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Discover the enigmatic Island of the Dead on the Baker River, with native forest, historic crosses, and mysteries of Patagonian colonization.
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Duration
2 hours and a half
Schedules
9:00 am to 11:30 am
Minimum passengers
From 5 people
Meeting point
Muelle de la Capitania, Caleta Tortel
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Just 30-minute boat ride from Caleta Tortel, thisA apenas 3 km de Caleta Tortel island has been declared a historical monument. It is part of the fjords and channels linking the Northern and Southern Ice Fields, where early settlers arrived to exploit the cypress wood from Las Guaitecas.
On the island, you will see 33 wooden crosses, remains of the graves of workers from the Baker Exploitation Company in 1906. Historians estimate around 120 people died here, although the reasons remain uncertain, inspiring many theories.
You will walk along wooden pathways through the native forest, hearing stories and legends about this place, while enjoying panoramic views of the surrounding archipelago.
We’ll wrap up the tour with the 30-minute boat ride back to Caleta Tortel after a tour that combines history, nature, and the enduring mystery of the Isla de los Muertos.