Each port on this voyage invites discovery. Start by exploring Lima during an overnight stay in Callao, then continue this Peruvian adventure with a long day in Puerto San Martin, gateway to Pisco. A sea day brings us to Chile, with Iquique’s desert landscape, followed by Antofagasta’s mountain-meets-sea scenery. After another day relaxing onboard, we sail into Coquimbo’s calm waters. The voyage ends with an overnight in the wonderful UNESCO-listed city of Valparaíso.

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The gateway to Lima, Callao offers visitors the perfect balance of things to see, do, and relax. At just seven miles from the capital, you would be forgiven for thinking that Callao is simply a suburb, but this city very much has it&#39;s own identity. The old center of Callao has houses from the Lima colonial era and public squares with historical monuments, such as the stunning Plaza Miguel Grau and Plaza Independencia. The popular Punta district offers locals and visitors alike a wide variety of restaurants to choose from, most featuring the Peruvian classic, ceviche. There&#39;s also a lovely boardwalk where you can walk off your meal while soaking-in views of the sea and surrounds.

Lima, the fifth largest city in Latin America, is also one of its most beautiful. Today, watch as the city sights take you from the days of the Spanish conquistadors to present day. You will get a glimpse of the Colonial era during a photo stop at the Plaza Mayor. Located in the heart of Lima&#39;s historic centre, this is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its hand-crafted wooden balconies. See the impressive Cathedral of Lima, whose exterior is dominated by two lovely towers and three large gateways. The plaza is also lined by the Archbishop&#39;s Palace, City Hall and the Presidential Palace. Continuing the drive, you enter the quaint San Isidro district, one of Lima&#39;s oldest and most stylish residential neighbourhoods. You&#39;ll be glued to your window as one stately mansion after another comes into view, many of which are now embassies, or Lima&#39;s upper class.At the unique Parque Del Amor in the Miraflores District, we enjoy stunning views over the Pacific Ocean while wandering through sculptures created by one of Peru&#39;s best-known artists. Later, we re-board our motorcoach for the return trip to the pier.

Explore Lima, Latin America&#39;s fifth-largest city and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Start at Plaza Mayor, the historic center showcasing Colonial architecture with its beautiful wooden balconies. Admire the Cathedral of Lima and its impressive towers and gateways, as well as the Archbishop&#39;s Palace, City Hall, and Presidential Palace. Drive through San Isidro, Lima&#39;s elegant district with grand mansions. At Parque Del Amor in Miraflores, enjoy Pacific Ocean views and sculptures by a renowned Peruvian artist before returning to the pier.

Lima Highlights

A short motorcoach ride from the dock brings you to the Marina Yacht Club of Callao. If you&#39;re adventurous, bring a swimsuit for a chance to swim in the refreshing waters of the Palomino Islands.After receiving your life jacket, board an uncovered boat for a 2.5-hour tour of the beautiful Palomino Islands off Lima&#39;s coast. Keep your camera ready, as the scene includes picturesque maritime life, from fishing boats to naval ships. Your captain will point out the historic Fort of Real Felipe, used against pirates and the site of Peruvians&#39; last battles for independence.Continue through the 'El Camotal' shallows, hearing tales of shipwrecks and storms. Off the coast, you&#39;ll spot San Lorenzo Island, Peru&#39;s largest island, important to Charles Darwin for its unique geography, flora, and fauna. The island&#39;s untouched shoreline is home to penguins and various birds. Despite its lack of fresh water preventing permanent settlements, it has significant historical importance and legends of pirates and treasure. It was also used as a naval base during the War of the Pacific (1879–1883).Beyond San Lorenzo Island are the Palomino Islands, small rocky islets with grottos and caves, serving as a natural refuge for sea birds and a large sea lion colony. The sea lions, free from predators, swim and play around the boat, offering excellent nature photography opportunities. For a closer experience, you can jump into the sparkling waters and frolic with them.The return trip to the Yacht Club takes you through islets and dramatic cliffs. In calm waters, enjoy a light snack before returning to the pier.

Explore the unspoiled Palomino Islands on this 2.5-hour uncovered boat ride. Navigate Callao Bay for picturesque views of the fishing boats. See the penguin-populated shores of San Lorenzo Island, an important research area for Charles Darwin, and, if you&#39;re daring, swim with playful sea lions off the rocky Palomino Islands.

Scenic Palomino Island

Begin the day with a scenic drive to Barranco, the city&#39;s coolest and most artistic district. Your first stop will be the Pedro de Osma Museum, showcasing a fantastic private collection of colonial and republican art and furniture in a beautiful family mansion built in 1906.Next, drive to Barranco&#39;s main square, where the stunning architecture reflects the area&#39;s artistic spirit. Upon disembarking the coach, take some time to wander around the square, capturing views of the cathedral and colonial buildings.From the square, enjoy a short walk to a viewpoint, crossing the &#39;Bridge of Sighs.&#39; Follow the local custom by drawing a deep breath and making a wish as you walk over the bridge. Continue on to visit the private home of Victor Delfin, a renowned local and international artist. His bold, dramatic, and clever works are scattered throughout the first floor and garden, serving as a gallery. This visit offers a true reflection of the amazing variety of art that originates from this vibrant area.

