1 port in 4 nights
Plenty of uninterrupted ship time.
Montevideo
Balanced itinerary with more sea time than port-packed variants. Uruguay-focused routing.
Easygoing, familiar and ship-focused
2 sea days give you plenty of uninterrupted time onboard, while Montevideo provides the trip's main day ashore. You're choosing this route for an easy break with minimal logistics, not destination variety.
1 port in 4 nights
Plenty of uninterrupted ship time.
Montevideo only
One substantial port day rather than island-hopping.
Sails from Rio de Janeiro
Check the exact departure and arrival ports before arranging flights.
Montevideo · Pick your date carefully
Cruise traffic varies substantially by date, so your specific port day can feel very different depending on when you visit.
Best for · First-time cruisers · Ship-focused trips · Easy short getaways
Think twice if · You want a port-intensive Argentina & Uruguay itinerary
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$1,589 total
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Route overview
4 nights · 1 port calls · 2 sea days · 1 countries
1 port calls across Uruguay · Leans more toward sea time than a port-packed 4-night route.
Embark in Rio de Janeiro
Embarkation ports can vary by sailing
Disembark in Buenos Aires
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