Von Hamburg Nach San Antonio

Bei einigen unserer Routen starten Sie von Hamburg aus auf Ihre AIDA Kreuzfahrt nach Nordeuropa. Keine andere Stadt in Deutschland vereint Geschichte, Kultur, Großstadtflair und Natur so einzigartig wie Hamburg. Die nordische Metropole zwischen Alster und Elbe bietet Ihnen pulsierendes Leben, einzigartige Shopping-Möglichkeiten sowie Entspannung und Ruhe in den herrlichen Grünanlagen im Park Planten en Blomen.

Entspannen Sie am Elbstrand, genießen Sie eine der vielen Leckereien am traditionellen Fischmarkt oder stürzen Sie sich ins Nachtleben auf der weltberühmten Reeperbahn. Hamburg hat so viel zu bieten – freuen Sie sich darauf, bevor Sie Ihre AIDA Kreuzfahrt nach Nordeuropa starten.

Willkommen in der „Kristallstadt“! Wenn Sie mit eigenen Augen sehen wollen, wie A Coruña zu diesem wunderschönen Beinamen gekommen ist, begleiten Sie uns doch in die Innenstadt. Hier werden Sie in der Nähe des Hafens durch das Funkeln der galicischen Sonne begrüßt – sie spiegelt sich überall in den verglasten Fassaden und Balkonen der prachtvollen Galeriehäuser. Nicht weit von A Coruña entfernt, wartet ein weiteres Juwel auf Sie: Santiago de Compostela. Die gesamte Altstadt des berühmten Wallfahrtsorts zählt zum Weltkulturerbe, und die reich geschmückte Kathedrale birgt die Reliquien des Apostels Jakobus.

Bei einer Kreuzfahrt durch den Archipel der Kanarischen Inseln ist der Besuch Gran Canarias mit dem Hafen von Las Palmas ein Muss. Gran Canaria ist die drittgrößte Insel der Kanaren – nur Teneriffa und Fuerteventura sind noch größer. Doch Gran Canaria hat einiges zu bieten: Jahrtausende alte Kulturschätze, vulkanische Berge und traumhafte Strände erwarten Sie.

Noch vor gut 200 Jahren war das trockene Stück Land im Zentralatlantik nahezu unbewohnt. Doch als mit dem Beginn der Dampfschifffahrt die ersten Siedler nach São Vicente zogen, begann das Goldene Zeitalter der kapverdischen Insel. Lange Zeit war die Hafenstadt Mindelo der größte Hafen im Atlantik. Wer hier heute zwischen den portugiesischen und britischen Kolonialbauten entlangschlendert, spürt noch immer den Geist dieser Ära. Doch Mindelo hat mehr zu bieten als Geschichte: Die Stadt ist ein lebendiger Schmelztiegel voller Überraschungen. Wassersportler schätzen besonders den Südwesten der Insel. Seine unberührten Buchten zählen zu den besten Surfrevieren der Welt und gelten noch immer als Geheimtipp. Belebter geht es an den zahlreichen Badestränden zu – hier heißt es einfach nur: Sonne tanken, zurücklehnen und entspannen!

Your cruise to Recife takes you to an exciting port metropolis and the capital of the state of Pernambuco in the northeast of Brazil. Recife’s old town extends over three islands off the mainland. The old town is often referred to as the “Venice of Brazil” because it is crossed by 50 waterways – fed by the Rio Capibaribe and Rio Beberibe – spanned by 39 bridges. In addition, there are magnificent historical buildings, exotic-looking squares and nice bars that create a unique atmosphere as a whole. The town of Olinda, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, is also worth seeing

The metropolis on the Guanabara Bay in Brazil offers visitors a fascinating mix of historical culture, the Brazilian city and an impressive landscape. On your cruise, as you enter the port of Rio de Janeiro, you have a breathtaking view of one of the most beautiful natural scenery in the world. Dense mountain slopes, azure blue sea and a majestic mountain range stretch over 20 km. Rugged rock islands rise up in the bay and are enclosed by wonderful beaches. Huge concrete buildings give the skyline of Rio its characteristic face. The second largest city in Brazil after São Paulo, Rio, as the former capital, has some of the best galleries and museums as well as a vibrant nightlife.

The metropolis on the Guanabara Bay in Brazil offers visitors a fascinating mix of historical culture, the Brazilian city and an impressive landscape. On your cruise, as you enter the port of Rio de Janeiro, you have a breathtaking view of one of the most beautiful natural scenery in the world. Dense mountain slopes, azure blue sea and a majestic mountain range stretch over 20 km. Rugged rock islands rise up in the bay and are enclosed by wonderful beaches. Huge concrete buildings give the skyline of Rio its characteristic face. The second largest city in Brazil after São Paulo, Rio, as the former capital, has some of the best galleries and museums as well as a vibrant nightlife.

