A must-do experience in Ushuaia. We explore the National Park in half a day, with photo stops and short walks to enjoy its natural beauty, unique landscapes, and a glimpse into its history. You also have the option to add the iconic Prisoners’ Train to complete the experience.

An unforgettable journey through stunning valleys, mountains, subantarctic forests, peat bogs, and crystal-clear rivers, following the legendary Scenic Route No. 3—one of the most beautiful in Tierra del Fuego. Along the way, the scenery changes constantly until reaching the majestic shores of Tierra del Fuego’s great lakes, creating a unique experience deeply connected to nature.

We visited Puerto Almanza, the southernmost fishing village on the Beagle Channel. The tour crosses glacial valleys, peat bogs, and forests, with a stop at the wind-shaped Flag Trees. In Almanza we meet local fishermen, learn about artisanal seafood harvesting (king crab, mussels, oysters), and enjoy a fresh seafood lunch—highlighting Patagonian king crab—with beautiful views of the Beagle Channel and Chilean mountains.

Ushuaia is unique for the landscape that surrounds it—mountains, forests, and the sea embrace the city at the End of the World. On this tour, we invite you to discover its story, from the presence of Indigenous peoples and the great sailors and explorers, to the Argentine initiatives that shaped a charming and distinctive city. Visiting historical, cultural, and natural landmarks, we’ll show you Ushuaia from a different perspective.

Designed for cruise passengers, this shore tour through Ushuaia’s most iconic landmarks fits perfectly into your time in port. Surrounded by mountains, forests, and sea, we discover the history and spirit of the End of the World by visiting historical, cultural, and natural sites. An authentic way to experience Ushuaia beyond the usual highlights.

Designed for cruise passengers, this shore tour invites you to actively explore Tierra del Fuego National Park. Over five hours, we follow trails through forests, peat bogs, rivers, lakes, and coastal landscapes, discovering the diverse scenery of the End of the World.