Cape Horn Passage

The Cape Horn Passage is a maritime route around the southern tip of South America, near Cape Horn. It connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and is famous for its challenging navigation due to strong winds, large waves, icy conditions, and unpredictable weather. Historically, it was a crucial but dangerous path for sailing ships before the opening of the Panama Canal. Today, while less common for commercial shipping, it remains a popular route for adventurous sailors seeking a storied and iconic voyage, showcasing the raw power and beauty of the natural environment at the planet's southern extreme.