Balanced pace
11 ports in 27 nights
A steady alternation between time onboard and time ashore.
Brazil cruises
Brazil One-Way via Rio de Janeiro, Punta del Este & Strait of Magellan
Rio de Janeiro · Armacao dos Buzios · Paraty · Ilhabela · São Francisco do Sul · Punta del Este · Montevideo · Buenos Aires · Montevideo · Strait of Magellan · Punta Arenas
Balanced route with a steady mix of port days and sea days. Covers Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, and Chile. Includes scenic-cruising segments.
27 nights
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
11 ports
15 sea days
What this trip feels like
Balanced, varied and easy to pace
This route gives you a steady mix of ship time and 11 ports. It suits travelers who want meaningful days ashore without turning every day into an early start and a tightly planned port call.
Broad destination variety
Rio de Janeiro · Armacao dos Buzios · Paraty + more
Frequent changes of scenery across the itinerary.
Route logistics
Sails from Rio de Janeiro
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Port experience
Rio de Janeiro · 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 · A mix of ship and shore time · First-time visitors · Travelers who like a steady pace
Think twice if · You want either an all-ports itinerary or a mostly ship-focused escape
Best departures
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Itinerary pricing
What this itinerary usually costs
Typical pricing runs around $1,208/night, with most departures landing in the $1,022-$1,371/night band across 1 tracked sailing.
Typical price
$1,208/night
$32,627 total
Normal range
$1,022-$1,371/night
$27,592-$37,028 total
Lowest recent fare
Building history
$34,043 total
Comparison set
1 sailings
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When should I go?
Not enough departures yet to identify a reliable cheaper season.
Route overview
How this route is built
27 nights · 11 port calls · 15 sea days · 4 countries
11 port calls across Brazil, Uruguay, Argentina, Chile · Neither especially port-heavy nor sea-day heavy for this trip length.
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