Reasons to do an End to End Cruise
- See every region of Patagonia's varied coastline from the volcanoes and temperate rainforests of Los Lagos, through Aysen onwards to the glaciated fjords near the Patagonian Ice Field with towering granite peaks in the Torres del Paine.
- Observe one of the wildest and undiscovered areas of the world from the comfort of a luxury vessel with exquisite food, panoramic views and exceptional service.
- Patagonia is a challenging place to travel with vast distances and logistics: but these cruises make it easy and hassle-free.
- Take advantage of top-notch Antarctic vessels and expedition staff as they relocate for the Antarctic season.
- Choose from a range of cruise and cabin options based on your own preferences and budget.
Chloe says
These cruises give you a chance to experience Patagonia in a way few others can – aboard a first-class vessel - cruising through remote fjords, past towering glaciers, and even rounding the legendary Cape Horn. It’s about the feeling of being completely immersed in this wild and untouched part of the world. A once in a lifetime adventure!
Chloe Harrison Patagonia Sales Specialist
About Patagonia End to End Cruises
- The cruises are typically scheduled by Antarctic operators re-routing their vessels.
- There are limited departures. They primarily run in the Patagonia shoulder season (September, October or March) so you will need to book in advance to secure your chosen cabin. Check out the dates below.
- There is an expedition focus with time off the ship prioritised - an epic selection of excursions to be experienced.
- The cruises are suitable for multi-generational groups catering to children, keen hikers and those looking for a more gentle adventure.
- There is the potential for numerous add-ons if there are particular parts of Patagonia you would like to explore before or after the cruise. You can also book an Antarctica cruise.
Aboard the Sylvia Earle
The Vessel
Climb aboard this state-of-the-art vessel—the Sylvia Earle—designed for exploration in remote regions. Accommodating 130 passengers, the ship offers comfortable cabins, a range of amenities (including two jacuzzies and a sauna), and a knowledgeable expedition team to enhance your journey.
The sleek X-Bow design reduces pitching and allows the ship to cut through the waves.
Set sail on your adventure of a lifetime
The Cruise
Sail the legendary Beagle Channel, Zodiac-cruise through fjords flanked by glaciers and watch as the captain skillfully navigates narrow channels while you watch for dolphins, penguins and seals. Spend two days hiking and exploring Torres del Paine National Park, renowned for its majestic granite towers and landscapes.
Start: Ushuaia, Argentina End: Puerto Montt, Chile
Duration: 15 days
Key locations visited: Cape Horn, Francisco Coloane Marine Reserve, the Chilean Fjords, Torres del Paine, Pío XI Glacier, Chiloé
Departure dates: 27 March 2026
Prices: From USD $12,156
Aboard the Greg Mortimer
With its eye-catching X-Bow design and state-of-the-art onboard technology, the Greg Mortimer is unquestionably redefining the future look of expedition ships.
This compact yet high-tech ship carries just 130 passengers, ensuring an intimate atmosphere and efficient landings. With 80% of cabins featuring outer balconies, spacious interiors, panoramic observation decks and breathtaking views at every twist & turn.
Two bucket-list adventures in one extraordinary trip. Begin in Antarctica, where icebergs shimmer, cliffs tower, and penguins and seals thrive, with activities like kayaking and snowshoeing. You'll then trek through Patagonia’s legendary landscapes in Chile and Argentina, exploring Los Glaciares and Torres del Paine National Parks, home to vast glaciers, jagged peaks, and incredible wildlife.
Start: Ushuaia, Argentina End: Punta Arenas, Chile
Duration: 25 days
Key locations: Drake Passage, Antarctic Peninsula, Perito Moreno Glacier, Torres del Paine National Park, Balmaceda Glacier
Departure dates: 20 November 2025 and 17 February 2026
Prices: From USD $22,395
Looking out at Perito Moreno glacier
Aboard the Silver Endeavour
With 5* luxury, comfort and exceptional service as the foundations of its onboard experience, the Silver Endeavour is purported to be one of the most expensive expedition ships ever built, on a per berth basis. Constructed in Germany in 2021, and built to hold up to 220 passengers, it represents a new era of mega-yacht-style expeditionary cruising.
Door-to-door fully inclusive packages are available - including pick up from your own home, all flights and the voyage - for seamlessly hassle-free travel.
Join this beautiful voyage as it sets sail for Niebla. Relax onboard as you head to the remote village of Tortel and enter the iconic Chilean fjords. Admire huge glaciers and soaring mountains. The region is home to plentiful rare wildlife including seals, penguins and dolphins. Visit the Garibaldi Fjord & Glacier before a trip to Ushuaia.
Start: Valparaiso, Chile
End: Puerto Williams, Chile
Duration: 11 days (pre and post-nights can be added)
Key locations visited: Castro, English Narrows, Chilean Fjords, Garibaldi Fjord & Glacier, Ushuaia
Departure dates: 12 October 2025
Zodiac excursion in the Chilean Fjords
Aboard Skorpios III
Skorpios III, is a rudimentary expedition ship carrying just 90 passengers in 45 comfortable cabins. Offering excellent hospitality, it’s the perfect base for exploring Patagonia's landscapes, with daily bilingual lectures and exciting shore-based landings.
Remodelled in 2012, this A1 Ice Class vessel brings you closer to the ice, while all-inclusive meals and a well-stocked bar make for a relaxing onboard experience.
Skorpios III
Skorpios invites you to a one-of-a-kind journey navigating the Northern and Southern Icefields. They offer more specific Patagonia cruises but this is a longer journey where you'll cruise through fjords and channels, discover remote fishing villages like Puerto Aguirre and Puerto Edén, unwind in the soothing waters of Quitralco Hot Springs, and marvel at stunning glaciers including Bernardo, Pío XI, Amalia, El Brujo, and Bernal.
Start: Puerto Montt, Chile End: Punta Natales, Chile (or vice-versa)
Duration: 8 days
Key locations visited: Puerto Aguirre, Quitralco Fjord, Pío XI Glacier, El Brujo Glacier, Bernal Glacier
Departure dates: 23 April 2025 (Puerto Montt to Puerto Natales), 3 October 2025(Puerto Natales to Puerto Montt)
Next to the El Brujo Glacier
Sailing Dates
Please see a list of cruises from our favourite operators (subject to availability).
Patagonia & Chilean Fjords - 15 days: Sylvia Earle
- 27 March 2026
Trails of Antarctica & Patagonia - 25 days: Greg Mortimer
- 20 November 2025
- 17 February 2026
Valparaiso to Puerto Williams - 11 days: Silver Endeavour
- 12 October 2025
Nomads of Patagonia - 8 days: Skorpios III
- 23 April 2025 - 95% full
- 3 October 2025
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