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AFAIK, no unless you find some sort of cruise that fits your desires. You would need to fly some legs.

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Are you looking for an yacht charter?!

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OK, you didn't specify a date, so the closest option is for Dec 2012 - there's a ship fitting your itinerary (at least the Tobago section, call port Scarborough), departing from Ft Lauderdale (Florida) on Caribbean Princess - it's an one-way to the Brasil Amazon (disembarking in Manaus, Brazil (exotic, huh!) - 28day, from around $4000, and the flight ticket back is an extra. What's so special about Tobago, anyway?

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Thanks for your responses! Thought i would leave a bit more detail....

My partner and I are planning a year+ trip into South, Central and for a brief stint North America.... Originally i was thinking we would go round South America first (starting in Chile), however lately i have been looking into the following route:

Overland from Chile up to Colombia -
Boating to Panama -
Overland up to South of Mexico
Flying up to Los Angeles (to visit my family there) -
Flying across to New Orleans -
Overland across to Miami
Boating back to Venezuela via the Caribbean Islands to continue to South American leg down the other coast.

We are hoping to survive on about $50USD each/day (we have been saving for years for this since leaving University) and are giving ourselves over a year t do the trip....and we are comfortable staying in low cost backpackers and guest houses. A cruise option sounds great starting in Miami and then ending in say Trinidad and Tobago and we might seriously consider this (even though it may blow out the budget a fair bit)...but i was hoping to find cheaper options through ferries etc.

I see this isnt much of an option in the carribean though now that i have done a bit of reading up! Anyway, keep all critiques/comments coming - really appreciate them!

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....sorry, Tobago seems perfect for heading back into Venezuela. We would love to have visited every country in South America (have currently only been to Buenos Aires - where we will likely end the trip).

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Thanks for the link mate - seems like frerries arent really an option for many places!....and yeah, i had heard that about Venezuela and Guyana. I had planned to go through from Boa Vista in Brazil.

Thanks very much

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The "Maasdam" (Holland-America Line) leaves Fort Lauderdale January 18th for Cayman Islands - Aruba - Curacao - Bonaire - Trinidad - Tobago - French Guaiana - Belem - Recife - Maceio - Vitoria - Ilhabela - Rio de Janeiro.
Fare for the whole journey (23 days full board; 2 bed Inside cabin): USD 1699/pax (plus tips).
http://www.vacationstogo.com/fastdeal.cfm?deal=12329