Advice on Choosing the Right Ship

The smaller boats will be better suited to navigating into those more remote areas, while the larger cruise ships will have small exploration boats for you to get off and explore these widely inaccessible locations.

Each of these vessels offers a unique and personalised experience of Patagonia, we hope we can find the right ship for you. 

Cruise Ships

Stella Australis

  • Capacity 210 passengers
  • Six different cabin types
  • Great customer service and fine dining
  • A large open terrace and three comfortable lounges
  • Onboard fitness suite
  • Excursions by zodiac boats to find adventure in remote locations
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Ventus Australis

  • Capacity 210 passengers
  • Six different cabin types
  • Great customer service and fine dining
  • A large open terrace and three comfortable lounges
  • Excursions by zodiac boats to find adventure in remote locations
Ventus Australis

Skorpios II

  • Capacity 106 passengers
  • Built in Chile in 1998
  • Large outdoor deck to enjoy the views
  • Two spacious lounges and dining room
  • All cabins have private bathrooms and televisions
  • Exploration boats to visit glaciers
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Glacier Cruise, Southern Patagonia

Skorpios III

  • Capacity 90 passengers
  • Built in Chile in 1995
  • Panoramic dining room and two bar lounges
  • 45 cabins all with private bathrooms, televisions and safety boxes
  • Get closer to the glaciers on exploration boats
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Silver Explorer

  • Capacity 130 passengers
  • Recently refurbished in 2009
  • 10 different cabin types
  • On board spa, fitness centre, theatre and library
  • Observation lounge with panoramic views
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Expedition Boats

Tanu

  • Capacity 10 passengers
  • Onboard kitchen and cabins
  • Zodiac boat to get closer to the wildlife
  • Offers small group whale watching expeditions
  • No accommodation on board, instead stay in comfortable domes on shore

Get in touch to find voyages on this boat.

Watching whales from the M/V Tanu, Tierra del Fuego, Chile

Watching whales from the M/V Tanu

Noctiluca

  • Capacity 8 passengers
  • Cosy wooden interior and comfortable cabins
  • Two double cabins and one quadruple, sharing two bathrooms
  • Covered outdoor deck area
  • Interior saloon with fireplace and television

Get in touch to find voyages on this boat.

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Alba

  • Capacity 10 passengers
  • Fully wooden motor yacht
  • Five cabins (two twin, three double) with private bathrooms
  • Small onboard library
  • Good food and Chilean wine

Get in touch to find voyages on this boat.

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Santa Cruz

  • Capacity 42 passengers
  • Built in Argentina in 2010
  • Three cabin types with good views and private bathrooms
  • Gourmet restaurant, library and lounge
  • Spacious outdoor deck

Get in touch to find voyages on this boat.

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Sailing Boats

Fortuna

  • Four passengers
  • Two double cabins with shared bathroom
  • Robust, fast and comfortable sailing boat
  • Cutter Ovni 42, insulated metal hull (France 2005)
  • Length 12.8m capacity
  • Cosy saloon and navigation area
  • Sailing Cape Horn and fjords of the Beagle Channel

Get in touch to find voyages on this boat.

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La Pinta

  • Length 14.5m
  • Ketch yacht in fiberglass
  • Robust for maximum comfort during sailing
  • Length 12m/39 feet
  • Sailing the Beagle Channel and fjords

Get in touch to find voyages on this boat.

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Ready to plan your Patagonia adventure?

1
Listen

Listen

We'll spend some time listening to your aspirations, then discuss the kind of experience that might suit you.

2
Match

Match

Next we'll discuss the options, shortlist the best trips for you and present you our impartial recommendations.

3
Reserve

Reserve

We'll place a 24 hour hold on your preferred option - without obligation - whilst we talk through the details.

Whatever your budget, group size, length of stay, preferred activity or appetite for adventure, we can help.

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