Itinerary
- Day 1
Punta Arenas
Someone picks you up at Punta Arenas Airport and takes you to your hotel. After that, the day is open so you can settle in and walk around town at your own pace, getting a feel for the area.
- Start point
- Aeropuerto Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo (PUQ), Camino Aeropuerto s/n, Punta Arenas, Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena 6200000, Chile (Pick up at Punta Arenas Airport )
- Day 2
Magdalena Island Expedition
You head out early to Laredo Bay and board a speedboat for a 45-minute ride to Magdalena Island. Once there, your guide walks you around the wildlife habitat for about an hour where you might see Austral Dolphins and Toninas Overa. Marta Island stays off-limits since it has marine bird colonies, but you do get to land briefly on Magdalena Island and check out the lighthouse for views across the water before heading back to Punta Arenas.
- Meals
- Snack or Box Lunch (Provided as program is longer than 4 hours)
Included Activities
- Navigation to Magdalena Island with bilingual tour guide
- Visit to Magdalena Island wildlife habitat (approximately 1 hour)
- Circumnavigation of Marta Island to view marine bird colonies
- Lighthouse visit with panoramic views
Landmarks Magdalena Island Marta Island Laredo Bay Strait of Magellan 
- Day 3
Punta Arenas City Tour
After eating breakfast at your hotel, you're picked up for a guided walk through Punta Arenas' main landmarks. Your guide talks about how the city grew from its founding through the coal era and the sheep ranching boom period, and you'll see historic buildings around Plaza de Armas with its palaces. The tour finishes with a look at the city's newer areas before returning you to your hotel.
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast at hotel)
Included Activities
- City Tour of Punta Arenas with local professional English-speaking guide
- Visit to main landmarks and attractions of Punta Arenas
- Plaza de Armas historic center exploration
- Panoramic city views
Landmarks Plaza de Armas Punta Arenas - Day 4
Cape Froward Expedition
An early start means taking a bus to Punta Carrera (60 km away) for a full-day sailing trip heading to Cape Froward, which is the southernmost point of mainland South America. You'll be on the water for roughly 10 hours going through wild, remote terrain. Along the way you might spot humpback whales, Sei whales, different dolphin species, Magellan penguins, sea lions, and various seabirds. The route passes Bulnes Fort, San Isidro Lighthouse, Froward Base Camp, and Rupert Island before returning to Punta Carrera.
- Meals
- Snack or Box Lunch (Provided as program is longer than 4 hours)
Included Activities
- Full-day navigation to Cape Froward with bilingual tour guide
- Visit to Bulnes Fort historical site
- San Isidro Lighthouse stop
- Froward Base Camp
- Rupert Island
- Wildlife viewing including whales, dolphins, penguins, sea lions, and marine birds
Landmarks Cape Froward Punta Carrera Bulnes Fort San Isidro Lighthouse Rupert Island Paso Ingles Paso Shag Seno Helado - Day 5
Departure from Punta Arenas
You have breakfast at your hotel, then get transferred to Punta Arenas Airport to catch your next flight. That's the end of the tour.
- End point
- Aeropuerto Presidente Carlos Ibáñez del Campo (PUQ), Camino Aeropuerto s/n, Punta Arenas, Magallanes y la Antártica Chilena 6200000, Chile (Drop off at Punta Arenas Airport )
- Meals
- Breakfast (Breakfast at hotel)
