Cape Froward: End of the Continent

A full-day expedition to the southernmost point of the American continent.

Duration

3 hours

Exit

Punta Arenas

Difficulty

Expedition / Navigation

Duration

3 hours

Exit

Punta Arenas

Cluster

xxxx passengers

Difficulty

Expedition / Navigation

PER PERSON FROM:

USD XXXX

A full-day expedition to the southernmost point of the American continent

From Tree Point We sailed south through the waters of the Strait of Magellan. During the voyage, we explored a territory of mountains, forests, and channels, alert to the presence of birds and marine fauna.

Our destination is Cape Froward, where the great Cross of the Seas marks the southern tip of the continent.

After admiring this landscape, we begin our return journey towards Eagle Bay, where we disembarked to see the remains of its old whaling station.

From here we continue on foot along the coast to the San Isidro Lighthouse, We visited its museum and ended the day with a coffee break in our refuge before sailing back towards Punta Árbol.

Route:
Punta Árbol → Cabo Froward and Cruz de los Mares → navigation and marine wildlife observation → Bahía El Águila and old whaling station → trekking → San Isidro Lighthouse Museum → WhaleSound refuge → Punta Árbol.

A full-day expedition to the southernmost point of the American continent

From Tree Point We sailed south through the waters of the Strait of Magellan. During the voyage, we explored a territory of mountains, forests, and channels, alert to the presence of birds and marine fauna.

Our destination is Cape Froward, where the great Cross of the Seas marks the southern tip of the continent.

After admiring this landscape, we begin our return journey towards Eagle Bay, where we disembarked to see the remains of its old whaling station.

From here we continue on foot along the coast to the San Isidro Lighthouse, We visited its museum and ended the day with a coffee break in our refuge before sailing back towards Punta Árbol.

Route:
Punta Árbol → Cabo Froward and Cruz de los Mares → navigation and marine wildlife observation → Bahía El Águila and old whaling station → trekking → San Isidro Lighthouse Museum → WhaleSound refuge → Punta Árbol.

Tree Point

Arrival

Cape Froward and Cross of the Seas

Crossing

Navigation and Marine Wildlife Observation

Exploration

Eagle Bay and former whaling station

History

Trekking

Adventure

San Isidro Lighthouse Museum

Discovery

WhaleSound Refuge

Rest

Tree Point

Return

Tree Point

Cape Froward and Cross of the Seas

Navigation and Marine Wildlife Observation

Eagle Bay and former whaling station

Trekking

San Isidro Lighthouse Museum

WhaleSound Refuge

Tree Point

Tree Point

Cape Froward and Cross of the Seas

Navigation and Marine Wildlife Observation

Eagle Bay and former whaling station

Trekking

San Isidro Lighthouse Museum

WhaleSound Refuge

Tree Point

Navigation

Estoa

Our new addition to the team, a 19-meter-long boat with a lounge for more than 30 square meters which will provide comfort for our new and more extensive navigation routes. 

Characteristics

Overall length: 19.35 MTS
covered Length: 18.50 MTS
Maximum beam: 6.00 MTS
Average deaph: 2,575 m
Passengers: 30 daytime, 12 overnight
Life raft: for 50 Persons
Speed: 10 knots

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