At dawn, the navigation through the southernmost part of the Corcovado Gulf marks the beginning of one of the most special phases of the journey. Based on weather and tide conditions, the Captain will choose the route to open sea through the Boca del Guafo, the Ninualac Channel, or the Pulluche Channel. Each route reveals unique wonders. 

If navigating through the Boca del Guafo, we will pass between the Chonos Archipelago and Guafo Island, heading into the open sea with stunning views. Through the Ninualac Channel, the navigation continues along the Moraleda Channel, where, upon reaching Tuap Island, we will turn westward, navigating the Ninualac Channel toward the ocean in the afternoon. The Pulluche Channel option offers a route rich in history and lush vegetation: crossing the Moraleda, Errázuriz, and Chacabuco channels, we reach Pulluche, where the lenga and cypress forests decorate the landscape. This stretch also provides opportunities to spot marine wildlife such as dolphins, sea lions, and birds. As night falls, we will begin the ocean navigation toward the Gulf of Penas, where we will spend approximately 12 hours in the open sea. During this stage, it is possible to see humpback, minke, and blue whales, which frequent the area at certain times of the year.