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September
18: Reykjavik, Iceland, depart 5 pm
19: Heimaey, Westmann Islands, 7:30 am-5 pm
20: At sea (Atlantic Ocean)
21: Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Scotland, 8 am-6 pm
22: Oban, Scotland, 7 am-6 pm
23: Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 7 am-7 pm
24: Douglas, Isle of Man, United Kingdom, 8 am-5 pm
25: Cork, Ireland, 7 am-6 pm
26: Galway, Ireland, 8 am-5 pm
27-30: At sea (Atlantic Ocean)
October
1: St. John's, Newfoundland, 8 am-5 pm
2: St-Pierre, St-Pierre & Miquelon, 8 am-5 pm
3: Sydney, Nova Scotia, 6 am-5 pm
4: Halifax, Nova Scotia, 8:30 am-5 pm
5: Bar Harbor, Maine, 10 am-6 pm
6: Gloucester, Massachusetts, 7 am-5 pm
7: Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, 9 am-5 pm
8: Newport, Rhode Island, 8 am-5 pm
9: New York, New York, 8 am-5 pm
10: At sea (Atlantic Ocean)
11: Charleston, South Carolina, 10 am-6 pm
12: Savannah, Georgia, 7 am-4 pm
13: Port Canaveral, Florida, 8 am-6 pm
14: At sea (Atlantic Ocean)
15: Key West, Florida, 7 am-5 pm
16: At sea (Caribbean Sea)
17: Belize City, Belize, 7 am-6 pm
18: Santo Tomas de Castilla, Guatemala, 6 am-6 pm
19: Roatan, Honduras, 7 am-5 pm
20: At sea (Caribbean Sea)
21: San Andres Island, Colombia, 8 am-5 pm
22; Puerto Limon (San Jose), Costa Rica, 7 am-6 pm
23: Bocas del Toro, Panama, 8 am-5 pm
24: San Blas Islands, Panama, 8 am-5 pm
25: Enter Panama Canal at Cristobal , 7 am-2 pm
26: Miraflores Locks, 7 am; Daylight transit Panama Canal; Leave Panama Canal at
Balboa, 2 pm
27: Crossing the Equator
28: Manta (Quito), Ecuador, 7 am-6 pm
29: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
30: Salaverry (Trujillo), Peru, 8 am-6 pm
31: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
November
1: Callao (Lima), Peru, arrive 6 am
2: Callao, depart 6 pm
3: General San Martin, Peru, 7 am-6:30 pm
4: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
5: Arica, Chile, 6 am-6 pm
6: Iquique, Chile, 7 am-5 pm
7: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
8: Coquimbo (La Serena), Chile, 7 am-6 pm
9: Valparaiso (Santiago), Chile, 7 am-5 pm
10: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
11: Puerto Montt, Chile, 8 am-6 pm
12: Puerto Chacabuco, Chile, 12 pm-6 pm
15: Puerto Natales, Chile, 7 am-6 pm
16: Scenic cruising Strait of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile Scenic cruising Cockburn
and Beagle Channels 1 pm–7 pm
17: Daylight passing Romanche, Alemania, Francia Italia glaciers, passing Cape Horn
18: At Sea (Drake Passage)
19-21: Antarctica
22: At Sea (Drake Passage)
23: Charter flight: Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, arrive 7 am
2007 FARES PER PERSON (September 18- November 22, 2007):
Double
I $10,999 N $16,999 P $19,999 U $20,999
Q $28,999 M $31,999 MG $39,999
Includes Charter Flight from Ushuaia to Santiago
18: Reykjavik, Iceland, depart 5 pm
19: Heimaey, Westmann Islands, 7:30 am-5 pm
20: At sea (Atlantic Ocean)
21: Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Scotland, 8 am-6 pm
22: Oban, Scotland, 7 am-6 pm
23: Londonderry, Northern Ireland, 7 am-7 pm
24: Douglas, Isle of Man, United Kingdom, 8 am-5 pm
25: Cork, Ireland, 7 am-6 pm
26: Galway, Ireland, 8 am-5 pm
27-30: At sea (Atlantic Ocean)
October
1: St. John's, Newfoundland, 8 am-5 pm
2: St-Pierre, St-Pierre & Miquelon, 8 am-5 pm
3: Sydney, Nova Scotia, 6 am-5 pm
4: Halifax, Nova Scotia, 8:30 am-5 pm
5: Bar Harbor, Maine, 10 am-6 pm
6: Gloucester, Massachusetts, 7 am-5 pm
7: Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts, 9 am-5 pm
8: Newport, Rhode Island, 8 am-5 pm
9: New York, New York, 8 am-5 pm
10: At sea (Atlantic Ocean)
11: Charleston, South Carolina, 10 am-6 pm
12: Savannah, Georgia, 7 am-4 pm
13: Port Canaveral, Florida, 8 am-6 pm
14: At sea (Atlantic Ocean)
15: Key West, Florida, 7 am-5 pm
16: At sea (Caribbean Sea)
17: Belize City, Belize, 7 am-6 pm
18: Santo Tomas de Castilla, Guatemala, 6 am-6 pm
19: Roatan, Honduras, 7 am-5 pm
20: At sea (Caribbean Sea)
21: San Andres Island, Colombia, 8 am-5 pm
22; Puerto Limon (San Jose), Costa Rica, 7 am-6 pm
23: Bocas del Toro, Panama, 8 am-5 pm
24: San Blas Islands, Panama, 8 am-5 pm
25: Enter Panama Canal at Cristobal , 7 am-2 pm
26: Miraflores Locks, 7 am; Daylight transit Panama Canal; Leave Panama Canal at
Balboa, 2 pm
27: Crossing the Equator
28: Manta (Quito), Ecuador, 7 am-6 pm
29: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
30: Salaverry (Trujillo), Peru, 8 am-6 pm
31: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
November
1: Callao (Lima), Peru, arrive 6 am
2: Callao, depart 6 pm
3: General San Martin, Peru, 7 am-6:30 pm
4: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
5: Arica, Chile, 6 am-6 pm
6: Iquique, Chile, 7 am-5 pm
7: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
8: Coquimbo (La Serena), Chile, 7 am-6 pm
9: Valparaiso (Santiago), Chile, 7 am-5 pm
10: At sea (Pacific Ocean)
11: Puerto Montt, Chile, 8 am-6 pm
12: Puerto Chacabuco, Chile, 12 pm-6 pm
15: Puerto Natales, Chile, 7 am-6 pm
16: Scenic cruising Strait of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile Scenic cruising Cockburn
and Beagle Channels 1 pm–7 pm
17: Daylight passing Romanche, Alemania, Francia Italia glaciers, passing Cape Horn
18: At Sea (Drake Passage)
19-21: Antarctica
22: At Sea (Drake Passage)
23: Charter flight: Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego, Argentina, arrive 7 am
2007 FARES PER PERSON (September 18- November 22, 2007):
Double
I $10,999 N $16,999 P $19,999 U $20,999
Q $28,999 M $31,999 MG $39,999
Includes Charter Flight from Ushuaia to Santiago
MS Fram
Built: 2007 / Berths: 318
Gross Tonnage: 12,700
Length: 114 m / Width: 20.2 m
MS Fram was specially designed for cruising arctic waters. Through the extensive
use of wool, leather, and oak, its interior has a Nordic feel. As she spends the
summer months cruising the Greenland sea, the MS Fram is decorated with works
by esteemed Greenlandic artists. The cabins are stylish and comfortable, and
feature two lower berths or a twin-sized bed, private bathrooms with hair dryers.
Each is fitted with air-conditioning, heating, and a smoke alarm. There are a variety
of suites and junior suites with queen-size beds and TV. She offers a comfortable
restaurant, two well-stocked bars, panoramic lounges, Internet café, and
conference rooms. She also features a library with a selection of books about the
polar regions, a fitness room, a sauna, two heated outdoor Jacuzzis, a gift shop
purveying souvenirs, postcards, stamps, and other personal effects.
Built: 2007 / Berths: 318
Gross Tonnage: 12,700
Length: 114 m / Width: 20.2 m
MS Fram was specially designed for cruising arctic waters. Through the extensive
use of wool, leather, and oak, its interior has a Nordic feel. As she spends the
summer months cruising the Greenland sea, the MS Fram is decorated with works
by esteemed Greenlandic artists. The cabins are stylish and comfortable, and
feature two lower berths or a twin-sized bed, private bathrooms with hair dryers.
Each is fitted with air-conditioning, heating, and a smoke alarm. There are a variety
of suites and junior suites with queen-size beds and TV. She offers a comfortable
restaurant, two well-stocked bars, panoramic lounges, Internet café, and
conference rooms. She also features a library with a selection of books about the
polar regions, a fitness room, a sauna, two heated outdoor Jacuzzis, a gift shop
purveying souvenirs, postcards, stamps, and other personal effects.
SEPTEMBER 18 - NOVEMBER23, 2007
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67-Day Cruise from Iceland to Argentina
EXCURSIONS
Day 1
Reykjavik, Iceland
September 17 Pre-Cruise Excursion
The Golden Circle, 8 hours, $129 per person: Take a morning drive over Hellisheidi plateau to Hveragerdi, where you'll visit the extraordinary greenhouses heated by natural thermal water. Visit the
volcanic crater at Kerid and Skalholt, site of an ancient bishopric. Continue to Gulfoss, the Golden Waterfall, where thousands of tons of icy water thunder majestically down in twin falls. Then on to
Geysir, which has given its name to hot springs all over the world, and Stokkur, one of the most active geysers in the area, spouting up to 30 meters. Activity level: Moderate
Ice and Fire, Glaciers and Volcanoes, 4 hours, $389 per person: This unforgettable journey examines Iceland's sharply contrasting natural features. Experience the view over the Tindfjallajokull and
Eyjafjallajokull glaciers, then visit Hekla, the most famous of Iceland's volcanoes. Other places of interest en route include Thingvellir, site of the world's oldest parliament, the Gullfoss "Golden
Waterfall," Thorsmork Nature Reserve, the rhyolite peaks of Landmannalaugar and Geysir-one of the world's outstanding geothermal areas. Activity level: Easy
Jeep Safari Hot and Cold, 8 hours, $259 per person: You'll depart from Reykjavik and enter the rough mountain tracks of Hellisheioi to explore the fascinating thermal activity of the ancient Hengill
volcano. After a short walk between the boiling hot springs and bubbling mud pools you'll continue to the greenhouse village of Hverageroi. Stop for lunch in a small fishing village before heading
toward the Reykjanes peninsula, where you'll look for seals on the black beach of the Atlantic coast. Activity level: Moderate
Day 2
Heimaey, Iceland
September 19
Coach Tour, 2 hours, $59 per person: A motorcoach tour around the island of Heimaey is unforgettable. You will visit the volcanic crater that was formed during the 1973 eruption, where the ground is
still hot and you can feel the volcanic heat rising from the "hot spots" near the crater. Activity level: Easy
Boat Tour, 1.5 hours, $59 per person: Take a scenic boat tour to the outer island of Ellioaey, passing rugged cliffs abundant with bird life. Then cruise into the sea caves, where you'll be treated to live
music in the caves-a fascinating experience. Activity level: Easy
Day 3
At Sea, Atlantic Ocean
September 20
Day 4
Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
September 21
Lewis and The Callanish Stones, 3.5 hours, $59 per person: Stornoway is situated in the Western Isles, one of Britain's most beautiful and remote areas. The 130-mile-long chain of islands lies to the
northwest of Scotland, on the edge of Europe and bordering the wide Atlantic Ocean. Steeped in history, the islands have been inhabited for over 6,000 years. Activity level: Moderate
Black House Village and Carloway Broch, 3 hours, $49 per person: On the exposed Atlantic coast of the Isle of Lewis the black house village of Gearrannan lies steeped in history and sited in a
environment of outstanding physical beauty. Since 1989 a local community trust has been painstakingly restoring the once derelict buildings and croft land to recreate an authentic settlement. Activity
level: Moderate
Day 5
Oban, Scotland
September 22
Inveraray, 4.5 hours, $79 per person: Visit the 18th century castle that is the ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll, head of the Campbell clan. A bastion of natural heritage, the castle is among the
earliest examples of Gothic revival in Britain; its fairytale exterior belies the grandeur of its gracious interior, which reflects the varied décor styles through the years. Activity level: Moderate
Loch Panorama and Arduaine Garden, 3.5 hours, $79 per person: Departing from Oban, you will travel down the coast toward Loch Melford. Along the way, the Arduaine peninsula offers green scenery
and wooded valleys combined with wonderful panoramas of lochs. Activity level: Moderate
Day 6
Londonderry, Northern Ireland
September 23
Giant's Causeway and North Antrim Coast, 4 hours, $129 per person: The Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the world's great natural wonders: some 40,000 black basalt columns
protruding from the sea. From the tour coach parking area, you can walk down the paved pathway (steep in parts) or take the shuttle bus to view the columns. Activity level: Moderate
Donegal Scenic Drive and Country Pub, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: Travel through unspoiled countryside, full of fuchsia hedges and whitewashed cottages. Peaceful vistas of neat farms and grazing
livestock backed by fertile hillsides are delightful reminders of the region's scenic charms. Activity level: Easy
Day 7
Douglas, Isle of Man, United Kingdom
September 24
Victorian Railways and Snaefell, 4 hours, $59 per person: Travel around the Promenade fronting Douglas Bay to the station of the Manx Electric Railway-the longest of Britain's vintage narrow-gauge
lines. The railway celebrated its centenary in 1993 and, astonishingly, still depends on original Victorian and Edwardian technology. Activity level: Easy
The Story of Mann, 4 hours, $69 per person: The Island's great mythological sea god, Manannan, welcomes you to his Kingdom. Manannan's ability to shroud the Isle of Man in his cloak of mist to
defend it from its enemies means that today you are able to explore a historic landscape that is unique in the British Isles. Activity level: Moderate
Day 8
Cork, Ireland
September 25
