Silver Endeavour
Buenos Aires to Dakar
23 noches a bordo del Silver Endeavour, desde Buenos Aires, el 25 mar. 2027 al 17 abr. 2027, Recorriendo: Montevideo, Aberdeen, Sierra Leone, Paraty, Natal, Río de Janeiro, Tokeh, Sierra Leone, Buenos Aires, Bijagos Archipelago, Dakar, Porto Seguro, Brazil, Abrolhos Archipelago, Brazil, Paranaguá, Brasil, Punta del Este.
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Itinerario del Crucero
Buenos Aires
25-03-2027
Llegada
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Salida
18:30
Montevideo, Uruguay
26-03-2027
Llegada
07:00
Salida
18:00
Punta del Este, Uruguay
27-03-2027
Llegada
06:30
Salida
18:00
En el mar
28-03-2027
Llegada
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Salida
—
En el mar
29-03-2027
Llegada
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Salida
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Paranagua
30-03-2027
Llegada
05:30
Salida
17:00
Paraty, Brazil
31-03-2027
Llegada
13:30
Salida
18:00
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
01-04-2027
Llegada
07:00
Salida
23:00
En el mar
02-04-2027
Llegada
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Salida
—
Abrolhos Archipelago
03-04-2027
Llegada
06:30
Salida
18:00
Porto Seguro, Brazil
04-04-2027
Llegada
06:30
Salida
18:00
En el mar
05-04-2027
Llegada
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Salida
—
En el mar
06-04-2027
Llegada
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Salida
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Natal
07-04-2027
Llegada
07:00
Salida
16:00
En el mar
08-04-2027
Llegada
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Salida
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En el mar
09-04-2027
Llegada
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Salida
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En el mar
10-04-2027
Llegada
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Salida
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En el mar
11-04-2027
Llegada
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Salida
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Aberdeen, Sierra Leone
12-04-2027
Llegada
12:30
Salida
20:00
Tokeh
13-04-2027
Llegada
06:30
Salida
12:00
Islas Bijagós
14-04-2027
Llegada
12:30
Salida
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Islas Bijagós
15-04-2027
Llegada
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Salida
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Islas Bijagós
16-04-2027
Llegada
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Salida
17:00
Dakar, Senegal
17-04-2027
Llegada
06:30
Salida
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| Día | Puerto | Llegada | Salida | Tipo |
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25-03-2027
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Buenos Aires | — | 18:30 | Puerto |
| Bautizada como la "Reina del Río de la Plata" por el autor argentino Carlos Romero, Buenos Aires es la cosmopolita capital de Argentina y para los porteños sinónimo de Argentina. Fácilmente la más europea de todas las capitales de América del Sur, incluso la guía telefónica tiene más apellidos que indican la herencia italiana o alemána que española. La ciudad experimentó un auge en el siglo XIX, siguiendo el ejemplo de París, y desde entonces es a menudo llamada el París de América del Sur. | ||||
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2
26-03-2027
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Montevideo, Uruguay | 07:00 | 18:00 | Puerto |
| Con una población de 1.362.000, Montevideo es el hogar de casi la mitad de la población del Uruguay. La relativamente pequeña capital es la única ciudad importante de la nación, sin embargo, los visitantes no vienen aquí en busca de la prisa y el bullicio de una gran metrópolis. Los mismos montevideanos viajan a Buenos Aires y São Paulo cuando se les antoja la emoción de la gran ciudad. Como centro cultural, político y económico de Uruguay, la ciudad cuenta con un buen número de monumentos, museos y una arquitectura impresionante. Hay cafés, restaurantes, tiendas de moda, casinos y kilómetros de playas limpias. Para un país tan pequeño, Uruguay cuenta con una tradición literaria y artística asombrosa. El teatro es un medio popular y los dramaturgos son muy prominentes. Artistas uruguayos como Pedro Figari se han ganado el reconocimiento más allá de la frontera del país. El tango es tan popular aquí como en Argentina. La música afro-uruguaya Candomblé y la danza añaden una dimensión única. | ||||
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3
27-03-2027
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Punta del Este, Uruguay | 06:30 | 18:00 | Puerto |
