Princess Cruisess 2018-2019 - Zuid-Amerika

3 Discover some of the world’s most dramatically diverse destinations when you sail through South America. Visit glittering cities, idyllic islands and ancient ruins. Explore the legendary wonders of Rio de Janeiro, the scenic Falkland Islands or the flavors of Buenos Aires. RIO DE JANEIRO Known as the “Cidade Maravilhosa” — the Marvelous City — this sprawling, beach-facing metropolis is where you can Samba in the streets, enjoy delicious food and revel in its festival atmosphere all year long. Experience the local way of life on Ipanema Beach by joining a beach volleyball game or enjoy a refreshing caipirinha at a waterfront bar. MONTEVIDEO The capital of Uruguay, Montevideo is also home to half of the population of this small but vibrant country. Both an urban center and a relaxed beach town, the city is the perfect combination of historic sites and contemporary culture. PUERTO MADRYN Known for its sandy beaches, Puerto Madryn is located on the coast of northern Patagonia. Its gorgeous oceans are home to various wildlife, including Orca whales and sea lions. PUERTO MONTT Puerto Montt is a bustling port city in southern Chile’s Lake District, and is known as the gateway to the Andes Mountains and Patagonian fjords. It boasts great views of the ocean and towering peaks of the Andes. FALKLAND ISLANDS The tiny capital of the Falkland Islands, Stanley is a scenic subpolar harbor town. Explore its history as a British Overseas Territory along with its amazing wildlife, including Magellanic penguins. BUENOS AIRES The “Paris of the South,” Buenos Aires is a cosmopolitan city that combines European grandness with South American flair. Whether you’re watching a tango performance spontaneously happening on the streets of San Telmo, sipping a strong coffee in a corner confitería or following in the footsteps of Evita Peron, you’ll be immersed in Argentinian flavor. USHUAIA This resort town in Argentina is located on the southernmost tip of South America and is nicknamed the “End of the World.”