6-Day Skorpios II Chonos Route Cruise

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This morning, you'll sail through the channels of Moraleda and Ferronave to the fishing village of Puerto Aguirre. Disembarking in this village enclosed by the Chonos archipelago, you will walk through the streets, passing a typical Patagonian rainforest before arriving at a lookout. At lunchtime, you'll sail to Islote Barrientos, where you'll disembark onto smaller boats to visit one of the largest bird colonies in Chile. At around 10pm, you'll arrive in Caleta Quesahuen.

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At 7.30 in the morning, you'll cross the channel of Tempanos to the entrance of the San Rafael Lagoon. At 9am, the cruise will anchor two kilometres from the glacier. There will be many boat excursions available that will take you among the multicoloured icebergs as weather conditions allow. At 2.30pm, the ship will approach the glacier. Later in the afternoon, at 4pm, the cruise will set sail in the direction of Quitralco-Fjord.

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At 8am, the ship will arrive at the pier of Quitralco. After breakfast, you'll be able to disembark and enjoy the inside and outside hot springs with temperatures of 32 degrees Celcius and 38 degrees Celsius. If the weather permits, there will also be boat excursions available to the inside of the Fjord. At 5pm, you'll set sail towards Chiloé, navigating through the channels of Moraleda and Pérez Norte.

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In the early hours, you'll navigate through the channel of Leucayec, crossing the Gulf of Corcovado. You will be able to observe humpbacks or blue whales here. Late morning, you'll arrive at Islote Conejos where you'll disembark on small boats to visit the island inhabited by Magellan penguins. Then, you'll sail past the islands of Lemuy and Chelín to Dalcahue to visit the handicraft market and the church. In the evening, as you sail to Puerto Montt, you'll enjoy a farewell dinner.