Be amazed by the Osma Museum&#39;s private collection and enjoy a cocktail while listening to Victor Delfin share his insights about the experience.

Artist Of Barranco

Explore Lima&#39;s rich history and architecture on this engaging half-day tour, visiting some of the city&#39;s most significant homes. Begin with Casa Aliaga, the oldest house in the Americas, built in 1535 for Jerónimo de Aliaga by Francisco Pizarro. This colonial gem has been continuously occupied by the Aliaga family for 18 generations. Tour the beautifully restored residence, marvel at the Golden Salon&#39;s gilded mirrors and Cuzco School paintings, and view historical artifacts including Aliaga&#39;s conquest sword.Next, head to Miraflores, a prestigious district known for its early luxury homes. Visit Casa Garcia Alvarado, built in 1912 and remodeled in 1932 to echo Peru&#39;s Government Palace. This home offers a peek into Lima&#39;s elite lifestyle, with the current owners, Ana Maria and Josefina García Alvarado, personally hosting your visit.Conclude your tour at Casa Luna in the upscale San Isidro neighborhood. This modern residence, created by Swiss architect Wilhelm Helbling, now displays the art collection of the Luna Elias-Polo family. Highlights include their extensive collection of “niños manuelitos” – Nativity scenes from Peru and beyond.Return to your ship with a deeper understanding of Lima&#39;s architectural evolution and the storied lives of its prominent residents.

Experience Lima&#39;s history through three private homes on this half-day tour. Visit Casa Aliaga, a colonial-era gem; Casa Garcia Alvarado, showcasing early 20th-century luxury; and Casa Luna, a modern residence with a unique art collection. Explore Lima&#39;s rich architectural evolution and the lives of its elite.

Lima Through Time

Begin your culinary adventure with a visit to one of Penelope&#39;s favorite mercados, where you&#39;ll chat with her preferred vendors about the incredible variety of seasonal and local ingredients. This is where we&#39;ll source the ingredients for our class. Then, we&#39;ll head to Penelope&#39;s apartment in Barranco, Lima&#39;s bohemian district renowned for its art, music, and great food.Upon arrival, enjoy a welcome drink and an introduction to the history and key local ingredients. In our class, you&#39;ll learn to prepare a complete local menu featuring classic Lima recipes and essential techniques, using fresh, seasonal ingredients. You&#39;ll start our delicious lunch by tasting Pisco Sours and snacks that we&#39;ve prepared, followed by a full meal enjoyed with stunning views of Lima&#39;s coast.After this delightful culinary experience, you&#39;ll leave Penelope&#39;s apartment and take a stroll around Barranco, a district that has flourished over the past 15 years, with its parks and republican mansions regaining their past splendor. We&#39;ll visit a chocolate workshop for a memorable experience with coffee and chocolate. After this incredible day, you&#39;ll return to the port.

Experience Peruvian cuisine with Penelope Alzamora and savor the most delicious coffee and chocolate at the Cacaotal Workshop.

Peruvian Cuisine With Penelope Alzamora

Delve into ancient history, marvel at Peruvian prancing horses, and savor a buffet lunch during your visit to a sprawling hacienda in the scenic countryside on this full-day tour.Depart from your ship in Callao and visit the Larco Museum, founded in 1926 and housed in an elegant 18th-century colonial mansion. Explore over 3,000 years of Peru&#39;s pre-Columbian history through fascinating exhibits.Next, enjoy a scenic drive southeast of Lima to the Valley of the Lurín River, arriving at the vast archaeological citadel of Pachacamac. Built around 700 A.D. by successive pre-Colombian civilizations, this restored complex of palaces, plazas, and temples was a major pilgrimage center. Imagine the sacred ceremonies and rituals performed by high priests at the Temple of Pachacamac, the Sun God shrine, and the Palace of the Chosen Women.Expand your experience with a visit to a traditional hacienda, showcasing Peru&#39;s national treasure, the Peruvian Paso Horse. Celebrated for its smooth “prancing” gait, endurance, and temperament, the breed is protected by laws restricting the export of champion horses. Watch a captivating show where these noble horses, trained by expert “chalanes,” display their grace and beauty.Your hacienda visit includes a traditional marinera show and a delicious lunch featuring Peruvian flavors. The return drive to Callao highlights points of interest like the Pan-American Highway and Lima&#39;s commercial and residential districts, offering a stunning panorama of memorable images to conclude your day.

This moderate full-day tour blends the Pachacamac Ruins, an ancient pilgrimage center honoring the “Creator of the World” with a performance of the magnificent Peruvian prancing horses. And you&#39;ll visit the Larco Museum and enjoy an authentic lunch at a private hacienda.

