north of Lima, flourished when numerous families of nobles settled here to exploit the gold and silver mines, and the large sugar plantations. Trujillo, with its year-round spring-like climate, is full of traditional and aristocratic mansions.
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Stanley Highlights
PORT STANLEY, FALKLANDS ISLANDS
Our tour will commence at the Visitor Centre car park, after we have landed from the ship’s tender at the Public Jetty, a few metres away.
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Falklands Nature Tour
PORT STANLEY, FALKLANDS ISLANDS
This is an exclusive opportunity to view Falkland birdlife. We’ll depart from the jetty by minibus and head for the nearby picturesque Hadassa Bay. Our experienced local guide will distribute a specially produced, illustrated checklist and give us a general background to Falkland birds and what we might expect to see on this tour (approximately 20-30 different bird species).
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Falklands Battlefields
PORT STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLANDS
This tour takes in Fitzroy and three battle memorials commemorating the fierce conflict between Argentina and Britain, in 1982. Our guide will be local battlefield expert who has lived in the Falklands for over 20 years and has dedicated much of his time to researching the 1982 conflict and meeting war veterans, and who enjoys hiking the once battle-fierce mountains and valleys of 1982.
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Sparrow Cove Penguin Experience
PORT STANLEY, FALKLANDS ISLANDS
Our tour commences with a trip aboard one of our ship’s tenders to a purpose-built landing stage in Sparrow Cove, located on the north coast of Port William. We will be met and transported across country by modern four-wheel drive vehicles, for approximately 30 minutes.
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Long Island Farm
PORT STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLANDS
Escorted by a professional English-speaking guide, it is a drive of approximately one hour to reach Long Island Farm. The journey takes in the fantastic rugged beauty of East Falklands, passing close by a military radar site, Estancia Farm, to the head of Berkeley Sound. En route we will have the opportunity to learn about the historical Port Louis Settlement and the unique stone runs – appearing like rivers of stone running down the mountain, formed by intense frost action.
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Seaquest Stanley Harbour and Port William
PORT STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLANDS
Come aboard “Seaquest” a 14 metre Catamaran to take a cruise around Stanley harbour and visit Gypsy Cove.
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Bluff Cove Lagoon
PORT STANLEY, FALKLAND ISLANDS
Beginning our tour we will be transferred to Mini buses for a 30 minute drive by road. We will disembark the coach and experience “off road” driving in a 4x4 vehicle with an experienced local driver. We will be able to glean an insight into the ranch style of Falklands farming, as the route to the Lagoon is working farmland.
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Highlights of Chacabuco and Surroundings
PUERTO CHACABUCO, CHILE
This tour will provide us with a look at some of the impressive landscape in this wet and windy region that comprises part of the Chilean Patagonia. Puerto Chacabuco, one of the few places where the Andes touch the coastline, compensates for the harsh climate with incredible beauty. The construction of the Carretera Austral Roadway now makes the area more accessible for travellers who come to this area of Chile to experience frontier country.
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A Glimpse of Patagonian Nature
PUERTO CHACABUCO, CHILE
This short tour will give us a glimpse of the impressive landscape region. Upon arrival at Puerto Chacabuco, we will take an approximate 15 minute ride along a beautiful road up to the recently inaugurated Aiken del Sur Park. Unlimited beauty can be found here, such as the banks of the placid, transparent blue waters of the Riesco Lake, covering an area of about eight and a half miles.
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Kayaking on Lake Los Palos
PURTO CHACABUCO, CHILE
Departing from our ship we will begin our short drive from Puerto Chacabuco until Lake Los Palos. Once we have arrived we will be given a short safety briefing. Once over we will start to enjoy our navigation kayaking along the western shore of the lake northward until we reach the Tabo river which feeds the lake.
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Coyhaique and Simpson Valley
PUERTO CHACABUCO, CHILE
Departing from our ship we will take a drive through the dramatically beautiful Aysen district on our approximately 45 minute journey filled with canyons, rivers and valleys. We will make a short stop for photographs at waterfall La Virgen and again at Baguales view point before reaching a small museum with exhibit of local plants and flowers. We will take a stroll down to the river to view the rugged but picturesque scenery.
