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Experience both sides of South America on a 21-day private sailing voyage from Valparaiso to Rio de Janeiro. Beginning on Chile's Pacific coast, the route travels south through Patagonia, passes the Strait of Magellan and Cape Horn, and then turns north through Argentina, Uruguay and Brazil. Remote landscapes and extended ocean passages are balanced by visits to Buenos Aires, Montevideo, Florianópolis, Ilha Grande, Paraty and Angra dos Reis before an unforgettable arrival in Rio de Janeiro.
About Our Pacific-to-Atlantic Charter Service
Valparaiso combines a distinguished maritime identity with established facilities and practical international access, creating an appropriate departure point for this transcontinental coastal voyage. Guests are welcomed aboard with carefully coordinated embarkation, accommodation preparation and assistance with personal requirements. Dining preferences, special occasions and desired shore experiences can be discussed in advance to establish a charter programme shaped around the travelling party.
The fully crewed service is supported by a team of 27 professionals. Navigation, engineering, safety, culinary service, housekeeping and personalized hospitality are managed throughout the journey, allowing guests to enjoy both demanding offshore passages and destination days in comfort. Routing remains adaptable where practicable, subject to weather, safe navigation, port availability and regulatory requirements.
Your 21-Day Chile to Brazil Sailing Itinerary
Day 1 - Valparaiso, Chile: Join the yacht at Valparaiso and receive a personal welcome from the crew. After safety briefings and final preparations, depart the historic port and begin cruising south along Chile's Pacific coast. Settle into the spacious living areas and enjoy the first carefully prepared dinner of the voyage.
Day 2 - At Sea: Continue south toward Chile's Lake District. This full passage day allows time to discover the swimming pool, cinema, gym, sauna, hammam and numerous deck spaces. Personalized hospitality accompanies the voyage as the yacht approaches the northern entrance to Patagonia.
Day 3 - Puerto Montt, Chile: Arrive at Puerto Montt, a gateway to lakes, volcanoes and Patagonian channels. Explore the waterfront, visit local markets or travel to nearby Puerto Varas. Rejoin the yacht before departure and continue into increasingly dramatic southern scenery.
Day 4 - At Sea, Chilean Patagonia: Navigate south through waters framed by islands, fjords and mountain landscapes. The yacht's large windows and sheltered social areas provide excellent viewpoints in cooler conditions. Guests can alternate wildlife observation with spa treatments, dining and quiet relaxation.
Day 5 - Punta Arenas, Chile: Reach the historic city on the Strait of Magellan. Discover its museums, architecture and waterfront or arrange a regional excursion. Once back aboard, prepare for one of the itinerary's defining navigational stages through southern Chile.
Day 6 - Strait of Magellan, Chile: Transit the celebrated natural passage linking the Pacific and Atlantic regions. Mountainous shores, remote islands and powerful waterways give this day exceptional visual and historical significance. The crew manages the route while guests observe from expansive exterior areas or warm interior lounges.
Day 7 - Ushuaia, Argentina: Arrive at Ushuaia in the Beagle Channel, surrounded by Tierra del Fuego's rugged mountains. Explore the city and its striking natural surroundings before returning aboard. Final preparations are completed for the Cape Horn section of the voyage.
Day 8 - Cape Horn, Chile: Approach Cape Horn when weather and sea conditions permit. The headland represents one of sailing's most storied landmarks and marks the transition from the Pacific side of the continent to the Atlantic. Safety considerations determine the precise route and proximity.
Day 9 - At Sea, Cape Horn to Argentina: Travel northeast across the southern Atlantic. Enjoy an unhurried day of private dining, wellness and entertainment while the yacht covers the considerable distance toward Patagonia's eastern coast. Navigation continues overnight under close professional monitoring.
Day 10 - Puerto Madryn, Argentina: Visit the coastal landscapes around Puerto Madryn and the Valdés Peninsula region. Seasonal wildlife opportunities may be incorporated through a guided excursion. Return aboard and continue north along Argentina's Atlantic coastline.
Day 11 - At Sea, Argentina: This dedicated passage day advances the yacht toward Buenos Aires. Guests can enjoy the pool, deck jacuzzi, massage room or cinema while the culinary team develops menus around individual preferences. Evening navigation continues toward the Río de la Plata.
