Patagonian & Fuegian Channels Map: Chilean Fjords Cruise Chart - Cape Horn, Ushuaia, Magellan Strait

This map was posted outside the gift shop on our cruise ship but a highly inferior one was actually for sale in the store, so when I got home I sought out the real thing. The island archipelago of southern Chile is incredibly dense and complicated. You can't find any online map that's as detailed as this one. I only wish it went further north, to Puerto Montt and Chiloe Island, and to a similar point in Argentina. Still, it's a fabulous map.

Great map which is perfect to have while reading Rounding The Horn, the book by Dallas Murphy.

I ordered this map for a cruise we were taking in South America. The cruise began in Valparaiso, Chile and ended in Buenos Aires, Argentina. Although the map did not cover the complete area it did cover, in depth the areas of the Beagle Channel, Chilean fjords, Straits of Magellan and Cape Horn. My husband was thrilled with this map and the fact that we were able to track this part of the voyage in great detail. We saw another couple on the trip with the exact map. Buy with confidence if you are taking this trip.

In reviewing places to see while on out forthcoming cruise to South aAmerica I noticed several travelers had commented on the map covering the southern part of South America. In fact many wrote that would not be without this map as they sailed around the southern part of South America. . They were able to identify form the map many of the inlets, islands, etc in that area. We planed to do the same. the map looks very nice and we will put it to a good use.

Shows the passages with more definition. If you enjoy looking at maps, this is very interesting. A must if you are visiting the area and want to understand the route that you are following around the horn.

Having sailed in the area, I find this map superior to all other commercial maps.

We purchased this in preparation for a cruise in South America. They were selling this on the Ship for twice the price on Amazon.

A map in an atlas gives no idea as to the complexity of the bottom of South America with its thousands of islands. This map opened up this amazing place for my astonished gaze. I am preparing to take a cruise around Cape Horn and through some of the straits, channels and fiords I have bought five of these maps for family distribution and it is money well spent. We tend to think of Cape Horn as the tip of a huge land mass. Here we discover it is actually a relatively small island. The map is extremely detailed and would rank almost in the category of a navigation chart. It includes many prompts to remind us of the intrepid explorers and seamen who risked their lives here under terrible conditions. To view this map is to want to know more.