All told we were on the water for 73 hours, 12 of those on the exposed portion of the South Pacific where swells can be quite rough, although apparently our trip was only 4 out of 12 for roughness (why the 12 point scale I don't know). The scenery during the time aboard was like a moving post card, with vegetation getting progressively shorter and sparser as we traveled south. We took a 4 hour detour to see the Pio XI glacier, the largest in South America, quite a site to see (photo above) and probably the highlight of the cruise for me.
The photo of the stranded ship was a sugar cargo ship which ran a ground navigating this channel in the 1960s it remains today as a lighthouse and a stark reminder of there the shallow water is.
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