Sailing Patagonia: Cruise to Cape Horn with Australis

Sailing through Patagonia to lighthouse on Cape Horn. We sail in the wake of the world's greatest navigators through the Strait of Magellan and the Drake Passage to arrive at the Fin del Mundo.
The last piece of land before Antarctica, Cape Horn could be the loneliest place on Earth. But Joined by 110 cruise passengers, Thomas Bywater sails on the Ventus Australis through South America in comfort.
Overlooking the clipper route that connected New Zealand to Europe, Cape Horn holds the record for most ships lost at sea. Ten thousand sailors have drowned in these waters, far away from any thought of rescue. This part of Chilean Patagonia is only for the bravest and most adventurous of travellers.
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[@kathydunn9011]

Just came back from trip. Fantastic. We got very close to Cape Horn but 81mph winds prevented landing. Stunning trip

[@JamesSmith-ui2hv]

Chile is just stunning , beautiful and wild , thousands of glaciers , the southernmost part of the world , the closest country to Antarctica , beautiful fjords, coves , channels , and so many Islands , thousand of them unexplored , is just an amazing country incredible picture perfect landscape

[@thosoz3431]

Did this trip in 2019
Totally fantastic. Cant recommend it enough.
Fortunate to have walked the hallowed ground of Cape Horn.