Beagle Channel & Cape Horn

There is very little farming at the southern tip of Patagonia, but there are a few remote Estancias where wild horses are tamed. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

A wet hike took us up up to the magnificent Hollandia Glacier near Colleta Olla. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

Dark clouds gather and the wind speed increases to over 60 knots in The Beagle Channel. Time to seek shelter. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

Every so often, the sun breaks through the overcast skies to reveal the Beagle Channel in all its glory. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

In places the Beagle Channel is less than one mile wide – the perfect viewing point for the spectacular Romanche Glacier. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

Mirror calm conditions as we motor towards the Seno Pia glacier. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

Electric blue glacier ice reflected in the water of Seno Pia. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

One of the many spectacular electric blue glaciers that grind their way in to Seno Pia. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

The Southern Ocean is the home of the Wandering Albatross. These enormous birds have a wing span of up to 3.5 metres and are known to circle the globe by way of the Southern Ocean up to three times a year. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

Cape Horn is just a rock - but it's the sea that surrounds it that gives it its fearsome reputation. More has been written about this place than perhaps anywhere else in maritime history. Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.

The rusting hulk of the ‘Macalvi’ – the southernmost Yacht Club in the world, sitting semi-submerged on a sand bank in Puerto Williams harbour. What a place and the best Pisco Sours in the world! Click HERE to visit shop. ©Adrian van der Lee.