Buenos Aires to London | Morocco, Spain & Brazil

Check in to your 4 star hotel and walk the leafy streets of Recoleta to its cemetery, where Eva Perón rests in the Duarte family tomb.

Tour the Teatro Colón, the city’s grand opera house, then book a tango show for the evening.

Check out and board Majestic Princess. Fit in one last coffee and a plate of medialunas at a corner confitería before you head to the port.

Your ship stays in port until the evening. Walk to Plaza de Mayo and the pink Casa Rosada, then settle in for a late lunch of empanadas and grilled provoleta.

Wander the Ciudad Vieja to Plaza Independencia and the Palacio Salvo. Then head to Mercado del Puerto for a chivito, Uruguay’s steak sandwich layered with ham, cheese and egg.

Your first sea day after Montevideo. Head north up the South American coast with a lounger at the Lido Pool and nothing booked.

Rio is next. Spend the day in a hot tub or on deck and get an early night before a big port day.

Ride the cog train up Corcovado to Christ the Redeemer, then take the cable car to Sugarloaf Mountain for views over Guanabara Bay. Finish with a caipirinha and pão de queijo on Copacabana’s wave-patterned promenade.

Rio is behind you and the Atlantic crossing begins. Ease into ship life with a coffee and pastry at the International Cafe and a slow lap of the deck.

Claim a lounger at the Lido Pool while the ship works steadily north. Stay on deck after dark for Movies Under the Stars.

Book a table at Crown Grill for a steak dinner or keep it casual with a slice at the Pizzeria.

Sometime on this crossing the ship passes over the equator into the northern hemisphere. Mark the moment with a glass at Vines Wine & Seafood Bar.

Start with a workout in the Fitness Centre, then book a treatment at the Lotus Spa. A day at sea gives you time for both.

Spend the day on deck with a book and a long view of open water. Catch a show in the Theatre this evening.

The Canary Islands are two days away. Pick up sunscreen and a hat at the Boutique before the sun gets serious.

Land comes into view tomorrow. Settle in at the Seaview Cafe, then plan your Tenerife day so you can step off the ship ready to go.

Join a shore excursion up Mount Teide, Spain’s highest peak at 3,715 metres, where a cable car climbs above a landscape of old lava fields. Back in Santa Cruz, try papas arrugadas, wrinkled potatoes served with red and green mojo sauce.

Drive through the black lava fields of Timanfaya National Park, where the ground still runs hot enough to grill steak at the park’s restaurant. Then stop at a La Geria vineyard to taste Malvasia from vines planted in individual pits cut into volcanic ash.

Wander the cobbled lanes of Vegueta, the old quarter of Las Palmas, and visit Casa de Colón, a museum tied to Columbus’s 1492 stopover. Prefer the outdoors? The Maspalomas dunes in the south form a protected reserve of shifting golden sand.

Sail northeast along Africa’s Atlantic coast toward Morocco. Read up on Casablanca from a deck chair and turn in early for a busy port day.

Visit the Hassan II Mosque, built over the Atlantic with a 210-metre minaret. Guided tours take non-Muslim visitors inside the prayer hall. Afterwards, wander the Habous Quarter and stop for mint tea and almond pastries.

A leap day at sea, a date that only comes round every four years. Head up the Portuguese coast toward Spain and mark the occasion from a hot tub.

Walk out to the Tower of Hercules, a Roman lighthouse still guiding ships and listed by UNESCO. Order pulpo a la gallega, Galician octopus with paprika and olive oil, in the old town.

Cross the Bay of Biscay on your last full day aboard, then sail into the English Channel overnight. Pack your bags and enjoy a final evening before Southampton and your transfer to London.

Your voyage ends in Southampton. A shared transfer takes you to central London and your 4 star hotel for the next three nights.

Settle in, then pick up your Hop on Hop Off route to see Big Ben and Tower Bridge at your own pace.

Take your Thames river cruise to see the city from the water. Spend the afternoon at the Tate Modern or the British Museum, both free to enter.

Check out this morning. If your bus pass still has time left, a last loop or a walk through St James’s Park makes an easy farewell. Want to extend your stay? Ask a Cruise Travel Advisor about extra nights or a tour.