Blarney Castle and Panoramic Cork, 4 hours, $69 per person: A sense of history prevails as you come ashore at Cobh. You'll start your tour at the pier, where, from 1845 to 1851, 1.5 million Irish citizens
left behind the hardship and famine to seek out new lives in America. The pier would have virtually been their last view of Ireland as they sailed away. Blarney has remained one of the most legendary
places in Ireland, nestled in breathtaking scenery and rich in folklore, nostalgia and legend. To visit Blarney Castle is to step back in time, and to feel the enchantment of a view from the entrance gate
sets the scene immediately, with fine vistas of parkland crowned by Blarney castle rising up in all its ancient splendour, framed by clumps of trees. Note: There is a lot walking involved at Blarney Castle,
and the steps leading to the Blarney stone are narrow and steep. Activity level: Strenuous
Waterford, Viking Capital, 9.5 hours, $59 per person: Founded in 1853 by the Vikings, and later extended by the Anglo-Normans, Waterford is set in a commanding position near the estuary of the River
Suir. It became southeast Ireland's main seaport, and from the 18th century the city's prosperity was ensured by local industries, including the glassworks for which Waterford is famous. Your scenic route
on this tour will take you across the southeast corner of Ireland, which is blessed with the country's warmest climate. Landscapes of gently rolling hills have been tamed by centuries of cultivation, with
lush farmland, imposing medieval castles and great houses enhancing the region's atmosphere of prosperity. Activity level: Moderate
Day 9
Galway, Ireland
September 26
Leisurely Scenic Drive and Aughnanure Castle, 4 hours, $69 per person: A delightful scenic morning tour combining a brief look at Galway, and traveling through impressive country scenery. This is the
heart of Connaught, Ireland's historic western province. Activity level: Moderate
Cliffs of Moher, The Burren Landscape and Aillwee Cave, 7 hours, $129 per person: County Galway and its southern neighbor County Clare are areas of amazing contrasts. Galway dominates the very
heart of the west coast, and the city that gave its name to the surrounding county is a former Norman settlement and medieval trading post. Clare has an abundance of visual riches from the River
Shannon to the rugged Atlantic coastline. You'll see part of both counties during this tour. Activity level: Moderate
Day 10-13
At Sea, Atlantic Ocean
September 27-30
Day 14
St. John's, Newfoundland
October 1
Old St. John's and Cape Spear, 4 hours, $39 per person: St. John's boasts a beautiful and busy harbor, whose history dates back to 1497. Visit Signal Hill where Marconi received the first transatlantic
wireless signal. You will see an interesting mixture of architecture-brightly colored wooden houses, stone churches and the Basilica of St. John the Baptist. Activity level: Moderate
Landscapes of St. John's Photography Tour, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: Join a renowned local photographer and explore some of the landscapes and seascapes of St. John's, Newfoundland, the first city
of the new world. Colorful architecture, dramatic coastal landscapes, hills and valleys, plus lush forest trails will all serve as a backdrop as you review photographic composition and content. Bring your
camera-conventional or digital-and prepare to capture some Newfoundland memories. Activity level: Easy
Land & Sea Scientific Discovery, 3.5 hours, $59 per person: St. John's Harbor was the summer home to many European fishermen in 1497, but its first permanent settlers were the British who arrived in
the mid-1700s. The city's architecture is a pleasant blend of colorful wooden houses, stately stone and brick churches, colonial buildings and modern commercial structures. All await your discovery on
this brief excursion by air-conditioned motor coach. Being your exploration with a visit to the shores of Long Pond in the heart of Pippy Park. A series of nine panoramic viewing windows give visitors a
chance to see the secrete underwater life of a river. This is the only year round public Fluvarium in North America. Also display exhibits related to freshwater ecology? Live exhibits displaying frogs,
toads, eels, freshwater fish and invertebrates. Your exploration continues with a short motor coach ride to the Johnson GEO Centre showing the amazing life-story of our planet, through the remarkable
geology of Newfoundland and Labrador. The Johnson GEO Centre tells the story of "Our Earth and Our People" by making great use of the geology of our province. The large, glass-encased entry is the
only part of the building above ground. Most of the 33,600 sq. ft. of floor space is underground - right inside of solid rock walls, whichh for more than 550 million years have witnessed the story of our
Earth. Those walls are there to see and touch, and reveal the secrete of the creation of lands and seas, mountains and rivers, and the cause of earthquakes, volcanoes, tidal waves, and the ice ages.
Activity level: Easy-Moderate
Day 15
Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
October 2
Ile aux Marins: A Tour to Sailor's Island, 2 hours, $49 per person: Discover Canada's seafaring past, thanks to a 15-year restoration program and the dedication of the people of Ile aux Marins (Sailor's
Island). This island, situated at the entrance to the Port of Saint-Pierre, bears witness to a rough-and-ready, fascinating maritime history. Activity level: Moderate
Rum Runners & Bootleggers, 2 hours, $59 per person: Through this guided walking tour, you will learn about "the Golden Age of the Prohibition". With full explanations from the guide, exhibition visits, a
brief slide show and a walking tour downtown Saint Pierre, you will explore time 85 years ago when the Archipelago was made prosperous by the alcohol trade with the rest of North America. Included: A
"Volstead on the Rock" cocktail & two museum admissions. Activity level: Moderate
Day 16
Sydney, Nova Scotia
October 3
Scenic Cabot Trail, 8.5 hours, $99 per person: The Cabot Trail reveals vistas that inspired Alexander Graham Bell to observe, "I have traveled around the globe. I have seen the Canadian and American
Rockies, the Andes and the Alps, and the Highlands of Scotland; but for simply beauty, Cape Breton outrivals them all." Activity level: Easy
Black Gold-A Cape Breton Coal Mine Experience, 4 hours, $59 per person: Learn about the hard life of a miner on this interactive tour of the Cape Breton Miners Museum. A 30-minute motor coach trip
brings you to the museum. A highlight of your visit is sure to be the adventure of touring the Ocean Deeps Colliery, an actual underground coal mine located beneath the building. Activity level:
Moderate
Louisbourg Fortress-The Inside Story, 6 hours, $179 per person: This is a unique opportunity to experience life during the 1744 French settlement of Canada, with a behind-the-scenes visit to North
America's premier historic reconstruction-the authentically recreated fortress of Louisbourg. After a 40-minute drive, your visit to the fortress will include a brief overview and walking tour of the site. Note:
Lunch Is Included. Activity level: Moderate
Day 17
Halifax, Nova Scotia
October 4
Peggy's Cove Lighthouse Route, 3.5 hours, $29 per person: A beautiful coastal drive takes you past picturesque coastal villages and inlets to the rugged fishing community of Peggy's Cove. With its
breathtaking location on a narrow, coastal inlet characterized by wave-worn granite boulders and crashing surf, this charming little village is one of Canada's most photographed sites. Activity level: Easy
Titanic Tour - The Halifax Connection, 3 hours, $39 per person: Your tour encompasses all aspects of Halifax's connection to the sinking of the Titanic, including the historic pier from which cable ships
were dispatched to pick up victims, the churches, temporary morgue sites, and Fairview Cemetery, where rows of gravestones mark the final resting place of 121 victims. At the Maritime Museum of the
Atlantic, you'll see an excellent permanent exhibit on the disaster and the only intact Titanic deck chair in the world. Activity level: Easy
Biking tour of Eastern Shore, 5 hours, $89 per person: Explore the beauty of Nova Scotia's rugged and pristine Eastern Shore by bicycle. Your local guide will offer an entertaining commentary on the
facts and history of the area as you make your way by bus to the Eastern Shore. Meet your experienced cycling guide at the start of the scenic trail, where you will be fitted with a modern 24-speed hybrid
bike and helmet. After a safety briefing, you will receive a brochure providing background information on the area, and specific route directions and map for the bike trip portion. Now you're on your way!
Converted from an abandoned railway bed, the trail surface provides a flat and easy riding experience for novice cyclists. Your excursion will take you past beautiful marsh areas, rich in wildlife, with a
view of the water all around you for most of the journey. Travel through the Kuhn Conservation Area, which has a colorful history and abundant wildlife. Your guide will provide interpretive talks on these
subjects at designated rest stops, where photo opportunities are plentiful. Start at lawrencetown Beach, on the Atlantic Ocean, where you can stroll along the ocean front, before bike fitting orientation.
At trail's end arrive at Fisherman's Cove, a working fishing village where fishing boats mingle with handicraft shops and seafood restaurants. Time for shopping and lunch on your own will be offered
before heading back to the pier. Activity level: Moderate
Day 18
Bar Harbor, Maine
October 5
Ocean Trail Hike and Acadia National Park, 4 hours, $79 per person: This casual and invigorating 90-minute walk along Acadia's famous Ocean Trail is an excellent way to take in the sights, sounds and
smells of the New England coastline. Your tour begins with a short ride along the Park Loop Road, to your departure point for the Ocean Trail Hike. Activity level: Moderate
Kayak Adventure, 2.5 hours, $39 per person: Enjoy the sites from the unique perspective of a sea kayak. Your 2-hour journey through Frenchman Bay begins with a brief orientation by a registered Maine
Guide. Life jackets will be provided. Activity level: Moderate
Day 19
Gloucester, Massachusetts
October 6
Historic Boston and Cambridge, 8 hours, $99 per person: Enjoy a full day tour to historic Boston and Cambridge to see the scenic highlights, visit the Old North Church, stroll through Harvard Yard and
snap a photograph of Old Ironsides on this panoramic, narrated city tour. You will also have free time to explore Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market on your own. Activity level: Easy
Whale Watching Tour, 3 hours, $39 per person: Board the fastest whale watch boat in Gloucester and enjoy a smooth ride aboard a spacious new vessel to see the greatest mammals on earth. Reaching
speeds of 30 knots, it will take about one hour (each way) to reach the feeding grounds where you will spend about one hour with the whales: Moderate
Day 20
Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
October 7
Martha's Vineyard Island Tours, 3.5 hours, $39 per person: Enjoy a fully narrated tour with state-licensed drivers who are also professional guides. The towns on Martha's Vineyard offer surprising diversity,
each with its own character and personality. Activity level: Easy
Very Special Campground, 1.5 hours, $19 per person: Your tour begins at the Tabernacle where, in 1834, the first prayer meetings that would lead to the development of the Methodist Campground were
held. A one-hour walking tour of the Campground explains the development of this historic community of characteristic "gingerbread" cottages, many of which have been in the same families for
generations. Activity level: Easy
Bicycle Tour, 3 hours, $49 per person: You will meet your guide at the dock where you will be set up and split into groups. You will be provided with: Helmets, Rear side bags, Locks and Maps. This
Bicycle tour will depart the harbor and right through the camp ground. You will pass Our Lady of the Sea Church, Inkwell Beach, Sarsons Island, Felix Neck, Robin Cooks House. You will have the option
to walk into the commercial district of Edgartown. Activity level: Moderate
Day 21
Newport, Rhode Island
October 8
The Vanderbilts' Newport, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt established the family fortune in steamships and later in the New York Central Railroad. On this tour you will learn
about the family empire and visit two of the grand Vanderbilt family villas. Activity level: Moderate
Newport Cliff Walk and The Breakers, 3 hours, $69 per person: Enjoy a combination of nature, ocean and mansion as this tour takes you along a portion of the spectacular Cliff Walk trail followed by a
visit to one of Newport's elegant mansions. Activity level: Moderate
Day 22
New York, New York
October 9
At leisure: Choose your own adventure in the "city that never sleeps." There's much to see and do, from landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building to New York's lively ethnic
neighborhoods and world-class shopping.
