Southern Chile · Charters
Four worldsto explore
Southern Chile · Charters
From Chiloé to Magallanes and Juan Fernández.
Four regions, countless courses.
Los Lagos, Aysén, Magallanes and Juan Fernández are home to some of the world's most remote channels, fjords and archipelagos. Each voyage is shaped by the territory, the season and the knowledge of those who navigate it.
Los Lagos · Chiloé
An archipelago of more than forty islands separated by inland channels and fjords that reach deep into native forest. Sailing here combines sheltered waters alongside coastal stilt houses with more open stretches towards the Pacific, depending on the voyage.Read more
Aysén
Pacific fjords opening towards the Chonos Archipelago, a labyrinth of remote islands where Valdivian forest reaches the water's edge. Further south, the channels lead to the glacial front of Laguna San Rafael, on the edge of the Northern Patagonian Ice Field.Read more
Magallanes
The Strait of Magellan separates the mainland from Tierra del Fuego, a threshold to the subantarctic channels of southernmost Chile. It is the southernmost of the continental regions, with fjords and glaciers marking the transition towards the end of the world.Read more
Juan Fernández
A volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean, with a history of navigators and pirates. Its deep waters and endemic biodiversity — spiny lobsters, sea lions and large fish — make this Western Patagonia's most remote expedition.Read more
Los Lagos · Chiloé
Comau, Chiloé Islands and Bahía Pumalín
Fjords, archipelago and evergreen forest. Voyages designed around the group and the season.
Comau — Where the Andes meet the sea
A fjord where rugged mountains, hidden lagoons, hot springs, waterfalls and evergreen forests shelter one of the most extraordinary marine ecosystems in Patagonia.Read more
Chiloé — Islands, channels and cultures
We sail the Chiloé Archipelago along its historic sea routes, exploring its landscapes, communities, traditions and the cuisine born from this island territory.Read more
Pumalín — The eternal forest
Beneath the silhouette of Corcovado Volcano begins an expedition where the waters connect worlds. From the great rivers descending from the mountains to the islands of the archipelago and the waters where blue whales feed, we sail through a territory where mountain, river, forest and ocean form a single ecosystem.Read more
Aysén
Chonos Archipelago
Access to Laguna San Rafael. Channels and fjords that few vessels navigate. Voyages designed around the group and the season.
Chonos Norte Insular
An expedition through the heart of the Chonos Archipelago, sailing among channels, islands and remote forests where landscape, isolation and ocean reveal one of Patagonia's most untamed geographies.Read more
Chonos Norte Cordillera
An exploratory journey through the heart of Los Chonos, between the mountains and the ocean, following the channels towards one of the most remote territories of Patagonia.Read more
San Rafael
An expedition towards one of Patagonia's great glacial frontiers, from the Chonos Archipelago to the Northern Patagonian Ice Field. We will sail among islands, fjords and hot springs, entering the Témpanos River to reach Laguna San Rafael, a territory where ice, water and mountains converge on a formidable scale.Read more
Magallanes
Untamed Pacific territory
Fjords, glaciers and channels at the end of the world, in one of the most remote territories of Chilean Patagonia.
Fjords at the End of the World
The final frontier of the southern fjords.
Juan Fernández
A volcanic archipelago in the Pacific Ocean
a history of pirates and shipwrecks, endemic biodiversity and one of Western Patagonia's most remote expeditions.
Juan Fernández
An ocean expedition to an isolated island territory, where the immensity of the Pacific, volcanic islands and exceptional biodiversity reveal one of Chile's most distinctive landscapes.Read more
Plan your voyage
Every departure is designed from scratch — region, available days, type of group and what the Captain knows about that season. There are no fixed itineraries: the voyage is discussed before setting sail.