• Calaio Viajes y Turismo - Embark from the port heading west to explore a pristine and stunning location that was designated a national park in 1960.

Upon arrival at the park, there will be a stop at Ensenada Bay, home to the End of the World Post Office. Here, tourists have the opportunity to stamp their passports as a keepsake.

FIRST HIKE “COAST TRAIL” LOW DIFFICULTY - 40 MINUTES LONG:

The first hike begins at Ensenada Bay, following part of the Shore trail while taking in the breathtaking views of the Beagle Channel and its wildlife. Visitors can see the flag trees, bent by the strong Pacific Ocean winds. From this vantage point, the Murray Channel is visible, famously crossed by Charles Darwin and Captain Fitz Roy in 1830 when they discovered the Beagle Channel and interacted with the indigenous people. Additionally, there are archaeological sites dating back 8000 years, where the natives constructed their shelters.

SECOND HIKE “CAÑADON DEL TORO”-LOW DIFFICULTY - 30 MINUTES LONG:

After traversing the tranquil Andean forest with its stunning mountain landscape, hikers will reach a viewpoint to admire one of the cascades of Rio Pipo, where glacial meltwater flows into the Beagle Channel.

THIRD HIKE “ROCA LAKE AND LAPATAIA RIVER”-LOW DIFFICULTY - 20 MINUTES LONG:

The journey continues to Roca Lake, where guests can enjoy a serene and picturesque walk around parts of the lake and Lapataia River, capturing magnificent photos. Following a brief stroll, there is a stop at a coffee shop where hot chocolate and snacks are available for purchase while enjoying the panoramic views of the mountains, forest, and rivers. It is recommended to bring at least $20 USD for a snack at this stop.

After the break, the tour crosses the Lapataia River, visiting the Cormoranes Archipelago, the Green Lagoon, and the Ovando River.

Finally, the tour proceeds to Lapataia Bay, the terminus of the Panamerican Highway, where the famous Alaskan mileage-marker sign can be seen before returning to the ship.

FORTH HIKE “LAPATAIA VIEW POINT” LOW DIFFICULTY - 40 MINUTES LONG:

The hike extends beyond the actual End of The World (end of the Panamerican Highway), encircling Lapataia Bay with spectacular views of the Darwin Range, featuring the island’s highest mountains with snow-capped peaks year-round.

Participants will enjoy a delightful hike through the forest, observing impressive beaver dams. “With some luck, a beaver or two might be spotted.”

The trail concludes with an opportunity to breathe the freshest and purest air in the world while savoring scenic views of the mountains, forests, snow, and sea.

Finally, guests will return to their ship in a comfortable van with their exceptional guide.

• Private tour
• Professional guide
• Port pickup and drop-off
• Transport by private vehicle
• Snack

• Lunch
• Gratuities
• National Park fees ( must be paid with credit card at the park entry )

The journey begins with a departure from the port heading west to explore a pristine and magnificent location that was designated a national park in 1960. Upon arrival, the tour will pause at the most stunning viewpoints to appreciate nature by hiking along trails through the forest, and others that encircle majestic lakes, rivers, and the Beagle Channel shore. (It is recommended to bring USD 20 for a snack). The excursion will conclude with a drive to Lapataia Bay, the terminus of the Pan-American Highway, where the renowned Alaskan mileage-marker sign can be viewed before returning to the ship.

Walking shoes or hiking boots suitable for wet or muddy terrain are recommended. Waterproof jackets are also suggested.

• Children must be accompanied by an adult

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