Day 23
At Sea, Atlantic Ocean
October 10
Day 24
Charleston, South Carolina
October 11
Historic Charleston Carriage Tour, 3 hours, $39 per person: Enjoy the sights of Charleston the way your ancestors did, aboard a horse-drawn carriage. This leisurely ride through narrow streets and
alleyways carries you past carefully restored 18th and 19th century homes and buildings. Activity level: Easy
Middleton Place Tour with Carriage Ride, 4.5 hours, $119 per person: Journey down live oak canopied roads to Middleton Place, a Registered National Historic Landmark and the plantation home of the
Middleton family since 1741. Activity level: Moderate
Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge and Historic Charleston Expedition, 6.5 hours, $139 per person: Charleston's first settlers landed at Bulls Island, today part of the vast Cape Romain National
Wildlife Refuge. On this excursion you will journey to Garris Landing where the passenger ferry will take you to this 6-mile-long island refuge for endangered species such as the red wolf, bald eagle and
loggerhead sea turtle. Activity level: Strenuous
Discover Charleston's Unique District, 3 hours, $59 per person: Tour Charleston, one of the South's most beautiful and historic cities. Highlights include the College of Charleston, Harleston Village, the
Citadel military college and Charleston's famous Battery, with its elegant townhouses built by planters and merchants in the 18th and 19th centuries. Activity level: Moderate
Day 25
Savannah, Georgia
October 12
Private Historic Overview Tour, 1.5 hours, $29 per person: Founded in 1733, Savannah is one of America's finest preserved cities and a true jewel of the South. Enjoy a comprehensive guided tour of one
of the largest National Urban Historic Landmark Districts in the United States. Activity level: Easy
The Paula Deen Tour, 4 hours, $69 per person: Take a peek into the life of famous southern cooking entrepreneur, Paul Deen. Visit a few of the shops that Paula frequented, and still showcases, on her
way to establishing one of the most popular restaurants in Savannah, The Lady and Sons. Activity level: Easy
Day 26
Port Canaveral, Florida
October 13
Kennedy Space Center and Lunch with an Astronaut, 8 hours, $99 per person: The day becomes an odyssey as you experience the Thrilling past, present and future of America's space program. This
tour begins with a short ride to the Kennedy Space Center on Board an exclusive Kennedy Space Center coach. En route, your guide briefs you on your Florida Space Coast visit, and then escort you
around the wonderful exhibits. During this time you have the opportunity to touch a piece of Mars, explore a full size Shuttle replica and enjoy an IMAX presentation. Then stroll through the world's only
Rocket Garden!! By this time you will be ready for lunch, hosted by a real-life Astronaut where you will have an opportunity for questions and a photo! After lunch board an exclusive coach for a tour of
NASA restricted areas. Ride out to the Space Shuttle Launch pads, closer than regular guests are allowed, drive by one of the largest buildings in the world, the impressive Vehicle Assembly Building
(VAB), and visit the award-winning Apollo/Saturn V Center. At the Apollo/Saturn V Center, relive the launch of Apollo 8 then explore an actual Saturn V rocket-one of the only three in the world! Then
enjoy a front-row seat in the Luna Theater as man lands on the moon. Lastly it's back to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex to re-board your coach back to the ship. Activity level: Easy
Wildlife Pontoon Lagoon Cruise, 4 hours, $69 per person: Explore Florida's natural habitats as you cruise along, in safety and comfort, aboard the Miss Ariel, a custom-built, 30-passenger pontoon boat.
This 2- to 2.5-hour tour is a great cruising adventure on the Indian River Lagoon. Activity level: Easy
Day 27
At Sea, Atlantic Ocean
October 14
Day 28
Key West, Florida
October 15
Kayak Nature Tour, 1.5 hours, $49 per person: Come enjoy a leisurely and informative Guided Nature Kayak Tour in the mangrove creeks and beautiful shallow waters of Key West. Your trip will begin
with a ride along the Atlantic Ocean, past the beaches, to the marina. There your guide will outfit you with a life jacket, paddle, bottle of water, and basic paddling instructions. You may choose from
single or double recreational kayaks. The 1 hour and 45 min kayak adventure will begin near the Gulf of Mexico, and will lead you through the winding sheltered mangrove creeks to the Atlantic Ocean,
where your guide will identify and describe the creatures above and below the waters of the keys. The shallow, clear waters allow for easy viewing of sea life. Common sightings include conch shells, sea
cucumbers, sea stars, sponges, nurse sharks, tropical fish and even the occasional manatee, sting ray, and octopus. For the bird lovers, you can enjoy the frequent sightings of herons, egrets and ibis, the
inspiration for John Audobon's etchings of the 1800's. Your return transportation will take you back around the Gulf side of Key West, to your ship. So you will have seen the entire island of Key West, as
well as have paddled from the Gulf to the Atlantic! Activity level: Moderate
Catamaran Reef Snorkel Trip, 3.5 hours, $39 per person: Board a luxurious custom-built 65-foot Fury Catamaran for a sail to North America's only living coral reef, where you'll discover a spectacular
array of marine life. Your catamaran is equipped with a "stairway to the sea," shaded lounge area, large sundeck, freshwater showers and bathrooms. First-class snorkeling gear and professional instruction
are provided. Activity level: Moderate
Conch Tour Train of Key, 1.5 hours, $39 per person: The Conch Tour Train is one of Florida's most popular attractions, and for good reason. The expert engineers, and friendly staff have delighted over
10 million guests with the legends and lore of this charming tropical paradise. Join the Conch Tour Train on a 'train ride' through time. Be taken back to the days before civilization when fierce Indians
left their enemy's bones to bleach In a tropical wilderness naming the Island Bone Key. Explore a lush, tropical Island, and discover the charm and grace of one of America's most unique architectural
pleasures. Get to know characters like John James Audubon, Ernest Hemingway, and Harry S Truman and, like them, become captivated by the magic that Is Key West. Activity level: Moderate
Day 29
At Sea, Caribbean Sea
October 16
Day 30
Belize City, Belize
October 17
Cave Tubing and Rainforest Exploration, 6.5 hours, $59 per person: A drive 6 miles into the rainforest takes you to the fabulous Cave's Branch of the Sibun River, where, after a briefing by your guides,
you'll splash into the cool waters of the Sibun River aboard your flotation tube-caving light on your forehead-and float lazily downstream through limestone caverns that were carved by the Sibun River
before the dawn of mankind. Lunch will be served at the Balam Ha restaurant. Activity level: Moderate
Goff's Caye Snorkeling, 4 hours, $49 per person: Snorkel right off the beach on this tiny coral island just 12 miles east of Belize City and situated right on top of a stunning barrier reef. Activity level:
Moderate
Tikal, 7.5 hours, $339 per person: Begin with a 50-minute flight to Peten, Guatemala, soaring above the region's beautiful lakes. Upon arrival in Peten, you'll travel by coach along lovely Lago Peten Itza
and up the mountain for a 3-hour tour of Tikal, with its temples, restored plaza, stelae and other excavated structures of the ancient Mayans. Lunch is served at the site. Activity level: Moderate
Day 31
Santo Tomas de Castilla, Guatemala
October 18
Rio Dulce and Quirigua National Archaeological Park, 10 hours, $139 per person: Rio Dulce is one of the most important ecological reserves and protected areas of Guatemala. Your tour begins with a
boat trip through breathtaking river gorges amid lush vegetation that harbors a remarkable variety of wildlife. Lunch is served at Hotel Catamaran, on the river's edge. Activity level: Moderate
Quirigua National Archaeological Park, 4.5 hours, $119 per person: Drive from Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla to Quirigua National Archaeological Park. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
because of its outstanding Mayan monuments, Quirigua is noted for its fine stelae, some measuring up to 35 feet in height and weighing up to 1,000 tons, carved with figures and hieroglyphs on all four
sides. Activity level: Moderate
Day 32
Roatan, Honduras
October 19
Dolphin Encounter and Tabyana Beach Party, full day, $129 per person: Have you ever dreamed of meeting a dolphin face to face? This is possible at the Rotan's Institute for Marine Science. Upon
arrival to the facility, you will take a short boat ride over to Bailey's Key - home to our resident bottlenose dolphins. You will be breifed by the faculty and then your experiencee of a lifetime will begin.
You will enter into the waist deep water of the surrounding ocean in small groups with your trainer where your dolphin awaits you. You will be introduced to your dolphin and learn about their physiology
while touching and stroking the animal. Next, you will be given the opportunity to get your hugs and kisses. Once your encounter ends you will be transported back over to the main grounds of Anthony's
Key Resort where you can purchase photos of this unforgettable experience and some shopping. Then its off to bask in the sun at Rotan's most pristine beach - Tabyana Beach. Here you can relax at the
waters edge or retreat to the shade of the tropical vegetation that surrounds you. So, come and be prepared to experience timeless adventures that you are sure to never forget. Activity level: Moderate
Day 33
At Sea, Caribbean Sea
October 20
Day 34
San Andres Island, Colombia
October 21
City and Island Tour, 3 hours, $59 per person: After tendering to Cove Bay, your first stop will be a visit to the Baptist church, built in 1847. Then it's on to the city center for 50 minutes of self-guided
touring. The tour continues to Morgan's Cave where in small groups you will visit the cave. Activity level: Easy Swimming Tour in Johnny Cay, 4 hours, $59 per person: One of the most popular spots in
this lovely archipelago, Johnny Cay offers plenty of opportunity for swimming in crystal-clear waters and relaxing on white sand beaches. Activity level: Moderate Walking and Bird-watching Tour, 3
hours, $59 per person: The San Andres archipelago was designated a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve in 2000. Accompanied by a local, professional guide, you'll observe the birds and fauna of
picturesque San Andres island. Activity level: Moderate
Day 35
Puerto Limon (San Jose), Costa Rica
October 22
Caribbean Train, Eco-cruise and Countryside, 5 hours, $59 per person: Board a restored, vintage open-air train for an exclusive tour of Costa Rica's storied Caribbean region. You'll travel over incredible
landscapes, passing through the banana plantations that provide much of the area's income and stopping to "greet" the sloths, monkeys and other colorful creatures that live here. Activity level: Easy
Sloth Sanctuary and Canoe Adventure, 5 hours, $69 per person: Meet Luis and Judy Arroyo, owners and operators of Aviarios del Caribe, for a tour of this scientific research center. Learn about their
ongoing studies of the flora and fauna in this splendid natural area. Then experience the biodiversity of Costa Rica's rich Caribbean rainforest on a gentle canoe trip down the Estrella River, where
monkeys, sloths, river otters, caiman, myriad birds, butterflies and amphibians add exuberance to the landscape. Activity level: Moderate
Eco-Jungle Cruise & Banana Processing Plant, 5 hours, $49 per person: After a 20 minute ride from the pier to our Moin private dock, board the jungle boats specially designed to cruise in comfort
through the jungle canals, part of a river system, which parallels Costa Rica's Caribbean Coast. The Tortuguero Canals are known as Costa Rica's Amazon because of its surrounding rain forest. The heavy
annual rainfall fills the area with an extremely rich flora and fauna. Here you can see orchids, water lilies and you may spot, birds, monkeys, crocodiles, sloths, and toucans in this unique system of
natural and man-made canals used as waterways for transportation and exploration. Wonderful views of the lush jungle foliage mirrored In the canal's waters will delight your eyes. Wave to friendly natives
In dugout canoes and watch women scrubbing their laundry at the river's edge while children swim along the bank or dive from tall trees. After this exciting boat tour, enjoy complimentary soft drinks,
beers and tropical fruits and the sounds of Calypso Music. Before returning to your ship, a stop will be made at the banana plantation and processing plant for a close up look of this delicious fruit.
