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South America Cruises on Royal Caribbean
Cruises to South America on Royal Caribbean
 A Royal Caribbean South America cruise is the best way to discover South America! The 2011 South America Cruise Season will feature the Splendour of the Seas and Vision of the Seas sailing to Brazil with itineraries lasting from 2 to 8 nights. The Mariner of the Seas will sail to some of South America's best sights with longer itineraries. What you will see on a Royal Caribbean cruise to South America may include places like Sugarloaf, Copacabana and Ipanema beaches in Rio, Buenos Aires, Cape Horn, and the Falkland Islands. Learn about Royal Caribbean's South America cruise ports of call below.
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CruiseAdventures.us features all available rates on cruise to South America on Royal Caribbean. Early booking discounts, seniors, past passengers and military rates are featured. Before you search, if you are looking for advice on your Royal Caribbean South America cruise, we recommend reading the Royal Caribbean South America cruise tips at the bottom of this page.
Royal Caribbean Cruises to South America: Upcoming Sailings
Royal Caribbean South America cruises depart from several cities. You can find more tips and helpful information by checking out the following:
Royal Caribbean South America Cruise Tips
Where do Royal Caribbean South America Cruises sail?
The itinerary and length of a Royal Caribbean cruise to South America varies with the seasonal base of the ship. There are some short cruises on which you can focus on visiting the ports of Brazil. Longer itineraries sailing out of Los Angeles, California or Valparaiso, Chile will include Mexico, Costa Rica, Peru, Chile, Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil.
- From Los Angeles, California, cruise for 16 nights to Mexico, Costa Rica, Peru, and Chile.
- Departing from Valparaiso, Chile, you will see the Chilean Fjords, Strait of Magellan, Argentina, Uruguay, and Brazil.
- There are a handful of 3- to 5-night cruises leaving from and returning to Sao Paulo, Brazil.
- Ships departing from Rio de Janeiro focus on ports of call in Brazil.
Book your Royal Caribbean cruise to South America online, or call one of our cruise experts at (888) 454-3858 to help you find the ideal cruise.
When should I book my Royal Caribbean South America Cruise?
 Just about every cruise web site and cruise line will advise you to "book your cruise early". And, many cruise web sites will tell you about the "great last minute deals" they have on South America cruises. Just a little confusing...
So, here is why it is critical to book your Royal Caribbean South America Cruise early.
- First, the biggest expense of an South America vacation is quite often the airfare. If you are shopping for a last minute deal, you may get a great cruise price, then blow all your savings trying to secure an airline ticket at the last minute.
- Second, cruising is popular in South America and Royal Caribbean is considered a high-quality cruise line. If you are shopping for a last minute deal, you may find that the ship is sold out.
- Third, South America is a place where your cabin choice matters – wait too long and the cabin choices might put you in an inside cabin or a cabin with a porthole.
There are usually bargains to be found as South America is a very competitive market with Carnival Cruises, Holland America Line, Cunard Line, Princess Cruises, Azamara Club Cruises, and Celebrity Cruises all in competition with one another.
What Discounts are Available on Royal Caribbean Cruises to South America?
Royal Caribbean offers the following discounts on cruises to South America:
- The most commonly available Royal Caribbean South America cruise discounts are targeted based on where you live. Cruise pricing can vary depending on your place of residence. For example, a resident of California may get a higher price than a resident of Texas. This system of discounts is extremely complex, and, it is very difficult to project when, how much or for how long such targeted discount programs may be offered.
- Military Discounts for U.S. Military and Canadian Forces -- Active and Retired. On selected Royal Caribbean South America cruises, there may be discounts available to members of the military. Please note that these discounts are on selected sailings only.
- U.S. or Canadian Law Enforcement, Fire Dept, or EMT personnel. On selected sailings, Royal Caribbean may offer discounts to law enforcement personnel, fire department and EMT personnel. Please note that these discounts are on selected sailings only.
- Age 55+ may be offered discounts on selected Royal Caribbean South America sailings. Like discounts based on where you live, it is not possible to determine when these discounts will be offered.
- Crown and Anchor Society members. Royal Caribbean may offer special incentives to their past passengers -- known as "Crown and Anchor Society" members.
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Money Saving Advice when Buying a Royal Caribbean Cruise
- Best advice we can give: the earlier you book, the better. Prices for early bookers tend to be lower, and, the best cabins on Royal Caribbean ships book first.
- We show all discounts. When you search for cruises on our site, we will ask questions that will qualify you for the best available rate – are you over 55, active or retired military, past passenger (Crown & Anchor Society) with Royal Caribbean, etc.
- If you are flying to your cruise departure port, buy your air separately from your cruise. You will almost certainly find a better deal versus buying your air ticket with your cruise.
- Never pay a service fee to book a cruise. There are web sites who will charge $24.99 to book a cruise with them. We can book you the same cruise for the same price, and, we do not charge service fees.
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