Patagonia , Chile January to March 2007
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Two fantastic months in "no man´s land" have come to an end. The distance from Puerto Williams to Puerto Montt along the Chilean coast and Patagonia became 1400nm. Almost the same distance as from the Swedish border via Oslo and around the Norwegian coast to Grense Jacobs Elv at the Russian border.
650 liter of diesel, 600 liter fresh water and loads of dryfood and tinned food has been consumed. We had a long, humid and sometimes cold voyage on our way north. Even though, it is the fabolous and dramatic nature and all the animal life that comes first to our minds.

Empire & Yaghan in Bahia Romance, Seno Pia A beautiful view along the Beagle Canal.
The glacier at the end of Seno Pia. A rear, warm day with the spinnaker flying in the Beagle Canal.
Caleta Brecknock, a safe harbour between the Beagle Canal and Strait of Magellan.
A local fishingboat & Empire. A cold day. An early morning at Isla Carlos III.
Puerto Sergio at Islas Smith, one of the top ten anchorages in Patagonia. On our way in Canal Smyth after the crossing of Paso del Mar.
The extra protection has been useful both against the wind and the rain. A stormy day in The Strait of Magellan, were we had to turn back after a day sailing. 28m/s right in the nose... Caleta Lamenta del Indio.
Puerto Angosto. A sealion waveing at us. Caleta Moonlight Shadow.
Beautiful nature and good memories from the Chilean Coast of Patagonia.
Looking for Ice... The glacier Ventisquero Pio XI in the end of Seno Eyre.
"Mainstreet" in Puerto Eden. Puerto Aguirre. The Kaptain´s application.
Glims from Isla Chiloé and the main town Castro. Pilotes, houses on stilts.
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