Activity level: Moderate
Day 36
Bocas del Toro, Panama
October 23
Boca Del Drago and Changuinola Canal, 4 hours, PRICE?: A scenic trip across Almirante Bay takes you to Boca Del Drago. This pass at the northwestern end of Isla Colon boasts one of the most
beautiful seascapes in Panama. The canal is a good excursion for history buffs and a great opportunity to see wildlife and birds of the area. Activity level: Easy
Bastimentos Cave Exploration, 4.5 hours, PRICE?: Journey by dugout canoe to a vast and virtually unexplored cave system in the Bastimentos National Park. Paddle up a jungle river into the interior of
the island, abundant with wildlife, where you will embark on a short hike to the caves. Activity level: Moderate
Day 37
San Blas Island, Panama
October 24
Day at the Beach, 3.5 hours, $19 per person: Prepare to step back In time as you set foot on the Idyllic Island of Ico Dup, one of the many communities In the extensive archipelago of Kuna Yala, San
Blas Region. The Head of the Island has Invited kunas from other Islands to bring with them their traditional arts and crafts to offer, Includeing the famous "Molas" that are so painstakingly crafted out of
many layers of fabric. Once ashore, take some time to enjoy the crystal waters and white sands, Venture the Island or brows through the many hand crafted Items that are offered by the locals. Activity
level: Moderate
A visit to the cluster of Island of Carti, 1.5 hours, $19 per person: you will start this excursion by taking a 30 min ride by motorized canoes to carti which Is a group of 4 Islands whichh are densely
populated Islands where you can visit Carti Sugtupu to see the Indians going about their daily business. As you explore the Island, you may enter their homes and even take a few photographs, but be
prepared to pay for them as the Kunas are known to be excellent negotiators. On the way back from Carti Sugtupu you will pass the Islands of Carti Yantupu, Carti Tupile and Carti Coiba. Activity level:
Moderate
Day 38
Cristobal, Panama
October 25
Chagres River Adventure and Eco-walk, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: The Chagres River was used by the conquistadors to transport their gold across the Isthmus of Panama en route from Peru to Spain, and
by gold prospectors who attempted to create a short cut from the east coast of the United States to the gold fields of California. The river is now the lifeline of the Panama Canal. Activity level: Easy
Eco-cruise on Gatun Lake, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: This expert guided tour focuses on the culture, history and ecology of this unique natural area. Bring your binoculars and cameras as this is
considered among the world's premier locations for viewing monkeys and other animals in the wild. Activity level: Moderate
Day 39
Fuerte Amador, Panama
October 26
The Shaping of Panama, 4 hours, $59 per person: The Panama Canal, considered by many to be the "Eighth Wonder of the World," certainly is Panama's crowning achievement. Now, this tour takes you
beyond the Canal to discover the amazing history of glory and tragedy that shaped this country, once known as the "Pearl of the Pacific." Activity level: Moderate
Miraflores Locks Observation Center, 3.5 hours, $59 per person: The observation deck of this museum gives you an ideal vantage point to watch the gargantuan ships as they make their way through the
Miraflores Locks of the Panama Canal. Exhibitions at the Center include historical objects, interactive and video presentations and models of the Panama Canal. Activity level: Moderate
Embera Indian Village, 6 hours, $89 per person: Step back 600 years and discover a Central American that only few have experienced. The Embera Indians maintain traditions and practices that date
back to the pre-Spanish era. Activity level: Strenuous
Helicopter Over the Canal, 20 minutes, $209 per person: This unforgettable flight takes you over Old Spanish forts and white sand beaches, above impenetrable tropical jungles and emerald green
islands to culminate with a low level flight along the Panama Canal. Activity level: Easy
Day 40
At Sea, Crossing the Equator
October 27
Day 41
Manta (Quito), Ecuador
October 28
Manta and Montecristi, 4 hours, $49 per person: Your tour starts at Malecon, the ocean drive known for its pleasant breezes. Learn about the Machalilla, Chorrera and Valdivia-the ancient cultures of the
coast-at the charming archeological museum. The oldest signs of human settlement in South America were found along the coastline, south of Manta. Activity level: Moderate
Machalilla National Park, 8 hours, $129 per person: Starting in Manta, you will take the circle road that connects to the coastal way south from the city for a 2-hour drive to the park. Enjoy the lovely
landscape with its stretches of beach, fishermen's villages and the magical figures of the ceibo trees. Note: Includes lunch Activity level: Moderate
Day In Quito, 9 hours, $189 per person: Starting in Manta you will take a 15 min trasfer to the airport and then a 40 min flight to Quito, introducing you to this culturally unique city. As the excursions
leads you through the interesting streets of Quito, the local culture welcomes you with beauty and intrigue. At the end, you will have some free time to buy some souvenirs. You will be transferred back to
the airport for your flight to Manta. Upon arrival at Manta, transfer to the pier. Note: Lunch included Activity level: Moderate
Day 42
At Sea, Pacific Ocean
October 29
Day 43
Salaverry (Trujillo), Peru
October 30
Huaca Dragon and Chan Chan, 4 hours, $59 per person: Discover the 13th century Chimu Empire at two of its most significant sites. The Huaca Dragon is a Chimu ceremonial pyramid known for the
polychrome reliefs that cover its facade. Chan Chan, the ancient Chimu capital, is the largest adobe city in the world-a vast maze of well-preserved streets, canals, terraces and truncated pyramids. Your
tour continues to Huanchaco, an old fishing village where Chimu fishing methods are demonstrated. Activity level: Moderate
Trujillo and Temples, 4 hours, $59 per person: South of Trujillo, beside the Moche River, near Cerro Blanco, you'll visit a 5th century Mochica religious center. You'll see the Temple of the
Sun-considered the largest adobe pyramid in Peru-the Temple of the Moon and the remains of ancient dwellings. On your return, you'll tour the colonial city of Trujillo. Activity level: Moderate
El Brujo Archaeological Complex, 4.5 hours, $69 per person: Private excavations are taking place one hour away from Trujillo, in Huaca Cao Viejo. Here you'll see interesting discoveries from the
Moche culture. Beautiful narrative murals depict earthly and cosmic scenes and the remains of the Mochicas' adobe architecture will enable you to understand one of the most impressive and complex
cultures of the Americas. Activity level: Moderate
Day 44
At Sea, Pacific Ocean
October 31
Day 45-46
Callao (Lima), Peru
November 1
National Museum of Archaeology, Pachacamac Ruins and Paso, 8 hours, $99 per person: Begin with a drive through the Pueblo Libre district to the National Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology,
where you'll see excellent exhibits of pre-Columbian artifacts. Then, you'll drive through the residential districts of San Isidro and Miraflores, and along the Pan-American Highway to the Pachacamac
Pilgrimage Center, built by a pre-Incan civilization around 700 AD as a temple of the Sun God. Activity level: Moderate
Highlights of Lima, 4 hours, $29 per person: This tour gives you an overview of Lima and lets you explore Plaza Mayor, designated as the center of the city by Lima's founder, Spanish conquistador
Francisco Pizarro, in 1535. As you stroll around this attractive square with your guide, you will see the Government Palace and City Hall. Visit the Cathedral, where you will see the gold casket bearing
Pizarro's remains. Note: Flash photography is not permitted within the interiors of the churches. Activity level: Easy
Greatest Collection of Lima, 4 hours, $69 per person: Visit the Amano Museum, noted for its collection of pre-Hispanic Peruvian textiles, mainly from the Chancay Valley (13th to 15th century), including
the great map in relief of the Peruvian cultures. It also has a small collection of ceramics and artifacts from the Kotosh, Chavin, Cupisniquie and Chancay cultures studied by Amano-Horkemeier. Activity
level: Easy
Day 47
General San Martin, Peru
November 3
The Ballestas Islands, 2 hours, $69 per person: Embark your launch directly from the cruise, for a fascinating 2-hour tour to the Ballestas Islands. You'll see the famous Candelabro or Candelabra,
considered the beginning of the Nazca Lines, before you disembark at the Ballestas Islands, where many animal species may be observed. Activity level: Moderate
Mysterious Nazca Lines and Ica Archaeological Museum, 6 hours, $359 per person: It's a 1-hour coach transfer to the city of Ica, where you will meet your aircraft for a flight over the mysterious Nazca
figures and lines. These perfect renderings of animals and plants in incredible dimensions and depth are thought to be the largest astronomical calendar of the world. Activity level: Easy
Paracas National Reserve Trek, 3.5 hours, $39 per person: Located on the peninsula and bay of Paracas, this UNESCO World Heritage Natural Site is the only marine reserve in Peru. In addition to
harboring a wide variety of sea creatures, animals and birds, the reserve encompasses a number of archaeological sites, including one where human remains dating back to 6500 BC have been found.
Activity level: Moderate
A Taste of Peru: The Pisco Route, 4.5 hours, $59 per person: Experience the heart of the Pisco Valley. Visiting traditional "bodegas" you will learn about the Pisco-making process while you taste and
enjoy its different varieties. Activity level: Easy
Day 48
At Sea, Pacific Ocean
November 4
Day 49
Arica, Chile
November 5
City Tour, 4.5 hours, $39 per person: A sampler of the city's most important sites: the old Customs Building, the Cathedral, historic Morro Hill with its museum, the old railway station and the Azapa
Museum. This tour will give you an in-depth understanding of the city's history and traditions. Activity level: Easy
Lauca National Park, 9.5 hours, $69 per person: This trip takes you to one of the most beautiful national parks in the world, where a spectacular array of exotic flora and fauna is waiting to be discovered.
The highlight of the tour is scenic Chungara Lake, surrounded by 6 volcanoes. Note: This tour is not recommended for guests with respiratory or heart problems. Activity level: Moderate
Day 50
Iquique, Chile
November 6
Humberstone Ghost Town, 4 hours, $49 per person: Founded in 1862, Humberstone was one of Chile's most prosperous nitrate mining towns for nearly a century, but when mining operations ceased in
1960 it became a ghost town. Explore the buildings that remain-the church, worker's homes, even the cinema and public swimming pool-and learn about the history of this once-vibrant industrial center.
Activity level: Easy
Day 52
Coquimbo (La Serena), Chile
November 8
City Tour of La Serena and Coquimbo, 5 hours, $59 per person: Begin with a visit to La Herradura Bay, a former fishing town and subject of many a pirate's legend. Continue to La Serena, Chile's second
oldest city, to appreciate its neo-colonial architecture and 18th century churches. You'll stop at the Gabriel Gonzalez Videla Museum and the Archaeological Museum, and end the tour at La Recova,
the popular handicraft market, where you can find locally made souvenirs. Activity level: Easy
Elqui Valley & Wine Tasting, 8.5 hours, $99 per person: Departing from the peir, the tour will head into the most important valley in the fourth Region, Elqui Valley, where the city of Vicuna is located.
The quality of the soil and the beautiful sun allows the farming of different types of grapes, such as the table grapes and those used for "Pisco", a distilled alcoholic beverage with source denomination.
The Elqui Valley enchants by its magnetism and clear skies, selected as one of the world's most important astronomical centers as also considered by many to be a mystical melting pot. During the
excursion we will visit en-route papaya crops, Puclaro Dam, Vicuna Main square, Bauer tower, Vicuna's Church, Motegrande Village, as well as a visit to the local distillery and vineyard, after whichh we
will return to the peir. Note: Includes lunch. Activity level: Moderate
Day 53
Valparaiso (Santiago), Chile
November 9
City Tour of Valparaiso and Vina del Mar, 4 hours, $19 per person: Get an overview of the many attractions that the port city of Valparaiso and the beaches of Vina del Mar have to offer. Typical of
Valparaiso are the houses built on the steep hill slopes and painted in a bright colors. Activity level: Easy
Casablanca Wineries and Chilean Farm, 6 hours, $1199 per person: Enjoy the delights of the Chardonnay Valley. Casablanca has a reputation for producing some of the Chile's best white wines, among
them Chardonnay. After visiting one fine local winery, wine tasting included, we continue to "Purocaballo", a typical central valley farm, and enjoy a horse exhibition. Local lunch (barbecue) will be
served. Activity level: Easy
Day 54
At Sea, Pacific Ocean
November 10
Day 55
Puerto Montt, Chile
November 11
Puerto Montt and Frutillar, 4.5 hours, $89 per person: Passing through the center of the city with its typical square and the cathedral that is the region's oldest building, you will first stop at an observation
point for a magnificent view of the city, Tenglo Island and the Tenglo Channel. Then it's on to Puerto Varas, "The City of Roses," overlooking Lago Llanquihue, Chile's second largest lake, where the
reflections of the eternally snow-covered volcanoes Osorno and Calbuco are mirrored in the clear waters. Activity level: Moderate
Petrohue Waterfalls, 8 hours, $89 per person: Leaving Puerto Varas on the main highway, you will first drive along Lago Llanquihue and pass through the village of Ensenada. The scenery becomes
increasingly enthralling with each mile, passing lush green countryside, ox-plowed fields, and weather-beaten clapboard barns and churches. Arrive at Lake Todo's los Santos for a 45-minute stroll.
Continuing on to Petrohue Falls, a gleaming succession of blue rapids against a backdrop of mountains, including nearby Osorno Volcano. Here, you will stop for approximately 30 minutes to walk the
pathways and trails, taking in the gorgeous views of the rapids, waterfalls, mountains and natural wilderness. Boarding the coach, you will drive to Puerto Varas. Lunch will be served at a quaint local inn.
