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From Puerto Montt to Tierra del Fuego, a large part of the Chilean territory is made up of hundreds of islands.  The voyage through Patagonian channels crossing fjords and peninsulas not only provides a route to unexplored territories and land untouched by humans but also to areas of incredible natural attractions. 

Those who travel in this part of Chile --scenically similar to Alaska's Inside Passage, Milford Sound of New Zealand, and the Northern Atlantic coasts of Norway -- can see, among other things, ice drifts and glaciers which reach into the sea or stretch out to the coast, species of native forests, mountain ranges which disappear into the Pacific, and the southernmost cities of the planet. 

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