Princess Cruises Reveals South America & Antarctica Voyages

Princess Cruises has revealed seven total departures including five new itineraries from November 2025 to January 2026. In these new itineraries, the cruise ships will visit 20 destinations in 11 countries. Read on to learn more about Princess Cruises’ new lineup of South America and Antarctica voyages in 2025-26.

Princess Cruises reveals South America and Antarctica voyages for 2025-26

News is in from Princess Cruises about its exciting lineup of 2025-6 itineraries for 2025-26. Sailing to South America and Antarctica, the cruise line will offer seven departures in total, with five itineraries, while visiting 20 exciting destinations in 11 countries.

Even better, for a limited time, those travelers who book a South America and Antarctica voyage for 2025 or 2026 will receive up to $2,000 in onboard creditors and shore excursions. Moreover, Captain’s Circle members will also receive up to $100 in savings, per passenger.

Terry Thornton, Chief Commercial Officer for Princess Cruises, said in a statement:

Our upcoming 2025-26 cruise season to South America and Antarctica promises remarkable journeys with incredible opportunities to glide through glacial waters of Antarctica to enjoy views of Elephant Island, Antarctic Sound and Gerlache Strait—all unforgettable sites to behold.

Plus, our thoughtfully planned itineraries offer guests more time in robust South American cities to fully immerse themselves in the culture to get a taste of how the locals live.”

About the new cruises

Meanwhile, Princess Cruises will feature a selection of different sailings in the region. These include a 53-day “Ultimate Antarctica & South America Adventure” trip, sailing between Los Angeles and Buenos Aires. Moreover, the cruise line will also feature a 16-day “Cape Horn & Strait of Magellan” voyage including scenic cruising past the iconic Amalia Glacier.

Moreover, Princess Cruises offers two new cruise tour options. These include an Iguazú Falls Adventure and the Machu Picchu Explorer.

2026 Total Solar Eclipse in Europe

In other recent news, while Europe missed out on watching the total solar eclipse in North America, they have better luck when it comes to the 2026 Total Solar Eclipse.

Meanwhile, Princess Cruises’ Sky Princess will take lucky guests to prime viewing spots for the 2026 celestial event. The ship will be in the perfect place to experience the two minutes and 18 seconds of totality off the coast of Northern Spain. This 14-day Mediterranean cruise will sail from Southampton on August 8.

That cruise will stop in Cherbourg in France; Bilbao, Malaga, Cartagena and La Coruña in Spain; Gibraltar and Lisbon in Portugal.

In a press release, John Padgett, President of Princess Cruises, said the best way to see a total solar eclipse is via a cruise ship, adding that their guests on Discovery Princess and Emerald Princess were “simply blown away,” adding:

We make it easy for guests to come aboard, relax and meet other eclipse enthusiasts. It’s truly a special opportunity.

Find more information on Princess Cruises’ website here.