Puerto Williams is a city in southern Chile, located on the Beagle Channel. The location makes it a perfect starting point for visits to Antarctica and Cape Horn. If you’re ready for more adventures after your journey, you can go on a hike in the nearby mountains. For a more relaxed time, visit Martin Gusinde Anthropological Museum, known as the southernmost museum in the world! There you can learn about local history (dating back 10,000 years!) as well as the natural environment.
Itinerary
Please note that this is a possible itinerary and serves as a general outline for the voyage. All plans are highly dependent on wind and weather conditions, which may require adjustments to the schedule and destinations to ensure safety and the best possible experience for all onboard. Flexibility is key when sailing in these remote and unpredictable regions.
Day 1 – Puerto Williams. Arrival and preparations. In the afternoon we set sail through the Beagle Channel — a dramatic fjord named after Darwin’s ship.
Days 2–8 – Crossing the Drake Passage. We begin our journey south through one of the most legendary stretches of ocean. Expect soaring albatrosses, rolling swells, and the rhythm of life at sea. Our crew quickly bonds as we fall into the watch system.
