7-Day Journey to Cape Horn

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Whether you're looking to hike or take advantage of multiple-day tours, Hotel Las Torres is the perfect base for your Torres del Paine experience. Whether you’re out on the trails or wandering around the horse stables, all experiences here are completely authentic. During your free time, you can take advantage of the many tours on offer including glacier trips where you can take a road trip into the heart of the park, short hikes, wonderful lake cruises and a range of horseback riding tours.

This morning, you'll transfer from your hotel to the pier in Punta Arenas. Boarding Stella Australis, the crew headed by the Captain will welcome you aboard for cocktails with your cruise companions. Immediately after, the ship will depart towards the end of the world, sailing through the mythical Strait of Magellan, Patagonia Channels and around Tierra del Fuego. A great adventure begins!

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With the first lights of dawn, your sailing journey continues through the Almirantazgo Fjord until you reach Ainsworth Bay where you will see from far the Marinelli Glacier standing 40 metres tall. You will disembark to discover a beaver dam in the midst of a marvellous Magellanic forest. On the beach, you'll observe a colony of elephant seals. In the afternoon, you will visit the Tucker Islet, which houses a colony of Magellanic Penguins and cormorants.

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You will sail back across the main branch of the Beagle Channel to disembark at the Pia Glacier. Here, you'll enjoy a short walk to an observation point where you can also see more examples of the area's vegetation. The glacier can be seen in all its glory from the viewpoint as well as the array of icebergs. Afterwards, you will enter the northwest extension of the Beagle Channel to experience the majestic Glacier Alley: Spain, Romanche, Germany, Italy, France and Holland glaciers.

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Sailing through the Beagle Channel and Murray Channel, you will arrive at the Cape Horn National Park, a place where the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans meet. Cape Horn is a natural self-built wall of almost 425 metres high. Later, you'll disembark in Wulaia Bay; a historical indigenous settlement with high archaeological values. This area is also renowned for the spectacular beauty of its vegetation and geography. You will walk through a Magellanic forest to reach a look-out point.