Latin Excursions, a boutique travel company, announced in a press release the addition of a new cruise in 2008 that gives the best of southern Argentina and Chile. The new cruise, called “Crucero Ausralis” or “Southern Cross,” has two points of call: Ushuaia in Argentina and Punta Arenas in Chile. Lasting either four days and three nights, or five days and four nights, and going through the Straits of Magellan and the Beagle Channel, the cruise is a great way for adventurers to see the most southern regions of the world in a setting of security and luxury. Based in Miami, Florida, Latin Excursions has offices all over Latin America and has been operating tours since 2001.
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[...] Cruises are a popular way to explore the southern coast of Argentina, and currently travelers can buy a cruise with Norwegian Sun at a large discount. According to MSNBC, the discount is for a 14-day cruise that begins off the coast of Argentina, goes through the Strait of Magellan, traverses the Chilean fjords, and ends in the town of Valparaiso, Chile. The cruise is currently discounted by 66 percent, meaning that by reserving a cabin now, travelers can potentially save around $1,600 off rack rates. This deal, promoted by Sherman’s Travel, is for cruises beginning in December and going though February of 2009, making them an excellent option for a summer vacation in Argentina. Use me: Print this Post Add to Favorites Share me! [...]