After lunch, time to discover Puerto Varas and its handcrafted market. Drive back to Puerto Montt, where the guide will point out some of the city's most notable landmarks. Watch for the Main Square
with its neo-classical cathedral adorned with three imposing towers. Before arriving to the peir, a brief stop will be made at the Angelmo Handcraft Market for those who wish to purchase souvenirs and
walk back to the peir. Please note: It is essential that you wear warm, layered clothing in order to fully enjoy and participate in this excursion. Activity level: Moderate
Photo Safari to the Osorno Volcano, 8.5 hours, $139: In an area dotted by lakes, woods and volcanoes, the Osorno Volcano can be seen from as far as 20 miles south of Puerto Montt and up to the town
of Osorno, some 150 miles to the north. You'll visit Puerto Varas, "The City of Roses," at Lago Llanquihue and skirt the southern shores of the lake to the village of Ensenada, situated beside the wild
Petrohue River Rapids-a symphony of color, sound and nature-before taking the somewhat bumpy road to the Osorno Volcano. Activity level: Strenuous
Alerce Forest & the Settlers Musume, 5 hours, $139 per person: Depart from the port at agreed time to the Lahuen Nadi Forest whichh is the last stand of Alerce Trees in the Lake Distric's central valley
and just 8 miles from Puerto Montt. The National Forest Corporation, Conaf, protects the eco-system and promotes ecotourism in Chie's national parks, includeing this 200-hectares alerce forest. The
alerce tree, native of southern Chile, was declared a national heritage in 1976. It is illegal to harvest or destroy the trees whichh have a 3,000 year life span. Today you will discover the Lahuen Nadi
Park on a one-hour eco walk through its beautiful landscapes. Afterwards, drive to Nuave Braunau to visit the Colonization Museum. The museum is located in an old barn farm and shows a private
collection of settlers' items, some of which have never available to the public before. Completing this tour, visit Puerto Varas, the city of Roses, where you will have time to stroll the main square and
browse at the handcrafted booths. Before arriving at the pier, a breif stop at the Angelmo Handcraft MArket for passengers who wish to purchase souvenirs and walk back to the pier. Please note: It is
essential that you wear warm, layered clothing and comfortable walking shoes in order to fully enjoy and participate in this excursion. Activity level: Moderate
Day 56
Puerto Chacabuco, Chile
November 12
Aiken Park, 4 hours, $89 per person: A truly magnificent tour where your guests will be able to trek surrounded by native wood. The park has a reasonable infrastructure with small signs describing the flora
and fauna. Included in this tour is a cocktail event within the park itself. Your guests will enjoy being in the midst of this beautiful forest. Note Lunch included. Activity level: Easy
Skirting the Simpson River, 4.5 hours, $29 per person: After visiting the small town of Aysen, the tour continues to the Simpson Valley, where you will delight in dense rain forest, displaying the local flora
and fauna in a most spectacular way. The tour stops at the Cascada de la Virgen (Virgin Waterfall), where you can walk through this sub-Andean forest. Then it's time to sample a pisco sour at a local
spot along the Simpson River. Activity level: Easy
Day 59
Puerto Natales, Chile
November 15
Torres del Paine National Park, 10 hours, $99 per person: The excursion runs from Puerto Natales to the Torres del Paine National Park. After covering 37 miles and bordering Figueroa's Lagoon, you will
have the chance to catch a glimpse of the condors landing at Villa Castillo. The trip continues through the local pampas, surrounded by glacial moraine. Note: Includes lunch Activity level: Strenuous
Puerto Natales and Surroundings, 3.5 hours, $39: From the Puerto Natales pier, located on the shore of the Senoret Channel in Ultima Esperanza fjord, you will travel by coach to the city's best
sightseeing point to get an overall view of the fjord, its mountains and glaciers. Then you will make your way to Milodon Cave Natural Monument, 15 miles to the northwest. Activity level: Moderate
Day 60
Punta Arenas, Chile
November 16
Penguin Colony at Otway Sound, 4.5 hours, $49 per person: The Magellan penguins return to this spot, about 37 miles north of Punta Arenas, every year between October and March to lay their eggs
and raise their young. At the site, you will walk approximately 1.25 miles to the center of a natural reserve filled with penguin burrows to watch the comic antics of these delightful and defenseless
creatures at close range. Activity level: Moderate
Ecological Circuit of the Magellan Forest Reserve, 4 hours, $39 per person: The Magellan Forest Reserve is located about 5 miles west of Punta Arenas. The park has a path, suitable for trekking, from
which you can admire the unspoiled beauty of the native flora, such as the hardwood lenga and coigue trees, and other regional plants, including native berries, calceolarias and berberis. Activity level:
Moderate
Fly Fishing at Laguna Parrillar Rorest Reserve, 5 hours, $249 per person: Passengers will be met at the pier to start the excursion to Laguna Parrillar Forest Reserve, This special place Is Ideal for people
who want to enjoy life In the open air and for those who love fly fishing. In this location guests can find the beautiful trout species of Fontinalis trout. Activity level: Moderate
Day 61
Scenic Cruising
November 17
Strait of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile Scenic Cruising Cockburn and Beagle Channels.
Day 62
At Sea, Drake Passage
November 18
Day 63-65
Antarctica
November 19-21
Day 66
At Sea, Drake Passage
November 22
Day 67
Flight from Ushuaia to Santiago
November 23
Ushuaia National Park, 3 hours, $49 per person: Starting from the pier, you'll head southwest, passing Mount Susana, giant witness of the work done by prisoners during the 1930s. The tour continues to
Ensenada Bay from where you will have excellent views of the islands of Rodonda and Estorbo. Activity level: Moderate
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Reykjavik, Iceland
September 17 Pre-Cruise Excursion
The Golden Circle, 8 hours, $129 per person: Take a morning drive over Hellisheidi plateau to Hveragerdi, where you'll visit the extraordinary greenhouses heated by natural thermal water. Visit the
volcanic crater at Kerid and Skalholt, site of an ancient bishopric. Continue to Gulfoss, the Golden Waterfall, where thousands of tons of icy water thunder majestically down in twin falls. Then on to
Geysir, which has given its name to hot springs all over the world, and Stokkur, one of the most active geysers in the area, spouting up to 30 meters. Activity level: Moderate
Ice and Fire, Glaciers and Volcanoes, 4 hours, $389 per person: This unforgettable journey examines Iceland's sharply contrasting natural features. Experience the view over the Tindfjallajokull and
Eyjafjallajokull glaciers, then visit Hekla, the most famous of Iceland's volcanoes. Other places of interest en route include Thingvellir, site of the world's oldest parliament, the Gullfoss "Golden
Waterfall," Thorsmork Nature Reserve, the rhyolite peaks of Landmannalaugar and Geysir-one of the world's outstanding geothermal areas. Activity level: Easy
Jeep Safari Hot and Cold, 8 hours, $259 per person: You'll depart from Reykjavik and enter the rough mountain tracks of Hellisheioi to explore the fascinating thermal activity of the ancient Hengill
volcano. After a short walk between the boiling hot springs and bubbling mud pools you'll continue to the greenhouse village of Hverageroi. Stop for lunch in a small fishing village before heading
toward the Reykjanes peninsula, where you'll look for seals on the black beach of the Atlantic coast. Activity level: Moderate
Day 2
Heimaey, Iceland
September 19
Coach Tour, 2 hours, $59 per person: A motorcoach tour around the island of Heimaey is unforgettable. You will visit the volcanic crater that was formed during the 1973 eruption, where the ground is
still hot and you can feel the volcanic heat rising from the "hot spots" near the crater. Activity level: Easy
Boat Tour, 1.5 hours, $59 per person: Take a scenic boat tour to the outer island of Ellioaey, passing rugged cliffs abundant with bird life. Then cruise into the sea caves, where you'll be treated to live
music in the caves-a fascinating experience. Activity level: Easy
Day 3
At Sea, Atlantic Ocean
September 20
Day 4
Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
September 21
Lewis and The Callanish Stones, 3.5 hours, $59 per person: Stornoway is situated in the Western Isles, one of Britain's most beautiful and remote areas. The 130-mile-long chain of islands lies to the
northwest of Scotland, on the edge of Europe and bordering the wide Atlantic Ocean. Steeped in history, the islands have been inhabited for over 6,000 years. Activity level: Moderate
Black House Village and Carloway Broch, 3 hours, $49 per person: On the exposed Atlantic coast of the Isle of Lewis the black house village of Gearrannan lies steeped in history and sited in a
environment of outstanding physical beauty. Since 1989 a local community trust has been painstakingly restoring the once derelict buildings and croft land to recreate an authentic settlement. Activity
level: Moderate
Day 5
Oban, Scotland
September 22
Inveraray, 4.5 hours, $79 per person: Visit the 18th century castle that is the ancestral home of the Duke of Argyll, head of the Campbell clan. A bastion of natural heritage, the castle is among the
earliest examples of Gothic revival in Britain; its fairytale exterior belies the grandeur of its gracious interior, which reflects the varied décor styles through the years. Activity level: Moderate
Loch Panorama and Arduaine Garden, 3.5 hours, $79 per person: Departing from Oban, you will travel down the coast toward Loch Melford. Along the way, the Arduaine peninsula offers green scenery
and wooded valleys combined with wonderful panoramas of lochs. Activity level: Moderate
Day 6
Londonderry, Northern Ireland
September 23
Giant's Causeway and North Antrim Coast, 4 hours, $129 per person: The Giant's Causeway, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is one of the world's great natural wonders: some 40,000 black basalt columns
protruding from the sea. From the tour coach parking area, you can walk down the paved pathway (steep in parts) or take the shuttle bus to view the columns. Activity level: Moderate
Donegal Scenic Drive and Country Pub, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: Travel through unspoiled countryside, full of fuchsia hedges and whitewashed cottages. Peaceful vistas of neat farms and grazing
livestock backed by fertile hillsides are delightful reminders of the region's scenic charms. Activity level: Easy
Day 7
Douglas, Isle of Man, United Kingdom
September 24
Victorian Railways and Snaefell, 4 hours, $59 per person: Travel around the Promenade fronting Douglas Bay to the station of the Manx Electric Railway-the longest of Britain's vintage narrow-gauge
lines. The railway celebrated its centenary in 1993 and, astonishingly, still depends on original Victorian and Edwardian technology. Activity level: Easy
The Story of Mann, 4 hours, $69 per person: The Island's great mythological sea god, Manannan, welcomes you to his Kingdom. Manannan's ability to shroud the Isle of Man in his cloak of mist to
defend it from its enemies means that today you are able to explore a historic landscape that is unique in the British Isles. Activity level: Moderate
Day 8
Cork, Ireland
September 25
Blarney Castle and Panoramic Cork, 4 hours, $69 per person: A sense of history prevails as you come ashore at Cobh. You'll start your tour at the pier, where, from 1845 to 1851, 1.5 million Irish citizens
left behind the hardship and famine to seek out new lives in America. The pier would have virtually been their last view of Ireland as they sailed away. Blarney has remained one of the most legendary
places in Ireland, nestled in breathtaking scenery and rich in folklore, nostalgia and legend. To visit Blarney Castle is to step back in time, and to feel the enchantment of a view from the entrance gate
sets the scene immediately, with fine vistas of parkland crowned by Blarney castle rising up in all its ancient splendour, framed by clumps of trees. Note: There is a lot walking involved at Blarney Castle,
and the steps leading to the Blarney stone are narrow and steep. Activity level: Strenuous
Waterford, Viking Capital, 9.5 hours, $59 per person: Founded in 1853 by the Vikings, and later extended by the Anglo-Normans, Waterford is set in a commanding position near the estuary of the River
Suir. It became southeast Ireland's main seaport, and from the 18th century the city's prosperity was ensured by local industries, including the glassworks for which Waterford is famous. Your scenic route
on this tour will take you across the southeast corner of Ireland, which is blessed with the country's warmest climate. Landscapes of gently rolling hills have been tamed by centuries of cultivation, with
lush farmland, imposing medieval castles and great houses enhancing the region's atmosphere of prosperity. Activity level: Moderate
Day 9
Galway, Ireland
September 26
Leisurely Scenic Drive and Aughnanure Castle, 4 hours, $69 per person: A delightful scenic morning tour combining a brief look at Galway, and traveling through impressive country scenery. This is the
heart of Connaught, Ireland's historic western province. Activity level: Moderate
Cliffs of Moher, The Burren Landscape and Aillwee Cave, 7 hours, $129 per person: County Galway and its southern neighbor County Clare are areas of amazing contrasts. Galway dominates the very
heart of the west coast, and the city that gave its name to the surrounding county is a former Norman settlement and medieval trading post. Clare has an abundance of visual riches from the River
Shannon to the rugged Atlantic coastline. You'll see part of both counties during this tour. Activity level: Moderate
Day 10-13
At Sea, Atlantic Ocean
September 27-30
Day 14
St. John's, Newfoundland
October 1
Old St. John's and Cape Spear, 4 hours, $39 per person: St. John's boasts a beautiful and busy harbor, whose history dates back to 1497. Visit Signal Hill where Marconi received the first transatlantic
wireless signal. You will see an interesting mixture of architecture-brightly colored wooden houses, stone churches and the Basilica of St. John the Baptist. Activity level: Moderate
Landscapes of St. John's Photography Tour, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: Join a renowned local photographer and explore some of the landscapes and seascapes of St. John's, Newfoundland, the first city
of the new world. Colorful architecture, dramatic coastal landscapes, hills and valleys, plus lush forest trails will all serve as a backdrop as you review photographic composition and content. Bring your
camera-conventional or digital-and prepare to capture some Newfoundland memories. Activity level: Easy
Land & Sea Scientific Discovery, 3.5 hours, $59 per person: St. John's Harbor was the summer home to many European fishermen in 1497, but its first permanent settlers were the British who arrived in
the mid-1700s. The city's architecture is a pleasant blend of colorful wooden houses, stately stone and brick churches, colonial buildings and modern commercial structures. All await your discovery on
this brief excursion by air-conditioned motor coach. Being your exploration with a visit to the shores of Long Pond in the heart of Pippy Park. A series of nine panoramic viewing windows give visitors a
chance to see the secrete underwater life of a river. This is the only year round public Fluvarium in North America. Also display exhibits related to freshwater ecology? Live exhibits displaying frogs,
toads, eels, freshwater fish and invertebrates. Your exploration continues with a short motor coach ride to the Johnson GEO Centre showing the amazing life-story of our planet, through the remarkable
geology of Newfoundland and Labrador. The Johnson GEO Centre tells the story of "Our Earth and Our People" by making great use of the geology of our province. The large, glass-encased entry is the
only part of the building above ground. Most of the 33,600 sq. ft. of floor space is underground - right inside of solid rock walls, whichh for more than 550 million years have witnessed the story of our
Earth. Those walls are there to see and touch, and reveal the secrete of the creation of lands and seas, mountains and rivers, and the cause of earthquakes, volcanoes, tidal waves, and the ice ages.
