There is a part of Patagonia no road reaches. The southern channels, the fjords of the Darwin range and the Cape Horn archipelago can only be seen by sea, and this four-night cruise is how you do it.
You sail aboard the Ventus Australis or the Stella Australis, ships built for these waters. Each day you go ashore by Zodiac at places with no jetties and no infrastructure: beaches, glaciers, forests and colonies of southern wildlife. A team of expedition guides leads every landing.
The service is all-inclusive: cabin accommodation, full board, all excursions and an open bar throughout the voyage.
All excursions are subject to weather and sea conditions. Down here the weather decides, and the captain determines on the day which landings are possible.
Passengers are responsible for carrying all documentation required to embark and disembark in both Chile and Argentina.
Also available as an 8-night round trip: please ask.
Rate per person based on double occupancy, low season, port charges included.
Boarding at 6:00 p.m. and departure into the southern channels.
Landing at Ainsworth Bay, in Almirantazgo Sound, and a trip out to the Tuckers Islets. In September and April this excursion is replaced by Brookes Glacier.
Landing in front of PÃa Glacier and sailing through Glacier Alley, along the northwest arm of the Beagle Channel.
We sail to the end of the continent. Landing at Cape Horn depends entirely on sea and wind conditions and is decided on the day: when it happens, it is one of the hardest and most memorable landings in Patagonia. In the afternoon, a landing at Wulaia Bay.
Disembarkation at 8:30 a.m. in Ushuaia, Argentina.
Punta Arenas, boarding from 1:00 PM.
Please ask about the operator’s cancellation conditions when booking.
More than 7,000 runners from 78 countries made their way to the heart of Chilean Patagonia to race among glaciers, majestic peaks, and winds unlike anywhere else. That was the 14th edition of the Patagonian International Marathon®, held on September 5-6 in Torres del Paine, with 10k, 15k, 21k, 30k, and 42k routes for every level.
We're honored to share that Australis has been nominated once again in the World Cruise Awards. 💙
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