| Renowned for its international conferences and film festivals, Punta del Este is one of the finest beach resorts in South America. Many wealthy Uruguayans, Argentines and Brazilians have built spectacular mansions along the magnificent coastline. Celebrities and jet-setters from across the globe frequent Punta del Este for the beaches, fresh air and nightlife. For many of Montevideo's residents this fashionable resort provides a popular weekend getaway. With a skyline of alternating high-rise towers and million-dollar mansions, Punta del Este is host to a sophisticated culture and a swinging social scene. During the day locals and visitors hit the beaches of the peninsula that provide a perfect setting for a variety of watersports. The land side, with its sand dunes, large forests of pines, eucalyptus and mimosa, makes a fitting contrast. A marina full of sleek yachts, excellent restaurants, chic boutiques, art galleries, a renowned museum, casinos and three golf courses add to a Riviera-like atmosphere. | ||||
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4
28-03-2027
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En el mar | — | — | Navegando |
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5
29-03-2027
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En el mar | — | — | Navegando |
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6
30-03-2027
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Paranagua | 05:30 | 17:00 | Puerto |
| Atlantic rainforest draws us inland from the Paranaguá port, and it is fun exploring it by boat, coach, foot or even up a tower! Much of the rich and diverse forests of Brazil’s Atlantic coast has been cleared but here the largest surviving tracts are preserved in national parks and reserves. The uniqueness and rarity of the forest’s biology led to the declaration of the Atlantic Forests of South Eastern Brazil World Heritage Area. | ||||
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31-03-2027
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Paraty, Brazil | 13:30 | 18:00 | Puerto |
| The Costa Verde's main attraction, the coastal village of Parati, is about 180 miles south of Rio de Janeiro. Inhabited since 1660, this small town has remained fundamentally unaltered since its heyday. It was a staging post for 18th-century trade in Brazilian gold from Minas Gerais to Portugal. Raids and pirate attacks necessitated the establishment of a new route linking Minas Gerais directly with Rio de Janeiro. A decline in Parati's fortunes resulted; being off the beaten track, it remained quietly hidden away. Parati's population of some 15,000 people depends on fishing, farming and tourism for its livelihood. Local artists display their attractive crafts in galleries and souvenir shops. The town, reached via a long pier from the tender landing, must be explored on foot. Among Parati's attractions is the 1722 Church of Santa Rita de Cassia, a classic example of Brazilian baroque architecture. The surrounding area boasts a scenic backdrop with green-clad mountains and numerous islands are scattered across the bay. | ||||
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8
01-04-2027
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Rio de Janeiro, Brazil | 07:00 | 23:00 | Puerto |
| Today, with the center rebuilt many times since colonial days, the major interest lies in the beach communities south of the city center rather than in Rio's buildings and monuments. For some 60 years, the beach districts of Copacabana, Ipanema and Leblon have been Rio's heart and soul, providing a constant source of recreation to maintain the city's fame as the most dynamic and captivating tourist capital in South America. | ||||
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9
02-04-2027
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En el mar | — | — | Navegando |
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10
03-04-2027
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Abrolhos Archipelago | 06:30 | 18:00 | Puerto |
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11
04-04-2027
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Porto Seguro, Brazil | 06:30 | 18:00 | Puerto |
| Porto Seguro – loosely translated as safe bay – is known as “Brazil’s birth certificate”. The port was the first place that Alavares Cabralone and his crew set foot on while on their way their way to India in 1500. This makes the town the oldest in the country at 500 years. With three churches and around 40 buildings (both private residential houses and public institutions), restored by the state government for the 500th anniversary celebration of Brazilian discovery, Porto Seguro wears its age well. View less The whole historic centre has been a National Heritage site since 1973 by the National Historical and Artistic Heritage Institute (IPHAN) as well as an example of UNESCO Natural Heritage of Humanity since 2000. Although the main area of the lower town is small, the colourful houses that line the streets are definitely worth a visit. The main road is called “Passerela do Alcool” or alcohol alley, and was the route from the Cidade Alta - old town - that smugglers used to take the alcohol down to be shipped. Nowadays, it’s where it’s drunk rather than exported. The port is located on sunny Bahia’s Discovery Coast, 730 km south of Salvador and 1,120 km north of Rio. Nature espouses the coast, sand dunes, warm, clean waters, and palm trees which might well be enough for many travellers. Those who do enjoy the beach might want to make the 5-minute ferry crossing (or try the 1.5 hour walk) to Araial D’Ajuda, and turn on, tune in and drop out in the ex-hippie haven of the 1970s. | ||||
