Long before it was the Beagle Channel, the native Yagan people called this rugged waterway Onashaga. Today, we paddle in the wake of those ancient nomadic navigators braving the same fierce winds, wild currents, and untamed beauty of a marine sanctuary where history and pristine nature meet at the end of the earth.
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