A Patagonia fjord cruise is an experience you’ll never forget. From the majestic blue glaciers to the vast array of marine life, there is a breathtaking encounter around every corner. After all, where else in the world can you retrace the footsteps of Charles Darwin whilst getting up close and personal with thousand-strong penguin colonies? Here are 10 reasons why you should go on our adventure, Patagonia, Journey to the End of the World

The Patagonian fjords are located at the very tip of the South American continent, comprising the world’s most southerly inhabited locations. Our tour travels through the fjords from Punta Arenas, Chile to Ushuaia, Argentina.

Who doesn’t love penguins?! These adorable creatures abound in the Patagonian fjords, with colonies of thousands in several locations. Furthermore, there is the opportunity to see various different species , including Magellanic, king, and the tiny southern Rockhopper penguin.

On a Patagonia fjord cruise, there are plenty of chances to see seals. Seals can be found lazing en masse on beaches throughout Patagonia. Keep an eye out for the enormous, four-ton male elephant seal.

On a Patagonian fjord cruise you’ll be able to see dolphins playfully leaping alongside the ship at any time of the year.

The biggest attraction of a Patagonia fjord cruise is the glaciers. For instance, Glacier Alley alone boasts five enormous tidewater glaciers that calve giant icebergs into the crystal clear water.

A Patagonia fjord cruise gives you the opportunity to retrace the steps of one of history’s most important scientific expeditions – Darwin’s voyage aboard the HMS Beagle. Including visits to the Tierra del Fuego and the Beagle Channel, travelers can witness the spectacular sights discovered by Darwin and his crew.

Patagonia isn’t all snow and ice – there are lush forests as well. Grown as a result of humid winds blown from the Pacific Ocean, these forests feature many similar plant species to the lush woodlands found in New Zealand and Australia.

Small ship cruising is the best way to experience the rugged majesty of the Patagonian fjords. After a day’s intrepid exploring, kick back and relax with a glass of Argentinian Malbec in one of our fleet’s fine dining restaurants.

There are plenty of chances to disembark and explore. There are various hikes suitable for all ages and abilities which allow travelers to get to the heart of the Patagonian wilderness.

Expert guides will be able to share a wealth of knowledge about the cultural and natural history of this epic landscape. In the evening enjoy a talk on what you will see the following day.

Join us on our Patagonia, Journey to the End of the World adventure from October 5-15, 2019.

If you are in Saskatoon on March 26, 2019, we are giving a presentation at McNally Robinson Bookstore at 7pm. We hope you will be able to join us.