Pachacamac & Paso Horse 

Depart the pier for the drive to Huaca Pucllana, an archaeological site that is in the middle of one of the most exclusive neighbourhoods of the city. Here you will have an opportunity to explore the remains of the Huaca, buildings that belonged to an ancient civilization that existed between the 5th and 8th centuries B.C. Upon arrival, your expert guide will take you for a guided tour of the archaeological site and share interesting facts and information about life in ancient times along the way. Your first stop is the pre-Incan pyramid of adobe bricks, one of Peru&#39;s most important administrative and ceremonial centres for Chancay, Chillón, Rimac, and Lurín Valley settlers between 200 AD and 700 AD. This site is also thought to be the residence of high priests, and there is evidence of religious ceremonies, rites and sacrifices in honour of their deities. Periodically, musical events and shows are held at the pyramid. At the park&#39;s onsite museum, you can view centuries-old artefacts unearthed during the excavations. The museum also features areas of research, conservation and restoration, as well as cultural promotion.Sit down at the famed Huaca Pucllana Restaurant for a culinary exploration of classic and contemporary Peruvian recipes. Enjoy dinner overlooking the ancient pyramid aglow with nighttime lights.

The ruins of Huaca Pucllana stand as a surreal reminder of the great Lima culture that ruled here between 200 and 700 AD. Travel back through the millennia to uncover the treasures and tombs of this adobe pyramid rising seven levels into the Peruvian sky. Sit down at the famed Huaca Pucllana Restaurant for a culinary exploration of classic and contemporary Peruvian recipes. Enjoy lunch overlooking the ancient pyramid.

Evening At Huaca Pucllana

If you can hear the roar of the Pacific`s but still feel the warmth of Peruvian charm, then you must be in Puerto San Martin. This bustling port town blends maritime energy with historical intrigue, offering a glimpse into the country`s vast cultural and maritime heritage. As you wander its streets, colorful buildings mirror the vibrancy of local life, and there is no better way of experiencing this for yourself than by discovering local flavors with seafood delicacies and a glass of Pisco, the eponymous grape brandy that is the region`s most famous export. Dive into the local culture by visiting Pisco`s distilleries, indulging in Peruvian cuisine, and feeling the warmth of its people. With its colonial architecture, captivating sunsets, and links to a cherished drink, Puerto San Martín offers an authentic taste of Peru`s coastal enchantment.

We depart from the port to Pisco&#39;s airport. The Nazca Lines are an amazing series of drawings of animals, geometric figures, and birds ranging up to 1,000 feet in size. Though there are viewpoints, the full impact of these mysterious drawings can only be appreciated from the air. Believed to have been scratched on the surface of the dry Peruvian coastal plain between 500 BC and 500 AD, they remain one of the greatest enigmas in the field of archaeology. The full impact of these mysterious drawings can only be seen from the air, so today you will drive to the local airport to board a flight to carry you over this fascinating UNESCO protected site. Our flight lasts approximately 1 1/2 hours, soaring above the unusual drawings. Preserved for an estimated 2,000 years on this desert crust, the lines have prompted many theories of their creation; from pre-Inca irrigation systems to pleas from the ancient Peruvians to the gods above to help with their farming, to extra-terrestrial intervention. You will have to come to your own conclusions! After a short comfort break at the airport, you will be gifted not only with the experience but with a little present from our part to remember the experience forever. Get ready to re-board our coach and transfer back to the port.

We depart from the port to Pisco&#39;s airport. The Nazca Lines are an amazing series of drawings of animals, geometric figures, and birds ranging up to 1,000 feet in size. Though there are viewpoints, the full impact of these mysterious drawings can only be appreciated from the air.

Nazca Lines Overflight

Visit the magnificent 877,000-acre Paracas National Reserve on this lovely half-day tour. Your excursion involves a combination of panoramic sightseeing with photo stops as well as short nature walks that will take you to specific viewpoints.Board your comfortable motorcoach and enjoy a scenic 30-minute drive to the reserve. Noted for its unusual geography, the reserve&#39;s vast desert landscape is surrounded by sand dunes that lead to the sea, an excellent example of a Pacific subtropical coastal desert. This is the oldest marine reserve in Peru, home to more than 215 species of migratory birds for at least part of the year. Eagles, pelicans, flamingos, Inca terns and cormorants, among others, call the area home - and there are 160 different species of fish in the surrounding nutritive waters. As you tour the area by bus, your guide will impart interesting facts about the Paracas culture and the inhabitants that lived in this unusual environment more than 2,000 years ago. This reserve, dedicated to the protection and conservation of marine ecosystems as well as the protection of the cultural heritage of the pre-Inca Paracas culture, contains 100 archeological sites originally created by these indigenous people.Follow a trail that leads to a protected bay. Here you&#39;ll find colonies of scarlet and white flamingos, the inspiration for the colors of the Peruvian flag.Your tour visits a variety of beaches and offers the chance to gain a deeper understanding of the flora and fauna of this special reserve while giving you ample opportunities to take in the dramatic picture-perfect vistas. At the conclusion of the day, relax on the scenic motorcoach ride back to the pier.

Explore one of the richest and most uncommon ecosystems in the world at the Paracas National Reserve. Your half-day tour includes multiple photo opportunities of the desert landscapes, azure waters and spectacular bird life as well as short nature walks to viewing areas.

