I loved the itinerary of going from Buenos Aires to Santiago, around the Horn. This was also over Christmas and New Years. They did a good job of having the Christmas spirit and did celebrate New Years in a grand way. Captain gets a 5 star along with Manuel, Crew Director. Housekeeping and Servers a 5 star. But the food was ordinary or a bit tasteless. Food and desserts looked good but food was a little ordinary. The ship is older but sufficient. We knew ahead of time that it was older but AOK unless you want more glitz. We just thought the food would be better. We ate on shore several times and had memorable meals so it wasn't our taste buds (we thought maybe going thru Covid in the past that maybe it was us). We would rate the food as a 3 star unfortunately. Also, some equal cruise lines have ice sculptures, and over the top desserts. Our sit down dinner in the main dining room was pleasant and the servers incredible. In the past, when we used Holland, Cherries Jubilee was flamed at our table with great gusto and wonderful flavor. Here it was runny with melted ice cream. The servers were great. We actually teared up when we left. The passengers were also mostly from South America and/or Mexico and they were great to be around. We probably will look for another Cruise line. The entertainment was good. I think that some other lines offer more enrichment as we had quite a few sea days. It was overflowing for the Sushi demonstration but not full for the "mental health speaker" who interrupted the Captain during his talk about getting thru the Straight of Magellan (do wear patches) because it was his turn to speak about overconfidence (real story). You do see penguins galore, beautiful glaciers, wonderful little towns, etc. We just would probably chose to spend our calories on something decadent and memorable!