• Mirador Del Valle Carbajal - This viewpoint offers a stunning view of the Carbajal Valley, a glacially formed landscape known for its vastness and the peatlands that cover much of the area. From here, one can admire the Sierra Alvear with peaks like Mount Alvear and Mount Krund, as well as the slopes of Cerro Bonete. In the distance, part of the Sierra Sorondo is visible, creating one of the most iconic scenes of Ushuaia and National Route N°3.
• Cerro Castor - Cerro Castor is the world’s southernmost ski resort, situated just 26 km from Ushuaia. It features modern facilities, slopes for all skill levels, and exceptional snow quality throughout the season, offering a unique experience amidst snow-covered mountains and Fueguin forests. ⛷️ It’s a place where winter is fully embraced, with excitement, stunning views, and fun for the entire family. ❄️
• Campamento Rancho Hambre - Camp Rancho Hambre marks the starting point for adventures in Ushuaia. Nestled among forests and mountains, this location blends nature, history, and the spirit of exploration. It’s perfect for winter activities like snowmobile rides, snowshoe hikes, and enjoying Patagonian cuisine. This authentic End of the World setting offers fresh air and the essence of Fueguina at its best. ❄️
• Río Lasifashaj - The Lasifashaj River meanders through mountains, forests, and peatlands in one of Tierra del Fuego’s most picturesque regions. Just a few kilometers from Ushuaia, it provides an ideal setting for walks, photography, and peaceful moments accompanied by the sound of crystal-clear water. Nearby, visitors can discover waterfalls, birds, and the pure tranquility of the End of the World. It’s a hidden gem for connecting with Fueguina nature.
• Puerto Almanza - Puerto Almanza is a delightful coastal village on the Beagle Channel, approximately 75 km from Ushuaia. Renowned for its authentic atmosphere and seafood cuisine, it’s the perfect spot to savor the famous Fueguina king crab fresh from the sea. Surrounded by mountains and nature, it combines the serenity of the end of the world with the warmth of its residents. It’s an ideal destination to explore the life of Beagle fishermen and enjoy unique culinary delights.
• Hammer Island - Embark on an exclusive boat equipped with dual mirrored motors and a unique heating system, ensuring a comfortable and safe journey. Sail to Hammer Island via the historic Guaraní Pass, while enjoying breathtaking views of the shores of the iconic Gable Island, an area historically inhabited by the ancient Yámanas canoeists.

• Government fees
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Lunch

Sail along the Beagle Channel to the penguin house of Isla Martillo, where you can observe the Magellanic penguins and Papua in their natural habitat. This intimate and exclusive experience includes a tour of the spectacular Scenic Route No. 3, passing through unspoilt landscapes and the historic Rancho Hambre. You will travel in a state-of-the-art boat, equipped with heating and designed for your comfort. The excursion is designed for a small group, guaranteeing an authentic connection with the nature and culture of Ushuaia.

• Observe the Magellanic penguins and Papua in Isla Martillo
• Exclusive and comfortable boat navigation with heating
• Walk the impressive Scenic Route No. 3 towards Puerto Almanza
• Intimate and personal experience with a small group

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