Cruise & Water Tours, Day Trips & Excursions, Zoo, Aquarium & Nature+2 more
We will begin the tour at the pier of Don Eduardo Arturo Brisighelli where we'll be able to see the most important buildings in the city of Ushuaia and the Maritim Museum which is the old prison. We'll also see and learn about the Museum of the End of the World, and the important industrial area that started in 1980 and has continued to grow.
Not only will you learn about the city and structures, you'll be blown away by the landscapes and natural beauty all around you. From this point, the landscape is a combination of sea and mountains-specifically you'll have a chance to see Olivia, Five Brothers, the Fique and Tunel estancias (typical Argentine ranches), and the Encajonado River.
From here we will board a small catamaran and sail on into the middle of the Beagle Channel. The ever famous Les Exlaireurs lighthouse will come into view as the boat heads southwest towards the archipelago that houses the lighthouse. As we pass by several small islands you'll have the chance to see pieces of the ship Monte Cervantes, which was shipwrecked in 1930.
As we approach the Sea Lion Island, you'll have the rare opportunity to see the sea lions in their natural habitat. You are sure to fall in love as you watch these peculiar sea mammals sunbathing, diving into the water, and playing with each other. This is really an untouched part of the world-aside from the screeches and squeals of the sea lions you will notice complete silence as the catamaran sails around the island.
After about a half an hour, we will head towards the Bird Island to see the Magellanic Cormorants, the Imperial Cormorants Imperial, the Giant Albatrosses, Petreles Fullman, Petreles, Squas and 20 different species of sea birds. The birds have really taken over the island and it's a site to behold!
Languages
English and Spanish
Important information
Please note that activity times, order of activities, and attractions visited may vary depending on the captain's assessment and weather conditions. The descent to Karelo Island is subject to weather conditions and the captain's assessment. The type of boat will be subject to the company's internal procedures.
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This combo includes an excursion to Tierra del Fuego National Park, as well as arrival transfer from Ushuaia International Airport to your hotel in Ushuaia, and departure transfer from your hotel in Ushuaia to Ushuaia International Airport.
We begin the adventure when we pick you up from your hotel in Ushuaia and head to Tierra del Fuego National Park, the southernmost protected area in Argentina and the only one that combines maritime coasts with imposing mountains. Access is via National Route 3, approximately 11 km southwest of the city.
Throughout the tour, we will explore landscapes of great natural beauty, stopping at highlights such as the Pipo River, Mount Susana, Lake Acigami, the Alakush Visitor Center, Laguna Verde, and the famous Lapataia Bay, where the legendary Pan-American Highway ends. We will make stops for photography and take a short hike, which will be subject to weather conditions.
The park's geography is as diverse as it is fascinating: rugged mountains, rivers, valleys, lakes, and the shores of the Beagle Channel create an ideal setting for admiring the subantarctic forest at any time of year.
Along the way, you may spot the Fuegian red fox and a wide variety of birds such as the cachana, the giant woodpecker, the rayadito, the Patagonian thrush, and the emblematic caranca goose, symbol of the National Park.
At the end of the tour, we will return you to your hotel in Ushuaia.
We will board the train at the End of the World Station. On board, you will hear the story of the prisoners who came daily to cut wood in this area, and delight in the magnificent landscapes, including the winding Pipo River, La Macarena waterfall, the tree cemetery, and the majestic lenga forest.
You will enjoy this experience aboard a vintage railway, with its steam locomotives and elegant cars featuring large windows and an individual audio system, which allows you to listen to the story in seven different languages. This allows you to not only appreciate the surrounding nature but also learn about a very important part of Ushuaia's history.
The journey will continue to the National Park Station, admiring the magnificent landscape of the mountains and valleys near the border with the park. On board each train, our professional tour guides will be able to provide you with all the information related to the history of the original prisoner train and the various geographic features of the flora and fauna, as well as information about what you can see along the way, should you have any questions.
Upon arriving at the National Park Station, our last stop, your guide will be waiting to continue your visit to Tierra del Fuego National Park.
The National Park represents the southernmost protected area in Argentina. It is the only one with both sea coasts and mountains.
Throughout the tour, we will explore landscapes of great natural beauty, stopping at highlights such as the Pipo River, Mount Susana, Lake Acigami, the Alakush Visitor Center, Laguna Verde, and the famous Lapataia Bay, where the legendary Pan-American Highway ends. We will make stops for photography and a short hike, which will be subject to weather conditions.
