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Transatlantic Crossing via Buenos Aires & Rio de Janeiro

Buenos Aires · Rio de Janeiro · Maceió · Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

Balanced itinerary with more sea time than port-packed variants. Covers Argentina, Brazil, and Spain.

17 nights Montevideo Transatlantic 4 ports 13 sea days
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What this trip feels like

Easygoing, familiar and ship-focused

13 sea days give you plenty of uninterrupted time onboard, while Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, and Maceió provide the trip's main day ashore. You're choosing this route for an easy break with minimal logistics, not destination variety.

Relaxed pace

4 ports in 17 nights

Plenty of uninterrupted ship time.

Broad destination variety

Buenos Aires · Rio de Janeiro · Maceió + more

Frequent changes of scenery across the itinerary.

Route logistics

Sails from Montevideo

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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 · First-time cruisers · Ship-focused trips · Easy short getaways

Think twice if · You want a port-intensive Transatlantic itinerary

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MSC Cruises

MSC Splendida

Montevideo → Buenos Aires → Las Palmas de Gran Canaria → Tarragona

Mar 30 · 17 nights

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Route overview

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17 nights · 4 port calls · 13 sea days · 3 countries

4 port calls across Argentina, Brazil, Spain · Leans more toward sea time than a port-packed 17-night route.

  1. 1

    Embark in Montevideo

    Embarkation ports can vary by sailing

  2. 2

    Buenos Aires

    Argentina · Argentina & Uruguay

  3. 3

    Rio de Janeiro

    Brazil · Brazil

  4. 4

    Maceió

    Brazil · Brazil

  5. 5

    Las Palmas de Gran Canaria

    Spain · Canary Islands

  6. 6

    Disembark in Tarragona

    Disembarkation ports can vary by sailing

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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.