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Punta Tombo
PUERTO MADRYN, ARGENTINA
Punta Tombo is the largest continental Magellan penguin colony with half a million arriving at these breeding grounds every year. Therefore we will need to bring along our sense of adventure, love of nature and willingness to travel long distances as we embark on this adventure focusing on Patagonia’s wildlife and rugged coastal scenery.
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Gaiman & Welsh Tea (Tour B)
PUERTO MADRYN, ARGENTINA
Although many years have passed since Welsh settlers first arrived on these shores, over 80,000 valley descendants remain staunchly proud of their original homeland’s tradition and heritage. Here is a unique opportunity for us to become acquainted with this “little Wales beyond Wales”.
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Gaiman and Welsh Tea
PUERTO MADRYN, ARGENTINA
Although many years have passed since Welsh settlers first arrived on these shores, over 80,000 valley descendants remain staunchly proud of their original homeland’s tradition and heritage. Here is a unique opportunity for us to become acquainted with this “little Wales beyond Wales”.
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Punta Loma and Ecocentro
PUERTO MADRYN, ARGENTINA
Leaving the pier we will begin by embarking on a short city tour of Puerto Madryn before heading west to Punta Loma for a glimpse of coastal wildlife and to view the resident colony of sea lions. There is one viewing area with plenty of room behind the platforms for us all to watch the sea lions at play and rest. -
Esmeralda Lake with Navigation
PUERTO MONTT, CHILE
The Lake District, of which Puerto Montt is the capital, is one of the most spectacular areas of Chile. Hundreds of picturesque lakes and dozens of volcanoes dot the landscape.
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Petrohue River Rafting
PUERTO MONTT, CHILE
Following a drive of approximately one-and-a-half hours, we set off on our rafting adventure down the clear, azure waters of the Petrohue River. The mighty Petrohue is one of Chile’s most beautiful and exciting glacial rivers, and we will see some spectacular scenery of old-growth forest, waterfalls and breathtaking views of the surrounding mountains and volcanoes.
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Puerto Montt and Frutillar
PUERTO MONTT, CHILE
Puerto Montt is the capital of Region X, founded in 1853 by German settlers. Our brief city tour includes the main square, known as the Plaza de Armas, with its cathedral (outside view).
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Canopy Adventure at Osorno Volcano
PUERTO MONTT, CHILE
Departing from the pier we will travel north to Chile’s famous Lake District en route to the majestic Osorno volcano, which reaches 2,652 metres above sea level. The first platform of the canopy is located on the slopes of this volcano.
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Osorno Volcano and Petrohue Rapids
PUERTO MONTT, CHILE
On this tour we will visit an area where lakes, woods and volcanos are common, and Osorno Volcano can be seen from as far as 20 miles south of Puerto Montt and up to the town of Osorno, some 150 miles to the north. We will see Puerto Varas, the City of Roses, at Lago Llanquihue and skirt the southern shores of the lake to the village of Ensenada, situated next to the wild Petrohúe River Rapids – a symphony of colour, sound and nature.
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Otway Sound and Penguin Reserve
PUNTA ARENAS, CHILE
Leaving Punta Arenas, the route takes us some 65 kilometres (40 miles) north-west into the Patagonian countryside. The drive is across undulating land with just enough low shrubs to offer camouflage to guanacos (which resemble llamas) and rheas (the South American ostrich). The last stretch is on a gravel road past an open-pit coalmine, ranking among the world’s largest coal reserves.
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City Tour
PUNTA ARENAS, CHILE
On this tour we can discover the charm of the southerly city of Punta Arenas situated by the Strait of Magellan, and be introduced to the main points of interest. While there are sights and attractions to be seen around town, the major highlights are found in the rugged, scenic beautiful outside Punta Arenas.
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City Tour and Fort Bulnes
PUNTA ARENAS, CHILE
We board a coach pierside for a sightseeing drive around this bustling frontier town, the capital of the Magallanes Region. We will be taken to the Plaza de Armas, the main square, and to the Cerro la Cruz – a viewpoint of the city, the Magellan Strait, the port and the legendary island of Tierra del Fuego. A visit is made to the Maggiorino Borgatello Museum, founded by the Salesian missionaries, which gives a comprehensive overview of the regional flora and fauna, the habitat of the indigenous people of the region and regional history. (Please note that we must climb a long flight of stairs to reach some of the displays, most explanations are written in Spanish only.)
