Puerto Williams, Chile

Puerto Williams, the southernmost town in the world, is a gateway to Cape Horn and the Antarctic. It’s well worth spending time here to really get to grips with the place. Visit the Martin Gusinde Anthropological Museum to explore the stories of the Yaghan people, the original inhabitants of the region. Explore the Naval Base for a glimpse into the town’s military and navigational significance. While nightlife here is limited, the few bars and communal spaces often host lively conversations among adventurers, sailors, and researchers.

 

More Stories

Getting to know new people is part of the sailing adventure that you will grow to love.

21/02 Customer Reviews

How People Feel After Their First Sailing Trip

Why people enjoyed their first voyage. First time and novice “I was amazed how quickly we felt safe. It was only my second time

Read More
On the helm of Morgenster

Educational

Good Skippers don’t shout

Why Good Skippers don’t shout. You have to ask yourself why would a skipper be shouting? Is it for a safety reason, is it

Read More
tecla whale ice

02/02 Cold Climate Sailing

Breaking ice

Cold Sailing, Clear Minds, Real Adventure Overheard Office discussion DEB “ Jess do you like hot sailing destinations or cold?” JESS “Hot. Not really

Read More