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Cahuella

Patagonian waterfallstunning views from Comao Fjordthe Pumalin FjordsSunny living area
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  • Passengers : 8

Constructed in 1998 for intimate Patagonia cruises, the Cahuella is a 50-foot motor yacht named after a mythic dolphin that swims with the legendary ghost ship, El Caleuche, that is believed to sail the waters around Chiloe protecting wildlife and good souls.

The whimsical color scheme of her hull belies the Cahuella's rich wooden interior and cozy cabins. The Cahuella features four double guest cabins (two with upper/lower berths, one cabin with two twin beds, and one with a double bed) and two heads (bathrooms) with showers. The yacht is crewed by a Chilean Navy certified captain, first mate, and machinist, a talented cook, and a bilingual guide. Liability insurance is provided by Cruz del Sur, the largest insurance company in Chile.

Ship Specifications:

Length: 15 meters (50 ft)
Width (beam): 4.4 meters (14.5 ft)
Motor: 153 HP diesel John Deere
Fuel: 950 liters (250 gallons)
Water: 2000 liters (650 gallons)
Zodiac: 5.3 meters with 45 HP

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South America (cruises)from:$966

ItineraryDaysDatesDestinations
Pumalin Fjords & the Wonders of the ...6Feb, Mar, Aprshow dates
Pumalin Fjords & the Wonders of the Chiloe Archipelago
Feb 14–19, 2012
Mar 1–6, 2012
Mar 14–19, 2012
Apr 1–6, 2012
South America: Chile, PatagoniaAdditional Cruise Details
Natural Majesty of the Pumalin Fjords ...4Mar, Aprshow datesSouth America: Chile, PatagoniaAdditional Cruise Details
Cabins
Standard
Comfortable, cozy wood-paneled cabin.
Midship berthSingle
Extra cost when a single traveler has own cabin.

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