From the Arctic to Antarctica

Discover Nuuk’s open air murals and sculptures or visit the Greenland National Museum.

Explore the pristine Nuup Kangerlua Fjord by boat or kayak and enjoy spectacular scenery.

Cruise Greenland’s west coast and pass floating icebergs amid spectacular scenery.

Immerse yourself in Ilulissat’s Arctic heritage; admire the pristine waters of its ice fjord.

Hike the Arctic coast, admire vistas and see rocks that are more than 1.5 billion years old.

Gaze out over Arctic waters as you sail Baffin Bay, home to an array of marine life.

Admire the beautiful Arctic landscapes of Pond Inlet, one of Canada’s “Jewels of the North.”

Set out to explore the stunning polar landscapes of the remote Canadian High Arctic.

Keep watch for marine birds as you sail, including black-legged kittiwakes and guillemots.

Set out by kayak to explore the waterways of Greenland’s coast or embark on a hike.

Sample delicious cuisine from Greenland, including favorites such as Suaasat, a hearty stew.

Learn more about Greenlandic life and enjoy nature around the quaint settlement of Kapisillit.

Explore historic buildings and keep watch for white-tailed eagles, Paamiut’s town mascot.

Discover Ivittuut, now a deserted mining town, and view abandoned relics from the past.

Trace Leif Eriksson’s legendary voyage from Greenland to Canada.

Gain insight into Battle Harbour’s salt-fishing heritage and explore the island on foot.

Uncover the rich and intriguing whaling history of Red Bay and its surrounding waters.

Witness stunning nature and geological intrigue in a historic fishing town.

Discover Havre-Saint-Pierre’s unique “monoliths” and admire views of the Mingan Archipelago.

Admire majestic views of the Saguenay Fjord and keep watch for migratory and resident whales.

Explore historic sites, including Château Frontenac, Place Royale and Parliament.

Discover North America’s geologic heart during a hike through La Mauricie National Park.

Admire the series of locks, canals and channels that comprise the St. Lawrence Seaway.

Savor the diversity of Toronto’s food scene and explore some of the city’s treasures.

Stroll St. Lawrence Market and admire the eclectic art scene, or kayak Lake Ontario.

Discover Toronto’s outdoor locales and local wildlife by kayak, zodiac or on foot.

Navigate the waterways of the St. Lawrence Seaway, one of the world’s important trade routes.

Learn about sustainable measures and hydropower, during a visit to La Cité de l’Énergie.

Visit Quebec's historic sites; see Dufferin Terrace and the picturesque Château Frontenac.

Travel along the St. Lawrence River and marvel at the Prince Shoal Lighthouse.

Explore the Mingan Archipelago to admire its fascinating monoliths and beautiful nature.

See the effects of continental drift at the Tablelands in Gros Morne National Park.

Explore Sydney’s coal mining history, or hike along the scenic Cabot Trail.

Visit historic and iconic landmarks or travel along the Lighthouse Route to Peggy’s Cove.

Explore the maritime history of one of Canada’s most important port cities.

Dividing the “Old World” from the “New World,” sail the second-largest of the Earth’s oceans.

See the Statue of Liberty, Empire State Building, 9/11 Memorial, Central Park and more.

Sail the legendary waters of the Atlantic Ocean, the route of explorers for centuries.

Discover San Salvador’s natural beauty, from its pristine beaches to its diverse marine life.

Keep watch for pink flamingos while exploring Man of War Bay, a bird-watcher’s paradise.

Discover Jamaica’s natural attractions, such as the Blue Lagoon, or explore the charming port.

Sail the crystalline waters of the Caribbean Sea, a paradise of emerald islands.

Sail the legendary “Path Between the Seas,” an engineering marvel completed in 1914.

Explore this metropolis, entwined with colonial heritage; stroll the Old Town, Casco Viejo.

Sail the Pacific Ocean, an established trade route named by explorer Ferdinand Magellan.

Witness fine examples of 16th-century architecture as the capital of Spain’s colonial empire.

Sail the deep waters of the Pacific Ocean, the Earth’s largest body of water.

Immerse in nature in this surfer’s paradise; Iquique is Chile’s premier beach resort.

Sail the Pacific Ocean, its vast expanse reaches Asia, Australia, North and South America.

Explore the two scenic halves of Valparaíso or venture to Santiago, Chile’s vibrant capital.

Journey across the Pacific Ocean, dubbed Mar Pacífico by explorer Ferdinand Magellan.

Sail the majestic Chilean fjords and marvel at vast ice fields flowing to the water’s edge.

Discover this tiny Patagonian enclave and gateway into a spellbinding beauty of wilderness.

Sail in the wake of intrepid explorers as you traverse the waters of the Chilean fjords.

Explore the blue-tinged glaciers of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field by Zodiac.

Keep watch for local marine life as you voyage through Chile’s fjords.

Stroll the city, see the Ancud monument, Plaza de Armas and neoclassical mansions.

Admire enormous glaciers up close during an expert-led excursion by kayak.

Witness the majesty of mother nature as you sail past dramatic scenery of the Garibaldi Fjord.

Sail the Beagle Channel and Cape Horn, where the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans meet.

Admire the tranquility of the “End of the World”; visit Tierra del Fuego National Park.

Sail the South Atlantic Ocean, separated from the North by the Mid-Atlantic Ridge.

Admire magnificent coastal vistas of soaring cliffs; marvel at a variety of birdlife.

Come face-to-face with penguins as you explore the rugged beauty of the Falkland Islands.

Observe the wildlife of South Georgia and keep watch for king penguins and seals.

Learn about the exciting adventures of Antarctic explorers, including Sir Ernest Shackleton.

Explore the “Last Continent,” teeming with penguins, seals, whales and other wildlife.

Sail the Drake Passage; its waters are among the coldest and the deepest on Earth.

Disembark your ship and transfer to the airport for your charter flight. Bid farewell to your fellow travelers and journey home from Buenos Aires.