Paracas National Reserve

Peru is known for its fresh seafood, and it doesn&#39;t get any fresher than going straight to the source. Sample freshly caught scallops from a local hatchery. A short drive from the quayside will take us to Athens Beach, where you are met by an expert in the art of hatching scallops. You will learn how local artisan fishermen have been collecting the rewards of the sea for centuries. Here, you will board a small boat which takes us to the main hatchery, and where we can taste some of the scallops that were harvested. It&#39;s a true delight when you grasp that first shell in your hand! After this unique experience, you will have a second taste at Chalana restaurant, 6 shells varieties (aji amarillo, rocoto, natural, chalaca, ponzu, grilled with pisco butter) accompanied with a glass of wine of the region.

Start your day caughting your scallops and tasting different varieties of shell savour.

Scallops From Sea To Table

Discover the rich history of Peru&#39;s famed pisco on this half-day tour of the Ica vineyards. When Spanish settlers arrived in the 16th century, they found the region&#39;s arid coastal desert ideal for Mediterranean grape varieties, thanks to ancient Peruvian irrigation techniques. They began producing pisco, a distilled brandy from wine, named after the port from which it was shipped. By the late 1700s, pisco was a major export, even becoming popular in San Francisco during the gold rush.Visit Fundo 'El Arrabal' in the Pisco Valley to experience traditional pisco-making methods and enjoy the rural lifestyle, including fruit harvesting from over 400 pecan trees. Then, tour the state-of-the-art Caravedo Distillery, renowned for its 'El Portón' pisco. Enjoy a tasting session, sample delicious snacks, and savor a typical Peruvian soft drink. After a day of pisco and picturesque landscapes, relax on the scenic return ride to port.

Travel to the heart of the Pisco Valley to visit Fundo 'El Arrabal,' where you can witness traditional pisco-making techniques and taste the spirit. Experience rural life by collecting fruits from over 400 pecan trees. Next, tour the state-of-the-art Caravedo Distillery, considered the best in South America, and enjoy a tasting of their renowned 'El Portón' pisco.

Pisco Route

Just eleven miles offshore, the enchanted Islas Ballestas beckon the adventurous traveler. Known as the “Galapagos of Peru,” these islands offer incredible wildlife viewing, allowing visitors to get close to sea lion colonies and bird rookeries.Aboard a specially-designed sightseeing boat, travelers enjoy informed narration from a friendly guide. The journey delves into the fascinating natural history of the Paracas National Reserve, where the Humboldt Current brings cool waters and abundant food. As the boat traces the island&#39;s rugged shores, passengers marvel at the dramatic terrain, graceful arches, and mysterious caves sculpted by wind and wave. They can watch kelp beds ebb and flow, listen to the noisy bark of basking sea lions, and gaze into crystal clear waters where pelicans, cormorants, and terns dive for silver-backed fish.This pristine island sanctuary is home to the endangered Humboldt Penguin. Distinguished by their small size and the white eye band circling their sleek black heads, these charming animals have been protected in these waters since 2010. Viewing them in their natural habitat is a rare privilege, offering a chance to laugh at their antics as they bob in the water or waddle along the shore.Peruvian boobies share breeding grounds and food stocks with Humboldt penguins and other seabirds, adapting well to the fluctuating anchovy population. Watch in awe as they perform plunge dives in groups of 30-40 individuals. The beautiful Inca tern, identified by its dark grey body, white mustache, and red-orange beak and feet, is particularly photogenic. Capture indelible images of this appealing bird thriving in the nutrient-rich waters of the Humboldt Current.The excursion also includes a stop to view the famous three-pronged Candelabra geoglyph. Nearly 500 feet high and 164 feet wide, this giant figure is etched into the sand of a coastal headland. The guide discusses several theories about this enigmatic image, connecting it to the Nazca Lines, ancient navigational guides, or even a local hallucinogenic cactus species. Created around 500 AD, this mind-boggling geoglyph adds to the wonder of a half-day adventure off the coast of Peru, offering a memorable experience.

Cruise to Islas Ballestas, Peru&#39;s Galapagos, for an up close look at large populations of marine mammals and birds in their protected habitat. And, take photos at 'El Candelabro', a figure etched into a coastal headland reminiscent of the Nazca Lines. Its two Peruvian wonders on one moderate, half-day tour!

Ballestas Island 

This morning we will depart from the dock at Hotel Paracas on a luxury yacht to explore one of this region&#39;s most beautiful natural attractions, the Ballestas Islands. Often referred to as “Peru&#39;s Galapagos,” the volcanic islands are home to an array of wildlife and dramatic scenery. Cruise amidst the bustling colonies of sea lions and other animals accustomed to the presence of photo-taking tourists. You&#39;re sure to capture incredible images as they bask in the sunlight and dive for fish. Full of wild animals like fur seals, terns, zarcillos, and endangered Humboldt penguins, you&#39;ll be continually impressed by the sheer quantity of animals. Some islands have colonies of up to 600,000 birds flying in and out at any given time. And, depending on the season, you may even be lucky enough to spot dolphins and whales! With a photo stop at the 500-foot-high Candelabra, a mysterious geoglyph carved thousands of years ago, you&#39;ll experience two of Peru&#39;s great wonders on one moderate, half-day tour. Enjoy a welcome drink and light dishes based on seafood, we will have an on-board chef and bartender. After this beautiful day we will return to the ship.

