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Recommendations for a luxury cruise from Santiago to Buenos Aires

Discussion started by Lsg1955 on 2026-01-04

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Recommendations for a luxury cruise from Santiago to Buenos Aires

Lsg1955 · 2026-01-04

Hello,

We’ll be doing this cruise with an extension to Easter Island and Iguazu Falls.

Has anyone got any recommendations?

Recommendations for a luxury cruise from Santiago to Buenos Aires

Sinforosa · 2026-01-04

Hi there,

I visited Easter Island about fifteen years ago and Iguazu Falls the year before that, so it’s starting to feel a bit dated.

For Iguazu Falls, I only saw the Argentine side, which is absolutely spectacular, but everyone recommends visiting both sides—the Argentine and the Brazilian—so try to do both if you can.

Recommendations for an exceptional cruise from Santiago to Buenos Aires

4yne · 2026-01-05

Hi there, This is a really beautiful cruise—we’ve done it several times. In Ushuaia, don’t miss the Beagle Channel. There are lots of small companies offering the tour right at the port. If possible, visit both sides of Iguazu Falls.

Recommendations for an exceptional cruise from Santiago to Buenos Aires

Sinforosa · 2026-01-05

Hello,

On the itinerary map for your cruise, I don’t see Valparaíso listed—what a shame! I really liked that port city. You can visit, among other things, one of Pablo Neruda’s houses there.

Recommendations for an exceptional cruise from Santiago to Buenos Aires

4yne · 2026-01-06

Hello, It’s been many years now since ships stopped calling at Valparaiso for San Antonio, and it’s really a shame. Valparaiso is a stunning city that leaves no one indifferent.

Recommendations for an exceptional cruise from Santiago to Buenos Aires

Sinforosa · 2026-01-06

It’s been many years now since ships stopped calling at Valparaíso, and it’s really a shame.

I didn’t know that.

Yes, it’s a shame—Valparaíso is a city worth seeing, in my opinion.

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