The world’s southernmost hotel has opened in Chile, but there is a catch: you need to be a guest on a Silversea cruise to stay there.

The luxury cruise line opened Cormorant at 55 South in Chile this month, a purpose-built hotel designed for guests to stay in before and after its Antarctica cruises.

Based in Puerto Williams, Chile – the world’s southernmost city – the hotel has 150 rooms that overlook either the subantarctic forest or the Beagle Channel.

Guests can sample Chilean wine in Bar Sur, try local delicacies in Latitude 55 and relax in the Fireplace Lounge.

It is only open to passengers booked on Silversea’s Antarctica fly cruises.

Silversea Antarctica fly cruise guests can now stay at The Cormorant in Chile (Silversea)

There are 29 fly cruises available until March 2027 aboard its Silver Endeavour, Silver Wind and Silver Cloud cruise ships .

These cruises start with a flight to Santiago, Chile, before a Silversea charter flight to Puerto Williams.

Guests previously stayed in the Punta…