Enjoy a morning of scenic views of the Ballestas Islands from the comfort of a private yacht. Sail past variety of wildlife and dramatic scenery before stopping to photograph the Candelabra, one of Peru&#39;s greatest wonders.

Ballestas Island Yacht Discovery 

Blessed with mild, year-round temperatures, thanks to its proximity to the Pacific and the Atacama Desert, it’s little wonder that Iquique appeals to those seeking sun, sand, and a laid-back vibe. Once the unrivaled capital of the saltpeter, or nitrate industry (found in fertilizer and fireworks), the town’s historic center boasts palatial buildings, stoic testaments to its once thriving economy. Today, Iquique is a beacon for tourists drawn to its inviting beaches - like palm-tree fringed Playa Cavancha - exciting casinos, and duty-free shopping. A short drive outside the city is where you’ll find well-preserved ghost towns, remnants from the nitrate industry’s hey-day. Some, including Humberstone, are UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Visitors can enjoy water sports, explore the nearby Atacama Desert, and experience the city`s lively atmosphere, making Iquique one of the most enticing destinations in South America.

We invite you to discover the wonders of a magnificent geoglyphs and rock art at its best. Depart in the morning from the Port of Iquique for a 1.5-hour drive to the town of Pintados. This unique place has the largest concentration of Geoglyphs and rock art in the world. There are more than 350 figures separated in different panels located on the slopes of the Coastal Mountain range and in front of the Salar de Pintados. Upon arrival, the guide will introduce you to this unique place as to better understand what our ancestors expressed through this ingenious practice. You will be able to walk through different walkways located 300 meters away in front of these Geoglyphs. In the place you will also know the ruins of a train station, a legacy of the glorious Nitrate era in Chile.We continue towards the Pampa del Tamarugal National Reserve, an endemic tree in the North of Chile, where we will visit the CONAF Environmental Education Center, and where the Guide will explain the entire ecosystem of this reserve, visiting its museum that includes samples of its flora and fauna. Finally, a delicious Box Lunch will be served in the shadow of a Tamarugos forest, a unique place and true oasis considering that we are in the driest desert in the world.

Discover the world&#39;s largest concentration of geoglyphs and rock art in Pintados, a 1.5-hour drive from the Port of Iquique. Explore over 350 figures on the slopes near Salar de Pintados, learn about the area&#39;s history, and visit the ruins of a train station from Chile&#39;s Nitrate era. Then, head to the Pampa del Tamarugal National Reserve to learn about its unique ecosystem and enjoy a delicious Box Lunch amidst the Tamarugos forest, a true oasis in the world&#39;s driest desert.

Pintados Geoglyphs & Tamarugal National Reserve

From the pier, embark your coach for the one-hour drive to the nitrate towns. En route, enjoy magnificent panoramic views of this coastal city with its beautiful beaches and the ridged Cerro Dragon (dragon hill). Continue through the magical and indescribable beauty of the Atacama Desert, before finally reaching the nitrate ghost town of Santa Laura and Humberstone, both declared National Monument.First visit Santa Laura, a nitrate town that operated from 1872 until 1960. The processing plant and smokestacks are still visible along with the administration building and the warehouse.A couple of miles ahead is Humberstone, founded in 1862. The town itself is the main attraction: the theater with the seats still in place, the church, both built of Oregon pine, the hotel, a general store, administration buildings and a full-sized swimming pool built of iron. It will take you back in time to the splendor of this important period in Chile&#39;s history. Before returning to the port, enjoy a nice cocktail drink at the old market.

Take a coach from the pier for a one-hour drive to the nitrate towns. Explore Santa Laura and Humberstone, both historic sites with well-preserved buildings from Chile&#39;s past. Enjoy scenic views along the way and finish with a cocktail at the old market before returning to the port.

Santa Laura & Humberstone

Enjoy a leisurely excursion through this lovely 19th century adventurous and cosmopolitan city known in those years as the World&#39;s Nitrate Capital. Begin exploring the main avenues of the historic center city including the beachfront southern section with sandy beaches. Walk by Baquedano Avenue with its cheerful and brightly painted Georgian style wood houses built between 1880 and 1920 to emulate the current North American fashion. Visit Astoreca Palace, an imposing mansion from 1904, formerly the mansion of a Baron of the nitrate. Today it is the city&#39;s Culture House. Afterwards, stroll downtown Plaza Prat by Baquedano Boulevard, which still boasts the exotic palm trees and other plants that wealthy 'Iquiqueños' brought to decorate the city. This luxurious legacy lives on in other establishments which you will visit, including a carefully preserved clock tower built in 1877 and Iquique most precious jewel, the Regional Museum with archaeological and ethnographic exhibits and the Centro Español erected in 1904 in Moorish style where you will enjoy a pisco sour or fruit juice. Have some time at leisure walking around the main plaza before driving back to the pier.

Explore Iquique&#39;s historic center, beachfront, and landmarks like the Astoreca Palace and Plaza Prat. Visit the clock tower and Regional Museum, then enjoy a drink at Centro Español before returning to the pier.

