South America: Buenos Aires and a Patagonian Fjords Expedition

Cape Horn, where the Atlantic and Pacific collide at the bottom of the world, is a crossing that earns its mythology, and this expedition route rounds it properly before threading north into the remote, glacier-carved Chilean fjords.

Deep in the Chilean fjords, calving glaciers fill the silence with icy thunder, snow-dusted peaks rise on every side, and condors circle overhead in some of the planet's last truly wild wilderness.

Boarding an expedition ship in Ushuaia, at the very tip of South America, is a singular moment: the city lights fading behind as Patagonia's raw, windswept wilderness takes over and the real journey begins.