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South America
It's not
just the weather that's hot here
South
America is a place of extremes. From the steamy beaches
and rain forests of Brazil, to the snow-capped Andes
mountains of Chile.
From the passionate dances in the
tango parlors of Buenos Aires, to the glittering golden
churches that line the streets. What unites them
all is
a great love of beauty, and a passion for living.
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South America Cruise
Schedules |
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Highlights of
your South
America Cruise |
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Take
the
tram
to
Sugarloaf
and
enjoy
the
spectacular
views
of
Copacabana
and
Ipanema
beaches
in
Rio
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Parasail
over
the
beaches
of
Uruguay
on a
South
America
cruise
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Sip
caipirinhas
at a
beachside
caf
in
Brazil
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Learn
to
dance
the
tango
in
Buenos
Aires
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Cruise
around
the
tip
of
South
America
at
Cape
Horn
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Get
up
close
with
penguins
on a
South
American
cruise.
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Areas of
Interest on your
South America
cruise |
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Uruguay
Uruguay
may
be a
tiny
country,
but
they
know
how
to
do
things
big.
The
beaches
here
are
among
the
most
beautiful
in
all
of
South
America,
and
you'll
find
everything
from
parasailing
to
horseback
riding
available.
It's
no
wonder
this
is
the
hot
destination
for
a
cruise
in
South
Americans.
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Brazil
Long,
beautiful
beaches;
thick,
lush
rain
forests;
spectacular
mountains;
and
bustling
cities
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Brazil
is
as
diverse
and
exciting
as
the
people
who
live
there.
It's
a
country
where
passion
is a
way
of
life,
and
the
feeling
is
contagious.
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Argentina
Famous
for
Evita
and
the
passionate
tango,
Argentina
is
so
much
more.
A
graceful
and
charming
country,
Aregentina
offers
beautiful
landscapes,
spectacular
architecture,
and
a
unique
and
genteel
culture.
It's
also
home
to
the
southernmost
city
in
the
world,
Ushuaia,
offering
a
memorable
view
of
the
Andes
Mountains.
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Chile
At
the
very
bottom
of
South
America,
Chile
is
practically
at
the
bottom
of
the
world.
Amid
breathtaking
scenery,
you'll
find
the
majestic
Andes
Mountains
and
Cape
Horn.
Discovered
by
Europeans
in
1616,
this
cape
at
the
bottom
of
the
continent
is
the
place
where
the
Atlantic
Ocean
meets
the
Pacific
Ocean
and
can
only
be
seen
on
South
America
Cruise.
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What to Pack
on Your South
America cruise
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Days
onboard
are
casual.
To
be
most
comfortable,
we
recommend:
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Jeans
or
slacks
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Several
sweaters,
a
jacket,
a
windbreaker
and
a
raincoat
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Low-heeled
shoes
for
deck
activities
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Don't
forget
your
swimsuit,
camera
and
a
pair
of
binoculars
(towels
are
provided)
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For
evening
wear,
count
on
three
basic
types
of
attire:
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Casual:
Dresses
or
slacks
and
blouses
for
women,
sport
shirts
and
trousers
for
men
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Smart
Casual:
Dresses
or
pantsuits
for
women,
jackets
for
men
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Formal:
Cocktail
dresses
for
women,
suits
and
ties
or
tuxedos
for
men
(you
can
arrange
to
rent
a
tuxedo
onboard)
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Ashore,
if
you
plan
to
visit
the
museums
and
cathedrals
of
Europe,
it's
always
wise
to
dress
conservatively.
Sleeveless
tops
and
shorts
are
generally
not
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