14 nights · 4. November - 18. November 2026 · Valparaiso → Ushuaia
Fourteen nights aboard L'Austral take you from Valparaíso through the Chilean fjords down to Ushuaia, the southernmost port of Argentina. This 184-guest sistership of the Ponant Classic fleet, with marina platform and zodiac fleet, allows landings in remote bays that remain out of reach for larger cruise ships. You experience calving glaciers, island archipelagos and the silent Patagonia of the channels, combined with premium all-inclusive service and French-inspired onboard culture. The route crosses the Strait of Magellan and rounds Cape Horn before the Beagle Channel leads to Ushuaia.
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Valparaíso sits on Chile's Pacific coast some 120 kilometres north-west of Santiago and is Chile's most important container port …
On the north-east coast of Chile's Pacific island of Chiloé, this small fishing village nestles on a sheltered bay opposite a cluster of small islets …
Caleta Tortel sits in Chilean Patagonia between two great ice fields on a sheltered bay …
In the Strait of Magellan in southern Chile lie the Tuckers Islands as a small archipelago in the Magallanes province …
Puerto Williams on Navarino Island is considered the southernmost town in the world and sits on the Beagle Channel with views of the Cordillera Darwin …
Ushuaia in Argentina calls itself "the end of the world" and lies on the Beagle Channel, just short of Cape Horn …
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