You’ll begin the trip in Puerto Montt, where you’ll board the boat and begin cruising around some of the most beautiful regions of Patagonia Chile. Each itinerary is different, and takes into account weather conditions and guests’ particular interests. Activities can include whale-watching, eco tourism, bird watching, jet boating, kayaking, trekking and horseback riding. Natural wonders are in abundance here, and there is plenty of wildlife.

There are dedicated nature and fly fishing departures throughout the fall, winter and spring (northern hemisphere), although travelers on nature cruises can add a handful of fly fishing excursions.

Cabins are spacious, with large picture windows to enjoy the view as you cruise along. The Atmosphere has large passenger areas, gourmet meals paired with Chilean wines, and spa treatments available.

Contact us for 2009 and 2010 special rates for the exciting Nomads of the Seas adventure!

The Delfin luxury riverboats are ideal for travelers looking for the best Amazon trip – with smaller sizes for a more personalized trip, spacious cabins, and impeccable service from guides and crew, these two riverboats will make for a memorable trip.

Your trip begins in Lima, where you’ll arrive from your international flight, and spend two nights in a luxury property, with a city tour to the amazing colonial and pre-colombian highlights the city has to offer. Then, continue on to Iquitos, Peru, where you’ll board your boat. Then begin cruising to the Pacaya Samiria Reserve, a five million acre nature reserve that few travelers visit. The Delfins offer four, five and eight day cruises, with excursions to native villages, blackwater creeks, lagoons, and along rivers where pink dolphins congregate. You’ll have the chance to fish for piranha and go on night walks in search of nocturnal wildlife. End the trip in Lima, with an overnight and farewell dinner prior to your international departure.

Ask us about 2009 and 2010 dates on the Delfin I and II, and combining this trip with other destinations in Peru.

Where Charles Darwin developed his theory of evolution, the Galapagos are a paradise for nature lovers, with animals unafraid of human presence, allowing you to get up close and personal with blue-footed boobies, huge colonies of marine iguanas and giant frigatebirds.

Our Luxury Eco-Adventure Cruises begin with a flight from mainland Ecuador, either Quito or Guayaquil, and then last four, five, or eight days. On board you’ll have Ecuadorian cuisine with fresh fruit and seafood, and daily island visits to explore different islands with an expert bilingual guide. There will also be plenty of opportunities to see underwater life, too, with snorkeling at many of the stops. In the evening, relax on deck, stargaze, or enjoy an Equator crossing party with the crew and other guests.

There are a wide variety of yachts cruising the Galapagos, but we’ve selected the top yachts and sailboats, ranging from 16 up to 100 passengers, all with excellent guide services, high safety and environmental standards, and comfortable accommodations. Ask us about customizing the correct boat for your island adventure.

The five day cruise begins in Punta Arenas, Chile, where you’ll board your expedition vessel, specially outfitted for Arctic cruising, and sail through the Strait of Magellan. Continue the cruise with stops at places like Tucker Islet to see colonies of Magellanic penguins and cormorants, Cape Horn National Park, and more. You’ll sail through Glacier Alley, through six imposing glaciers, and disembark on the Pia Glacier for panoramic views of the surrounding mountains and forests.

The four day itinerary still visits glacier, penguin and forest highlights, and is great for those shorter on time. The four day itinerary departs from Ushuaia, Argentina; the five day itinerary departs from Punta Arenas, Chile.

Ask us about availability, and combining this trip with land adventures throughout Chile and Argentina.