Cruise Holidays

Combining our ‘Best of Argentina & Chile' itinerary with a stay in Tierra del Fuego and a cruise to Cape Horn combines the two destinations' highlights with the remote, icy wilderness and unusual rock formations of Patagonia. A cruise to what is often dubbed ‘the end of the Earth' feels truly adventurous, and Zodiac passages to the Pia, Porter, Aguila and Condor glaciers provide wonderful vantage points of the vast glaciers. If conditions allow, you may be able to go ashore to the windswept island that harbours Cape Horn, once the only navigational route between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.

The Galapagos Islands are best explored by boat. Navigating multiple islands on one itinerary provides a rich sample of the islands' vast wildlife and biodiversity and can include visits to even the most remote islands, unlike day trips from a land-based stay. Each island stop includes a landing onshore to explore the island on foot, and many include the chance to snorkel among tropical fish, dolphins and small sharks. Llama Travel Galapagos cruises are strictly capped at a maximum of 16 people, allowing for an incredibly intimate experience, and expert on-board guides help provide useful context to your surroundings.

Cruising Lan Ha Bay on our ‘Vietnam South to North' itinerary guarantees a unique perspective on the Bay's stunning limestone pillars and allows you to visit traditional floating fishing villages to enjoy stunning views unattainable from the mainland. Swapping the boat for an even smaller vessel helps navigate the Trang Trung cave on Cat Ba Island, home to millions-of-years-old rock formations and the subject of mythical folklore.