Chile to Grenada

Travel to the airport for the overnight flight to Chile.

Transfer from the airport to to the locally rated 4.5-star Hotel Pullman El Bosque in the heart of Santiago for an overnight stay with dinner included this evening. Facilities at the hotel include a restaurant, swimming pool and complimentary Wi-Fi. Each of the 234 bedrooms offer city views and include a television, complimentary Wi-Fi and an en-suite bathroom with a walk-in shower.

Depart 2200.

Check out of your hotel after breakfast an transfer to the port to embark Spirit of Adventure. Valparaiso is characterised by its colourful hillside homes, reached by funiculars, earning it a place on UNESCO’s World Heritage List. This merchant city flourished during the 19th century, attracting migrants from near and far who have left a lasting imprint, most noticeably in the wooded neoclassical cathedral.

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Arrive 0800 on Feb 21.
Depart 1800 on Feb 22.

The seaside resort of Callao is also the port for Lima, Peru’s capital and largest city. Surrounded by deserts and backed by the Andes, it was originally declared uninhabitable. Now it is a thriving metropolis of skyscrapers, colonial gems and ancient ruins. Its UNESCO-listed historic centre, known as the ‘City of Kings’, encompasses the 17th-century church that miraculously survived Lima’s earthquakes in 1746 and 1940.

Included excursion

Discover the highlights of Lima’s past and present on an included tour or exploration on foot.

Optional excursion

Visit the Larco Herrera Museum, founded in 1926 and housed in a vice-royal colonial mansion of the 18th century, to discover 3,000 years of Peru’s pre-Columbian history. Alternatively, visit the Sacred Citadel of Pachacamac and one of Peru’s national treasures, the Peruvian Paso Horse.

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Arrive 0800. Depart 2000.

From the port city of Salaverry, travel inland to visit Trujillo. This historic city, birthplace of Peru’s national Marinera dance, is also known for its colonial architecture, rich culture and pre-Incan archaeological sites. Founded in 1534 by Spanish conquistador Diego de Almagro, Trujillo was the first Peruvian city to declare independence from Spanish rule.

Included excursion

Enjoy a guided tour of Trujillo.

Optional excursion

Explore the Chan Chan archaeological site.

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Arrive 0800. Depart 2000.

Set at the entrance to the Panama Bay, Flamenco Island is linked to Panama City by the Amador Causeway. Known for its beaches, scenic pier, and waterfront bars and restaurants it offers a peaceful contrast to the hustle and bustle of the capital, Panama City.

Included excursion

Explore Panama City on an included tour or discover Casco Viejo on foot.

Optional excursion

Visit the ruins of the former city of Panama Viejo.

One of the world’s greatest feats of engineering, this 50-mile-long waterway which opened in 1914 connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Enjoy the surrounding scenery as you spend the whole day cruising this scenic stretch through a series of locks and across the Gatun Lake.

Arrive 0800. Depart 2100.

Colón marks the Caribbean end of the Panama Canal. It was born in 1850 out of a desire to reach California quickly during the Gold Rush. On the shoreline stands the ruined 16th-century Fort San Lorenzo which pre-dates the city, while Zona Libra offers duty-free shopping. In nearby Portobello, you can watch the colourful yachts in the bay, or hunt for treasures in the local markets.

Included excursion

See the highlights of Colón.

Optional excursion

Visit Gatun Lake, a large man-made fresh water lake, home to an abundance of wildlife.

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Arrive 0800. Depart 1700.

Founded in 1533 by the Spanish, Cartagena sits in a sheltered bay. Its historic core has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. It encompasses an extensive network of fortifications unlike any other in the New World. The old town is encircled by miles of old stone walls and is a tightly packed maze of alleyways lined with Andalusian-style palaces, churches and mansions. Of special note is the immense fortress of Castillo San Félipe de Barajas, the largest of its kind.

Included excursion

Gain an overview of the city on an included excursion.

Optional excursion

Visit San Felipe de Barajas Fortress and enjoy a canoe cruise through the mangrove tunnels.

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Arrive 0800. Depart 1700.

With brightly coloured buildings that mirror those in Amsterdam, Oranjestad’s Dutch heritage is clear to see. The capital Oranjestad combines European-style architecture with the sights you would expect to find on a Caribbean island, pristine beaches, swaying palms and crystal-clear waters.

Included excursion

Discover the island highlights on a scenic drive.

Optional excursion

Step on board a 4x4 vehicle for a thrilling exploration of Aruba, on and off the road.

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Arrive 0800. 

Disembark after breakfast in the southernmost island of the Antilles archipelago Grenada, dubbed the ‘Isle of Spice’ thanks to the abundance of nutmeg and cinnamon found here. Transfer to the airport for your return overnight flight. March 9. UK. Arrive in the UK for your journey home.

Arrive in the UK for your journey home.