Windswept Archipelago – Montevideo, Ushuaia & Falklands
About this cruise
Block out 15 nights from November 21, 2027 and let this sailing from Buenos Aires do its thing. The route covers Montevideo, Puerto Madryn and Port Stanley, with additional stops along the South America and there's plenty of room to breathe between each stop. Disembarkation is in San Antonio. Expect a run of consecutive ports, 8 stops total, with the busiest days packed close together. The sea days around them feel earned. It's a proper South America tour: 4 countries, from Uruguay to Chile. If one port sticks with you, it'll probably be Cape Horn, The edge of the world, where oceans collide. Roughly 10 hours ashore per stop. No need to rush. From casual buffets to proper sit-down restaurants, Majestic Princess has 9 dining spots on board, most of them included. The shows alone are worth the extra nights. You'll catch comedy, music, theatre, and themed evenings you'd miss on a shorter trip. And November is a good call. Still warm, less crowded, and usually cheaper too. It's the kind of trip you actually remember afterwards.
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What's included in this price
Your cabin with daily housekeeping, every meal on board, and the shows, pools and gym. 4 of this ship's 9 restaurants cost extra if you want them.
Billed on board by default. You can adjust it at guest services.
Also available to buy on board: Alcohol, Soft drinks, Wi-Fi, Excursions.
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This cruise does not return to Buenos Aires. It ends in San Antonio, so your flight home leaves from there.
