Experience an exceptional encounter with nature as your expedition group explores the Falklands and Chilean Fjords. At Sea Lions Island (Isla de Lobos), just off the coast of Punta del Este, there's a chance to marvel over the world’s largest sea lion colony, an up-close and rare glimpse into their daily lives. Amid West Point Island's breathtaking views of sandstone cliffs and tussock grass, black-browed albatrosses soar high above and rockhopper penguins waddle across boulders. It's an inspiring scene that invites you and your fellow explorers to take a moment to connect with your world. Amid the UNESCO Biosphere Reserve of Alberto de Agostini National Park sits the enchanting blue ice shelf of Garibaldi Glacier. Famous for its mesmerizing color, it's a life-changing sight that will invoke a sense of awe. Throughout the year, Magdalena Island's only locals, aside from a small force of park rangers, are the largest colony of Magellanic penguins in all of Chile. It's a world of wonder that brings wildlife and explorer spirits together.