The park's geography is as diverse as it is fascinating: rugged mountains, rivers, valleys, lakes, and the shores of the Beagle Channel create an ideal setting for admiring the subantarctic forest at any time of year. Along the way, you may spot the Fuegian red fox and a wide variety of birds, such as the cachana, the giant woodpecker, the rayadito, the Patagonian thrush, and the emblematic caranca goose, symbol of the National Park.
At the end of the excursion, we will return from the National Park to Ushuaia by shared transfer.
We will board the train at the End of the World Station. On board, you will hear the story of the prisoners who came daily to cut wood in this area, and delight in the magnificent landscapes, including the winding Pipo River, La Macarena waterfall, the tree cemetery, and the majestic lenga forest.
You will enjoy this experience aboard a vintage railway, with its steam locomotives and elegant cars featuring large windows and an individual audio system, which allows you to listen to the story in seven different languages. This allows you to not only appreciate the surrounding nature but also learn about a very important part of Ushuaia's history.
The journey will continue to the National Park Station, admiring the magnificent landscape of the mountains and valleys near the border with the park.
On board each train, our professional tour guides will be able to provide you with all the information related to the history of the original prisoner train and the various geographic features of the flora and fauna, as well as information about what you can see along the way, should you have any questions.
Upon arriving at the National Park Station, our last stop, your guide will be waiting to continue your visit to Tierra del Fuego National Park.
The National Park represents the southernmost protected area in Argentina. It is the only one with both sea coasts and mountains.
Throughout the tour, we will explore landscapes of great natural beauty, stopping at highlights such as the Pipo River, Mount Susana, Lake Acigami, the Alakush Visitor Center, Laguna Verde, and the famous Lapataia Bay, where the legendary Pan-American Highway ends. We will make stops for photography and a short hike, which will be subject to weather conditions.
The park's geography is as diverse as it is fascinating: rugged mountains, rivers, valleys, lakes, and the shores of the Beagle Channel create an ideal setting for admiring the subantarctic forest at any time of year.
Along the way, you may spot the Fuegian red fox and a wide variety of birds, such as the cachana, the giant woodpecker, the rayadito, the Patagonian thrush, and the emblematic caranca goose, symbol of the National Park.
At the end of the excursion, we will return from the National Park to Ushuaia by shared transfer.
Premium Class
We invite you to discover the End of the World Train in a special way with our Premium Service. It has differential and priority boarding, comfortable heated cars and food on board. We offer our breakfast menu, composed of local delicacies and accompanied by drinks (hot, cold or alcoholic). In addition, we give you a set of sweets and exclusive souvenirs from the End of the World Train.
We depart from Ushuaia for the majestic Tierra Mayor Valley, where an experience that connects body and soul with the nature of Tierra del Fuego begins.
From the Nunatak refuge, we embark on a fascinating trail through peat bogs, crystal-clear streams, and centuries-old forests of lengas and coihues that envelop the environment with their aromas and sounds.
During the journey, we may be surprised by the local fauna: curious foxes, condors soaring overhead, and traces of beavers that inhabit this magical environment.
Our destination: the stunning Laguna Esmeralda, located in the heart of the Tierra del Fuego Nature and Landscape Reserve.
Its turquoise waters contrast with the white of the glaciers and the deep green of the Tierra del Fuego mountain range, creating an ideal setting to rest, enjoy lunch, and absorb the peace of the place.
The return journey follows a different trail, allowing us to discover new perspectives of the landscape. At the end, the minibus awaits us to return to Ushuaia with our hearts full of nature and adventure.
Come discover the beauty of Ushuaia's Tierra del Fuego National Park, the southernmost nature reserve in South America.
Only 7 miles outside of Ushuaia lies Tierra del Fuego, a stunning national park located at the southernmost national park on the planet often called at "the end of the world"! Departing Ushuaia, you'll immediately begin to see a change in scenery as you drive past picturesque Patagonian lakes, lagoons, and rivers, all of which are bodies of water that exit through the famous Beagle Channel. After passing Mt. Susana, you'll arrive at the old prison, now the site of the Southern Fuegian Railway (also known as the End of the World Train).
Then you'll continue through the valley towards Ensenada Bay, where you'll be able to view the Redonda and Estorbo Islands as well as the snow-white Mountains of the Sampaio Chain located on the other coast of the Channel of Beaglein in Chile. You'll have an opportunity to hike along the Roca Lake and the Lapataia River. From this point we can see the Condor Hill natural border with Chile. The tour finishes with the Green Lagoon and the Black Lagoon just before heading to Lapataia Bay.
