Patagonia & Cape Horn One-Way: Puerto Montt, Cockburn and Beagle Channels & Ushuaia

San Antonio → Puerto Montt → Punta Arenas → Cockburn and Beagle Channels → Ushuaia → Puerto Madryn → Montevideo → Buenos Aires

15 nights
San Antonio
Patagonia & Cape Horn
6 ports
9 sea days

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Embark port

Disembark port

Port of call

Is this route right for you?

Why choose this route: Includes scenic cruising through Cockburn and Beagle Channels.
Know before booking: Puerto Montt and Punta Arenas usually need a tender, which adds boat transfers and queueing to those days.
Best suited for: Travelers who value time onboard over a packed shore schedule.

Port by port

15 nights · 6 port calls · 9 sea days · 3 countries (Chile, Argentina, Uruguay)

Stop #1

Embark

San Antonio

Chile · Chile (Pacific Coast)
Stop #2

Puerto Montt

Chile · Chilean Fjords

Usually tenders
Stop #3

Punta Arenas

Chile · Patagonia & Cape Horn

Usually tenders
Stop #4

Cockburn and Beagle Channels Scenic cruising

Chile · Patagonia & Cape Horn
Stop #5

Ushuaia

Argentina · Patagonia & Cape Horn

Usually docks
Stop #6

Puerto Madryn

Argentina · Patagonia & Cape Horn

Usually docks
Stop #7

Montevideo

Uruguay · Argentina & Uruguay

Usually docks
Stop #8

Disembark

Buenos Aires

Argentina · Argentina & Uruguay

What would you change about this trip?

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Pricing

0 of 1 sailings with enough price history currently have favorable pricing. Median current fare is $163/night.

Median current fare: $163/night; $2,445 total
Lowest recent fare: $148/night; $2,214 total
Sailings with good pricing: 0 of 1 favorable; Price history for 1 of 2 sailings
Comparison set: 2 sailings; Currently priced departures

Best departures

How these are chosen

Best overall value: the strongest value signal, a fare furthest below Jibhop's typical fare for the same cabin, among departures with enough price history.
Lowest fare: the lowest current starting fare among all listed departures. Cabin categories can differ between departures, so check the cabin shown.
Best near-term option: a below-typical fare on a departure within the next 90 days.
Currently priced high: a fare above its usual range in Jibhop's observations. Shown as a warning, not a recommendation.

Lowest fare

Majestic Princess

San Antonio → Puerto Montt → Montevideo → Buenos Aires

Dec 6, 2027 · 15 nights

$2,459 balcony · $164/night

5% below typical

All departures

Each fare is the departure's lowest current fare; the cabin category can differ between departures. Observed fares, not guaranteed availability.

Dec 6, 2027

Majestic Princess • 15 nights • San Antonio → Buenos Aires

Okay to book

5% below typical

$2,214

$148/night

Dec 6, 2028

Majestic Princess • 15 nights • San Antonio → Buenos Aires

$2,675

$178/night

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