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26 Night Transatlantic Lisbon to Port Stanley Cruise

From Lisbon, (Portugal) to Santiago (Valparaiso), (Chile)

MS Fram
HX Expeditions
4 Stars
Cruise #: 14341145
Sail Date: Monday, Oct 23, 2028
Return Date: Saturday, Nov 18, 2028
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26 Night Transatlantic   Lisbon to Port Stanley Cruise

Cruise Segment of Itinerary

Monday - Oct 23, 2028
Day
1
  • Lisbon, Portugal
The Portuguese capital is rich in history and culture. Take a stroll along its hilly cobbled streets, hop on a canary-yellow tram to take in a panoramic viewpoint, and tuck into flaky pastel de nata freshly made at one of the city's decades-old bakeries. Explore the districts of Baixa, Bairro Alto, and Chiado, where fado music floats from the open doors of bars and cafes, and pause for a drink at one of Lisbon's lively squares. You may decide to visit the UNESCO World Heritage sites of Belem Tower and Jeronimos Monastery, located just outside the city. After a day of discovery, board MS Fram, settle into your cabin, and begin your adventure at sea. ...
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Tuesday - Oct 24, 2028
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2
At Sea
  • At Sea
We'll spend the next two days at sea, giving us the opportunity to enjoy the ship's facilities. Relax and unwind in the hot tub and pool area, stroll the deck, and grab a drink at the Explorer Bar & Lounge, chatting to fellow travelers. The Expedition Team will also be giving lectures on the sights and sounds of the days ahead. ...
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Wednesday - Oct 25, 2028
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3
At Sea
  • At Sea
Thursday - Oct 26, 2028
Day
4
  • Las Palmas, Spain
Today, we dock at the island of Gran Canaria. Las Palmas sits at the crossroads of three continents: Europe, Africa, and the Americas. The Old Town is a mix of cosmopolitan cafes, 16th-century architecture, and the Gothic pillars of Santa Ana Cathedral, all set against a backdrop of volcanic origins. It's one of the Atlantic's most welcoming island groups, with a relaxed rhythm that's hard not to fall into. ...
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Friday - Oct 27, 2028
Day
5
At Sea
  • At Sea
Your journey continues southwest towards the Cape Verde archipelago, over 350 miles off the west coast of Africa. These vibrant Atlantic islands are rich in culture and history, and the Expedition Team will be on hand to bring them to life. The sea days are yours to enjoy: long lunches, post-supper drinks in the bar, the observation deck as the ocean stretches out ahead, or simply a quiet corner and a good book. ...
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Saturday - Oct 28, 2028
Day
6
At Sea
  • At Sea
Sunday - Oct 29, 2028
Day
7
Sal, Cape Verde
  • Sal, Cape Verde
Today, we explore Sal, a sun-bleached island surrounded by some of the Atlantic's richest waters. Cape Verde is one of the most biodiverse archipelagos in the ocean, home to loggerhead sea turtles, lemon sharks, gentle rays, and abundant seabirds. It's a place shaped entirely by the sea, and a fitting introduction to the islands ahead. ...
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Monday - Oct 30, 2028
Day
8
At Sea
  • At Sea
Over the next days at sea, join workshops led by the Expedition Team and discover the countries and cultures ahead, from Salvador's rich Afro-Brazilian heritage to Montevideo's maritime history. Delve into the wonders of oceanography and astronomy, gaining new perspectives on the vast ocean unfolding around you. And with plenty of time to simply pause and take it all in, the spacious deck offers the perfect place to watch the world drift by. ...
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Tuesday - Oct 31, 2028
Day
9
At Sea
  • At Sea
Wednesday - Nov 1, 2028
Day
10
At Sea
  • At Sea
Thursday - Nov 2, 2028
Day
11
At Sea
  • At Sea
Friday - Nov 3, 2028
Day
12
At Sea
  • At Sea
Saturday - Nov 4, 2028
Day
13
At Sea
  • At Sea
Sunday - Nov 5, 2028
Day
14
Salvador de Bahia, Brazil
  • Salvador de Bahia, Brazil
