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Guayaquil (Ecuador)
This is by far the most important port in Ecuador and its largest and most populous city. The tree lined waterfront complex called Malecon 2000 features gardens fountains, playgrounds, photo and art galleries as well as More...
Manta/Quito (Ecuador)
Manta is one of Ecuador's major port blending colourful fishing villages, unspoilt beaches and the unusual tropical dry forest of the Machalilla National Park. Of particular interest is nearby Montecristi, founded in the early More...
Callao/Lima (Peru)
Callao has one of the few good natural harbours on the Pacific coast and is the port for Lima, the ancient capital of Peru. Travel deeper into the country from here to visit the Incas ancient capital at Cuzco and More...
Salaverry (Peru)
The Peruvian port of Salaverry on the Pacific coast leads the way to Trujillo, the nation’s second largest city, beautifully situated before the Andean foothills. Close to Trujillo are the Moche ruins of the Pyramid of More...
Punta Arenas (Chile)
Strategically positioned almost midway between the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean, on the Brunswick Peninsula at the southern end of mainland Chile and the Chilean Fjords, Punta Arenas commands panoramic views over the Magellan More...
Puerto Montt (Chile)
Lying to the north of the famous Chilean Fjords on Chile's Pacific coast, Puerto Montt began life when settled by German colonists in the mid 19th century and is still reminiscent of an alpine village. Puerto Montt’s More...
Valpareiso/Santiago (Chile)
Valparaiso, main port and second city of Chile, was once the centre of 19th century British naval and commercial activity on South America's Pacific coast. Its setting is dramatic beside the sweeping curve of a great bay More...
Buenos Aires (Argentina)
Dubbed the “Queen of the Plate River” by Argentine author Carlos Romero, Buenos Aires is Argentina’s cosmopolitan capital with a population of over four million. It is the country’s center of manufacturing, banking, More...
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