Itinerary:

THURSDAY: Cape Horn - Wulaia Bay
Navigation through the Beagle Channel and Murray Channnel to disembark in the Cape Horn National Park. Cape Horn is a natural sea wall of almost 425 meters high that was discovered on January 30, 1616 by a commercial expedition from the Netherlands organized by Isaac Le Maire and under the command of Captain Willem Schouten. Cape Horn owes its name to the Port of Hoorn from which the expedition had originated on June 14, 1615. Later, we disembark in Walaia Bay, it was one of the most important indigenous sites of the region.

FRIDAY: Garibalbi Bay
We will sail Garibaldi Fjord where we will be able to enjoy views of the Glacier of the same name and the impressive snow fields of the Darwin Range. On the route along the bay the ship makes a short stop to admire the sea lions. We will take the opportunity to disembark in zodiacs at one of the beaches along this protected and wonderful place. There we will undertake an adventurous trek to appreciate the lush vegetation and the virgin forests that cover the mountain slopes. After this unforgettable experience we will continue navigating through O'Brian and Ballenero Channels, Bahía Desolada, Paso Aguirre and Brecknock Channel.

SATURDAY: Magdalena Island - Punta Arenas
Early in the morning we will disembark in Magdalena Island, the home of an enormous penguin colony with over 120.000 of them in different stages of breeding. We will take a walk to San Isidro Lighthouse, which used to guide the explorer sailors on their way across the Magellans Strait. After our visit we will return to Punta Arenas where we dock at 11.00 AM and start disembarkation formalities. Thus our Adventure comes to its end. Breakfast Disembark at Magdalena Island Breakfast Arrival at Punta Arenas

NOTE: Cruceros Australis reservs the right to alter,change, modify or omit part of the itinerary without previous notice, whenever necesary or advisable to ensure the safety and well being of passengers.


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