• Isla de Los Pajaros - The tour includes a stop in front of Isla de los Pájaros, a small rocky island within Tierra del Fuego National Park. This island hosts a remarkable variety of seabirds, such as:
  • Imperial cormorants and black-necked cormorants
  • Southern gulls and kelp gulls
  • Skuas (southern hunting birds)
    Occasionally, Magellanic penguins can be spotted in the surrounding waters.
• Faro Les Eclaireurs - Situated on a small rocky archipelago in the Beagle Channel, just 5 nautical miles from Ushuaia, Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse is among the most photographed sites in Tierra del Fuego. Its name translates to ‘The Explorers’ in French, and it has been operational since its inauguration in 1920, now fully automated.
• Isla Bridges - The Bridges Islands comprise a small archipelago in the Beagle Channel, a few kilometers east of Ushuaia. With tranquil waters and stunning views of the Fuegian mountain range, these islands are an essential stop on any journey through the region.

• Insurance
• Guide

• Food and drink
• Photographs and souvenirs
• Transfers from hotels

The end of the world was experienced as it should be: sailing through the legendary Beagle Channel, near the coast of Ushuaia.

This journey leads directly into the heart of wildlife: Seabird Island, where cormorants fill the sky, and Sea Lion Island, where these magnificent creatures rest just a few meters from the camera. It’s pure, unfiltered nature.

The highlight is the iconic Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse, the most famous postcard image of southern Argentina. This solitary red and white lighthouse stands amidst a breathtaking landscape.

The adventure concludes with a landing on Bridges Island and a brief walk to a natural viewpoint, capturing the city, mountains, and canal in a single image. It’s more than just an excursion; it’s experiencing Patagonia in its wildest form.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.