Day 12 - Buenos Aires, Argentina: Explore Argentina's celebrated capital, from historic neighbourhoods and grand boulevards to museums, restaurants and cultural venues. A private shore programme can be designed around the group's interests. Return aboard before crossing toward Uruguay.
Day 13 - Montevideo, Uruguay: Discover Montevideo's Ciudad Vieja, markets, architecture and extensive waterfront. Local culinary experiences and relaxed sightseeing can be combined within the day. Later, the yacht begins its international passage toward southern Brazil.
Day 14 - At Sea, Uruguay to Brazil: Cross into Brazilian waters during a full offshore passage. Warmer conditions gradually return as the yacht progresses north. Spend the day exercising, watching a film, enjoying spa facilities or relaxing across the expansive decks.
Day 15 - Porto Alegre Region, Brazil: Experience the culture and landscapes of southern Brazil through a selected coastal call serving the Porto Alegre region. A privately coordinated visit offers an introduction to the country before the voyage advances toward Santa Catarina.
Day 16 - Florianópolis, Brazil: Discover an island city characterized by beaches, lagoons, forested hills and varied coastal communities. Swimming, shore exploration and regional dining can form part of the day. Return to the yacht and continue north toward Brazil's tropical cruising grounds.
Day 17 - Ilha Grande, Brazil: Anchor among rainforest-covered mountains and clear bays. Tender excursions can connect guests with secluded beaches, while suitable waters invite swimming, snorkelling and relaxation. The peaceful anchorage provides an appealing contrast to earlier offshore passages.
Day 18 - Paraty, Brazil: Visit the beautifully preserved colonial town of Paraty, backed by green mountains and surrounded by island-dotted waters. Explore its cobbled historic centre and cultural attractions before returning aboard. The short onward cruise enters the Angra dos Reis archipelago.
Day 19 - Angra dos Reis, Brazil: Spend the day among sheltered islands, forested shorelines and inviting anchorages. Activities may include tender exploration, watersports, swimming or an extended lunch on deck. This leisurely section showcases southeastern Brazil's celebrated marine environment.
Day 20 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Approach Rio by sea and enjoy views of its famous beaches, dramatic mountains and unmistakable skyline. A private programme may include Sugarloaf Mountain, Copacabana, cultural landmarks or fine dining. Celebrate the journey with a memorable final evening.
Day 21 - Rio de Janeiro, Brazil: Enjoy breakfast aboard against Rio's spectacular coastal backdrop. Following final arrangements, disembark and continue to a hotel, airport or onward destination using pre-coordinated transfers. The charter concludes after crossing from Chile's Pacific coast to Brazil's tropical Atlantic waters.
About the 106m Oceanco Luxury Sailing Yacht
The 106-metre Oceanco yacht is a striking expression of large-scale sailing design. Three carbon DynaRig masts carry approximately 2,900 square metres of sail area, with advanced automated technology supporting efficient operation. Its imposing profile and long-range capability make it particularly well suited to an itinerary encompassing open-ocean navigation, Patagonian channels and tropical anchorages.
Guests have access to three extensive decks containing a four-metre swimming pool, jacuzzi and beach club, together with varied spaces for outdoor dining, social gatherings and private relaxation. A dedicated movie theatre and outdoor cinema expand the entertainment offering. The sauna, hammam, gym and massage room provide a complete wellness environment throughout longer days at sea.
Classical interiors are distinguished by polished marble, carved wood, silk carpets and finely selected furnishings. Large windows illuminate the formal dining area and welcoming lounges while preserving a connection with the changing scenery. The arrangement accommodates sophisticated occasions while maintaining comfortable spaces for informal family time and personal retreat.
From Patagonia's Wild Channels to Brazil's Tropical Bays
This private voyage offers an exceptional progression of climates, cultures and cruising environments within one carefully supported experience. Guests move from Valparaiso's maritime heritage through the monumental landscapes of Patagonia and onward to Uruguay's capital and Brazil's island-rich coast. The combination of a world-class sailing platform, 27-member crew and extensive onboard facilities enables a standard of comfort rarely associated with such an ambitious itinerary. Reserve well ahead to allow sufficient time for seasonal planning, port coordination and customized shore arrangements.
