Reasons to do an End to End Cruise
- See every region of Patagonia's varied coastline from the volcanoes and temperate rainforests of Los Lagos, through Aysen onwards to the glaciated fjords near the Patagonian Ice Field with towering granite peaks in the Torres del Paine.
- Observe one of the wildest and undiscovered areas of the world from the comfort of a luxury vessel with exquisite food, panoramic views and exceptional service.
- Patagonia is a challenging place to travel with vast distances and logistics: but these cruises make it easy and hassle-free.
- Take advantage of top-notch Antarctic vessels and expedition staff as they relocate for the Antarctic season.
- Choose from a range of cruise and cabin options based on your own preferences and budget.
Swoop says
These cruises give you a chance to experience Patagonia in a way few others can – aboard a first-class vessel - cruising through remote fjords, past towering glaciers, and even rounding the legendary Cape Horn. It’s about the feeling of being completely immersed in this wild and untouched part of the world. A once in a lifetime adventure!
Chloe Harrison Patagonia Sales Specialist
About Patagonia End to End Cruises
- The cruises are typically scheduled by Antarctic operators re-routing their vessels.
- There are limited departures. They primarily run in the Patagonia shoulder season (September, October or March) so you will need to book in advance to secure your chosen cabin. Check out the dates below.
- There is an expedition focus with time off the ship prioritised - an epic selection of excursions to be experienced.
- The cruises are suitable for multi-generational groups catering to children, keen hikers and those looking for a more gentle adventure.
- There is the potential for numerous add-ons if there are particular parts of Patagonia you would like to explore before or after the cruise. You can also book an Antarctica cruise.
Set sail on your Patagonia adventure
Bird's eye view of Skorpios III
Wildlife watching from the bridge of the Greg Mortimer
Relax at the bar
The Science Centre aboard the Sylvia Earle
Enjoy a drink at Sylvia Earle's floating bar
The Grill restaurant and pool area aboard the ship
There is an expedition focus for all the cruises
Excursion at Amalia Glacier
Take your first steps on dry land in remarkable locations such as Torres del Paine
Our Trips
Set sail on this extraordinary voyage through the planet’s southernmost wonders: the Antarctic Peninsula, Tierra del Fuego, the Chilean fjords and the iconic Torres del Paine National Park. Witness humpback whales breaching, vast penguin colonies, and dazzling icebergs set against…
- 17 Days
- $21,252
Sail deep into Chilean Patagonia, where towering glaciers meet imposing mountains. You'll navigate a maze of remote fjords, channels, and wild islets only accessible by ship or Zodiac. Along the way, enjoy excellent food and hospitality, visit isolated villages, cruise…
- 9 Days
- $4,995
Set sail on this remarkable 15-day Patagonia adventure as you retrace Charles Darwin’s voyage to the “edge of the world”, cruising from Ushuaia through the Beagle Channel and Chilean Fjords, past Torres del Paine and up to Punta Arenas, experiencing…
- 15 Days
- $11,950
Set sail on this incredible End to End Patagonia cruise venturing deep into the Chilean Fjords, getting up close to stunning glaciers and native wildlife, all from the comfort of a luxury five-star Antarctic…
- 13 Days
- $7,200
Explore Patagonia's breathtaking glacial fjords and Tierra del Fuego like few others. From your luxurious exploration cruise ship base, partake in Zodiac landings and hikes with your expert naturalist guides, to some of the remotest and untamed habitats on earth.…
- 9 Days
- $13,859
Aboard the Magellan Explorer
The Vessel
Built in 2019, the Magellan Explorer is a modern and distinctive expedition vessel designed for comfort and exploration. Capacity is limited to 96 passengers with a crew of 60, offering an exclusive experience. The ship's state-of-the-art stabilisers, spacious cabins, and exceptional onboard facilities ensure an exquisite voyage through Chile's remote fjords and glacial waters.
There are 12 Zodias that allow for exclusive access to hard-to-reach destinations and a proper adventure in the wildest waterways of southern Patagonia.
The Cruise
This expedition navigates Patagonia’s pristine channels, islets, and marine reserves, offering unparalleled access to one of the world’s last great wildernesses. Sail past (and right up to) towering glaciers and famous mountain ranges. Plus, keep your eyes peeled for native wildlife such as dolphins, sea lions and penguins before ending your trip at the end of the earth in Tierra del Fuego.
Start: Puerto Montt, Chile End: Ushuaia, Argentina
Duration: 9 days
Key locations visited: Beagle Channel, Garibaldi Glacier, Strait of Magellan, Bernardo O’Higgins, Gulf of Penas, San Rafael Bay
Aboard a Lindlblad Ship
The Vessel
The National Geographic Resolution is a cutting-edge expedition vessel named to honour the second voyage of Captain James Cook. Accommodating up to 138 guests with 76 cabins (many with private balconies), an innovative X-Bow technology enhances stability and comfort in rough waters.
Public spaces are well designed, including panoramic lounges, a well-stocked library, lively bar, an expedition base for your gear, large outer decks and even two outdoor sleeping 'igloos'. Enjoy open Bridge access for expert insights and dine in luxury with wraparound Patagonian views @ Restaurant 270° or savour small bites at Tupaia.
The Cruise
Carved by glaciers over millennia, Chile’s fjords are a wonderful maze to navigate on an expedition-focused vessel. This immersive journey navigates an ever-intriguing route, venturing into UNESCO-listed biospheres and private reserves. Spot Magellanic penguins, humpback whales, Andean condors and more—with a National Geographic photographer on board with you.
Start: Santiago, Chile End: Santiago, Chile
Duration: 17 days
Key locations visited: Ushuaia, Glacier Alley, Francisco Coloane Marine Park, Torres del Paine, Cape Horn, Isla de los Estados
Magellanic penguins
Aboard the Silver Endeavour
The Vessel
With 5* luxury, comfort and exceptional service as the foundations of its onboard experience, the Silver Endeavour is purported to be one of the most expensive expedition ships ever built, on a per berth basis. Constructed in Germany in 2021, and built to hold up to 220 passengers, it represents a new era of mega-yacht-style expeditionary cruising.
Door-to-door fully inclusive packages are available - including pick up from your own home, all flights and the voyage - for seamlessly hassle-free travel.
Join this beautiful voyage as it sets sail for Niebla. Relax onboard as you head to the remote village of Tortel and enter the iconic Chilean fjords. Admire huge glaciers and soaring mountains. The region is home to plentiful rare wildlife including seals, penguins and dolphins. Visit the Garibaldi Fjord & Glacier before a trip to Ushuaia.
Start: Valparaiso, Chile
End: Puerto Williams, Chile
Duration: 11 days (pre and post-nights can be added)
Key locations visited: Castro, English Narrows, Chilean Fjords, Garibaldi Fjord & Glacier, Ushuaia
Enjoy Zodiac excursions in the Chilean Fjords
Ready to plan your Tailor-made Adventure?
1. Listen
We'll spend some time listening to your aspirations, then discuss the kind of experience that might suit you.
2. Match
Next we'll discuss the options, shortlist the best trips for you and present you our impartial recommendations.
3. Reserve
We'll place a 24 hour hold on your preferred option - without obligation - whilst we talk through the details.
