Duration
3 hours
Exit
Punta Arenas
Cluster
xxxx passengers
Difficulty
Expedition / Navigation
A different way to discover the San Isidro Lighthouse: from the sea
We start from Tree Point We sailed to our refuge in the San Isidro area. There, we conducted a safety induction, prepared our equipment, and gave a briefing before entering the water.
From the coast we began a voyage in kayaking around the San Isidro Lighthouse, observing from sea level the forests, mountains and coasts that frame this historic route of the Strait of Magellan.
At the end we returned to the refuge, where we paused to share a coffee, before embarking to return to Punta Árbol.
A different way to discover the San Isidro Lighthouse: from the sea
We start from Tree Point We sailed to our refuge in the San Isidro area. There, we conducted a safety induction, prepared our equipment, and gave a briefing before entering the water.
From the coast we began a voyage in kayaking around the San Isidro Lighthouse, observing from sea level the forests, mountains and coasts that frame this historic route of the Strait of Magellan.
At the end we returned to the refuge, where we paused to share a coffee, before embarking to return to Punta Árbol.
Tree Point
Start
WhaleSound Refuge
Arrival
Preparation and induction
Equipment and safety
Kayaking in the vicinity of the San Isidro Lighthouse
Navigation
Shelter and coffee
Rest
Tree Point
Return
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
