Cunard to Return to South America After Pandemic in 2025

In 2025, Cunard will make its first trip back to South America since before the pandemic.

A 78-night roundtrip itinerary on the Queen Victoria, leaving from Southampton in January 2025, has been planned by the line.

The ship will make port calls in Buenos Aires, Rio de Janeiro, Patagonia, Callao, and Salvador on its way to Brazil, Chile, and Ecuador.

In addition to seeing a penguin colony in Punta Tombo and a wine-tasting tour in San Antonio, shore excursions include surfing in Buzios, hiking to the Emerald Lake in Chile, enjoying a helicopter ride in Buenos Aires, and visiting a penguin colony.

Costs begin at £13,499 for a Britannia Balcony stateroom for two guests.

Director of UK sales Tom Mahoney stated: “We look forward to working with our trade partners as we return to South America for the first time in five years.

“Not only will guests have the opportunity to immerse themselves in the continent’s unique combination of history, culture, and natural beauty, but they will also experience 78 nights of our iconic white star service and unrivalled onboard entertainment programme.

“We are also incredibly excited to work with partners that specialise in tailormade packages.”