Uruguay’s capital Montevideo has been considered the city with the highest quality of life in South America since 2005. This is reflected in the relaxed lifestyle of the 1.3 million inhabitants „one to one“; Even visitors who are traveling are suddenly taken by the relaxed flair. You will look in vain for the hustle and bustle of other South American cities such as Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. Take advantage of the stay in the port of Montevideo during your cruise to stroll through the city center or to get to know Uruguay better on excursions.

Passion, fire, joie de vivre and sorrow come together in Tango, the most famous dance in Argentina. Buenos Aires, located on the Rio de la Plata, is considered the home of tango and at the same time an Eldorado on your cruise. In the South American metropolis, modern influences meet old traditions. A trip through the city is reminiscent of a stroll through the centuries and shows the joie de vivre that awaits you in Argentina and South America. Because Argentina’s capital has retained its old traditions and typical barrios despite dynamic change. On board the ocean liner you will arrive at the port of the capital of Argentina. From the water there is a view of the breathtaking skyline with numerous skyscrapers before the ship docks in the port.

The port of Puerto Madryn is the gateway to exploring northern Patagonia in Argentina. From here you can reach the famous Valdés peninsula, which has been declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO due to its incomparable fauna.

Nature, adventure, ice – three words that sum up what cruise travelers can expect in Ushuaia, the southernmost city in Argentina and the world, just before Cape Horn. Even the trip through the Beagle Channel, which connects the Atlantic with the Pacific in the south of Tierra del Fuego, is incomparable against the picturesque backdrop of the Andes foothills – and unforgettable! Leave your cabin in good time and experience the journey of the cruise ship through the famous waterway. From the port in Ushuaia you embark on a breathtaking journey into the heart of Tierra del Fuego!

Nature, adventure, ice – three words that sum up what cruise travelers can expect in Ushuaia, the southernmost city in Argentina and the world, just before Cape Horn. Even the trip through the Beagle Channel, which connects the Atlantic with the Pacific in the south of Tierra del Fuego, is incomparable against the picturesque backdrop of the Andes foothills – and unforgettable! Leave your cabin in good time and experience the journey of the cruise ship through the famous waterway. From the port in Ushuaia you embark on a breathtaking journey into the heart of Tierra del Fuego!

A cruise to Punta Arenas takes you to the extreme south of Chile, to the southern tip of South America. In Punta Arenas you visit the capital of the Magellan region and the Chilean Antarctica and at the same time the largest city in southern Patagonia. It is located on the Brunswick Peninsula directly on the Strait of Magellan, which separates the South American mainland from the vast Tierra del Fuego archipelago. Your cruise will take you to the southernmost point of the South American mainland: Cape Froward on the Brunswick Peninsula. At the same time, you will discover the unique Strait of Magellan from your ship, which runs over 570 km from Punta Dungeness on the Atlantic to Isla Desolación in the Pacific. 350 km south you can visit the legendary Cape Horn, the southernmost point of South America.

Even the journey to the port city of Puerto Chacabuco in the Chilean fjords overwhelms crusaders. From the deck of your ship you can watch a fascinating play of colors: the deep blue sea stretches in front of green mountain slopes and rugged gray rocks under a light blue summer sky. Shortly before entering the Aisén Fjord, you will finally see the snow-capped summit of the almost 2,300 meter high Macá volcano. Let yourself be enchanted by this region in the south of Chile, which is still little known for tourists, and go on a tour of discovery!

Eine frische Meeresbrise küsst Sie am Morgen wach. Die Weite des Pazifiks liegt hinter Ihnen und aufregendes Neues vor Ihnen. Puerto Montt an der Südwestküste Chiles erwartet Sie mit leckeren Meeresspezialitäten, die Sie nach einem Rundgang durch die bezaubernde Altstadt in einem der zahlreichen Restaurants genießen können. Wen es in das Umland zieht, dem werden auf unseren Touren Naturerlebnisse der besonderen Art begegnen. Grandiose Landschaften mit beeindruckenden Vulkanen und klaren Gletscherseen warten darauf, von Ihnen bestaunt zu werden. Nationalparks mit schroffen Bergen und tiefen Tälern, bedeckt von dichten Wäldern faszinieren mit purer Schönheit.

Santiago, Chile’s capital and largest city, sits in a valley surrounded by the snow-capped Andes and the Chilean Coast Range. Plaza de Armas, the grand heart of the city’s old colonial core, is home to 2 neoclassical landmarks: the 1808 Palacio de la Real Audiencia, housing the National History Museum, and the 18th-century Metropolitan Cathedral. La Chascona is the home-turned-museum of poet Pablo Neruda.

Santiago, Chile’s capital and largest city, sits in a valley surrounded by the snow-capped Andes and the Chilean Coast Range. Plaza de Armas, the grand heart of the city’s old colonial core, is home to 2 neoclassical landmarks: the 1808 Palacio de la Real Audiencia, housing the National History Museum, and the 18th-century Metropolitan Cathedral. La Chascona is the home-turned-museum of poet Pablo Neruda.