• Bahia Lapataia - This picturesque bay of the Beagle Channel beautifully blends forest, mountain, and sea. Lapataia Bay marks the final kilometer of the Pan American Highway (and Route N°3), stretching from Alaska to the southernmost point of this national park, symbolizing the journey’s end at the “End of the World.”

• Lago Roca - Also referred to as Acigami Glacier Lake (Roca), it offers one of the most memorable views in Tierra del Fuego. Visitors can stroll along its shore and directly observe the island’s political division, as it crosses the meridian separating it from neighboring Chile.

• Bahia Ensenada Zaratiegui - In Bahia Ensenada Zaratiegui, one can admire the unique blend of environments that make this national park special, with the Andes, forest, and sea all in one location. The renowned End of the World Mail is also located here, where, if open, visitors can have their passports stamped or send a postcard from the “End of the World.”

• Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego - The stunning Canyon del Toro is also part of the visit. This expansive glacier valley was once traversed by the historic prisoner train, known as the End of the World Train. Here, visitors can see the “tree cemetery,” a forest area cleared by inmates during the prison’s operation.

• Tea and coffee
• Bottled water

• Admission fees

Experience the enchantment of the park nestled between forests, sea, and mountains, with picturesque walks immersed in nature and a journey through history on the Prisoners Train. The adventure begins in Ushuaia on National Route N°3, which guides the way. The first destination is Bay Ensenada, where mountains, forest, and sea converge into a breathtaking scene. Here, visitors can find the renowned End of the World Mail, occasionally open for sending a postcard from this unique location.

• The journey continues to Lake Acigami, encircled by forests and mountains. A stroll along its shore reveals the border between Argentina and Chile.
  Next, the tour proceeds to the iconic Lapataia Bay, marking the end of National Route N°3 and the legendary Pan American Route that connects Alaska with South America.
  The final stop is Toro Canyon, home to the “cemetery of trees,” a testament to the labor of prisoners who traveled there on the famous train.

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