In southern Chile, where the land fractures against the Pacific Ocean and the Patagonian wind sweeps across black cliffs and humid forests, there is a precise point where the elements met in a definitive way: Punta Chana, on the island of Chiloé.
Here, the sea is dark and deep, crossed by icy currents rising from Antarctica. Not far away stands the majestic Volcán Michinmahuida, a volcanic giant of Chilean Patagonia.