Activity level: Easy-Moderate
Day 15
Saint-Pierre and Miquelon
October 2
Ile aux Marins: A Tour to Sailor's Island, 2 hours, $49 per person: Discover Canada's seafaring past, thanks to a 15-year restoration program and the dedication of the people of Ile aux Marins (Sailor's
Island). This island, situated at the entrance to the Port of Saint-Pierre, bears witness to a rough-and-ready, fascinating maritime history. Activity level: Moderate
Rum Runners & Bootleggers, 2 hours, $59 per person: Through this guided walking tour, you will learn about "the Golden Age of the Prohibition". With full explanations from the guide, exhibition visits, a
brief slide show and a walking tour downtown Saint Pierre, you will explore time 85 years ago when the Archipelago was made prosperous by the alcohol trade with the rest of North America. Included: A
"Volstead on the Rock" cocktail & two museum admissions. Activity level: Moderate
Day 16
Sydney, Nova Scotia
October 3
Scenic Cabot Trail, 8.5 hours, $99 per person: The Cabot Trail reveals vistas that inspired Alexander Graham Bell to observe, "I have traveled around the globe. I have seen the Canadian and American
Rockies, the Andes and the Alps, and the Highlands of Scotland; but for simply beauty, Cape Breton outrivals them all." Activity level: Easy
Black Gold-A Cape Breton Coal Mine Experience, 4 hours, $59 per person: Learn about the hard life of a miner on this interactive tour of the Cape Breton Miners Museum. A 30-minute motor coach trip
brings you to the museum. A highlight of your visit is sure to be the adventure of touring the Ocean Deeps Colliery, an actual underground coal mine located beneath the building. Activity level:
Moderate
Louisbourg Fortress-The Inside Story, 6 hours, $179 per person: This is a unique opportunity to experience life during the 1744 French settlement of Canada, with a behind-the-scenes visit to North
America's premier historic reconstruction-the authentically recreated fortress of Louisbourg. After a 40-minute drive, your visit to the fortress will include a brief overview and walking tour of the site. Note:
Lunch Is Included. Activity level: Moderate
Day 17
Halifax, Nova Scotia
October 4
Peggy's Cove Lighthouse Route, 3.5 hours, $29 per person: A beautiful coastal drive takes you past picturesque coastal villages and inlets to the rugged fishing community of Peggy's Cove. With its
breathtaking location on a narrow, coastal inlet characterized by wave-worn granite boulders and crashing surf, this charming little village is one of Canada's most photographed sites. Activity level: Easy
Titanic Tour - The Halifax Connection, 3 hours, $39 per person: Your tour encompasses all aspects of Halifax's connection to the sinking of the Titanic, including the historic pier from which cable ships
were dispatched to pick up victims, the churches, temporary morgue sites, and Fairview Cemetery, where rows of gravestones mark the final resting place of 121 victims. At the Maritime Museum of the
Atlantic, you'll see an excellent permanent exhibit on the disaster and the only intact Titanic deck chair in the world. Activity level: Easy
Biking tour of Eastern Shore, 5 hours, $89 per person: Explore the beauty of Nova Scotia's rugged and pristine Eastern Shore by bicycle. Your local guide will offer an entertaining commentary on the
facts and history of the area as you make your way by bus to the Eastern Shore. Meet your experienced cycling guide at the start of the scenic trail, where you will be fitted with a modern 24-speed hybrid
bike and helmet. After a safety briefing, you will receive a brochure providing background information on the area, and specific route directions and map for the bike trip portion. Now you're on your way!
Converted from an abandoned railway bed, the trail surface provides a flat and easy riding experience for novice cyclists. Your excursion will take you past beautiful marsh areas, rich in wildlife, with a
view of the water all around you for most of the journey. Travel through the Kuhn Conservation Area, which has a colorful history and abundant wildlife. Your guide will provide interpretive talks on these
subjects at designated rest stops, where photo opportunities are plentiful. Start at lawrencetown Beach, on the Atlantic Ocean, where you can stroll along the ocean front, before bike fitting orientation.
At trail's end arrive at Fisherman's Cove, a working fishing village where fishing boats mingle with handicraft shops and seafood restaurants. Time for shopping and lunch on your own will be offered
before heading back to the pier. Activity level: Moderate
Day 18
Bar Harbor, Maine
October 5
Ocean Trail Hike and Acadia National Park, 4 hours, $79 per person: This casual and invigorating 90-minute walk along Acadia's famous Ocean Trail is an excellent way to take in the sights, sounds and
smells of the New England coastline. Your tour begins with a short ride along the Park Loop Road, to your departure point for the Ocean Trail Hike. Activity level: Moderate
Kayak Adventure, 2.5 hours, $39 per person: Enjoy the sites from the unique perspective of a sea kayak. Your 2-hour journey through Frenchman Bay begins with a brief orientation by a registered Maine
Guide. Life jackets will be provided. Activity level: Moderate
Day 19
Gloucester, Massachusetts
October 6
Historic Boston and Cambridge, 8 hours, $99 per person: Enjoy a full day tour to historic Boston and Cambridge to see the scenic highlights, visit the Old North Church, stroll through Harvard Yard and
snap a photograph of Old Ironsides on this panoramic, narrated city tour. You will also have free time to explore Faneuil Hall/Quincy Market on your own. Activity level: Easy
Whale Watching Tour, 3 hours, $39 per person: Board the fastest whale watch boat in Gloucester and enjoy a smooth ride aboard a spacious new vessel to see the greatest mammals on earth. Reaching
speeds of 30 knots, it will take about one hour (each way) to reach the feeding grounds where you will spend about one hour with the whales: Moderate
Day 20
Oak Bluffs, Martha's Vineyard, Massachusetts
October 7
Martha's Vineyard Island Tours, 3.5 hours, $39 per person: Enjoy a fully narrated tour with state-licensed drivers who are also professional guides. The towns on Martha's Vineyard offer surprising diversity,
each with its own character and personality. Activity level: Easy
Very Special Campground, 1.5 hours, $19 per person: Your tour begins at the Tabernacle where, in 1834, the first prayer meetings that would lead to the development of the Methodist Campground were
held. A one-hour walking tour of the Campground explains the development of this historic community of characteristic "gingerbread" cottages, many of which have been in the same families for
generations. Activity level: Easy
Bicycle Tour, 3 hours, $49 per person: You will meet your guide at the dock where you will be set up and split into groups. You will be provided with: Helmets, Rear side bags, Locks and Maps. This
Bicycle tour will depart the harbor and right through the camp ground. You will pass Our Lady of the Sea Church, Inkwell Beach, Sarsons Island, Felix Neck, Robin Cooks House. You will have the option
to walk into the commercial district of Edgartown. Activity level: Moderate
Day 21
Newport, Rhode Island
October 8
The Vanderbilts' Newport, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: Commodore Cornelius Vanderbilt established the family fortune in steamships and later in the New York Central Railroad. On this tour you will learn
about the family empire and visit two of the grand Vanderbilt family villas. Activity level: Moderate
Newport Cliff Walk and The Breakers, 3 hours, $69 per person: Enjoy a combination of nature, ocean and mansion as this tour takes you along a portion of the spectacular Cliff Walk trail followed by a
visit to one of Newport's elegant mansions. Activity level: Moderate
Day 22
New York, New York
October 9
At leisure: Choose your own adventure in the "city that never sleeps." There's much to see and do, from landmarks such as the Statue of Liberty and the Empire State Building to New York's lively ethnic
neighborhoods and world-class shopping.
Day 23
At Sea, Atlantic Ocean
October 10
Day 24
Charleston, South Carolina
October 11
Historic Charleston Carriage Tour, 3 hours, $39 per person: Enjoy the sights of Charleston the way your ancestors did, aboard a horse-drawn carriage. This leisurely ride through narrow streets and
alleyways carries you past carefully restored 18th and 19th century homes and buildings. Activity level: Easy
Middleton Place Tour with Carriage Ride, 4.5 hours, $119 per person: Journey down live oak canopied roads to Middleton Place, a Registered National Historic Landmark and the plantation home of the
Middleton family since 1741. Activity level: Moderate
Cape Romain National Wildlife Refuge and Historic Charleston Expedition, 6.5 hours, $139 per person: Charleston's first settlers landed at Bulls Island, today part of the vast Cape Romain National
Wildlife Refuge. On this excursion you will journey to Garris Landing where the passenger ferry will take you to this 6-mile-long island refuge for endangered species such as the red wolf, bald eagle and
loggerhead sea turtle. Activity level: Strenuous
Discover Charleston's Unique District, 3 hours, $59 per person: Tour Charleston, one of the South's most beautiful and historic cities. Highlights include the College of Charleston, Harleston Village, the
Citadel military college and Charleston's famous Battery, with its elegant townhouses built by planters and merchants in the 18th and 19th centuries. Activity level: Moderate
Day 25
Savannah, Georgia
October 12
Private Historic Overview Tour, 1.5 hours, $29 per person: Founded in 1733, Savannah is one of America's finest preserved cities and a true jewel of the South. Enjoy a comprehensive guided tour of one
of the largest National Urban Historic Landmark Districts in the United States. Activity level: Easy
The Paula Deen Tour, 4 hours, $69 per person: Take a peek into the life of famous southern cooking entrepreneur, Paul Deen. Visit a few of the shops that Paula frequented, and still showcases, on her
way to establishing one of the most popular restaurants in Savannah, The Lady and Sons. Activity level: Easy
Day 26
Port Canaveral, Florida
October 13
Kennedy Space Center and Lunch with an Astronaut, 8 hours, $99 per person: The day becomes an odyssey as you experience the Thrilling past, present and future of America's space program. This
tour begins with a short ride to the Kennedy Space Center on Board an exclusive Kennedy Space Center coach. En route, your guide briefs you on your Florida Space Coast visit, and then escort you
around the wonderful exhibits. During this time you have the opportunity to touch a piece of Mars, explore a full size Shuttle replica and enjoy an IMAX presentation. Then stroll through the world's only
Rocket Garden!! By this time you will be ready for lunch, hosted by a real-life Astronaut where you will have an opportunity for questions and a photo! After lunch board an exclusive coach for a tour of
NASA restricted areas. Ride out to the Space Shuttle Launch pads, closer than regular guests are allowed, drive by one of the largest buildings in the world, the impressive Vehicle Assembly Building
(VAB), and visit the award-winning Apollo/Saturn V Center. At the Apollo/Saturn V Center, relive the launch of Apollo 8 then explore an actual Saturn V rocket-one of the only three in the world! Then
enjoy a front-row seat in the Luna Theater as man lands on the moon. Lastly it's back to the Kennedy Space Center Visitor Complex to re-board your coach back to the ship. Activity level: Easy
Wildlife Pontoon Lagoon Cruise, 4 hours, $69 per person: Explore Florida's natural habitats as you cruise along, in safety and comfort, aboard the Miss Ariel, a custom-built, 30-passenger pontoon boat.
