A Variety of Adventures Await in the Americas and the Caribbean Islands

You will find remarkable cultural diversity, as well as spectacular landscapes, throughout the many different countries that make up the Americas and the Caribbean, from the northern tip of Canada to Cape Horn in the south.

The Caribbean is a set of islands from Aruba and Antigua to St. Martin and Puerto Rico, each of which has a unique culture, lifestyle, and language left from the early inhabitants who came from France, Spain, Britain, The Netherlands, and Africa; but the famous Caribbean relaxed vibe is common to all.

The countries that make up Central America, which links North and South America, have very interesting histories and stunning landscapes. From the remains of ancient civilizations including the Aztec, Maya, and Olmec to the lush jungles of Costa Rica, there is something for everyone. Travel through the Panama Canal to marvel at its one-of-a-kind engineering.

A cruise around North and South America will treat you to a wide assortment of breathtaking landscapes as well as many attractions built by both ancient and modern civilizations.

Traveling North to Canada, you can explore Quebec City to feel its French ambiance, or the Viking colony L’Anse aux Meadows, which dates back to the 11th century. In the U.S., stops along the east coast will take you to vibrant American cities, or sail along the west coast to see the magnificent glaciers in Alaska.

Continuing southward, travelers will find mysterious ruins, a broad diversity of cultures and peoples, and world music we all recognize, and may have even danced to.

Head to Brazil and the lively beach city of Rio de Janeiro or visit the rain forests of the Amazon River. Visit South America’s west coast with a stop in Chile, click to learn more about rides with its jagged massifs and dazzling fjords as well as the vibrant, colorful hillside community of Valparaiso. See a fun live Tango show in the vibrant city of Buenos Aires. Farther south, discover the icy natural beauty of Antarctica.