Regent Seven Seas Cruises South America Cruises

Whether you expect relaxation and serenity, or adventure and excitement from your next vacation, a Regent Seven Seas South America cruise is the perfect option for you. Enjoy a scenic walking tour through Old Town in Montevideo, or kick back on the fantastic beaches of Devil’s Island. Or, consider exploring the Otway Sound and Penguins Reserve in Punta Areas, or horseback riding in Ushuaia. Challenge your body, awaken your mind, and invigorate your spirit. The opportunities are endless when you choose Regent Seven Seas for a cruise to South America.

Things to Do on a South America Cruise with Regent Seven Seas Cruises

Get entrenched in the culture of South America by seeing a folk show in Brazil, dining with gauchos in Buenos Aires and tasting the wines from the Casablanca Valley in Chile.

• Boi Bumba Folk Show (Parintins, Brazil)
  Enjoy a caipirinha drink as you watch the people of Parintins dance and sing as they perform the story of Boi Bumba. This story involves a bull and a medicine man. After the performance you can meet the performers and see their exotic costumes up close.
   

• Live the Chilean Spirit: Wine and Horses of Casablanca (Valparaiso, Chile)
  Chile is an up and coming wine region in the world. On this trip you’ll visit the vineyards of the Casablanca Valley where you’ll tour a local winery and try some of their varieties. Then sit back and watch a Chilean rodeo demonstration before lunch. Your day resumes with a visit to the Fonck Museum which houses artifacts of Chile’s past, including items from Easter Island.
   

• Gaucho Fiesta (Buenos Aires, Argentina)
  Drive to the Pampas region of Argentina where the gauchos roam. Once there you’ll take a horse ride and then eat a barbecue lunch, called asado al asador, with the gauchos. After eating they’ll play traditional music and dance for you before showing off their horse riding skills.
   

• Ancient Palaces, Colonial City and Temples to the Sun and Mo (Salaverry, Peru)
  Visit Chan-Chan where you’ll see the largest ancient city built of mud in the New World. Then in Trujillo you’ll visit a Hacienda for lunch and view a Peruvian Paso Horse Show along with a Marinera performance, a regional folk dance. After that you’ll see the temples built between 1 and 650 AD, including Huaca del Sol, a 372-yard-long mud brick building.
   

• Art and Culture of Punta Del Este (Punta Del Este, Uruguay)
  This city is considered a glamorous beach spot for South Americans. Here you’ll find beautiful beaches and a city filled with stunning architecture. Visit the Ralli Museum of Contemporary Art where you’ll find art from South America and Europe. Then head to Golera Avenue where you’ll find great shopping. Lastly, visit the home of Carlos Paez Vilaro, one of Uruguay’s famed artists.
   

• Sugar Loaf and Copacabana (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil)
  Take a thrilling cable car ride up to the top of Urca Hill where you’ll find restaurants and gardens. Then continue your journey up to the top of Sugar Loaf Mountain where you’ll have a spectacular view of the city. Then hit the beach at Copacabana, one of Rio’s most famous beaches which is lined by a thriving neighborhood.