Iquique Highlights

Antofagasta is one of Chile`s most recognizable cities. Bordered by the Atacama Desert to the east and by the mighty Pacific Ocean to the west, its fortuitous placement has made it the copper mining capital of Chile. Its lovely parks and plazas make for a verdant, cosmopolitan welcome site when contrasted against the arid Atacama (the driest desert in the world). Venture to the north of the city and you`ll find the city`s greatest natural landmark - Monumento Natural La Portada - a massive natural arch just offshore, home to pelicans, seagulls and, if luck is on your side, seals and dolphins. Take a boat trip out to sea to get a the best perspective of this magnificent area.

This fascinating tour begins with a drive along the waterfront and then heads out into the desert to the railway town of Baquedano to see a few of the historic locomotives and carriages housed in the Railway Museum. Next stop is the intriguing ghost town of Oficina Chacabuco which is now a National Monument. In the early 1990s, contributions by the German government helped to restore the beautiful theatre and other buildings, testament to the 7,000 people who lived here during the boom in 1924. After a short tour here you stop at the Tropic of Capricorn, the southernmost point reached by the sun during the southern hemisphere summer (from December to March). As you make your way back to the port you will pause at a vantage point to view La Portada, an island with amazing arch-like rock formations, from where you can enjoy superb views.

Take a drive along the waterfront, then heads into the desert to Baquedano to see historic locomotives and carriages at the Railway Museum. Next is the ghost town of Oficina Chacabuco, a National Monument, with restored buildings from its 1924 boom. After a short tour, you&#39;ll visit the Tropic of Capricorn, then stop at a vantage point to view La Portada&#39;s arch-like rock formations and enjoy superb views.

Nitrate & Desert

Antofagasta, meaning 'town of the great salt lands' in Quechua, rose from the desert during the 19th-century nitrate boom, becoming the largest city in Chile&#39;s Norte Grande region. The historic district features Victorian buildings and a clock tower in Plaza Colón, an exact replica of Big Ben. The shoreline&#39;s highlight is La Portada, a dramatic natural arch north of town.Drive south from the pier to the Huanchaca Ruins, remnants of a large silver smelter constructed by Bolivian, Chilean, and English engineers to process silver ore from Bolivia. After observing this monument, continue to the downtown area for a walking tour through the historic district.Visit the main plaza with its big old trees and monuments donated by foreign communities, including the Clock Tower from the British and the Bandstand from the Slavic community. You may also visit the cathedral.Walk about 200 yards to reach the Historical District, featuring buildings from the ancient port facilities, all declared National Monuments. These include the Former Coast Guard Lighthouse, the Former Clearance House, the Former Customs Office (now the Regional Museum), and the Former Port Authority Office. At the Regional Museum, explore exhibits on the geological and natural history of northern Chile, the War of the Pacific, and the Nitrate Era. You will also see the former Train Station from the outside, where an old train is displayed in a beautiful patio.Walk a few yards to the fishing wharf, where you can observe sea lions, pelicans, and fishing boats, and shop for local specialties at the fishing market.Rejoin your vehicle for a 30-minute drive north along the coastal road to La Portada Monument, where you can take photographs and enjoy magnificent views. Return drive to the pier.

Antofagasta, meaning 'town of the great salt lands' in Quechua, emerged from the desert during the 19th-century nitrate boom. Key sights include Victorian buildings, a Big Ben replica in Plaza Colón, and the natural arch La Portada. Visit the Huanchaca Ruins, explore the historic district&#39;s Clock Tower, Bandstand, cathedral, and the Regional Museum. Pass the former Train Station and fishing wharf, then drive north to La Portada Monument for photos and scenic views.

Highlights of Antofagasta

With its brightly colored fishing boats bobbing lazily in its harbor and wide, welcoming beaches, it’s hard to miss the port of Coquimbo. Along with its twin city of La Serena, Coquimbo is known for being one of Chile’s most popular seaside resorts with local and international visitors coming to experince its unique blend of culture, cuisine and charisma. Head to Barrio Ingles (English Quarter) for a taste of vibrant market life by day, not forgetting to stop by the popular street-food stalls for a taste of anticuchos (chicken leg skewers), and of course the iconic empanadas. Come sunset, the area turns into a busy, buzzy night life area, with many bars and local restaurants. While its beaches are certainly its signature appeal, Coquimbo is also home to more bucolic pastimes including historic churches, museums, impressive neocolonial architecture, and nearby national parks.

Depart from Coquimbo pier towards Elqui Valley, which has a geographic configuration unique in the world. This narrow but fertile strip of land in the middle of an Andean mountainous desert is irrigated by Elqui River, with water that tumbles down from the mountains.This place has the clearest atmosphere in the world and is a favorite of astronomers. Pass typical villages such as Algarrobito, El Molle, and El Tambo and continue to the Capel distillery, where famous Chilean grapes are transformed into Chile&#39;s potent grape-brandy 'pisco.' Visit the cellars and follow a comprehensive pisco-making process. ending in the exhibition room for a tasting. Proceed to the picturesque town of Vicuña, the easiest base from which to delve deeper into the Elqui Valley. Vicuña is characterized by its beautiful adobe architecture. Some buildings that are still preserved from the colonial period are the Torre Bauer (former city hall), and the church.Time to explore the colonial buildings on the main square before lunch. After a pisco sour and lunch of barbecued beef or chicken, accompanied by rice or potatoes and papayas in syrup for dessert, enjoy a leisurely return to the ship.

