Top Chile Catamaran Cruises

The Marble Caverns, Cathedral & Chapel Tour is a must-do experience in the Aysén Region and one of the most iconic natural attractions of Chilean Patagonia. This natural sanctuary is formed by small marble islets located along the shores of Lake General Carrera, whose unique shapes have been carved by water erosion over thousands of years. The most famous formations are the Marble Cathedral, Marble Chapel, and Marble Cavern, internationally recognized for their striking colors, textures, and natural reflections. Declared a Natural Sanctuary in 1994, this protected area is preserved by law, ensuring a unique and responsible visit to one of Patagonia’s most extraordinary landscapes.

Embark on a cross-border journey across the Andes on this day tour from Puerto Varas, Chile to Carlos de Bariloche, Argentina. In a small group of no more than 15, travel by bus and boat over mountains and across rivers and see waterfalls, glaciers, and volcanoes along the way. Leave the logistics, driving, and navigating to your guide as you take in the unique scenery and learn about the area’s natural wonders.

Discover the distinct culture and natural wonders of Chile’s Lake District - with ease and efficiency - on a full-day group tour from Puerto Varas. After a comfortable transfer from the city, your group will walk to the spectacular Petrohue Falls. From Lago Todos Los Santos, take a catamaran tour and enjoy unrivaled views of surrounding volcanoes. Next, visit the small mountain village of Peulla, where you can explore independently and enjoy lunch (own expense).

Explore the natural wonders of Chile’s Lake District on this full-day tour from Puerto Varas to the Vicente Perez Rosales National Park. Pass through towns like La Poza, Ensenada and Peulla; admire the Petrohué Falls (extra cost); and cruise across the Todos los Santos Lake in a catamaran. After a delicious 3-course or box lunch (depending on option selected), choose from optional activities like hiking, kayaking, horseback riding or a 4WD safari, and enjoy the park’s scenic rivers, forest valleys and soaring cliffs.

This tour is a unique boat ride, that will allow us to contemplate the Grey Glacier, enjoying the full extent of the countless cracks and uprisings that form the snowdrift. Our tour invites you to get on the Grey II boat and for 45 minutes, soak in the stunning scenery. After sailing we will visit the island that divides the glacier, to continue observing it from a new angle.

Visit the Cajón del Maipo area on this full-day tour from Santiago. Located southeast of the city, Cajón del Maipo is known for its massifs, hills, and rivers and is a great spot for nature lovers looking to explore some of Chile's great outdoors not too far from Santiago. You'll visit San Jose de Maipo to learn about the area's history, and then travel into the mountains and to a lake. A wine and picnic are provided.

Avoid the uncertainty of trying to spot wildlife on your own from a spot on land, and instead, head straight into prime marine habitat on this nature-filled day trip to Francisco Coloane Marine Park from Punta Arenas. Take to the water to cruise through the Strait of Magellan and glide past glaciers as you look for humpback whales—you might even spot penguins, elephant seals, sea lions, dolphins, and albatross.

The tour from Puerto Natales to King Penguin Park and Tierra del Fuego is special because it offers the unique opportunity to observe the only king penguin colony in South America. Combined with the adventure of crossing the historic Strait of Magellan and exploring the vast, remote landscapes of Tierra del Fuego, it’s a once-in-a-lifetime experience with breathtaking wildlife and stunning views of Patagonia.

With so many worthy day trip destinations outside Santiago, it can be daunting to pick just one. With this full-day tour you don’t have to. Visit two coastal cities, UNESCO-listed Valparaiso and Viña del Mar with plenty of time for wine tasting in Casablanca Valley and sea lion spotting along Reñaca Beach.

Embark on a boat tour to the Los Pingüinos Natural Monument on Magdalena Island. Admire the island's flora and fauna, including the Magellanic penguin, Dominican gull, black-browed albatross, and imperial cormorant. Learn more about the flourishing natural environment from your knowledgeable guide. Depart from the meeting point specified depending on time selected. *7AM & 1:30PM departure meeting: Muelle Prat, Punta Arenas *10AM departure meeting: Terminal Tres Puentes, Punta Arenas Listen to your guide as they provide information about the area in English and Spanish on board. Disembark on the island’s dock, and visit the penguin colony for approximately one hour as free time to explore before starting the return to Punta Arenas. Have your camera ready ─ if luck strikes you will be able to see toninas (Chilean dolphins), whales and other sea animals during the crossing. Sink into the beauty of nature. Head back to the pier and you will be transported back to Punta Arenas

