Discover the untouched wonders of the southern fjords of Chile, a world where the icy blue of the glaciers and the dramatic wilderness meet. Admire the majestic Bernal Glacier, proudly adorning the backdrop in silent grandeur, and visit the picturesque town of Puerto Natales, the gateway to the famous Torres del Paine National Park. Experience the exciting journey through the Kirke Narrows, which with its narrowness and unpredictable currents presents a challenging passage, before immersing yourself in the Strait of Magellan, known for its historical significance and as a natural gateway to the Antarctic continent. Crossing between the Tucker Islands and through the fjords surrounded by the sublime Andes, you will be presented with unforgettable impressions and encounters with the unique flora and fauna of this remote part of the world.

Punta Arenas is a vibrant metropolis at the southern tip of Chile and is considered the gateway to the wild beauty of Patagonia. As one of the southernmost cities in the world, it presents itself with a mix of colonial architecture, colorful houses, and a history closely linked to navigation and Antarctic expeditions. Punta Arenas enchants its visitors with a spacious charm, wind-swept shores, and a panorama that hints at the infinity of the nearby Southern Ocean.

The Garibaldi Glacier, an impressive mass of ice in the remote wilderness of Chile, is a highlight of the Patagonian fjords. This glacier, pouring into the sea with its shimmering ice and breaking icebergs, offers a dramatic natural spectacle. Surrounded by steep mountains and untouched nature, the sight of the Garibaldi Glacier is an unforgettable experience and symbolizes the rugged beauty of southern Patagonia. It is a magnet for nature and photography enthusiasts seeking the raw power and silence of this pristine landscape.