Patagonia Fjords On Board Sherakhan

Begin your journey in Puerto Montt, the gateway to the Patagonia Fjords. Surrounded by snow-capped volcanoes, crystal-clear lakes, and dramatic national parks, the city serves as the perfect starting point for exploring Patagonia's natural wonders. While Puerto Montt remains a working Chilean port town at heart, it also offers some of the region's finest seafood restaurants and a vibrant maritime atmosphere.

Spend the day in Sotomó, one of Patagonia's most untouched corners. Nestled within the spectacular Reloncaví Estuary, this remote fjord is framed by volcanic peaks, dense temperate rainforest, and abundant wildlife. Choose to begin your adventure with kayaking, hiking, wildlife spotting and helicopter excursions, or simply settle into life on board as Sherakhan cruises through the breathtaking scenery. As evening falls, continue south through Patagonia's pristine waterways towards Quinchao Island, where the culture and traditions of the Chiloé Archipelago await.

Wake in Quinchao Island, a charming introduction to the rich culture and traditions of the Chiloé Archipelago. Surrounded by tranquil waters, rolling green hills, and picturesque fishing villages, it is the perfect place to ease into the rhythm of Patagonia. Spend the day exploring UNESCO-listed wooden churches, learning about the island's maritime heritage, and wandering among Castro's iconic colourful palafitos. Along the way, sample local specialities such as curanto and fresh seafood, offering an authentic taste of southern Chilean life. As night falls, return to the yacht and set sail towards your next destination, while the landscapes of Chiloé slowly fade into the distance.

Wake surrounded by the wild beauty of Raúl Marín Balmaceda, one of Patagonia's most remote and untouched settlements. Nestled between towering mountains, rivers, and the Pacific Ocean, this extraordinary region is rich in wildlife, from dolphins and sea lions to penguins and marine otters. Spend the day kayaking through tranquil fjords, exploring the Palena River, or simply taking in the breathtaking landscapes that make this corner of Patagonia feel truly untouched by time.

Wake in the peaceful village of Puyuhuapi, surrounded by the breathtaking landscapes of Chilean Patagonia. Spend the day hiking to panoramic viewpoints overlooking the fjord and Andes Mountains, relaxing in natural hot springs along the shoreline, or venturing deeper into the wilderness by kayak or tender. For the more adventurous, nearby rivers offer exceptional trout fishing and exhilarating white-water rafting, while helicopter excursions reveal the dramatic beauty of Patagonia from above.

Tucked between the Baker River and the vast Patagonian wilderness, Caleta Tortel is one of Chile's most unique settlements. Wooden boardwalks wind through the village in place of streets, connecting colourful houses perched above the water's edge. Explore its rich timber heritage before setting out by kayak, tender, or helicopter to discover the spectacular fjords, rivers, and glaciers that surround this remote corner of Patagonia.

Wake in Puerto Edén, a tiny waterside village at the heart of Chilean Patagonia. With no roads and only wooden walkways connecting the settlement, life here moves at a slower pace. Spend the day discovering the heritage of the Kawésqar people, browsing traditional handicrafts, exploring the surrounding fjords by kayak or tender, or simply soaking in the tranquillity of one of the world's most isolated communities. Surrounded by pristine wilderness, Puerto Edén offers a fascinating cultural experience unlike anywhere else in Patagonia.

Few places in Patagonia rival the scale and spectacle of Pio XI Glacier. One of the largest tidewater glaciers flowing from the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, its immense ice face rises more than 70 metres above the water and stretches for kilometres across the fjord. Spend the day exploring this extraordinary landscape by tender or kayak, watching as colossal blocks of ice calve from the glacier and crash into the sea. For those seeking a deeper understanding of this frozen wilderness, helicopter flights and guided glacier experiences reveal the vast scale and power of one of Patagonia's most remarkable natural wonders.

