What South America sailings feel like

Broader, bolder and more journey-led, with a stronger sense of distance than standard short routes.

• Best for: repeat sailors, bucket-list planners and travellers who want something less standard
• Port style: bigger coastal cities, mixed climates and more varied regional character
• Sea days: medium to high, depending on the exact route
• Weather: can vary sharply by coast and season, so timing matters

Simple planning tips

If you want to choose fast, use this:

• Want the strongest trip: prioritise itinerary quality over the lowest fare
• Want easier logistics: check flight practicality before falling in love with one route
• Want best value: compare the total sailing length and port mix, not just price
• Want help: reply with month, budget and cabin style and we will shortlist options

Cabin picks for South America

• Sea Terrace: the best all-round choice if you want the scenery and sea days from your own space
• Insider: best value if the route itself is the priority and you are fine using public decks
• Suite: ideal if this is a bigger once-in-a-while sailing and you want to do it properly

FAQs: South America

Which ports do these sailings usually depart from?
Usually seasonal Atlantic or repositioning gateway ports depending on routing.

When is the best time to go?
These are more seasonal, so the best option is often the sailing that lines up with the strongest route.

Can I use an MNVV placeholder?
Often yes if eligible. Tell us what you have and we will confirm.

Do I need the app?
Yes for check-in, dining and Shore Things. We will tell you what to book first.