Embark on a unique tour of the origins of the southernmost city in the world.We'll visit the historic La Mision neighborhood, the site of the first local settlement, and stop at the iconic Ushuaia sign to capture the moment with an unforgettable photo.
The tour continues through the upper part of the city, offering the best panoramic views of the Beagle Channel and the majestic Fuegian landscapes. Along the way, we'll discover the old homes of the first families who gave life to this corner at the edge of the world, while our guides share stories and anecdotes that reveal the essence of Ushuaia.
The tour ends at the iconic Presidio Museum,where those who wish can stay and explore (admission not included) or return comfortably to their hotel. This is an ideal experience to learn about the culture, history, and charm of Tierra del Fuego's capital.
Ushuaia, capital of Tierra del Fuego, is located at the coast of the Beagle Channel surrounded by Le Martial Mountains that offers this unique combination of mountains, sea, glaciers and forest in Argentina. Departing from Maipu Avenue, towards the Footbridge Luis Pedro Fique, we will cross this narrow pas that ends at La Mission neighbourhood area chosen by the first white men settled down in Ushuaia. Other districts to visit will be the Brown and Solier, built by the first immigrants at the beginning of the 20th century.
During the tour we will be able to observe old houses pertaining to the first fuegian families like Bebans, Pastorizas, Cangas, Fiques, Salomons, Ramos and the Provincial Legislature, old Government's house. Also we will be able to observe the contrast of the incredible growth produced by the arrival of new settlers during the 80's
Discover the charms of the colonial architecture of the city, the pristine valleys of the island, and Lake Escondido -- the Hidden Lake -- and do so all with those close to you on a guided tour. Take the opportunity to relax and enjoy, and leave the specifics to us.
The tour will then take you through a series of the valleys on the island where you can enjoy the natural scenic offerings of the Carvajal, Altos del Valle, Tierra Mayor and Las Cotorras. From here, ascend to 450 mts. above sea level, to the height of the Hidden Lake. See the spectacular views of Lake Escondido and head through the Garibaldi Pass, that crosses the Andes Mountain range, stretching from coast to coast. Marvel at nature's glory as you make your decent to Hosteria Petrel, where you can stop to admire the stunning surroundings.
Come and take in the lush scenery of the Patagonia at your own pace, and experience an unforgettable day.
Departing from the port of Ushuaia, the catamaran embarks on an unforgettable tour of the stunning landscapes and natural wonders that surround the town on all sides. As you sail out of Ushuaia harbour, enjoy the magnificent panoramic views of what is said to be the most southerly city in the world and its extraordinary setting, with jagged mountain peaks forming a backdrop. With a running commentary to provide expert information on the sights, the vessel makes its way into the Beagle Channel and passes close to the Isla de los Pajaros ('Bird Island'), home to a large number of bird species, including a large colony of cormorants.
Next the cruise sails around the Isla de los Lobos ('Island of Wolves'), a rocky outcrop where large numbers of seals and sea lions take up residence.
The catamaran offers both enclosed areas, for those preferring to stay out of the elements, and open deck space for the more adventurous, so there are plenty of opportunities for budding wildlife photographers, especially at Isla de los Lobos, where the captain steers close to shore. On the return trip to Ushuaia the cruise passes by the remarkable Les Eclaireures End-of-the-World Lighthouse. The duration of the cruise is approximately two and half hours.
Departing from the port of Ushuaia, the catamaran embarks on an unforgettable tour of the stunning landscapes and natural wonders that surround the town on all sides. As you sail out of Ushuaia harbour, enjoy the magnificent panoramic views of what is said to be the most southerly city in the world and its extraordinary setting, with jagged mountain peaks forming a backdrop. With a running commentary to provide expert information on the sights, the vessel makes its way into the Beagle Channel and passes close to the Isla de los Pajaros ('Bird Island'), home to a large number of bird species, including a large colony of cormorants.
Next the cruise sails around the Isla de los Lobos ('Island of Wolves'), a rocky outcrop where large numbers of seals and sea lions take up residence.
The catamaran offers both enclosed areas, for those preferring to stay out of the elements, and open deck space for the more adventurous, so there are plenty of opportunities for budding wildlife photographers, especially at Isla de los Lobos, where the captain steers close to shore. On the return trip to Ushuaia, the cruise passes by the remarkable Les Eclaireures End-of-the-World Lighthouse.
