012 people
Double room
A large bed facing the picture window: the Beagle Channel begins on the other side of the glass, and the door opens onto the grass and the wind-bent trees.
54°56'S 67°37'W · CAPE HORNSub-Antarctic expeditions
Sub-Antarctic expeditions
at the end of the world
Errante Ecolodge — Navarino Island, Chilean Patagonia
Season October – March · Book online · Secure payment with Webpay
Sub-Antarctic Patagonia
The last territory
Vast, pristine and unfathomably remote — setting foot on Navarino Island and the Cape Horn archipelago is still an extraordinary and rare experience.
Our season
From October to April, in the brief southern summer, we welcome travellers at Errante Ecolodge. Limited to just 11 rooms, our refuge offers an intimate, immersive experience, while a local team works to make sure you are comfortable at the end of the world.
Our programs
Trekking · 6 days / 5 nights
Dientes de Navarino Circuit Trek
The southernmost trek in the world
From USD 2,250
See program
Sailing · Cape Horn
Sea Expeditions
Sailing through the channels, fjords and glaciers of the Cape Horn archipelago
From USD 350
See program
Stay · 2 nights minimum
The Errante Experience
Flexible full-board stay. Activities depending on the weather and your preferences
From USD 700 / night
See program
What our guests say
“We finished the Dientes de Navarino circuit a day early, very late at night and with nowhere to stay. The team found us a room with a great view of the Beagle and welcomed us with a late dinner to celebrate. […] I had to leave, but part of me just wanted to stay.”
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The lodge
The refuge
With only 11 rooms, every stay is personal and tailored to you. Built with local lenga wood, every room looks out on the Onashaga / Beagle Channel.
Also at the refuge
The rooms
023 people
Triple room
Two beds and the same open view of the channel, for three people or a family.
035 people
Group room
For groups and families of up to five, with the same lenga wood and the same sea view as the rest of the lodge.
Eleven rooms and a short season: it pays to book early.
SCL – WPU
33° 27' 00" S, 70° 40' 00" WSantiago, Chile
To the end of the world
Three ways to reach Puerto Williams: flying through Chile, sailing the Magellan channels, or crossing the Beagle Channel from Ushuaia. All three end in the same place, the southernmost city in the world.
54° 56' 00" S, 67° 37' 00" WPuerto Williams
Pacific Ocean
Atlantic Ocean
Drake Passage
Chile
Argentina
Starting point · ChileSantiago
Mandatory stopPunta Arenas
Errante EcolodgePuerto Williams
Through Chile
Flight with a stop in Punta Arenas
There are no direct flights from Santiago to Puerto Williams: the stop in Punta Arenas is mandatory, and that is where you change planes. From Punta Arenas the last leg can be done two ways, and they are not the same trip.
Flight time04:00 hrs
Distance2,475 km / 1,538 mi
Average summer temperature10°C / 50°F
- Santiago → Punta Arenasflight 3 h 20
- Punta Arenas → Puerto Williamsplane 40 min
- Punta Arenas → Puerto Williamsferry ≈ 30 h
Flights to Puerto Williams have limited seats and depend on the weather, and the ferry doesn't sail every day. We plan the itinerary with you before you book.
The last leg
- By plane40 min
- By ferry≈ 30 h
Through Chile
Flight with a stop in Punta Arenas
The last leg
- By plane40 min
- By ferry≈ 30 h
There are no direct flights from Santiago to Puerto Williams: the stop in Punta Arenas is mandatory, and that is where you change planes. From Punta Arenas the last leg can be done two ways, and they are not the same trip. By plane it is a few minutes over the Isla Grande of Tierra del Fuego and the Beagle Channel. By ferry it is a full day's voyage through the channels, and you arrive by water.
- Santiago → Punta Arenasflight 3 h 20
- Punta Arenas → Puerto Williamsplane 40 min
- Punta Arenas → Puerto Williamsferry ≈ 30 h
Flights to Puerto Williams have limited seats and depend on the weather, and the ferry doesn't sail every day. We plan the itinerary with you before you book.
How it works
From your first enquiry to your arrival
Between your first message and the moment we welcome you at the end of the world there are five steps. We go through them with you, one by one.
Enquiry
Write to us or book a call. We go over dates, availability and the right program for you.
By email or video call
Confirmation
You book with a deposit. We help you with travel insurance and health recommendations.
Booking deposit · travel insurance
Planning
We arrange your arrival in Puerto Williams — plane, ship or boat — and the gear you need.
Plane · ship · boat
Preparation
Before the trip we go over the final itinerary with you and what to pack for the season.
Final itinerary · what to pack
Arrival
We meet you at the airport or the pier and the Errante experience begins.
Airport or pier
