Day 1 - Friday:
5:00 p.m. Start of boarding. 8:30 p.m. Set sail from the Skorpios terminal in Puerto Montt, sailing through the Tenglo channel. 9:00 p.m. Dinner on board. Navigation continues through Maillen Passage, Tautil Passage, Calbuco Channel, crossing the Gulf of Ancud, heading towards Lemuy Island.

Day 2 - Saturday:
08:00 a.m. Anchored in Isla Lemuy, Puchilco sector. 09:30 hrs. Disembarkation. We take the buses and tour this wonderful island of gentle hills and green meadows. We visit the town of Puqueldon, the square and church, and a beautiful viewpoint. Then we drive to the village of Aldachildo and its beautiful beach, to continue later to the sector of Punta Detiff, Liucura and finally Lincay, where we will visit the Yayanes private park, to make a beautiful walk inside a typical humid forest of southern Chile. 1:00 p.m. Return to the ship to enjoy a delicious lunch.
1:30 p.m. Set sail bound for Quehui Island. 2:30 p.m. Arrival at the bay, the ship anchors. 3:00 p.m. Disembarkation in boats and walk around the place. We recommend visiting the church and a small museum that shows the island's history. 6:00 p.m. Set sail towards Tenaún, arriving at 8:30 p.m. 8:45 p.m. Captain's dinner and dance.
Passengers on Lemuy Island will be divided into groups of 36 average passengers to board the buses with our guides, who will take them to the different tourist places according to the program to avoid massive visits to towns and churches. All the buses will carry out the visits of the program individually.

Day 3 - Sunday:
08:00 a.m. Departure from Tenaún bound for Isla Mechuque. 9:30 a.m. Landing, boat rides if conditions allow. Visit to this village, museum and its stilt houses. 12:00 p.m. Set sail for Puerto Montt. 1:00 p.m. A typical "Curanto" for lunch. Navigating through the Gulf of Ancud and the Calbuco Archipelago to reach Puerto Montt. 5:30 p.m. Disembarkation of passengers. End of the Cruise.

Note: When both ships set sail, the Saturday program is reversed: One Skorpios vessel goes to Isla Lemuy and the other to Isla Quehui. In the afternoon, they change the visits.

Attractions:

Lemuy Island:
It is one of the largest islands in the Chiloé archipelago, with an area of ​​about 97 km2, and constitutes the district of Puqueldon. It is separated from the Big Island by the Lemuy Channel to the north and by the Yal Channel to the west. Lemuy in the Mapudungun language means "it is wooded". There are three wooden churches declared a World Heritage Site by Unesco: Aldachildo, Detiff and Ichuac. The Jesús Nazareno Church in Aldachildo was built at the end of the 19th century and was declared a National Monument in August 1999 and a World Heritage Site in November 2000. It was restored between 2005 and 2007.

Quehui Island:
Quehui is another island in the Chiloé archipelago, Los Lagos Region. Its population is 699 inhabitants, according to the 2017 census, and it forms part of the Castro commune. The island has an area of ​​27.6 km2 and an approximate east-west length of 9.6 km. It is shaped like crab claws, separated by the Pinto estuary. The main town is the hamlet of Los Angeles, where the Church and the historical museum are. Other sectors of interest are Peldehue, San Miguel and Camahue. The island's economy is based on subsistence agriculture, seaweed harvesting and artisanal fishing.

Mechuque Island:
This island belongs to the group of Chauques Islands. Small islands and channels form a labyrinth and are a great tourist attraction. Mechuque had a great logging boom in the early 19th century exploiting native woods, which along with a canning industry, generated great activity in the navigation to the north and south of the archipelago. Large mansions remain from that time and a beautiful bridge that joins two town sectors. Villa Mechuque is a town with stilt houses, where around 300 people live in their homes with roofs made of larch tiles. It has a craft fair and a small museum.

This route is covered by the ships Skorpios II and III, with a capacity for 106 and 88 passengers. According to the demand, both vessels can set sail or only one. Some dates can get cancelled due lack of passengers.
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Rates in US-Dollars
Prices are per person based on double occupancy. The rate includes full meals, drinks and the mentioned excursions.
Additionally, a harbour fee of USD 20 per person is charged.