2027 Rio Carnaval Cruise: Rio De Janeiro, Salvador & Buenos Aires

Nicknamed “Little England” by some, Barbados is home to many museums that chronicle the island's rich past and over 100 shipwrecks along its reefs that are a playground for divers from around the world.

Known for its stunning beaches, rich cultural heritage, and bustling marketplaces, Scarborough, Tobago, Trinidad & Tobago, offers visitors a vibrant taste of Caribbean life. Whether lounging on the sands of Pigeon Point Beach or exploring the historic Fort King George, Scarborough promises an unforgettable blend of relaxation and exploration.

The first European colony on the Amazon, Belem grew tremendously in size during the 19th century; and although the city is now crowded with modern buildings, the colonial portion still retains its personality.

An exciting seaport known as the "Venice of Brazil”—thanks to its many waterways, bridges and small islands—Recife is a mix of new high-rises and old colonial structures, with plenty to see and even more to do.

Discover the African rhythms of Brazil’s first colonial capital, Salvador de Bahia, and be sure to explore the historic center of Pelourinho, an architectural jewel featuring an array of opulent churches.

Surrounded by hills draped in luxuriant vegetation, the resort town of Buzios features an international flair, with stylish boutiques and over 20 beaches beckoning sun-worshipers and water sport enthusiasts.

Samba on down to Rio, famous for its dramatic landscape, beach culture, magnificent bay, mountain backdrop, fabulous food and easy-going vibe—except for the four days of frenetic, feather-festooned Carnaval.

Samba on down to Rio, famous for its dramatic landscape, beach culture, magnificent bay, mountain backdrop, fabulous food and easy-going vibe—except for the four days of frenetic, feather-festooned Carnaval.

Samba on down to Rio, famous for its dramatic landscape, beach culture, magnificent bay, mountain backdrop, fabulous food and easy-going vibe—except for the four days of frenetic, feather-festooned Carnaval.

Trapped in a 300-year time warp, the entirety of the former gold rush town of Paraty has been named a national historic monument, with delightful Portuguese colonial architecture that remains undisturbed.

The “beautiful island” of Ilhabla lives up to its name, where state park trails provide access to a luscious green jungle with numerous waterfalls where you can stop for a refreshing swim along the way.

A nearly 500-year old city, São Paulo has grown to become Brazil’s largest metropolis, and is ranked among the most populous cities in the world. Vibrant and bursting at the seams with life, São Paulo is a dream destination for those who love an atmosphere where anything feels possible. Sampa, as the locals call it, is well known as a city that never sleeps. This round-the-clock lifestyle gives it a kinetic energy that is certain to captivate you, and with Azamara®’s late stays in port, you’ll have ample opportunity to immerse yourself in every exciting moment.

Maintaining a low-key atmosphere despite its position as the hub of Uruguay, Montevideo exudes European charm and elegance, with broad boulevards, fountains, stately squares and irresistible sidewalk cafes.

Welcome to elegant, cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, with its European colonial architecture and colorful mix of cultures, chic boutiques, lively markets and, of course, incredible steaks and excellent wines.

Welcome to elegant, cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, with its European colonial architecture and colorful mix of cultures, chic boutiques, lively markets and, of course, incredible steaks and excellent wines.