Litus Patagonia 2026 offers a 13-day walking tour between January 8 and 20, 2026 through the stunning landscapes of Chile and Argentina. Explore Torres del Paine National Park, the French Valley and Perito Moreno Glacier, enjoying medium/high level hikes in small groups. This premium experience, accompanied by certified local guides, will allow you to connect with nature in an authentic and challenging way. With accommodation in selected hotels and shelters, and meals en route, everything is designed to focus on enjoying the beauty of Patagonia. - 13 days of trekking in the most spectacular landscapes of Patagonia - Groups of up to 10 people for an intimate experience - Expert local guides who share their knowledge of the territory - Includes accommodation, meals and entrance fees to national parks

Explore Magdalena Island (Isla Magdalena) at a more relaxed pace than traditional tour on a wildlife-watching excursion from Punta Arenas. You'll escape the crowds on land as you travel across the famous Magdalena Strait by boat before disembarking to explore the island on foot, for a more intimate glimpse of the thousands of penguins and dramatic coastal scenery.

Sail through one of the world's most legendary sea passages and experience a real encounter with the wildlife of Chilean Patagonia. Walk among thousands of penguins on Magdalena Island, home to the largest colony of Magellanic penguins, observe sea lions in their natural habitat on Marta Island, and be amazed by dolphins and whales in the Strait of Magellan. This is not just an excursion, it is an experience that will stay with you forever.

The Grey Glacier is part of the southern ice fields and is located in the western sector of Torres del Paine National Park, it is an ice mass with approximately 6 km wide and a height that fluctuates between 20 and 30 meters. During navigation we approach the different faces of the Glacier allowing us to observe the beauty and magnitude of this ice giant. An unforgettable experience awaits you!

You will begin this full-day tour from Puerto Montt towards the Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park bordering Lake Llanquihue, and then take a boat ride across Lake Todos los Santos to the town of Peulla, a picturesque town in the middle of nowhere.

Add some extra fun to your tasting experience at the famous Concha y Toro Winery thanks to this 4-hour premium offering with higher-end wines and snacks. Tour the winery’s beautifully-manicured grounds, including its ‘Garden of Varieties’ and ‘Old Pirque’ Vineyard. Then enjoy a tasting of three vintages followed by four additional premium samples accompanied with cheese.

The Penguin Expedition takes you on an exciting boat ride from Punta Arenas to Isla Marta and Isla Magdalena, where you'll witness vibrant colonies of Magellanic penguins in their natural habitat. Alongside penguins, you'll spot sea lions, cormorants, and other wildlife as you navigate the stunning Strait of Magellan, making this a must-do adventure for nature and wildlife lovers.

Prepare to sail to Magdalena Island where you can see the beauty of the Strait of Magellan and find wildlife that could be on the way with a great moment of photography, without a doubt nature at its best to always remember this takes an average of 1 hour to get to Magdalena Island where the guide will inform you of the steps to follow respecting the National Park you will be able to enjoy the Penguins thousands of them that are on the island in season You will be on the island for an average of 1 hour to enjoy and A magical moment when the penguins return to the island to mate and later nurture their adorable newborn chicks then the return to Punta Arenas will be organized. . Arrival at the Laredo Pier to return to the hotel or cruises. Maximum capacity 46 people to sailing to Magdalena .

Paddle with whales at Francisco Coloane Marine Park Our whale kayak tour is unique because it takes you to paddle alongside humpback whales in their natural habitat, surrounded by breathtaking scenery and marine fauna in the far south of the world. With expert guides, top-quality equipment and a pristine setting, you will live an intimate and authentic connection to nature that you will not find anywhere else. An unforgettable experience!

On this navigation through the Mountain Channel, five glaciers will be visited from the catamaran, within the Kawésqar National Park. Be one of the few visitors who will know these glaciers, since due to access and costs, they can only be reached by boat.

Experience the picturesque beauty of Patagonia on a 5-day trekking tour through Torres del Paine National Park from Puerto Natales. This small-group tour follows the popular W circuit through the park for a look at the virtually untouched landscape and diverse wildlife. Spend your days completing difficult treks, camping in the wilderness, and admiring the stunning landscape.

Embark on an incredible journey connecting three beautiful lakes between Chile and Argentina, crossing the majestic Patagonia. This 12-hour tour begins in Bariloche, where you will sail through Lake Nahuel Huapi by catamaran, surrounded by forests and mountains. Then, cross the Río Frias to Chile and continue along Lago Frias to Puerto Frias. Cross Pérez Rosales National Park, enjoy lunch in Puerto Blest or Peulla, and sail through Lake Todos los Santos. Marvel at views of the Osorno, Tronador and Cerro Puntiagudo volcanoes, before ending in Puerto Varas. A unique journey full of nature and adventure.