Nomads of the Seas is a new concept that revolves around the Chilean Patagonia with a revolutionary approach to fly fishing, ecotourism and cruises.

We have carefully designed one-week extreme fly fishing adventures and ecotourism expedition programs for a very limited amount of guests, all of which can securely fulfill their highest expectations while traveling aboard our Mother Ship specifically designed for the area. This ship accommodates a maximum of 18 fishing guests and 10 non-fishing guests for each trip.

With the capability of self-carrying one of the most spectacular air-water transportation systems known to date, we cover de deepest areas of Patagonia by air, land and water.

Our sailing journey through gentle fjords and channels in which ancient native aborigines and famous explorers navigated in the past, provides delightful and untouched natural parks and reserves, unique and spectacular flora and fauna, as well as breathtaking views of the Andes Mountain Range, which here softly plunge into the Pacific Ocean. Everyday our guests wake up in a spectacular new setting, having all the needed flexibility to deal with constantly changing weather and fishing conditions.

Each exploratory fly-fishing and ecotourism daily journey grants clients with the very best professional guided service and safety-precaution standards. Delicious Chilean gourmet cuisine and wines, and our on board spa with Thalasoterapy treatments gives total comfort to the guests, while heading for striking virgin waters packed with trophy brown, rainbow and brook trout, as well as silver and king salmon, and territories that provides dazzling biodiversity and scenery.

 

How many times have you thought of fishing in virgin and unexplored lakes and rivers? This is your chance to make that happen, and become one with some of the most amazing landscapes you will ever see in your lifespan.

Nomads has prepared a flyfishing adventure for all the unconditional lovers of fishing and nature who are willing to experience an unforgettable and wild journey.

  

Our one week program departs every Saturday, from the second fortnight of October thru April.

The Chilean Patagonia offers unique for our guests to make this dream come true. Imagine yourself sailing through the world's most beautiful fjords, rivers and lakes; and fishing for brown trout, brook trout, rainbows, salmon, steelhead and a few other species too. All of this in a region with the best fishing conditions in the entire world. This is a region where multiple streams, creeks, rivers, lagoons and lakes, and endless and unexplored fishing spots can be discovered; and where most trout and salmon have never seen an artificial fly. This is a plentiful area of blending glaciers, snowcapped peaks, summits and volcanoes of the southern Andes with luxuriant cold jungle forests, marvelous pure streams, creeks, rivers, lagoons and lakes among natural parks, reserves and monuments.

After being introduced in Chile in the late 19th century, salmonids found exceptional conditions to settle and reproduce over time in the grandeur of the infinite, pristine and fertile streams, rivers, lagoons and lakes of this sector of Chile. Nowadays, resident, coastal and anadromous varieties of Rainbow and Brown Trout, along with Brook Trout, attain abundance in these waters and a size that is difficult for their congeners in the northern hemisphere to beat. The same occurs with Silver and King Salmon and occasionally with Atlantic Salmon. The development of all these salmonids is not only confined to continental waters, but they also live in those estuaries, freshets and river mouths of infinite fjords, inlets and channels that make up this South Pacific Ocean. Some native species like the Robalo, Bonito and Sierra (endemic Barracuda type), which can offer large challenges for fly-fishing, add value to the infinite spectrum of possibilities in the area.

 

These are the departure dates (every Saturday from October through April):

Embarkment for the Extreme Fly Fishing Tour is done on Saturdays. Check-in hours are 11:00 AM to 16:00 PM. By 15:00 all passengers must be above the Marina.