Navimag ferry Esperanza (Puerto Natales – Puerto Montt)

The ferry sails through the Morla Vicuña, Unión Pass, Farquar, Sarmiento, Angostura channels. Then the ferry passes by Puerto Eden, where the last remaining population of Kaweskar indigenous people in Chile lives. The town is located on Wellington Island, one of the largest in the country and part of the Bernardo O'Higgins National Park. The vessel continues north, passing through the Angostura Inglesa, a slim pass that allows one ship to navigate it at a time. Then into the Messier Channel, home to the cargo ship Capitan Leonidas, stranded there since the 70s on a semi submerged islet called Bajo Cotopaxi.

The ferry starts open sea navigation in the area of the Gulf of Penas. This journey lasts approximately 12 hours. Here, it is possible to see Humpback, Minke, and Blue whales. After sail the Oceanic Area the ferry enters the Chacabuco channel and then the Errázuriz Channel. Finally, the vessel enters through the Moraleda Channel and then take the Chonos archipelago route to Puerto Montt.

In our voyage north, the ferry sails the Gulf of Corcovado, then the Apiao Channel, the Gulf of Ancud, and the Reloncavi pass, arriving at its destination, Puerto Montt in the morning ending your Patagonian experience.