Brazil's former colonial capital is one of Latin America's most captivating cities. African, indigenous, and Portuguese cultures collide here to create an atmosphere that's entirely its own. Stroll the cobbled streets and rainbow-colored houses, or perhaps visit the Barra Lighthouse, one of the oldest navigational beacons in the Americas, which is now a fascinating maritime museum close to several swimmable beaches, perfect for cooling off after hours of exploring. ...
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Monday - Nov 6, 2028
Day
15
At Sea
  • At Sea
As we journey towards Uruguay, you'll have another opportunity to kick back and relax during several days at sea. By now, you'll be familiar with many of your fellow passengers, so join them for dinner at one of the ship's restaurants, or share highlights of the voyage so far at the Explorer Bar & Lounge. Your comfortable cabin is the perfect place to rest after an evening of conversation. ...
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Tuesday - Nov 7, 2028
Day
16
At Sea
  • At Sea
Wednesday - Nov 8, 2028
Day
17
At Sea
  • At Sea
Thursday - Nov 9, 2028
Day
18
At Sea
  • At Sea
Friday - Nov 10, 2028
Day
19
At Sea
  • At Sea
Saturday - Nov 11, 2028
Day
20
  • Montevideo, Uruguay
Today, you can enjoy time exploring Montevideo. Follow the Rambla, the city's famous waterfront promenade that hugs nearly 14 miles of coastline, then wander inland to Ciudad Vieja, where colonial architecture lines cobbled streets and the scent of grilling meat drifts from Mercado del Puerto. This is a UNESCO City of Literature too, so duck into one of its dozens of independent bookshops between palm-lined plazas and quiet churches with views out over the water. ...
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Sunday - Nov 12, 2028
Day
21
At Sea
  • At Sea
Sea days are yours to enjoy at your own pace. Join lectures and workshops from the Expedition Team, or make the most of the wellness facilities, from the fitness center to the sauna and hot tubs. If you picked up a book or two in Montevideo, now's the time to get lost in the story.
Monday - Nov 13, 2028
Day
22
At Sea
  • At Sea
Tuesday - Nov 14, 2028
Day
23
  • Puerto Madryn, Argentina
Puerto Madryn is the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Valdes Peninsula, a region shaped as much by its human history as its natural one. Founded by Welsh settlers in the 1800s, this corner of Patagonia still carries traces of that community in its culture, architecture, and traditions. The coastline is home to southern elephant seals, sea lions, Magellanic penguins, and around 180 species of bird, so bring your binoculars. Seasonal whale watching may also be available for those who want to get closer to the water. Back in town, stroll the relaxed promenade, browse local arts and crafts, and soak up a place where two cultures met at the edge of the world. ...
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Wednesday - Nov 15, 2028
Day
24
At Sea
  • At Sea
For three days we sail south to Port Stanley, the Falkland Islands' capital and largest settlement. Before the first glimpses of land come into sight, enjoy your final hours aboard MS Fram. Perhaps a last soak in the hot tub, or a drink at the bar with fellow passengers. The Expedition Team is on hand to tell you more about the Falklands' sub-Antarctic ecosystem before you see it for yourself. ...
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Thursday - Nov 16, 2028
Day
25
At Sea
  • At Sea
Friday - Nov 17, 2028
Day
26
At Sea
  • At Sea
Saturday - Nov 18, 2028
Day
27
  • Port Stanley, Falkland Islands
  • Cruise Ends

Land Segment of Itinerary

Day 27 - Saturday - Nov 18, 2028
Day
27
  • Air Travel
  • Santiago (Valparaiso), Chile
Today you'll be bidding a fond farewell to the Expedition Team and your fellow passengers. Once you've disembarked the ship, you may want to take the opportunity to spot the wildlife that calls this part of the world home. Offshore, you may spot numerous whale species, where seals and sea lions are often seen basking on the beaches. Black-browed albatrosses and Magellanic penguins are also found here, not to mention 350 species of flora. Keep your eyes peeled for the pale maiden, the national symbol of the Falklands. Your onward flight will be to Santiago, capital of Chile. Here you will enjoy an overnight before your expedition ends. Or, why not stay onboard MS Fram to join an expedition south to Antarctica. ...
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