4 / 5 - One review
How to get there
1 day's sail from Puerto Williams
When to go
From November to March
Minimum stay
One day
Caletta Olla (Argentina)
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Practical information about Caletta Olla
Reviews of Caletta Olla
La Caleta Olla is a small cove that is close to Olla glacier and not far from Pia glacier, right in the middle of the Darwin Range.
My suggestion:
Be aware that it is the captain of the boat who decides on the itinerary of the cruise and it may be modified according to the weather conditions. Safety first!
Summary:
Caleta Olla is a beautiful cover in the heart of the Darwin Range, in south Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego. To explore it you have to go by boat.
You can go round Cap Horn from the Chilean village of Puerto Williams or the Argentine town that is at the end of the world: Ushuaia It takes a good ten days to go from one town to the other.
During the cruise you will see southern Patagonia's magnificent scenery appearing between immense glaciers, crystal clear water and enormous forests. If the weather conditions are good you can dock in Caleta Olla and enjoy the fresh Patagonian air. Sea lions, Magellan penguins and albatross go about their daily business taking no notice of the visitors. Here nature and wild life are very definitely king!
My best memory? A picnic in the middle of nature, next to an emerald green lake. Imperdible (not to be missed) as the Argentines say!
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