Embark from Coquimbo pier for a unique journey through Elqui Valley, renowned for its clear atmosphere and astronomical appeal. Pass by quaint villages like Algarrobito and El Molle en route to the Capel distillery, where Chilean grapes are transformed into potent pisco. Explore the pisco-making process and enjoy a tasting. Continue to Vicuña, known for its picturesque adobe architecture and colonial buildings. After lunch, savor a leisurely return to the ship

Elqui Valley

Your drive begins near Herradura bay, where pirates and buccaneers like the infamous Francis Drake anchored. After a short visit and explanation, continue toward Guayacán Church, in a town that once held the world&#39;s largest copper smelting plant. Admire this unique metal church, designed and made in 1889 at the Eiffel factory in France. Continue towards the English Cemetery, founded in 1850, an interesting place full of gravestones and crosses made in Europe. It&#39;s a memorial to the English pioneers and sailors who immigrated here during the 1825 mining boom. Then it&#39;s on to the Sailor&#39;s Monument viewpoint, located high on a hill. It&#39;s a 70-step climb to the top, but the views of La Herradura bay and neighboring areas are astounding.Continue toward the English neighborhood, for a short walking tour through the restored area. Stroll the main commercial streets lined by old houses built by the immigrants during the mid-19th century. Surrounded by antique houses with balconies, all built by English carpenters, you&#39;ll feel the British influence.Finally, drive to Fort Lambert, built by Charles Lambert, a prosperous miner, to protect his stock and mining supplies from pirates. Enjoy wonderful views on the return drive.

Begin near Herradura Bay, once frequented by pirates like Francis Drake. Visit Guayacán Church, a stunning metal structure from 1889 made in France. Explore the English Cemetery, a tribute to pioneers of the 1825 mining boom. Climb Sailor&#39;s Monument for bay views. Stroll the restored English neighborhood. End at Fort Lambert for scenic vistas.

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Depart from the pier towards La Serena, following Avenida del Mar, a 124 mile (12km) stretch of beautiful beaches that make this city a popular summer destination. The bustling coastal avenue comes alive with hotels, restaurants, pubs, nightclubs, houses, cabins, and gardens, teeming with activity day and night during the summer.Your first stop will be at the Costanera, near the Monumental Lighthouse, a 28-meter-tall structure built in 1951 as a city symbol. Here, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to take photos of the beaches and the lighthouse. Afterward, drive through Francisco de Aguirre Boulevard, where you&#39;ll admire numerous replicas of historical marble statues set among the trees of this well-known park.Next, arrive in downtown La Serena, the most iconic area of this historic city founded in 1544, making it the second oldest city in Chile. La Serena features three distinct architectural periods, visible in its churches and Main Plaza, showcasing traditional Spanish, neo-classical, and neo-colonial styles. The latter, influenced by Californian colonial architecture, is prominent in the city&#39;s gardens, avenues, and houses.At the Main Square, where the city was re-founded in 1549, take a short walk through the bustling downtown streets to visit the Archaeological Museum. Housed in a 1945 building with a stone portal dating back to 1820, the museum boasts a comprehensive collection of pre-Hispanic artifacts, including an impressive array of Diaguita pottery.Before rejoining your bus, take a short stroll to visit the famous “La Recova,” a vibrant market where you can find souvenirs, local products (such as papayas), and handicrafts. Finally, return to the pier via an inland road.

Depart from the pier and head along Avenida del Mar, La Serena&#39;s scenic waterfront avenue with beautiful beaches, lively hotels, restaurants, and entertainment venues. Stop for photos at the Costanera near the Monumental Lighthouse, then drive through Francisco de Aguirre Boulevard, adorned with historical marble statues. Explore La Serena&#39;s downtown, rich with history since 1544 and marked by three distinct architectural periods. Visit the Archaeological Museum for pre-Hispanic artifacts, and don&#39;t miss the vibrant 'La Recova' market for souvenirs and local products before returning to the pier.

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Valparaíso, Chile&#39;s most artistic city, is vibrant canvas where colorful houses climb steep hills, embraced by the Pacific breeze. Founded in the 16th century, the city&#39;s history dates back to the 16th century, when Spanish explorers discovered its natural harbor. Its strategic location along the trade routes made it a crucial port, attracting ships from around the world. Today, the city&#39;s diverse architecture reflects this history, blending colonial, European, and indigenous influences. The city&#39;s cultural scene flourished during Chile&#39;s economic booms in the 19th century and attracted many intellectuals, writers, and artists. Their legacy live on: Valparaíso was declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 2023, celebrated for its rich history and vibrant artistic culture. Its hills showcase colorful houses, connected by winding streets and iconic ascensores (funiculars). These elements are a living testament to the city&#39;s past, its role as a crossroads of cultures, and its enduring appeal to travelers seeking a taste of history and creative inspiration.

