The Juan Fernandez (Robinson Crusoe) archipelago is a Chilean island group consisting of 3 main islands (Selkirk, Santa Clara and Juan Fernandez/Robinson Crusoe, as well as several smaller islets. Juan Fernandez/Robinson Crusoe Island is the only island to have permanent residents. The primary focus of this experience is the main island and the small village of San Juan Bautista. Expedition experiences there include guided walks through the township including the natural history center to learn about the archipelago's unique ecosystems. Other walks/hikes venture into the hilly and lush forests to search for the endemic hummingbirds. Climb aboard one of Seabourn's submarines to dive upon the German warship Dresden which was sunk by British forces in 1915 while seeking repairs in the harbor. This experience will also focus on wilderness exploration and the fauna rich marine environment thriving in the area. The expedition team chooses the island based upon winds and sea state at the time, seeking ideal conditions for Zodiac cruises, kayaking and submarine experiences to see, among other things, the large, gregarious rookeries of endemic Juan Fernandez fur seals.