The Amalia Glacier, tucked deep inside Bernardo O’Higgins National Park, is one of those sights you truly have to see to believe. Fed by the vast Southern Patagonian Ice Field, this brilliant blue wall of ice, that started in the Andes thousands of years ago, slides down the mountainside beside the Reclus Volcano, carving its way toward the sea. As you cruise through the fjord, you might spot Andean condors gliding overhead, cormorants perched along the cliffs, and marine otters weaving through the icy water below. It’s wild and rugged — a beautiful landscape where nature takes over the entire horizon.