Visitamos los FIORDOS chilenos: la región menos poblada del continente 😯

We sailed more than 1,600 kilometers through one of the most remote regions on the planet: the Chilean fjords. Zero cars. Almost no people. Just ice, sea, and silence. From Ushuaia to the glaciers of the Patagonian Ice Field, this trip took us to explore places inaccessible by land, such as the Garibaldi Glacier, Kawésqar National Park, Caleta Tortel, and the legendary San Rafael. Aboard the Magellan Explorer, an expedition ship with only 80 passengers, we crossed unique landscapes, learned about Darwin, the local wildlife, and indigenous peoples, and witnessed something larger than ourselves: nature in its purest form. Useful information: 📆 This trip usually takes place at the beginning and end of the season (mid-September and early April). 💵 It costs approximately USD 6,000 - USD 7,000 per person (and includes everything). The extras are kayak trips and a high-speed internet package that may be required (although there is internet on board and it works well). 🛳️ The trip will depart from Puerto Montt in September or Ushuaia in April. If you are interested in taking this trip, reservations are now open for September 15-23, 2025, and September 15-23, 2026. You can check this link: https://rebrand.ly/16c433. If you book the trip, a parka is included for each passenger. 😍🤞🏻 1:00 What is an expedition cruise through the Patagonian fjords like? 3:04 Magellan Explorer: What is the ship like? 3:38 Room tour. Cruise ship room 4:57 Garibaldi Glacier 5:19 Alberto de Agostini National Park 5:42 Francisco Coloane Marine Park 6:04 Kawésqar National Park 7:07 Patagonian Ice Field 7:49 Pio XI Glacier 9:08 Polar Plunge (we dive into the icy water!) 9:55 Caleta Tortel 12:27 Laguna San Rafael National Park 13:11 Kente Island 13:38 Friendship Island (legend) ▶ Read us at ▸https://www.INTRIPER.com We are a digital travel site: curiosities, tips, stories, interviews, humor, surprising places, culture, and the environment. Join us to learn more about the world, its people, and its customs. Be inspired by Intriper ▶ SUBSCRIBE to our channel:    / @intriper   ▶ FOLLOW US on social media:   / intriper     / intriper     / intriper   TikTok: https://bit.ly/2YhMRXG