Chile

Chile

Peaks. Lakes. Vast Ice Fields. Mountain Top Glaciers. Charter a Yacht in Chile and discover nature on a colossal scale.

Into the Wild

Into the Wild

Yachts For Charter

Yachts Available in Chile

Octopus
Octopus

Octopus

  • 126M

  • Built 2003

Please enquire
Prestigious global explorer with ice-class hull, dive centre, basketball court, glass-bottom pool and unrivaled 125,000 nm range.
La Datcha
La Datcha

La Datcha

  • 77M

  • Built 2020

Please enquire
Expedition yacht featuring an advanced dive centre with decompression chamber, polar-class hull, submersible hangar, and 6,000nm range.
Sherakhan

Sherakhan

  • 70M

  • Built 2005

From €595,000  p/w
Made for multi-generational escapades, the huge dining atrium and cabins for up to 26 guests make Sherakhan the ultimate charter yacht.
JeMaSa

JeMaSa

  • 52M

  • Built 1973

From $355,000  p/w
Expansive decks set the stage for alfresco dining, starlit cinema evenings, and a refined selection of water toys for fun ocean days.
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INSPIRATIONAL ITINERARIES IN CHILE

INSPIRATIONAL ITINERARIES IN CHILE

Gleaming Glaciers & Turquoise Lakes

7 Days

Gleaming Glaciers & Turquoise Lakes

Puerto Williams to Torres del Paine. Discover Southern Patagonia with spectacular views of Argentinian mountains, sealions and the occasional vagrant leopard seal.

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Land of Fire and Ice

Your Guide to Chile

Land of Fire and Ice

REASONS TO VISIT

WHY WE LOVE CHILE

Parts of Patagonia

Cruise through Chile’s southern fjords, from Puerto Natales to the edge of Tierra del Fuego, Patagonia’s raw beauty unfolds with emerald forests, sparkling waterfalls, and ice-blue lagoons. Watch humpback whales breach beside your vessel or soak in natural hot springs as the Andes stand sentinel in the distance. It’s a journey where wilderness and refinement sail side by side.

Secrets of Rapa Nui

Easter Island rises from the Pacific crowned by ancient moai statues standing silent watch over rolling hills and coves. Visit this remote sanctuary aboard your superyacht and trace hidden trails through wild landscapes, where Polynesian culture, sacred sites, and timeless mystery linger. Voyage across history itself, delivering you to a place where legends are carved in stone.

Your Guide to Chile

GLACIAL SEDUCTION

Punta Arenas has been the gateway to Patagonia for 150 years. More wildlife, scenery and history sit a shorter sail from its doorstep than almost any other port. Patagonia’s Cockburn Channel is feral and untamed. So much so that this wild waterway is best seen from the bridge. The towering mountains of Tierra del Fuego were ground into shape by Ice Age glaciers.

YOUR GUIDE TO CHILE

WILD BEAUTY

The wildly beautiful tangle of Cordillera Darwin occupies the southwest corner of Grande de Tierra del Fuego Island. It supports an ice cap of 890 square miles. A mighty ice sheet mantles this vast mountain ridge. Hiking onshore is for true adventurers only. In Tierra del Fuego, there are more penguins than human beings.