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Tierra del Fuego National Park
USHUAIA, ARGENTINA
Just a short drive from Ushuaia finds us in the awesome and wild Tierra del Fuego National Park. Bordering Beagle Channel, our visit here offers us a marvellous opportunity to see some of the world’s most unique and isolated plants and wildlife.
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Hidden Lake
USHUAIA, ARGENTINA
We start our day with a breathtaking drive from Ushuaia along the River Olivia Valley, before passing the majestic mountain of the same name.
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Trekking at the End of the World
USHUAIA, ARGENTINA
Leaving the pier, we drive north-east to Reserva Natural Tierra Mayor (a protected national park), located in the foothills of the Alvear mountain range.
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Lakes Off-Road
USHUAIA, ARGENTINA
Reach unique areas, only accessible by four-wheel drive vehicles, on this exciting excursion.
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Catamaran on the Beagle Channel
USHUAIA, ARGENTINA
Departing our ship we will walk approximately 500 metres to join our catamaran for a ride into the Beagle Channel on this custom-made, sightseeing vessel.
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The Best of Ushuaia
USHUAIA, ARGENTINA
This tour gives us a chance to combine a visit to Tierra del Fuego National Park with a catamaran cruise of the Beagle Channel.
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Martillo Penguin Rookery and Trekking at Gable Island
USHUAIA, ARGENTINA
Departing early in the morning from Ushuaia, we will take a drive along National Route 3 and then take the "J" route towards Harberton Ranch, the oldest of the region. The 90 km drive until we reach the ranch will offer interesting views of the famous "Flag Trees" (exposed to the strong winds), until the coast of the Lasifashaj River.
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Valparaiso in Depth
VALPARAISO, CHILE
For those of us who wish to explore the city with a knowledgeable guide, and discover Valparaiso more intimately, this tour has been designed with us in mind. We will familiarise ourselves with the hilly old part of Valparaiso, as well as the impressive downtown section. We will also see some of the amazing ‘ascensores’ (funiculars - elevators), and be transported on them.
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Santiago and Vina del Mar
VALPARAISO, CHILE
Our drive from Valparaiso to Santiago, Chile’s capital, will be an approximate two-hour journey that crosses the Central Valley and the coastal range. Upon arrival in Santiago we will commence a city tour that includes the most important historic and modern highlights, including La Moneda (the Presidential Palace).
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Live the Chilean Spirit at Casablanca Valley
VALPARAISO, CHILE
Our coach will take us into the heart of Casablanca Valley. Although there have been vineyards in Casablanca Valley since 1875, it was only in the 1980s when the true potential of the valley was realised. It was discovered that the soil and the conditions closely mirrored those of the Napa and Sonoma Valleys in California. We will visit one of the wineries in this valley, to see the wine-making process and taste some of the produce. It will be possible to purchase some locally produced wine.
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Panoramic Valparaiso and Vina del Mar with Winery
VALPARAISO, CHILE
Departing the pier we will be taken into the heart of Casablanca Valley. Since 1875 there have been vineyards in Casablanca Valley but only since the 1980’s was the true potential of the valley discovered. It was determined only recently that the soils and the conditions were in many ways similar to the Napa and Sonoma Valleys in California. The valley is oriented in such a way that daily ocean breezes cool the grapes on the vine and result in intensely fruity wines when properly vinified.
Black Watch
Relax and experience a cruise aboard the resplendent Black Watch.
Featuring a large number of cabins and suites with balconies, Black Watch can accommodate up to 804 passengers. Offering many traditional cruising features, its décor will undergo a major refurbishment of the public areas in December 2009; including a new casual dining area, which will replace the current Garden Cafe and become The Braemar Garden. New soft furnishings will also be added to the Neptune Lounge, Piper's Bar, Glentanar Restaurant and Observatory Lounge.Cruise Details
- ID: W110123
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- Departs: 28 January 2011
- From: Buenos Aires,Argentina
- Prices from £3,439
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