Long-form pace
22 ports in 53 nights
Long ocean passages make onboard routines a major part of the experience.
Transatlantic cruises
Transatlantic Crossing: Buenos Aires, Punta Arenas & Port Stanley
Buenos Aires · Punta Arenas · Ushuaia · Port Stanley · Montevideo · Buenos Aires · Montevideo · Rio de Janeiro · Santa Cruz de Tenerife · Lanzarote · Las Palmas de Gran Canaria · Casablanca · La Coruña (A Coruña) · Southampton · Tromsø · Alta · Trondheim · Ålesund · Bergen · Stavanger
Extended 53-night voyage with 30 sea days and 22 ports. Covers Argentina, Chile, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Uruguay, and more.
53 nights
Buenos Aires
Transatlantic
22 ports
30 sea days
What this trip feels like
Expansive, immersive and built around life at sea
At 53 nights, this is a multi-month, world-cruise-style voyage rather than a conventional getaway. 30 sea days make the ship your home base between 22 ports across a wide arc of destinations. Expect long ocean passages and the planning commitment of an extended journey.
Broad destination variety
Buenos Aires · Punta Arenas · Ushuaia + more
Frequent changes of scenery across the itinerary.
Route logistics
Sails from Buenos Aires
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Port experience
Buenos Aires · 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 · Long-form travelers · Sea-day lovers · Multi-region exploration
Think twice if · You want a conventional one- or two-week cruise
Best departures
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Itinerary pricing
What this itinerary usually costs
Typical pricing runs around $129/night, with most departures landing in the $104-$175/night band across 1 tracked sailing.
Typical price
$129/night
$6,841 total
Normal range
$104-$175/night
$5,537-$9,284 total
Lowest recent fare
Building history
$6,798 total
Comparison set
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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
53 nights · 22 port calls · 30 sea days · 9 countries
22 port calls across Argentina, Chile, Falkland Islands (Malvinas), Uruguay · Neither especially port-heavy nor sea-day heavy for this trip length.
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