Venture into the wild and windswept fjords of Chilean Patagonia — a remote frontier at the edge of South American. Carved by ancient glaciers and shaped by relentless winds, this region’s rhythms are dictated by tides, weather, and wilderness. Your Seabourn expedition navigates this seldom-visited region, weaving through a labyrinth of narrow channels, towering cliffs, and ice-strewn bays. The journey may also bring you to the face of the Pío XI Glacier — the largest glacier in the Southern Hemisphere outside Antarctica, and one of the few that has recently increased its size unlike most glaciers in the world, the ice regularly knocks down trees as it bulldozes the native forest— a true living river of ice that groans and calves into the sea. The landscape is a symphony of contrasts: emerald forests clinging to steep granite walls, waterfalls plunging from unseen heights, and snowcapped peaks piercing the clouds. Wildlife sightings may include Magellanic penguins, South American sea lions, and Andean condors soaring overhead, while dolphins and orcas may escort your Zodiac through the icy waters. This is Patagonia’s hidden coast — remote, majestic, and unforgettable. Zodiac cruising through glacier-carved fjords Opportunities for wildlife and landscape photography*