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Viewing the “Glacier Pío XI” is said to be the most spectacular viewpoint while cruising the Patagonian fjords. The glacier’s terminus, where it plunges into the sea, spans over 4 kilometers, making it one of the largest in the Patagonia region. The ice at the front forms sheer, layered cliffs, and the full expanse of the glacier stretching into the distance is too vast to capture in a single photograph. Encountering this geological masterpiece shaped over countless millennia was an unforgettable memory of the journey.