Embark on an unforgettable journey through the most pristine and breathtaking landscapes of southern Chile, where nature reveals its full grandeur. Departing from Puerto Montt, this voyage invites you to sail through a maze of archipelagos, fjords, and channels that showcase the raw beauty of Patagonia.
Along the way, you’ll discover charming Chilote villages rich in culture, tradition, and local warmth, as well as remote corners where wildlife takes center stage. Observe colonies of seabirds, sea lions, and—if conditions allow—even majestic whales in their natural habitat. Each stop offers a chance to connect with unique scenery, walk through lush rainforest trails, and explore untouched territories.
One of the most awe-inspiring highlights is the visit to the magnificent San Rafael Glacier, where massive, ancient icebergs drift across tranquil waters, creating a truly spectacular setting. The experience is enhanced by the serenity of the fjords, including the opportunity to unwind in natural hot springs surrounded by unspoiled wilderness.
DAY 01 SATURDAY – PUERTO MONTT
12:00 PM. Departure from Skorpios Terminal in Puerto Montt. Sailing through the Llanquihue Archipelago. Sighting of the city of Calbuco. Crossing of the Gulf of Ancud. 4:30 PM. Arrival in Quemchi, on the island of Chiloé. Disembarkation by boat in this picturesque Chiloé village, where you can visit its artisan center, its streets and cafes, as well as the house museum of the Chilean writer Francisco Coloane. 6:30 PM. We continue south through the Chiloé Archipelago, crossing the Gulf of Corcovado at midnight.
DAY 02 SUNDAY
8:00 AM. Navigation through the Moraleda and Ferronave channels. Arrival at Puerto Aguirre at 11:00 AM. Disembarkation in this fishing village nestled in the Chonos Archipelago. We will explore its streets, viewpoints, and a trail through a typical rainforest of the region. 1:30 PM. Navigation through the Ferronave and Pilcomayo channels and the Casma Pass. 4:00 PM. Arrival at Barrientos Islet. Here we will disembark by boat, approaching this group of rocky islands stealthily to visit this area with the largest number of seabirds in the Aysén Region. We will see birds such as Imperial and Lille Cormorants, Austral and Kelp Gulls, accompanied by South American Sea Lions on the rocks or in the sea. 5:00 PM. Depart south, anchoring at approximately 22:00 hrs in Caleta Quesahuen or Punta Leopardos, 20 miles from the San Rafael Glacier.
DAY 03 MONDAY
7:30 a.m. The ship sails through San Rafael Road and the Iceberg Channel. 9:00 a.m. It enters the lagoon and anchors 2 km from the glacier. Excursion by motorboat among multicolored icebergs, weather permitting. 2:30 p.m. The ship approaches the glacier. 4:00 p.m. It sets sail for Quitralco Fjord.
DAY 04 TUESDAY
8:00 a.m. Docked at Quitralco Pier. After breakfast, passengers can enjoy thermal baths at 32° and 38°C in indoor or outdoor pools and walk along the local trails. Weather permitting, motorboat excursions are offered within the fjord. 5:00 p.m. Departure for Chiloé, sailing through the Moraleda and Pérez Norte channels.
DAY 05 WEDNESDAY
00:15 hrs. Sailing through the Leucayec Channel. Crossing the Corcovado Gulf at approximately 05:30 hrs. In this area, conditions permitting, we will have the opportunity to see Blue Whales. We continue sailing along the eastern coast of Chiloé, arriving at 11:00 hrs at Conejos Islet, located in the Queilen Channel. We disembark for a motorboat tour around this small island, home to Magellanic penguins and numerous other birds. 13:00 hrs. We set sail between Lemuy and Chelín Islands. 16:30 hrs. Arrival in Dalcahue, disembarkation, and a visit to the town. We recommend the craft market, the church, and a stroll along the waterfront. 23:00 hrs. Heading to Puerto Montt. Farewell party, Captain's dinner.
DAY 06 THURSDAY
8:00 AM. Breakfast served at the Skorpios Terminal dock. 9:00 AM. Passenger disembarkation. End of our services.
FARES
CHILD FARES
TAXES
ADDITIONAL NIGHT (OPTIONAL)
USD 130.00 net per person. (Additional night before departure). / On the ship, same cabin as your cruise. Includes dinner and buffet breakfast. / Subject to change.
Note: Schedules and excursions are subject to weather, wind, and tide conditions, as well as ice conditions as determined by the Captain.
SPECIAL DEPARTURES
*Departure Sundays, December 21 and 28, 2026 (Special departure on Sundays due to Christmas and New Year's Cruises)
**Departure Tuesday, September 15, 2026 (Special departure due to Chilean National Holidays)
***Departure Sunday, January 3, 2027
IMPORTANT
TRAVEL NOTES
OPTIONAL EXCURSIONS
The suggested visits or tours, whose price is detailed in the program, will be offered by our local operator and can be purchased here or directly there. However, if the passenger decides to participate in any of these activities, they should not be booked with a different operator, as the schedules established for the itineraries may vary. The guide has full autonomy to modify the order of the scheduled visits for logistical, operational, or weather-related reasons, always respecting the contracted services.
We are not responsible for services contracted with other companies.
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