Typical price
$144/night
$2,015 total
Patagonia & Cape Horn cruises
Patagonia & Cape Horn Loop via Montevideo, Cape Horn & Strait of Magellan (Best Balance)
⚓ Montevideo · Port Stanley · Cape Horn · Ushuaia · Strait of Magellan · Punta Arenas · Puerto Madryn · Punta del Este
Balanced route with a steady mix of port days and sea days. Covers Uruguay, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Chile, and Argentina. Includes scenic-cruising segments.
☾14 nights
Buenos Aires
Patagonia & Cape Horn
8 ports
6 sea days
Itinerary pricing
What this itinerary usually costs
Typical pricing runs around $144/night. with most departures landing in the $115-$169/night band. across 7 tracked sailings.
Normal range
$115-$169/night
$1,616-$2,362 total
Lowest recent fare
Building history
$1,878 total
Comparison set
7 sailings
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December 2026
Cheapest
Median price/night
$166
2 sailings
Upcoming departures
25% above itinerary median
2 priced departures tracked
February 2027
Priciest
Median price/night
$246
2 sailings
Upcoming departures
Typical value
2 priced departures tracked
December 2027
Median price/night
$182
2 sailings
Upcoming departures
Typical value
2 priced departures tracked
February 2028
Median price/night
$188
1 sailing
Upcoming departures
30% above itinerary median
1 priced departures tracked
Route overview
How this route is built
14 nights · 8 port calls · 6 sea days · 4 countries
8 port calls across Uruguay, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Chile, Argentina · Neither especially port-heavy nor sea-day heavy for this trip length.
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Alternatives
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0 nights
Higher typical pricing for similar trip length
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$161-$222/night typical
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Cheaper entry price than this itinerary
From $1,861
$154-$223/night typical
Patagonia & Cape Horn One-Way via Puerto Montt, Punta Arenas & Ushuaia (Rare Variant)
15 nights
Higher typical pricing for similar trip length
From $2,141
$148-$224/night typical
Patagonia & Cape Horn Loop via Puerto Madryn, Punta Arenas & Drake Passage (Rare Variant)
18 nights
Higher typical pricing for similar trip length
From $8,023
$534-$936/night typical
Patagonia & Cape Horn One-Way via Puerto Montt, Puerto Chacabuco & Ushuaia (Best Balance)
0 nights
Cheaper entry price than this itinerary
From $2,122
$166-$224/night typical
Patagonia & Cape Horn Loop via Ushuaia, Cape Horn & Port Stanley (Best Balance)
14 nights
Higher typical pricing for similar trip length
From $4,204
$164-$231/night typical
FAQ
What’s the best month to sail this itinerary?
It depends on weather and crowd levels. Use the sailing list to compare dates and prioritize port days with comfortable conditions.
Are these sailings all the same route?
They can be close but not identical. Look for differences in port order, arrival times, and sea day placement.
How should I choose between two similar sailings?
Compare: (1) ship, (2) port day timing, (3) number of sea days, (4) price vs cabin value, and (5) flight convenience.