How much do South America cruise deals cost?
The lowest current fare is $1,579 per person (Cape Horn & Glaciers of Patagonia, Majestic Princess, 15 nights, Dec 22, 2026). Fares are per person, double occupancy, and change often.
When is the cheapest time to take South America cruise deals?
Among the sailings with a current fare, February 2027 has the lowest fare per night: $1,629 for 22 nights, about $74 a night.
Which cruise lines offer South America cruise deals?
Seabourn (102 sailings), Holland America Line (16 sailings), Oceania Cruises (16 sailings), Princess Cruises (14 sailings), Regent Seven Seas Cruises (13 sailings), Norwegian Cruise Line (12 sailings) and Cunard (5 sailings).
Where do South America cruise deals leave from?
The most common departure ports are Buenos Aires (94), San Antonio (Santiago) (16), Reykjavik (13), Rio de Janeiro (10) and Valparaiso (Santiago) (9).
How long are South America cruise deals?
Sailings run from 8 to 96 nights; 11 nights is the most common length.
What comes with the fare?
The cruise lines publish these extras on some of these sailings: All dining venues included (102 sailings), Premium spirits and fine wines included (102 sailings), 15% reduced deposit (98 sailings) and Up to $2,000 shipboard credit per suite (98 sailings). Each sailing page lists exactly what comes with its fare, plus taxes and fees.
How big are the savings?
The biggest published saving right now is $7,489 (65% below the cruise line's own earlier fare) on Majestic Princess, Nov 19, 2026. A saving is shown only when the cruise line publishes the higher fare and the difference is at least $20 and 5%.
How do I book, and how current are the prices?
Send a request and an advisor confirms the current fare and availability and books it for you. You do not pay on the website. Prices are read from the supplier and shown only while they are less than 14 days old, so a price on this page is never older than that. The final price is confirmed when you book.