This 2- to 2.5-hour tour is a great cruising adventure on the Indian River Lagoon. Activity level: Easy
Day 27
At Sea, Atlantic Ocean
October 14
Day 28
Key West, Florida
October 15
Kayak Nature Tour, 1.5 hours, $49 per person: Come enjoy a leisurely and informative Guided Nature Kayak Tour in the mangrove creeks and beautiful shallow waters of Key West. Your trip will begin
with a ride along the Atlantic Ocean, past the beaches, to the marina. There your guide will outfit you with a life jacket, paddle, bottle of water, and basic paddling instructions. You may choose from
single or double recreational kayaks. The 1 hour and 45 min kayak adventure will begin near the Gulf of Mexico, and will lead you through the winding sheltered mangrove creeks to the Atlantic Ocean,
where your guide will identify and describe the creatures above and below the waters of the keys. The shallow, clear waters allow for easy viewing of sea life. Common sightings include conch shells, sea
cucumbers, sea stars, sponges, nurse sharks, tropical fish and even the occasional manatee, sting ray, and octopus. For the bird lovers, you can enjoy the frequent sightings of herons, egrets and ibis, the
inspiration for John Audobon's etchings of the 1800's. Your return transportation will take you back around the Gulf side of Key West, to your ship. So you will have seen the entire island of Key West, as
well as have paddled from the Gulf to the Atlantic! Activity level: Moderate
Catamaran Reef Snorkel Trip, 3.5 hours, $39 per person: Board a luxurious custom-built 65-foot Fury Catamaran for a sail to North America's only living coral reef, where you'll discover a spectacular
array of marine life. Your catamaran is equipped with a "stairway to the sea," shaded lounge area, large sundeck, freshwater showers and bathrooms. First-class snorkeling gear and professional instruction
are provided. Activity level: Moderate
Conch Tour Train of Key, 1.5 hours, $39 per person: The Conch Tour Train is one of Florida's most popular attractions, and for good reason. The expert engineers, and friendly staff have delighted over
10 million guests with the legends and lore of this charming tropical paradise. Join the Conch Tour Train on a 'train ride' through time. Be taken back to the days before civilization when fierce Indians
left their enemy's bones to bleach In a tropical wilderness naming the Island Bone Key. Explore a lush, tropical Island, and discover the charm and grace of one of America's most unique architectural
pleasures. Get to know characters like John James Audubon, Ernest Hemingway, and Harry S Truman and, like them, become captivated by the magic that Is Key West. Activity level: Moderate
Day 29
At Sea, Caribbean Sea
October 16
Day 30
Belize City, Belize
October 17
Cave Tubing and Rainforest Exploration, 6.5 hours, $59 per person: A drive 6 miles into the rainforest takes you to the fabulous Cave's Branch of the Sibun River, where, after a briefing by your guides,
you'll splash into the cool waters of the Sibun River aboard your flotation tube-caving light on your forehead-and float lazily downstream through limestone caverns that were carved by the Sibun River
before the dawn of mankind. Lunch will be served at the Balam Ha restaurant. Activity level: Moderate
Goff's Caye Snorkeling, 4 hours, $49 per person: Snorkel right off the beach on this tiny coral island just 12 miles east of Belize City and situated right on top of a stunning barrier reef. Activity level:
Moderate
Tikal, 7.5 hours, $339 per person: Begin with a 50-minute flight to Peten, Guatemala, soaring above the region's beautiful lakes. Upon arrival in Peten, you'll travel by coach along lovely Lago Peten Itza
and up the mountain for a 3-hour tour of Tikal, with its temples, restored plaza, stelae and other excavated structures of the ancient Mayans. Lunch is served at the site. Activity level: Moderate
Day 31
Santo Tomas de Castilla, Guatemala
October 18
Rio Dulce and Quirigua National Archaeological Park, 10 hours, $139 per person: Rio Dulce is one of the most important ecological reserves and protected areas of Guatemala. Your tour begins with a
boat trip through breathtaking river gorges amid lush vegetation that harbors a remarkable variety of wildlife. Lunch is served at Hotel Catamaran, on the river's edge. Activity level: Moderate
Quirigua National Archaeological Park, 4.5 hours, $119 per person: Drive from Puerto Santo Tomas de Castilla to Quirigua National Archaeological Park. Listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site
because of its outstanding Mayan monuments, Quirigua is noted for its fine stelae, some measuring up to 35 feet in height and weighing up to 1,000 tons, carved with figures and hieroglyphs on all four
sides. Activity level: Moderate
Day 32
Roatan, Honduras
October 19
Dolphin Encounter and Tabyana Beach Party, full day, $129 per person: Have you ever dreamed of meeting a dolphin face to face? This is possible at the Rotan's Institute for Marine Science. Upon
arrival to the facility, you will take a short boat ride over to Bailey's Key - home to our resident bottlenose dolphins. You will be breifed by the faculty and then your experiencee of a lifetime will begin.
You will enter into the waist deep water of the surrounding ocean in small groups with your trainer where your dolphin awaits you. You will be introduced to your dolphin and learn about their physiology
while touching and stroking the animal. Next, you will be given the opportunity to get your hugs and kisses. Once your encounter ends you will be transported back over to the main grounds of Anthony's
Key Resort where you can purchase photos of this unforgettable experience and some shopping. Then its off to bask in the sun at Rotan's most pristine beach - Tabyana Beach. Here you can relax at the
waters edge or retreat to the shade of the tropical vegetation that surrounds you. So, come and be prepared to experience timeless adventures that you are sure to never forget. Activity level: Moderate
Day 33
At Sea, Caribbean Sea
October 20
Day 34
San Andres Island, Colombia
October 21
City and Island Tour, 3 hours, $59 per person: After tendering to Cove Bay, your first stop will be a visit to the Baptist church, built in 1847. Then it's on to the city center for 50 minutes of self-guided
touring. The tour continues to Morgan's Cave where in small groups you will visit the cave. Activity level: Easy Swimming Tour in Johnny Cay, 4 hours, $59 per person: One of the most popular spots in
this lovely archipelago, Johnny Cay offers plenty of opportunity for swimming in crystal-clear waters and relaxing on white sand beaches. Activity level: Moderate Walking and Bird-watching Tour, 3
hours, $59 per person: The San Andres archipelago was designated a UNESCO World Biosphere Reserve in 2000. Accompanied by a local, professional guide, you'll observe the birds and fauna of
picturesque San Andres island. Activity level: Moderate
Day 35
Puerto Limon (San Jose), Costa Rica
October 22
Caribbean Train, Eco-cruise and Countryside, 5 hours, $59 per person: Board a restored, vintage open-air train for an exclusive tour of Costa Rica's storied Caribbean region. You'll travel over incredible
landscapes, passing through the banana plantations that provide much of the area's income and stopping to "greet" the sloths, monkeys and other colorful creatures that live here. Activity level: Easy
Sloth Sanctuary and Canoe Adventure, 5 hours, $69 per person: Meet Luis and Judy Arroyo, owners and operators of Aviarios del Caribe, for a tour of this scientific research center. Learn about their
ongoing studies of the flora and fauna in this splendid natural area. Then experience the biodiversity of Costa Rica's rich Caribbean rainforest on a gentle canoe trip down the Estrella River, where
monkeys, sloths, river otters, caiman, myriad birds, butterflies and amphibians add exuberance to the landscape. Activity level: Moderate
Eco-Jungle Cruise & Banana Processing Plant, 5 hours, $49 per person: After a 20 minute ride from the pier to our Moin private dock, board the jungle boats specially designed to cruise in comfort
through the jungle canals, part of a river system, which parallels Costa Rica's Caribbean Coast. The Tortuguero Canals are known as Costa Rica's Amazon because of its surrounding rain forest. The heavy
annual rainfall fills the area with an extremely rich flora and fauna. Here you can see orchids, water lilies and you may spot, birds, monkeys, crocodiles, sloths, and toucans in this unique system of
natural and man-made canals used as waterways for transportation and exploration. Wonderful views of the lush jungle foliage mirrored In the canal's waters will delight your eyes. Wave to friendly natives
In dugout canoes and watch women scrubbing their laundry at the river's edge while children swim along the bank or dive from tall trees. After this exciting boat tour, enjoy complimentary soft drinks,
beers and tropical fruits and the sounds of Calypso Music. Before returning to your ship, a stop will be made at the banana plantation and processing plant for a close up look of this delicious fruit.
Activity level: Moderate
Day 36
Bocas del Toro, Panama
October 23
Boca Del Drago and Changuinola Canal, 4 hours, PRICE?: A scenic trip across Almirante Bay takes you to Boca Del Drago. This pass at the northwestern end of Isla Colon boasts one of the most
beautiful seascapes in Panama. The canal is a good excursion for history buffs and a great opportunity to see wildlife and birds of the area. Activity level: Easy
Bastimentos Cave Exploration, 4.5 hours, PRICE?: Journey by dugout canoe to a vast and virtually unexplored cave system in the Bastimentos National Park. Paddle up a jungle river into the interior of
the island, abundant with wildlife, where you will embark on a short hike to the caves. Activity level: Moderate
Day 37
San Blas Island, Panama
October 24
Day at the Beach, 3.5 hours, $19 per person: Prepare to step back In time as you set foot on the Idyllic Island of Ico Dup, one of the many communities In the extensive archipelago of Kuna Yala, San
Blas Region. The Head of the Island has Invited kunas from other Islands to bring with them their traditional arts and crafts to offer, Includeing the famous "Molas" that are so painstakingly crafted out of
many layers of fabric. Once ashore, take some time to enjoy the crystal waters and white sands, Venture the Island or brows through the many hand crafted Items that are offered by the locals. Activity
level: Moderate
A visit to the cluster of Island of Carti, 1.5 hours, $19 per person: you will start this excursion by taking a 30 min ride by motorized canoes to carti which Is a group of 4 Islands whichh are densely
populated Islands where you can visit Carti Sugtupu to see the Indians going about their daily business. As you explore the Island, you may enter their homes and even take a few photographs, but be
prepared to pay for them as the Kunas are known to be excellent negotiators. On the way back from Carti Sugtupu you will pass the Islands of Carti Yantupu, Carti Tupile and Carti Coiba. Activity level:
Moderate
Day 38
Cristobal, Panama
October 25
Chagres River Adventure and Eco-walk, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: The Chagres River was used by the conquistadors to transport their gold across the Isthmus of Panama en route from Peru to Spain, and
by gold prospectors who attempted to create a short cut from the east coast of the United States to the gold fields of California. The river is now the lifeline of the Panama Canal. Activity level: Easy
Eco-cruise on Gatun Lake, 3.5 hours, $69 per person: This expert guided tour focuses on the culture, history and ecology of this unique natural area. Bring your binoculars and cameras as this is
considered among the world's premier locations for viewing monkeys and other animals in the wild. Activity level: Moderate
Day 39
Fuerte Amador, Panama
October 26
The Shaping of Panama, 4 hours, $59 per person: The Panama Canal, considered by many to be the "Eighth Wonder of the World," certainly is Panama's crowning achievement. Now, this tour takes you
beyond the Canal to discover the amazing history of glory and tragedy that shaped this country, once known as the "Pearl of the Pacific." Activity level: Moderate
Miraflores Locks Observation Center, 3.5 hours, $59 per person: The observation deck of this museum gives you an ideal vantage point to watch the gargantuan ships as they make their way through the
Miraflores Locks of the Panama Canal. Exhibitions at the Center include historical objects, interactive and video presentations and models of the Panama Canal. Activity level: Moderate
Embera Indian Village, 6 hours, $89 per person: Step back 600 years and discover a Central American that only few have experienced. The Embera Indians maintain traditions and practices that date
back to the pre-Spanish era. Activity level: Strenuous
Helicopter Over the Canal, 20 minutes, $209 per person: This unforgettable flight takes you over Old Spanish forts and white sand beaches, above impenetrable tropical jungles and emerald green
islands to culminate with a low level flight along the Panama Canal. Activity level: Easy
Day 40
At Sea, Crossing the Equator
October 27
Day 41
Manta (Quito), Ecuador
October 28
Manta and Montecristi, 4 hours, $49 per person: Your tour starts at Malecon, the ocean drive known for its pleasant breezes. Learn about the Machalilla, Chorrera and Valdivia-the ancient cultures of the
coast-at the charming archeological museum. The oldest signs of human settlement in South America were found along the coastline, south of Manta. Activity level: Moderate
Machalilla National Park, 8 hours, $129 per person: Starting in Manta, you will take the circle road that connects to the coastal way south from the city for a 2-hour drive to the park. Enjoy the lovely
landscape with its stretches of beach, fishermen's villages and the magical figures of the ceibo trees. Note: Includes lunch Activity level: Moderate
Day In Quito, 9 hours, $189 per person: Starting in Manta you will take a 15 min trasfer to the airport and then a 40 min flight to Quito, introducing you to this culturally unique city. As the excursions
leads you through the interesting streets of Quito, the local culture welcomes you with beauty and intrigue. At the end, you will have some free time to buy some souvenirs. You will be transferred back to
the airport for your flight to Manta. Upon arrival at Manta, transfer to the pier. Note: Lunch included Activity level: Moderate
Day 42
At Sea, Pacific Ocean
October 29
Day 43
Salaverry (Trujillo), Peru
October 30
Huaca Dragon and Chan Chan, 4 hours, $59 per person: Discover the 13th century Chimu Empire at two of its most significant sites. The Huaca Dragon is a Chimu ceremonial pyramid known for the
polychrome reliefs that cover its facade. Chan Chan, the ancient Chimu capital, is the largest adobe city in the world-a vast maze of well-preserved streets, canals, terraces and truncated pyramids. Your
tour continues to Huanchaco, an old fishing village where Chimu fishing methods are demonstrated. Activity level: Moderate
Trujillo and Temples, 4 hours, $59 per person: South of Trujillo, beside the Moche River, near Cerro Blanco, you'll visit a 5th century Mochica religious center. You'll see the Temple of the
Sun-considered the largest adobe pyramid in Peru-the Temple of the Moon and the remains of ancient dwellings. On your return, you'll tour the colonial city of Trujillo. Activity level: Moderate
El Brujo Archaeological Complex, 4.5 hours, $69 per person: Private excavations are taking place one hour away from Trujillo, in Huaca Cao Viejo. Here you'll see interesting discoveries from the
Moche culture. Beautiful narrative murals depict earthly and cosmic scenes and the remains of the Mochicas' adobe architecture will enable you to understand one of the most impressive and complex
cultures of the Americas. Activity level: Moderate
Day 44
At Sea, Pacific Ocean
October 31
Day 45-46
Callao (Lima), Peru
November 1
National Museum of Archaeology, Pachacamac Ruins and Paso, 8 hours, $99 per person: Begin with a drive through the Pueblo Libre district to the National Museum of Archaeology and Anthropology,
where you'll see excellent exhibits of pre-Columbian artifacts. Then, you'll drive through the residential districts of San Isidro and Miraflores, and along the Pan-American Highway to the Pachacamac
Pilgrimage Center, built by a pre-Incan civilization around 700 AD as a temple of the Sun God. Activity level: Moderate
Highlights of Lima, 4 hours, $29 per person: This tour gives you an overview of Lima and lets you explore Plaza Mayor, designated as the center of the city by Lima's founder, Spanish conquistador
Francisco Pizarro, in 1535. As you stroll around this attractive square with your guide, you will see the Government Palace and City Hall. Visit the Cathedral, where you will see the gold casket bearing
Pizarro's remains. Note: Flash photography is not permitted within the interiors of the churches. Activity level: Easy
Greatest Collection of Lima, 4 hours, $69 per person: Visit the Amano Museum, noted for its collection of pre-Hispanic Peruvian textiles, mainly from the Chancay Valley (13th to 15th century), including
the great map in relief of the Peruvian cultures. It also has a small collection of ceramics and artifacts from the Kotosh, Chavin, Cupisniquie and Chancay cultures studied by Amano-Horkemeier. Activity
level: Easy
Day 47
General San Martin, Peru
November 3
The Ballestas Islands, 2 hours, $69 per person: Embark your launch directly from the cruise, for a fascinating 2-hour tour to the Ballestas Islands. You'll see the famous Candelabro or Candelabra,
considered the beginning of the Nazca Lines, before you disembark at the Ballestas Islands, where many animal species may be observed. Activity level: Moderate
Mysterious Nazca Lines and Ica Archaeological Museum, 6 hours, $359 per person: It's a 1-hour coach transfer to the city of Ica, where you will meet your aircraft for a flight over the mysterious Nazca
figures and lines. These perfect renderings of animals and plants in incredible dimensions and depth are thought to be the largest astronomical calendar of the world. Activity level: Easy
Paracas National Reserve Trek, 3.5 hours, $39 per person: Located on the peninsula and bay of Paracas, this UNESCO World Heritage Natural Site is the only marine reserve in Peru. In addition to
harboring a wide variety of sea creatures, animals and birds, the reserve encompasses a number of archaeological sites, including one where human remains dating back to 6500 BC have been found.
