All-Inclusive South America Celebrity Cruise with Machu Picchu & Iguazu Falls

Your holiday begins as you fly from the UK to your destination.

From colonial treasures to ancient Incan temple, Lima offers a treasure trove of unique experiences to discover. During the day, learn about Lima’s secrets in the shells of the past civilisations, before dining on authentic Peruvian cuisine.

During a day at leisure in Lima, explore the cradle of South America’s ancient civilisations. From exquisite museums containing rich history to ancient Incan temples on the city’s limits, Lima brims with exciting opportunities.

In the heart of the Andes Mountains, the Sacred Valley is home to the meandering Urubamba River and served as a vital agricultural centre for the Inca civilisation. Today, terraced fields and quaint villages enthral those who venture there.

Today, you’ll visit the UNESCO World Heritage Salt Mines of Maras in the northeast of Cusco which lie over the slopes of Qori Pujio mountains and the inhabited city of Ollantaytambo.

Set against a backdrop of lush mountains, Machu Picchu guards a hidden past through impressive temples, terraces, and living quarters. Discover this amazing site on a full-day tour, including a train journey, before travelling to Cusco where you’ll spend the next two nights.

Enjoy a day at leisure in Cusco, the former heart of the Inca Empire. Wander cobbled streets, browse vibrant artisan markets, or relax at a café, soaking up the unique blend of history, culture and Andean charm.

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

Celebrity Equinox^® is a stunning ship that combines modern opulence with exceptional service. From exquisite dining and entertainment to a rejuvenating spa, it offers an unforgettable experience on the high seas.

Uruguay’s relaxed capital blends colonial charm with coastal flair. Stroll the cobbled streets of the Ciudad Vieja, admire the grand Teatro Solís and Plaza Independencia, then savour grilled meats at the Mercado del Puerto before a walk along the Rambla.

The Falkland Islands’ capital is a remote outpost of British charm, with colourful cottages, red phone boxes and the famous whalebone arch at Christ Church Cathedral. Nearby, the sheltered white-sand beaches of Gypsy Cove are home to colonies of Magellanic penguins.

Sail past one of the world’s most legendary landmarks, the southernmost headland of South America’s Tierra del Fuego archipelago. Once feared by sailors for its fierce winds and wild seas, Cape Horn is where the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet.

Nestled between the snow-capped Martial Mountains and the Beagle Channel, the city often called the world’s southernmost is a gateway to adventure. Explore Tierra del Fuego National Park, ride the End of the World Train, or cruise out to Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse.

Follow in the wake of Ferdinand Magellan, who first navigated this historic passage in 1520. Linking the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the strait winds through dramatic Patagonian scenery of windswept shores, rugged peaks and vast, open skies, best admired from the deck.

Set on the shores of the Strait of Magellan, this Chilean city grew rich on wool and maritime trade, leaving a legacy of grand mansions around Plaza Muñoz Gamero. Nearby, Magdalena Island is home to thousands of Magellanic penguins.

Founded by Welsh settlers in 1865, this Patagonian town is a haven for wildlife lovers. It’s the gateway to the UNESCO-listed Península Valdés, home to sea lions and elephant seals, and to Punta Tombo, one of South America’s largest penguin colonies.

With an overnight in port, there’s time to experience Argentina’s passionate capital by day and night. Explore colourful La Boca, historic San Telmo and elegant Recoleta, then savour Argentine steak and Malbec before a spectacular evening of tango.

Disembarking in Buenos Aires, wander through the grand boulevards lined with neoclassical architecture, indulge in the city’s renowned culinary scene, and encounter the city’s passionate rhythms of tango.

Today, you’ll transfer to the airport and fly to Iguazu to uncover the ‘greatest curtain of water on Earth’. During your two-night hotel stay, you’ll embark on a wonderful exploration, touring both the Brazilian and Argentinian sides.

Your Iguazu Falls tour starts with a visit to the Brazilian side. As you walk along the catwalks, lose yourself in the incredible roar of the tumbling cascades and take in incredible panoramic views of all 275 waterfalls.

Today you’ll explore the Argentinian side of the falls during a walking tour. Starting at The Devil’s Throat, you’ll stroll along the catwalk through rainforest teeming with colourful toucans to the large balconies located on the edge of falls.

Arrive in Rio de Janeiro for an exhilarating experience. The vibrant neighbourhoods of Copacabana and Ipanema beckon with their lively atmosphere and inviting shores, while the historic streets of Santa Teresa add a touch of charm.

Following a morning at leisure, you’ll embark on an optional Christ the Redeemer tour. Ascend through Tijuca National Park, the world’s largest urban forest, to marvel at the panoramic views, while learning about the history of this renowned marvel.

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