South America Cruises

An explosion of colour and flavour, South America is a vivacious destination made up of many nations with a melting pot of cultures, born from European, African and native influences.

Such a diverse cultural landscape packed into one continent makes for exciting explorations – from carnival-loving Brazil where dance and music are part of everyday life, to intriguing Peru whose culture is a beautiful mix of Hispanic and native traditions.

The scenery of South America is spectacular. It’s home to some of the world’s most breathtaking natural wonders, including tropical rainforest, the soaring Andes Mountains and the famous sun-soaked beaches of Brazil.

Our 6-star ultra-luxury ocean voyages in South America will immerse you in lands of untold history, intriguing cultures and extraordinary beauty. Go beneath the surface with a once-in-a-lifetime submarine excursion^, or let your expert Discovery Team take you around the snow-capped Chilean Fjords by Zodiac or kayak, showing you’re the immense colonies of Magellanic penguins and bringing you up close to the magnificent Bruggen Glacier.

Scenic Eclipse is unlike any other cruise ships in the world. They are essentially mega-yachts, designed and looking far more like yachts than any traditional cruise ship. Yet one of the most technologically advanced vessels to be found in the world today.

Perfectly designed for safe navigation through all waters and sensitive marine environments. An advanced Heating, Ventilation and Air-Conditioning (HVAC) system operates throughout the ships and guest’s suites, providing 100 per cent fresh air through both UVC and HEPA filter treatments, meaning that there is no recirculated air passing between suites and public spaces. These advanced features are also coupled with state-of-the-art technology and ships design, GPS Dynamic Positioning system, forward bow thrusters and an electronic Azipod propulsion system.

The on board technology allows us to operate efficiently in compliance with and in excess of all of the current environmental regulations in each port we visit around the world, where we leave a very small footprint.