South America and Antarctica Cruises

Discover a country full of wonder on our cruises in South America

From the tango-spirit of Argentina to the stunning icy peaks and glistening glaciers of Chile, our cruises around South America will take you on an unforgettable adventure. Walk the ancient stone streets of Uruguay’s oldest streets and gasp at the nesting Magellanic penguins in Punta Arenas, or explore the intricate architecture on the streets of Buenos Aires.

Explore the remote icy wilderness on a trip to Antarctica

The vast white expanse of Antarctica is like nowhere else on earth. From gargantuan ice shelves and mountain ranges, you’ll feel like a speck of dust in this surreal and exquisite landscape. Catch a glimpse of penguins, seabirds and seals, and if you’re lucky, enormous whales.

Why choose Titan for your cruise?

Book one of our cruises to South America or Antarctica and a few things will always come as part of the package. You’ll receive our VIP door-to-door travel services, taking you from home to your chosen departure airport (and back again on the return). And you’ll be protected by our Price Promise – if we drop the price of your cruise after you’ve booked, you’ll automatically be refunded the difference. If you have any questions before you travel, or you’re interested in upgrading your cabin or flight, our travel advisors are on hand to help. While you’re on your cruise, should you need any assistance, you can call our 24/7 holiday helpline.

“As a fan of penguins, Antarctica for me was always going to be a dream come true. But my visit to this pristine wilderness was so much more than that. I never tired of the sights - jaw-dropping icebergs casually sailing past the ship; penguins speedily porpoising through the water; and whales spouting in the distance. I never tired of the sounds - the crack and grumble as the ship sailed through ‘bergy bits’; the hilarious whines and snuffling of Weddell seals; and the deafening cacophony of a 200,000-strong penguin colony. The only thing I could maybe tire of was the ‘smell it before you see them’ penguin poo, but even that was just part of the Antarctica experience.” - Nicola James