This tour is a wonderful opportunity to experience the people, history, and scenery of Chile&#39;s coastal cities. Begin on the streets of Valparaiso and pass the Plaza Sotomayor and Naval Headquarters. Drive into the surrounding hills to find a stark contrast between the mansions of the wealthy and ramshackle homes of the poor. Continue along the coast to the fashionable town of Vina del Mar, where you&#39;ll be greeted by its floral clock and dazzled by its waterfront charm. Valparaíso is one of the South Pacific&#39;s most important seaports and had played an important geopolitical role in the second half of the 19th century, when the city served as a major stopover for ships traveling between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans by crossing the Straits of Magellan. The contrast of the bustling port city and and the quiet neighboring city of Viña del Mar shows the pulse of the most fashionable coastal area in the country.

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Wines of Casablanca Valley

Begin your 1hour and 45 minute journey to Santiago by traveling through the picturesque city of Valparaiso, known for its vibrant street art and steep funiculars.Upon arrival in Santiago, visit the iconic Plaza de Armas, the main square, where you can marvel at the historic Cathedral and the National History Museum, both central to the city&#39;s cultural heritage.Next, drive to the upscale districts of Santiago, here you will enjoy a leisure time on your own to explore and indulge in lunch at one of the many dining options available (at guest expense), all at your own pace.Afterward, continue your tour with a visit to Los Dominicos Handcraft Village, a charming artisan market where you can browse and purchase traditional Chilean crafts, artwork, and souvenirs. The village offers a unique glimpse into local craftsmanship and cultural traditions.Finally, relax on the drive back to the pier, reflecting on the diverse experiences and vibrant history you&#39;ve encountered throughout the day.

Explore various popular and historical sites in Santiago City. Travel through Valparaiso to the city, where you&#39;ll visit the Plaza de Armas Main Square where the Cathedral and the National History Museum are located. Drive to the upper districts to visit a modern sophisticated shopping mall in town, where you can shop and have lunch on your own. Continue your travel towards Los Dominicos Handcraft Village. Drive back to the pier.

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Discover the rich history, vibrant culture, and stunning landscapes of Chile&#39;s coastal gems with this unforgettable tour. Begin your journey in Valparaíso, one of the South Pacific&#39;s most significant seaports, which played a crucial geopolitical role in the 19th century as a key stopover for ships navigating between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans via the Straits of Magellan. The city&#39;s bustling port contrasts sharply with the serene ambiance of its neighboring town, Viña del Mar, showcasing the dynamic rhythm of Chile&#39;s most fashionable coastal region.Drive through the colorful streets of Valparaíso, passing by the iconic Plaza Sotomayor and the Naval Headquarters. Ascend into the surrounding hills to witness a striking contrast between opulent mansions and humble shantytowns, offering a glimpse into the city&#39;s diverse social fabric.Continue your adventure along the coast to the chic town of Viña del Mar. Be greeted by its famous floral clock and soak in the charm of its picturesque waterfront, a perfect end to your exploration of Chile&#39;s captivating coastal cities.

Get a captivating glimpse into Chile&#39;s coastal cities, showcasing the vibrant streets of Valparaíso with its historical significance as a major 19th-century seaport. Discover the contrast between Valparaíso&#39;s bustling port and the affluent charm of Viña del Mar, known for its picturesque waterfront and iconic floral clock. The tour highlights the rich history, culture, and scenic beauty of these two distinct cities.

 Panoramic Coastal Cities :  Valparaiso & Vina del Mar

Embark on a scenic journey through the charming coastal city of Viña del Mar, often referred to as the Garden City for its lush greenery and elegant parks. As you drive, admire the famous Flower Clock, a beloved landmark created in 1962 for the World Soccer Cup held in Chile. Continue along the coastline, where you&#39;ll be treated to stunning views of the Pacific Ocean, with its sparkling blue waters and seaside vistas.Next, head to the unique Puro Caballo Ranch, where you&#39;ll dive deeper into the traditional ‘huaso&#39; culture of Chile, the country&#39;s equivalent of the cowboy. At the ranch, you&#39;ll learn about the purebred Chilean horse, a symbol of national pride, and witness a thrilling rodeo exhibition that showcases the remarkable partnership between horse and rider. You&#39;ll watch in awe as the horse and rider perform impressive feats in the arena, highlighting the skills and traditions of the Chilean rodeo.Your experience is complete with a delicious local lunch served at the ranch&#39;s restaurant. The meal is paired with fine Chilean wines, and accompanied by coffee or tea, while a live folkloric music group entertains you with traditional melodies.After this culturally rich and scenic day, you&#39;ll return with lasting memories of Chile&#39;s countryside, coastal beauty, and vibrant traditions.

Enjoy a scenic drive through Viña del Mar, passing the famous Flower Clock and taking in beautiful Pacific Ocean views. Experience Chile&#39;s ‘huaso&#39; traditions, learn about the Chilean horse, and witness a thrilling rodeo display. The day includes a delicious local lunch, accompanied by wine and live folkloric music.

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