South America is a cruising destination well-known to be beautiful, exciting, and diverse. Cruise to South America with Azamara Cruises for a journey of jungles, fjords, plains, and more. You can see the icy wonder of Antarctica and the Amazonian waters in full force. Gorge yourself with the street food of Brazil during Carnaval, or treat yourself to a taste of the tropics on Devil's Island. There are fascinating prison facilities on Isle Royal, an art district in Montevideo, a monastery in Peru, coral reefs in Colombia, and so much more. For a vacation that will satisfy each and every one of your sense, and then some, choose a cruise to South America with Azamara Cruises.
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Azamara Land Programs in South America
Extend your cruise with an exclusive pre- or post-cruise Azamara Land Program on select sailings. Follow the link below to learn more!
Azamara Land Programs in South America
Things to Do on a South America Cruise with Azamara Cruises
Have an unforgettable adventure on your Azamara cruise to South America. With more late stays and overnights in ports, you'll have plenty of time to explore all the wonderful things South America has to offer. Indulge in some of the most flavorful cuisine. Explore stunning historical sites, an opera house, and a coral reef all in one trip! When you cruise to South America with Azamara Cruises, you will return relaxed with plenty of new experiences under your belt. Please continue below for some of our recommendations of things to do on your Azamara cruise to South America:
- Explore the World's Greatest Opera Houses (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
The Teatro Colon (Columbus Theatre) is the main opera house in Buenos Aires and is one of the most beautiful sights the city has to offer. It is considered to be one of the five best concert venues in the world, and is worth a visit to see the stunning architecture in person!
- Museo Regional de Antofagasta (Antofagasta, Chile)
Anyone interested in history will want to spend time at Museo Regional. The two-story museum is housed in a converted customs building and features plenty of intriguing exhibits and displays. Museum visitors will see exhibits featuring natural, prehistoric, and Chilean cultural history.
- Copacabana Beach (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
Rio's Copacabana is one of the most famous and beautiful beaches in the world. Here you'll find a vibrant atmosphere and fun loving locals. Spend some time catching rays while not having a care in the world.
- Monastery of San Francisco (Lima, Peru)
This stunning church became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1991. Step back in time on a guided tour though the stunning church, monastery, library, and the hidden secret – the catacombs.
- La Mano (Punta del Este, Uruguay)
A trip to Punta del Este is not complete without a stop at its most iconic landmark – the La Mano sculpture. Located on the Playa Brava beach, this award-winning sculpture of a hand emerging out of the sand is the perfect place to capture that unforgettable picture.
- Corales del Rosario Y San Bernardo (Cartagena, Colombia)
This is your chance to see stunning coral reefs up close and personal! Located in the national park, the reefs are situated in shallow waters – making it easy for everyone to experience them. You'll become entranced by the numerous species of sea life that live within the reefs. Then once you're finished hanging out with the fishes, relax on the pristine white-sand beaches.