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12
05-04-2027
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En el mar | — | — | Navegando |
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13
06-04-2027
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En el mar | — | — | Navegando |
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14
07-04-2027
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Natal | 07:00 | 16:00 | Puerto |
| Considerada la "Capital del sol" en una nación de adoradores de sol y playa, Natal tiene mucho más que ofrecer que amplios tramos de arena. Al norte de la ciudad, espectaculares dunas de arena caen hasta el mar. La inventiva de los lugareños sacan lo mejor de ellas, con esquís, trineos, motos de playa - incluso camellos! - para atravesarlas. Fundada el día de Navidad (Natal en portugués) en 1599, la ciudad ha conservado una serie de edificios que datan de la época colonial. La Fortaleza de los reyes magos y la Catedral Metropolitana, recientemente restaurada se remontan a finales del siglo XVI. El teatro Albert Maranhão se remonta a 1898. Se utilizó como puente estratégico para invadir Brasil por los franceses, portugueses y holandeses en varias ocasiones, Natal fue también el hogar de una base aérea estadounidense durante la Segunda Guerra Mundial. El puerto más cercano a África en América, Natal jugó un papel vital en la lucha de los aliados durante la guerra. La base se utilizó para el servicio anti-submarinos en el Atlántico Sur, así como el transporte de aviones, tropas y suministros a la campaña de África del Norte, ganándose el apodo de "Trampolín de la Victoria." | ||||
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15
08-04-2027
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En el mar | — | — | Navegando |
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16
09-04-2027
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En el mar | — | — | Navegando |
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17
10-04-2027
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En el mar | — | — | Navegando |
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18
11-04-2027
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En el mar | — | — | Navegando |
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19
12-04-2027
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Aberdeen, Sierra Leone | 12:30 | 20:00 | Puerto |
| Standing on the rocks of Sierra Leone’s Western Peninsular, the rusting, photogenic Aberdeen Lighthouse welcomes sea-faring visitors ashore. Aberdeen juts out into the Atlantic waves to the north of Sierra Leone’s sprawling capital city, Freetown. A lively, well-heeled spot, Aberdeen has a relaxed and leisurely atmosphere, which attracts adventurous holidaymakers and explorers to these shores. The air is thick with history too - a colony was established here to repatriate former slaves of the British Empire, and you can explore the monuments and reminders of this important past in Freetown. The Cotton Tree is a national symbol of liberation, while former slaves would walk through King’s Yard Gate as they reclaimed their freedom. Sierra Leone is known for offering up some of the best beaches in Western Africa. The most accessible of which is the golden band of sand of Lumley Beach, which stretches from Aberdeen for three miles down to Lumley - the southern portion forms a palm-backed party spot for locals. Quieter, tranquil options fringe the Western Peninsular’s wider coastline, away from Aberdeen, where the lush Western Area National Park rolls down to meet the sandy shores. River No 2 Beach is a gorgeous option on an unspooling river estuary, with coils of silky sands all around. Enjoy the peace, while watching as the pink sun is subdued by the Atlantic’s waves. | ||||
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13-04-2027
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Tokeh | 06:30 | 12:00 | Puerto |
