Punta Arenas
Remote frontier towns, penguin colonies, and windswept island wilderness come together across this journey through southern Chile. From the rugged edges of Punta Arenas to the wildlife-rich shores of Magdalena and Marta Islands, this route reveals a corner of Patagonia few travellers ever reach.
Itinerary Highlights
Set on the Strait of Magellan, this windswept frontier city serves as the gateway to southern Patagonia’s remote and untamed landscapes. Its isolated setting and rugged charm make it a fitting starting point for adventures further south.Â
Home to one of Patagonia’s largest Magellanic penguin colonies, this remote island offers a rare glimpse into a wildlife spectacle largely undisturbed by the outside world.Â
Rocky shores shelter sea lions and a rich variety of seabirds on this remote island in the Strait of Magellan, largely untouched by the outside world.Â
At the Edge of the World – Discover Patagonia’s Southern Frontier 3D/2N
Cost Per Person
US$ 699 onwardsÂ
Based on Double Occupancy
Chile’s far south feels like another world entirely, and this short journey heads straight into it. It begins in Punta Arenas, a frontier city perched on the edge of the Strait of Magellan, where the isolation of Patagonia is felt the moment, you arrive. From here, a boat crossing carries travellers out into open water, toward a landscape shaped entirely by wind and sea.Â
Magdalena Island reveals one of the great sights of southern Patagonia — a Magellanic penguin colony numbering in the tens of thousands, nesting undisturbed along the shoreline. Close by, Marta Island shelters sea lions and a rich variety of seabirds along its rocky edges. Together, the two islands bring this brief but striking journey to a close, deep in some of the wildest terrain the continent has to offer.Â
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