Depart the USA on your overnight flight to Santiago, Chile. The World Heritage-listed city of Valparaiso welcomes us with its long and colourful history dating back to the conquistadors. This vibrant city is rich in theatre, music, performance and street art – most streets, staircases, alleyways and buildings are brightly painted – and exquisite Victorian architecture. Meal: D Relaxation beckons with so many choices on board you will wonder how time passes so quickly. Choose one of the daily activities including a class in Scenic Epicure, join an entertaining discussion in the Theatre, or make time for your own fitness regime. Meals: B, L, D At the very end of the Pan American highway is the Puerto Montt, which is the starting point for a fabled land of fjords, canals, islands, snow-capped volcanoes, green-forested hills and the enchantment of Southern Chile. Puerto Montt is the perfect starting point to explore the German cities of Frutillar and Puerto Varas. Meals: B, L, D Visit Castro, where colourful wooden stilt houses line the waterfront and the Chilote culture is seen throughout the World Heritage listed churches and architecture. Meals: B, L, D San Rafael exhibits marvellous topographic variety. Its sea fauna and channels, islands, snowcaps and fjords offer a great place for tourism. The Northern Ice Field, San Rafael Lagoon and San Rafael Snowcap, are the favourite spots for national and foreign visitors because of their amazing landscapes and ecological biodiversity. Meals: B, L, D Caleta Tortel is a coastal village, located between the mouth of the Baker River the largest river in Chile and a small embayment of the Baker Channel. The surrounding geography is rugged, formed by a number of islands, fjords, channels and estuaries. The Chilean Patagonia is a region of great natural diversity. Meals: B, L, D The Angostura Ingles (English Narrows) are located north of Puerto Eden, a small isolated port located on Wellington Island, in the Magallanes Region of Chile. The village is known for being the home of the last Kawéshkar people. Meals: B, L, D At the foot of the massive Darwin Cordillera mountain range, the majestic scenery and wildlife of the inner passages of the Chilean Channels is an assault on the senses. Watch from the Sky Terrace, the Observation Terrace or your private verandah as the Captain and local Chilean Pilot expertly manoeuvre Scenic Eclipse through the islands and channel markers of the English Narrows. Meals: B, L, D Not far from Patagonia, the city is located in the extreme south of Chile with a port and sheepbreeding history, the gateway into Antarctica will captivate you with its clean air and European architecture. Meals: B, L, D A sensory day of cruising and exploring in kayaks, Zodiacs and helicopters^ awaits as we traverse Agostini Fjord. Glaciers and fjords abound with the Monte Buckland mountain range as the backdrop. Meals: B, L, D The point where the Atlantic and Pacific Ocean meet, Cape Horn is steeped in maritime history and is the southernmost headland of the Tierra del Fuego archipelago and the southernmost tip of Chile. Weather permitting, our landing on Cape Horn will show the true skill of our Captain, Crew and the Discovery Team. Meals: B, L, D Your cruise ends this morning as disembark and fly to Buenos Aires taking away memories of a truly unforgettable cruise where you will board your flight back to the USA, arriving the following day. Meal: B