Chile cruises

Skorpios II & III cruises

Chonos Route
A spectacular journey through channels and archipelagos aboard the Skorpios II, departing from Puerto Montt and sailing to the San Rafael National Park with its magical 30,000-year-old glacier, the Quitralco Fjord with its hot springs and the charming island of Chiloé.
6 days / 5 nights

Kaweskar Route
A chance to explore historical cities and villages, such as Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales and Puerto Eden aboard the Skorpios III. The Amalia, Calvo and Pio XI glaciers will astonish you with their beauty.
4 days / 3 nights

Mare Australis, Stella Australis, and Via Australis cruises

We would highly recommend combining any stay or tour in Chile with a cruise on the M/V Mare Australis or her new sister ship M/V Via Australis, expedition cruise ships exploring Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego on 3, 4, or combined 7 night cruises, from September to May each year. The M/V Mare Australis sails every Saturday from the Chilean city of Punta Arenas, and every Wednesday from the Argentine city of Ushuaia in Tierra del Fuego. The M/V Via Australis sails every Wednesday from Punta Arenas, and every Saturday from Ushuaia.

Punta Arenas-Ushuaia Route
Aboard the M/V Mare Australis, Stella Australis, or M/V Via Australis
5 days / 4 nights

Ushuaia-Punta Arenas Route
Aboard the M/V Mare Australis, Stella Australis, or M/V Via Australis
4 days / 3 nights

Prices include: Meals (breakfast, lunch and dinner), open bar for wines, soft drinks and selected liquors, port taxes, excursions in zodiac boats, lecturers on board and on land.

M/N Magallanes

The M/N Magallanes is a cargo and passenger ferry and offers a great way to travel between Puerto Montt and Puerto Natales for those who favour an adventurous journey to luxury. The views along the way are breathtaking, as the ferry cruises through the stunning channels and fjords of Patagonia.

Southbound Route: Puerto Montt - Puerto Natales
4 days / 3 nights

Northbound Route: Puerto Natales - Puerto Montt
5 days / 4 nights

If time allows it, you should consider one of the many options for an extension in Antarctica.