Activity level: Moderate
A Taste of Peru: The Pisco Route, 4.5 hours, $59 per person: Experience the heart of the Pisco Valley. Visiting traditional "bodegas" you will learn about the Pisco-making process while you taste and
enjoy its different varieties. Activity level: Easy
Day 48
At Sea, Pacific Ocean
November 4
Day 49
Arica, Chile
November 5
City Tour, 4.5 hours, $39 per person: A sampler of the city's most important sites: the old Customs Building, the Cathedral, historic Morro Hill with its museum, the old railway station and the Azapa
Museum. This tour will give you an in-depth understanding of the city's history and traditions. Activity level: Easy
Lauca National Park, 9.5 hours, $69 per person: This trip takes you to one of the most beautiful national parks in the world, where a spectacular array of exotic flora and fauna is waiting to be discovered.
The highlight of the tour is scenic Chungara Lake, surrounded by 6 volcanoes. Note: This tour is not recommended for guests with respiratory or heart problems. Activity level: Moderate
Day 50
Iquique, Chile
November 6
Humberstone Ghost Town, 4 hours, $49 per person: Founded in 1862, Humberstone was one of Chile's most prosperous nitrate mining towns for nearly a century, but when mining operations ceased in
1960 it became a ghost town. Explore the buildings that remain-the church, worker's homes, even the cinema and public swimming pool-and learn about the history of this once-vibrant industrial center.
Activity level: Easy
Day 52
Coquimbo (La Serena), Chile
November 8
City Tour of La Serena and Coquimbo, 5 hours, $59 per person: Begin with a visit to La Herradura Bay, a former fishing town and subject of many a pirate's legend. Continue to La Serena, Chile's second
oldest city, to appreciate its neo-colonial architecture and 18th century churches. You'll stop at the Gabriel Gonzalez Videla Museum and the Archaeological Museum, and end the tour at La Recova,
the popular handicraft market, where you can find locally made souvenirs. Activity level: Easy
Elqui Valley & Wine Tasting, 8.5 hours, $99 per person: Departing from the peir, the tour will head into the most important valley in the fourth Region, Elqui Valley, where the city of Vicuna is located.
The quality of the soil and the beautiful sun allows the farming of different types of grapes, such as the table grapes and those used for "Pisco", a distilled alcoholic beverage with source denomination.
The Elqui Valley enchants by its magnetism and clear skies, selected as one of the world's most important astronomical centers as also considered by many to be a mystical melting pot. During the
excursion we will visit en-route papaya crops, Puclaro Dam, Vicuna Main square, Bauer tower, Vicuna's Church, Motegrande Village, as well as a visit to the local distillery and vineyard, after whichh we
will return to the peir. Note: Includes lunch. Activity level: Moderate
Day 53
Valparaiso (Santiago), Chile
November 9
City Tour of Valparaiso and Vina del Mar, 4 hours, $19 per person: Get an overview of the many attractions that the port city of Valparaiso and the beaches of Vina del Mar have to offer. Typical of
Valparaiso are the houses built on the steep hill slopes and painted in a bright colors. Activity level: Easy
Casablanca Wineries and Chilean Farm, 6 hours, $1199 per person: Enjoy the delights of the Chardonnay Valley. Casablanca has a reputation for producing some of the Chile's best white wines, among
them Chardonnay. After visiting one fine local winery, wine tasting included, we continue to "Purocaballo", a typical central valley farm, and enjoy a horse exhibition. Local lunch (barbecue) will be
served. Activity level: Easy
Day 54
At Sea, Pacific Ocean
November 10
Day 55
Puerto Montt, Chile
November 11
Puerto Montt and Frutillar, 4.5 hours, $89 per person: Passing through the center of the city with its typical square and the cathedral that is the region's oldest building, you will first stop at an observation
point for a magnificent view of the city, Tenglo Island and the Tenglo Channel. Then it's on to Puerto Varas, "The City of Roses," overlooking Lago Llanquihue, Chile's second largest lake, where the
reflections of the eternally snow-covered volcanoes Osorno and Calbuco are mirrored in the clear waters. Activity level: Moderate
Petrohue Waterfalls, 8 hours, $89 per person: Leaving Puerto Varas on the main highway, you will first drive along Lago Llanquihue and pass through the village of Ensenada. The scenery becomes
increasingly enthralling with each mile, passing lush green countryside, ox-plowed fields, and weather-beaten clapboard barns and churches. Arrive at Lake Todo's los Santos for a 45-minute stroll.
Continuing on to Petrohue Falls, a gleaming succession of blue rapids against a backdrop of mountains, including nearby Osorno Volcano. Here, you will stop for approximately 30 minutes to walk the
pathways and trails, taking in the gorgeous views of the rapids, waterfalls, mountains and natural wilderness. Boarding the coach, you will drive to Puerto Varas. Lunch will be served at a quaint local inn.
After lunch, time to discover Puerto Varas and its handcrafted market. Drive back to Puerto Montt, where the guide will point out some of the city's most notable landmarks. Watch for the Main Square
with its neo-classical cathedral adorned with three imposing towers. Before arriving to the peir, a brief stop will be made at the Angelmo Handcraft Market for those who wish to purchase souvenirs and
walk back to the peir. Please note: It is essential that you wear warm, layered clothing in order to fully enjoy and participate in this excursion. Activity level: Moderate
Photo Safari to the Osorno Volcano, 8.5 hours, $139: In an area dotted by lakes, woods and volcanoes, the Osorno Volcano can be seen from as far as 20 miles south of Puerto Montt and up to the town
of Osorno, some 150 miles to the north. You'll visit Puerto Varas, "The City of Roses," at Lago Llanquihue and skirt the southern shores of the lake to the village of Ensenada, situated beside the wild
Petrohue River Rapids-a symphony of color, sound and nature-before taking the somewhat bumpy road to the Osorno Volcano. Activity level: Strenuous
Alerce Forest & the Settlers Musume, 5 hours, $139 per person: Depart from the port at agreed time to the Lahuen Nadi Forest whichh is the last stand of Alerce Trees in the Lake Distric's central valley
and just 8 miles from Puerto Montt. The National Forest Corporation, Conaf, protects the eco-system and promotes ecotourism in Chie's national parks, includeing this 200-hectares alerce forest. The
alerce tree, native of southern Chile, was declared a national heritage in 1976. It is illegal to harvest or destroy the trees whichh have a 3,000 year life span. Today you will discover the Lahuen Nadi
Park on a one-hour eco walk through its beautiful landscapes. Afterwards, drive to Nuave Braunau to visit the Colonization Museum. The museum is located in an old barn farm and shows a private
collection of settlers' items, some of which have never available to the public before. Completing this tour, visit Puerto Varas, the city of Roses, where you will have time to stroll the main square and
browse at the handcrafted booths. Before arriving at the pier, a breif stop at the Angelmo Handcraft MArket for passengers who wish to purchase souvenirs and walk back to the pier. Please note: It is
essential that you wear warm, layered clothing and comfortable walking shoes in order to fully enjoy and participate in this excursion. Activity level: Moderate
Day 56
Puerto Chacabuco, Chile
November 12
Aiken Park, 4 hours, $89 per person: A truly magnificent tour where your guests will be able to trek surrounded by native wood. The park has a reasonable infrastructure with small signs describing the flora
and fauna. Included in this tour is a cocktail event within the park itself. Your guests will enjoy being in the midst of this beautiful forest. Note Lunch included. Activity level: Easy
Skirting the Simpson River, 4.5 hours, $29 per person: After visiting the small town of Aysen, the tour continues to the Simpson Valley, where you will delight in dense rain forest, displaying the local flora
and fauna in a most spectacular way. The tour stops at the Cascada de la Virgen (Virgin Waterfall), where you can walk through this sub-Andean forest. Then it's time to sample a pisco sour at a local
spot along the Simpson River. Activity level: Easy
Day 59
Puerto Natales, Chile
November 15
Torres del Paine National Park, 10 hours, $99 per person: The excursion runs from Puerto Natales to the Torres del Paine National Park. After covering 37 miles and bordering Figueroa's Lagoon, you will
have the chance to catch a glimpse of the condors landing at Villa Castillo. The trip continues through the local pampas, surrounded by glacial moraine. Note: Includes lunch Activity level: Strenuous
Puerto Natales and Surroundings, 3.5 hours, $39: From the Puerto Natales pier, located on the shore of the Senoret Channel in Ultima Esperanza fjord, you will travel by coach to the city's best
sightseeing point to get an overall view of the fjord, its mountains and glaciers. Then you will make your way to Milodon Cave Natural Monument, 15 miles to the northwest. Activity level: Moderate
Day 60
Punta Arenas, Chile
November 16
Penguin Colony at Otway Sound, 4.5 hours, $49 per person: The Magellan penguins return to this spot, about 37 miles north of Punta Arenas, every year between October and March to lay their eggs
and raise their young. At the site, you will walk approximately 1.25 miles to the center of a natural reserve filled with penguin burrows to watch the comic antics of these delightful and defenseless
creatures at close range. Activity level: Moderate
Ecological Circuit of the Magellan Forest Reserve, 4 hours, $39 per person: The Magellan Forest Reserve is located about 5 miles west of Punta Arenas. The park has a path, suitable for trekking, from
which you can admire the unspoiled beauty of the native flora, such as the hardwood lenga and coigue trees, and other regional plants, including native berries, calceolarias and berberis. Activity level:
Moderate
Fly Fishing at Laguna Parrillar Rorest Reserve, 5 hours, $249 per person: Passengers will be met at the pier to start the excursion to Laguna Parrillar Forest Reserve, This special place Is Ideal for people
who want to enjoy life In the open air and for those who love fly fishing. In this location guests can find the beautiful trout species of Fontinalis trout. Activity level: Moderate
Day 61
Scenic Cruising
November 17
Strait of Magellan, Punta Arenas, Chile Scenic Cruising Cockburn and Beagle Channels.
Day 62
At Sea, Drake Passage
November 18
Day 63-65
Antarctica
November 19-21
Day 66
At Sea, Drake Passage
November 22
Day 67
Flight from Ushuaia to Santiago
November 23
Ushuaia National Park, 3 hours, $49 per person: Starting from the pier, you'll head southwest, passing Mount Susana, giant witness of the work done by prisoners during the 1930s. The tour continues to
Ensenada Bay from where you will have excellent views of the islands of Rodonda and Estorbo. Activity level: Moderate
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