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| View of Dientes de Navarino & expedition boats tied up at the Club Naval de Yates Micalvi The grounded Micalvi is the vessel on the far left and serves as the "clubhouse". Puerto Williams, Isla Navarino - CHILE (May 2014) |
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| Salty sailor, belly up to the bar. Club Naval de Yates Micalvi Seno Lauto Harbour, Puerto Williams - CHILE (March 2014) |
The southernmost yacht club in the world is the Club Naval de Yates Micalvi. The Micalvi is a Chilean Navy ship that is grounded in Seno Lauto Harbour, just off the Beagle Channel in Puerto Williams. The ship serves as a pontoon for a flotilla of boats, with bar/restaurant/lounge/showers. The seno is very well protected and now serves as a strategic stopping point for expeditions to Cape Horn, Antarctica, and the Falkland Islands.
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| Club Naval de Yates Micalvi Seno Lauto Harbour, Puerto Williams - CHILE (April 2014) |
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| Club Naval de Yates Micalvi Seno Lauto Harbour, Puerto Williams - CHILE (April 2014) |
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| Club Naval de Yates Micalvi Seno Lauto Harbour, Puerto Williams - CHILE (April 2014) |
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| Club Naval de Yates Micalvi Seno Lauto Harbour, Puerto Williams - CHILE (March 2014) |
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| Club Naval de Yates Micalvi Seno Lauto Harbour, Puerto Williams - CHILE (March 2014) |
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| Club Naval de Yates Micalvi Seno Lauto Harbour, Puerto Williams - CHILE (March 2014) |
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