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74-Day Grand South America & Antarctica Voyage 74-Day Grand South America & Antarctica Voyage Volendam Please note: We are working to confirm replacement ports for the voyage and have provided a tentative itinerary below. Guests will receive a finalized itinerary on their new booking confirmation. Please note that no additional information will be available until the rebooking process has been completed, and guests will be notified should there be any additional changes to their cruise. Table 1 74-Day Grand South America & Antarctica Voyage cruise Day Date Port Arrive Depart 0 01/04 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, USA 17:00 40-day Grand South America & Antarctica voyage begins here 1 01/05 At Sea (Florida Straits) 2 01/06 Georgetown, Grand Cayman, Cayman Islands 08:00 17:00 3 01/07 At Sea (Caribbean Sea) 4 01/08 Puerto Limón (San José), Costa Rica 08:00 17:00 5 01/09 Enter Panama Canal at Cristobal 05:00 05:00 Transit the Panama Canal Exit Panama Canal at Balboa 19:00 19:00 Fuerte Amador (Panama City), Panama 20:00 overnight 6 01/10 Fuerte Amador (Panama City), Panama overnight 17:00 7 01/11 At Sea (Pacific Ocean) 8 01/12 Manta (Quito), Ecuador 05:00 20:00 9 01/13 At Sea (Pacific Ocean) 10 01/14 Callao (Lima), Peru 16:00 overnight 11 01/15 Callao (Lima), Peru overnight overnight 12 01/16 Callao (Lima), Peru overnight 18:00 13 01/17 General San Martín (Pisco), Peru 08:00 17:00 14 01/18 At Sea (Pacific Ocean) 15 01/19 At Sea 16 01/20 Coquimbo (La Serena), Chile Day Date Port Arrive Depart 17 01/21 San Antonio (Santiago), Chile 08:00 17:00 18 01/22 At Sea (Pacific Ocean) 19 01/23 Isla Robinsón Crusoe, Chile 08:00 17:00 20 01/24 At Sea (Pacific Ocean) 21 01/25 Puerto Montt, Chile 08:00 17:00 22 01/26 Puerto Chacabuco, Chile 11:00 18:00 23 01/27 Scenic cruising Chilean Fjords 24 01/28 Scenic cruising Amalia or Brujo Glacier Scenic cruising Sarmiento Channel Scenic cruising Strait of Magellan 25 01/29 Punta Arenas, Chile 07:00 20:00 Scenic cruising Cockburn Channel Scenic cruising Beagle Channel 26 01/30 Scenic cruising Glacier Alley Scenic cruising Cape Horn 27 01/31 Ushuaia, Argentina 06:00 20:00 28 02/01 At Sea (Bellinghausen Sea) 29 02/02 The HAL Antarctic Experience (day 1), 08:00 18:00 Antarctica 30 02/03 The HAL Antarctic Experience (day 2), 08:00 18:00 Antarctica 31 02/04 The HAL Antarctic Experience (day 3), 08:00 18:00 Antarctica 32 02/05 The HAL Antarctic Experience (day 4), 08:00 18:00 Antarctica 33 02/06 At Sea (Scotia Sea) 34 02/07 Port Stanley, Falkland Islands 08:00 17:00 35 02/08 At Sea (South Atlantic Ocean) 36 02/09 Puerto Madryn, Argentina 08:00 17:00 Day Date Port Arrive Depart 37 02/10 At Sea (Atlantic Ocean) 38 02/11 Punta del Este, Uruguay 08:00 15:00 39 02/12 Montevideo, Uruguay 08:00 18:00 40 02/13 Buenos Aires, Argentina 08:00 overnight 40-Day Grand South America & Antarctica voyage ends here 34-Day Grand South America voyage begins here 41 02/14 Buenos Aires, Argentina overnight 17:00 42 02/15 At Sea (Atlantic Ocean) 43 02/16 At Sea 44 02/17 Santos (São Paulo), Brazil 08:00 17:00 45 02/18 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil 08:00 overnight 46 02/19 Rio de Janeiro, Brazil Overnight 18:00 47 02/20 Armação dos Búzios, Brazil 08:00 15:00 48 02/21 At Sea (Atlantic Ocean) 49 02/22 Salvador da Bahia, Brazil 08:00 23:00 50 02/23 At Sea (Atlantic Ocean) 51 02/24 Recife, Brazil 08:00 23:00 52 02/25 At Sea (Pacific Ocean) 53 02/26 Fortaleza, Brazil 08:00 14:00 54 02/27 At Sea (Atlantic Ocean) 55 02/28 Icoaraci (Belem), Brazil 08:00 18:00 56 03/01 Cross the Equator Crossing the Amazon River Bar 57 03/02 Cruising the Amazon River Cross the Equator 58 03/03 Santarém, Brazil 08:00 18:00 59 03/04 Boca Da Valeria, Brazil 08:00 14:00 Day Date Port Arrive Depart 60 03/05 Manaus, Brazil 10:00 overnight 61 03/06 Manaus, Brazil Overnight 17:00 62 03/07 Parintins, Brazil 08:00 14:00 63 03/08 Alter do Chão, Brazil 08:00 14:00 64 03/09 Cruising the Amazon River Cross the Equator Crossing the Amazon River Bar 65 03/10 At Sea (Atlantic Ocean) 66 03/11 Devil's Island, French Guiana 08:00 17:00 67 03/12 At Sea (Atlantic Ocean) 68 03/13 Bridgetown, Barbados 08:00 18:00 69 03/14 Roseau, Dominica 08:00 17:00 70 03/15 San Juan, Puerto Rico, USA 13:00 23:00 71 03/16 At Sea (Caribbean Sea) 72 03/17 At Sea 73 03/18 Half Moon Cay, Bahamas 07:00 14:00 74 03/19 FORT LAUDERDALE, FL, USA 07:00 34-day Grand South America voyage ends here .
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