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South America is a vast continent with many diverse cultures amongst the countries within. South America cruises therefore offer different kind of experiences depending on where you decide to cruise to. The main attraction of cruises in South America is the Amazon River,3,900 miles long and in places,30 miles wide. It copes easily with medium-sized cruise ships and engulfs small expedition ... More...
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Cruise Results: | South America. |
South America is a vast continent with many diverse cultures amongst the countries within.
South America cruises therefore offer different kind of experiences depending on where you decide to cruise to.
The main attraction of cruises in South America is the Amazon River,3,900 miles long and in places,30 miles wide. It copes easily with medium-sized cruise ships and engulfs small expedition ships which, in truth, are the best choice to enable you to get a real close-up experience. Most offer the Amazon River cruises from the port of Belem at the great river's mouth to Manaus 1,000 miles up stream. Some however will journey a further 1,000 miles to Iquitos in Peru.
The Galapagos is a cluster of islands that is so isolated that almost 2,000 creatures that live here are found nowhere else on earth and a Galapagos cruise is a great way of seeing some of them.
More than 150 years ago,Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was inspired by the flora and fauna to be found here. Marine iguanas,flightless cormorants and giant tortoises that now carry the Galapagos name are just three examples of these animals.
The Galapagos are made up of the following:
Isla Isabela
Isla Santa Cruz
Isla San Cristobal
Isla San Salvador
Isla Floreana
All of which can be visited on most Galapagos Island cruises.
South America cruises therefore offer different kind of experiences depending on where you decide to cruise to.
The main attraction of cruises in South America is the Amazon River,3,900 miles long and in places,30 miles wide. It copes easily with medium-sized cruise ships and engulfs small expedition ships which, in truth, are the best choice to enable you to get a real close-up experience. Most offer the Amazon River cruises from the port of Belem at the great river's mouth to Manaus 1,000 miles up stream. Some however will journey a further 1,000 miles to Iquitos in Peru.
The Galapagos is a cluster of islands that is so isolated that almost 2,000 creatures that live here are found nowhere else on earth and a Galapagos cruise is a great way of seeing some of them.
More than 150 years ago,Charles Darwin's theory of evolution was inspired by the flora and fauna to be found here. Marine iguanas,flightless cormorants and giant tortoises that now carry the Galapagos name are just three examples of these animals.
The Galapagos are made up of the following:
Isla Isabela
Isla Santa Cruz
Isla San Cristobal
Isla San Salvador
Isla Floreana
All of which can be visited on most Galapagos Island cruises.