Few sights in Patagonia are as breathtaking as Glaciar Amalia. Once one of the region's largest glaciers, its dramatic retreat has revealed a striking landscape of rugged peaks, ice-filled waterways, and untouched wilderness. Spend the day exploring by tender or kayak, cruising beneath towering glacier faces and searching for wildlife along the shoreline. For an even greater perspective, take to the skies by helicopter to discover neighbouring glaciers including Los Lobos, Los Patos, García, and Brujo, and witness the vast scale of Patagonia's Southern Ice Field from above.

Few landscapes capture the wild beauty of Patagonia quite like Las Montañas Fjord. Spend the day cruising through this spectacular waterway, framed by towering mountains and hundreds of waterfalls tumbling down the surrounding cliffs. Explore the region by kayak or tender, venture ashore to discover the Bernal Glacier, or simply relax on deck as Patagonia's breathtaking scenery unfolds around you. For a truly unforgettable perspective, take to the skies by helicopter for a flight over the Blue Lagoon or Torres del Paine National Park before returning on board for an evening of fine Chilean wines and remarkable glacier views.

Arrive in Puerto Natales after an unforgettable journey through the Patagonian fjords. Framed by soaring mountains and pristine waterways, this charming frontier town offers a fascinating blend of local culture and spectacular scenery. Over two nights, explore waterfront cafés and artisan markets, spend time on a traditional Patagonian estancia, ride horseback across the windswept steppe, or hike among the dramatic landscapes surrounding the town. Guests can also enjoy a traditional Magellanic lamb barbecue, discover the heritage of Patagonia's indigenous communities, or take to the skies on a helicopter flight over the breathtaking peaks, glaciers, and lakes of Torres del Paine National Park.

Wake surrounded by the pristine beauty of Agostini Sound as Sherakhan arrives at the magnificent Condor Glacier. Named after the majestic condors often seen soaring above the surrounding peaks, this remote glacier is framed by dramatic mountains and cascading ice fields. Explore the fjord by kayak or tender for an up-close view of the glacier, keep an eye out for wildlife along the shoreline, or take to the skies by helicopter to appreciate the immense scale of this extraordinary corner of Tierra del Fuego.

Spend the day exploring the spectacular Condor Glacier, one of Tierra del Fuego's most remote natural wonders. Deep within the dramatic landscapes of Agostini Sound, towering mountains and vast ice fields create an unforgettable backdrop for adventure. Cruise beneath the glacier by tender or kayak for a closer look at its icy façade, watch for wildlife along the shoreline, and keep an eye on the skies for the majestic condors that gave the glacier its name. For a truly breathtaking perspective, take to the air by helicopter and witness this pristine wilderness from above.

Hidden within the remote reaches of the Cordillera Darwin, Fiorda Pia is one of the most spectacular fjords in southern Patagonia. As Sherakhan cruises into this dramatic Y-shaped inlet, guests are greeted by towering granite walls, snow-capped peaks, and magnificent tidewater glaciers at the head of each arm. Explore the fjord by kayak or tender, enjoy a short hike to panoramic viewpoints, or take a helicopter flight for breathtaking views across this untouched wilderness. As evening falls, spend the night surrounded by Patagonia's immense natural beauty, listening to the distant thunder of ice breaking from the glacier

Spend the day discovering Puerto Williams, the world's southernmost city, nestled between the Beagle Channel and the rugged peaks of Navarino Island. Explore the dramatic landscapes of the Dientes de Navarino, visit the fascinating Martín Gusinde Museum to learn about the region's indigenous heritage, or stop by the legendary Marina Micalvi, the world's southernmost yacht club. Guests can also meet members of the Yagán community, enjoy a traditional Magellanic lamb barbecue, or take to the skies on a scenic helicopter flight over Tierra del Fuego. For history enthusiasts, Puerto Williams also offers a connection to the great age of Antarctic exploration through the Yelcho Replica, commemorating the vessel that helped rescue Ernest Shackleton's famous expedition.

Ushuaia is the southernmost city of the world. Set with a mountain range to the north and the Beagle Channel to the south, the city is nestled amongst some of the wildest and most unforgiving landscapes in Patagonia.