| Tokeh, or Tokeh Town as it is also known, is a coastal resort town that relies mainly on fishing and tourism. Only twenty miles outside Freetown, the capital of Sierra Leone, this town is nestled in an area of beautiful scenery, surrounded by mountains, forests and beaches. The Tokeh Beach is considered one of the largest and most attractive beaches in West Arica. This town was first founded by a Sherbo fisherman who settled along the river bank. View less Much later, in 1968, a prominent barrister from Sierra Leone purchased the land, and in partnership with a French company, developed the village. Today, it is a thriving town with the resort, a church, mosque, community center, school and about 6000 residents. | ||||
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14-04-2027
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Islas Bijagós | 12:30 | — | Puerto |
| The cluster of islands off the coast of the West African nation of Guinea-Bissau—the Bijagós archipelago—are a semitropical land with abundant flora, fauna and natural resources. Despite centuries of slave trading and colonial oppression, the ethnic Bijagós people have remained fiercely independent and continue to practice their land-based religion, which restricts access and activities within sacred sites. These traditional management practices have contributed toward conserving the islands’ biodiversity. Today, in the face of threats like industrial fishing, ship breaking and the growth of international drug trafficking, it is even more important that Bijágos values be maintained. | ||||
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15-04-2027
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Islas Bijagós | — | — | Puerto |
| The cluster of islands off the coast of the West African nation of Guinea-Bissau—the Bijagós archipelago—are a semitropical land with abundant flora, fauna and natural resources. Despite centuries of slave trading and colonial oppression, the ethnic Bijagós people have remained fiercely independent and continue to practice their land-based religion, which restricts access and activities within sacred sites. These traditional management practices have contributed toward conserving the islands’ biodiversity. Today, in the face of threats like industrial fishing, ship breaking and the growth of international drug trafficking, it is even more important that Bijágos values be maintained. | ||||
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16-04-2027
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Islas Bijagós | — | 17:00 | Puerto |
| The cluster of islands off the coast of the West African nation of Guinea-Bissau—the Bijagós archipelago—are a semitropical land with abundant flora, fauna and natural resources. Despite centuries of slave trading and colonial oppression, the ethnic Bijagós people have remained fiercely independent and continue to practice their land-based religion, which restricts access and activities within sacred sites. These traditional management practices have contributed toward conserving the islands’ biodiversity. Today, in the face of threats like industrial fishing, ship breaking and the growth of international drug trafficking, it is even more important that Bijágos values be maintained. | ||||
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17-04-2027
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Dakar, Senegal | 06:30 | — | Puerto |
| Dakar, capital de la República de Senegal, es una ciudad vibrante, de amplias avenidas arboladas, coloridos mercados al aire libre, cafés acogedores y un toque de la francésa Élan. Sorprendente arquitectura contemporánea empezando por los edificios coloniales históricos, mientras que innumerables galerías de arte, boutiques y vendedores ambulantes ofrecen de todo, desde refinadas pinturas, esculturas y artesanías hasta colorida ropa y bienes importados. Golf, tenis, pesca y deportes acuáticos están disponibles en una serie de elegantes centros turísticos y en algunas de las muchas magníficas playas. Gracias a su generalmente excelente clima y la proximidad, Senegal es el país más popular en África occidental para los visitantes europeos en busca de playas soleadas y relajación. Senegal es el país más occidental de África, se adentra en el Atlántico y limita con Mauritania, Mali, Guinea y Guinea-Bisáu. Curiosamente, la pequeña nación de Gambia se encuentra totalmente dentro de las fronteras de Senegal. Como la mayor parte de África, Senegal fue tocado por la trata de esclavos; rastros de esta triste historia permanecen cerca de la costa, en la isla de Gorea. | ||||
El Precio incluye
Si está incluido:
- Alojamiento en la cabina seleccionada
- Silversea ofrece una amplia oferta de restaurantes, diversas opciones de cocina internacional
- Silversea ofrece un servicio de mayordomo a todas horas y para todas las suites.
- Cada barco ofrece una variedad de opciones gastronómicas
- Bebidas incluidas (entre ellas, champán, vinos selectos y bebidas espirituosas prémium) en la suite y el resto del barco
- Servicio a la habitación 24 horas
No está incluido:
- Paquetes de WIFI
- Excursiones en tierra (salvo que la promoción indique lo contrario)
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