Crossing the Straits of Magellan

The Strait consists of 350 miles at the tip of South America (from Chile to Argentina), leading from the Pacific to the Atlantic. It winds the entire way and is narrow (2 -22’) in many places. We stopped at the main port, Punta Arenas, and then continued to Ushuaia Argentina. Note: Sailors always found this a difficult route but shorter and safer than the Drakes passage. We are doing both!Read more