SСHEDULE AND COST:Travel dates: October 5 - 16, 2027Duration: 12 days / 11 nights The cost of a cabin depends on the deck where it is located. Cabin descriptions can be found below at the bottom of the page.Price per person (based on double occupancy)*:- Cabin with window, 20 sq. m – from 11,975 USD
- Cabin with balcony, 25 sq. m – from 13,100 USD
- Suite, 40 sq. m – from 19,975 USD
- Premium Suite, 47 sq. m – from 22,825 USD
9% early booking discount if the contract is signed 6 months prior to departure.*Prices are subject to change and vary depending on the departure date. Please check with a manager for cabin availability and current rates.TRAVEL PROGRAM: South America, Carribean islands, Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Suriname, French Guiana, BrazilDay 1 - 2. October 5 - 6, 2027. BRIDGETOWN, BARBADOSBridgetown, the vibrant capital of Barbados, is a dynamic Caribbean city that merges historical charm with modern energy and a warm island welcome. Its UNESCO-listed historic district showcases colonial-era architecture, including the 1870s’-built Parliament Buildings. The bustling city offers colourful markets, duty-free shopping and Bajan restaurants. Bridgetown also has pristine beaches with crystal clear waters, such as Carlisle Bay.
Boarding begins at 4:00 PM on October 5, you must make your own way to the port by this time. You will spend the night on board, and the ship departs at 6:00 PM on October 6.
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH VegaDay 3. October 7, 2027. DAY AT SEASea days are rarely dull. Take the time to sit back and let the world go by. The ship’s observation decks provide stunning views of the passing ocean.
A day at sea gives you the opportunity to mingle with other passengers and share your experiences of this incredible trip or head to our library which is stocked full of reference books. Get an expert’s view in one of our on-board lectures or perhaps perfect your photography skills with invaluable advice from our onboard professional photographers.
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH Vega Day 4 - 5. October 8 - 9, 2027. PARAMARIBO, SURINAMEAt the heart of Paramaribo, Suriname's capital, is the UNESCO World Heritage historical centre blending Dutch architecture with local craftsmanship. Saint Peter and Paul Cathedral-Basilica is one of the Western Hemisphere's largest wooden structures. Notable sites include Fort Zeelandia, a 17th-century fortress, the Garden of Palms and broad streets. The central square is encircled by impressive buildings including the Presidential Palace (1730).
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH Vega Day 6. October 10, 2027. ILES DU SALUT, FRENCH GUIANAThe Iles du Salut (Salvation Islands) are a tiny archipelago off French Guiana's coast, with three main islands: Royale, St-Joseph and Diable - or Devil's Island, a penal colony. Serious offenders and political prisoners, such as Captain Alfred Dreyfus, were held here and dead prisoners were fed to the sharks. The prison buildings are now overgrown, and the islands are now home to green-winged macaws, capuchin monkeys, iguanas and sea turtles.
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH Vega Day 7. October 11, 2027. DAY AT SEAToday as you sail, you’ll bask in the endless comforts of your ship. From the deck, marvel at the dramatic sea views.
Relax with a nurturing facial treatment or massage in the spa or delve into the ship’s learning resources. Or, simply take refuge in your cabin and enjoy the opportunity to rest.
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH Vega Day 8. October 12, 2027. MACAPA, RIO CAJARI, AMAZON RIVER, BRAZILThe most remote of Brazil’s 26 state capitals, Macapá, the capital of and the largest city in the Amapá State, sits on the north bank of the Amazon Delta. Founded by the Portuguese as an outpost, this city's foremost attraction is the Marco Zero monument, a 113-centimetre concrete sundial which symbolises the centre of the metropolis. Other sights include the Fortaleza de São José and the Museu Sacaca.
The Rio Cajari Extractive Reserve in Amapá highlights remarkable ecological diversity while balancing conservation with sustainable use by local communities. Encompassing rainforests, cerrado grasslands, and flooded riparian zones, the reserve is home to valuable tree species like Brazil nuts and açaí palms. It supports a wide range of wildlife, including tapirs, monkeys, cats, alligators, turtles and numerous bird and fish species.
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH Vega Day 9. October 13, 2027. GURUPA, FURO DO CUJUBA, AMAZON RIVER, BRAZILGurupa is a fishing town on the Amazon River delta in Brazil. Located on Ilha Grande do Gurupá island, it lies near the Amazon's convergence with the Xingu River. Adapted to seasonal floods, Gurupa offers access to the biodiversity of the vast Amazon Basin and an ecosystem which includes várzea forest and savanna. The area provides habitat for endemic birds like the scaled spinetail, fish, monkeys and bats drawn to the várzea's fruiting trees.
Furo do Cujuba is a stream in Pará, Brazil, that traverses diverse Amazonian ecosystems, including forests, lowland forests and aquatic vegetation. This waterway is part of the intricate system of rivers and channels that characterise the Amazon region. These ecosystems play a crucial role in maintaining the ecological balance of the Amazon. Along the furos are riverside communities whose daily lives are intimately connected to these waterways.
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH VegaDay 10. October 14, 2027. AFUA, AMAZON RIVER, BRAZILNestled within the world's largest rainforest, Afuá in Pará state, known as "Marajó's Venice" or the "Amsterdam of the Tropics," rests on fluvial Marajó Island near the Amazon's mouth. Built primarily on wooden stilts 1.5m above the waterways with boardwalks, this car-free city aims to become a net-zero emissions model. Residents travel the narrow streets by bicycle and boat, with many relying on fishing for their livelihood.
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH VegaDay 11. October 15, 2027. CRUISING BREVES NARROWS, BRAZILNavigating Brazil's Breves Narrows, upriver from Belem in the Thousand Islands region, is a mesmerising Amazonian journey. This natural passage, surrounded by towering walls of lush vegetation, creates a secluded green canyon in the heart of the jungle. Enigmatic wildlife such as scarlet macaws, and equatorial flora such as giant Victoria water lilies flourish. The welcoming locals, known as ribeirinhos, offer warm hospitality.
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH VegaDay 12. October 16, 2027. BELEM, BRAZILOnce one of South America's most prosperous cities, known as ‘tropical Paris’, today Belém remains a thriving port and is the gateway to the Amazon. The opulence of Belém’s golden era is showcased at the neoclassical-style 1874 Theatro da Paz on the Praça de República. Pretty green spaces are shaded by mango trees and the historical centre has plenty of wonderful museums. The bustling Ver-o-Peso market is Latin America's largest open-air market.
The vessel arrives in Belém at 08:00 AM. You will need to make your own way to the airport.
Meals: "all inclusive" system on boardAccommodation: in cabin on board of SH VegaNOTE: This itinerary provides general information about each destination. Also, please be aware that some of the venues and highlights mentioned may not be open or accessible on the day we visit.
* Please do not purchase tickets without prior approval from us. ** Attention! All activities during the cruise depend on weather conditions and are determined by the expedition leader and captain. The actual progress of the expedition may differ from the stated.