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Visiting the National Park is a must for anyone checking out Ushuaia for the first time. We explore the protected area by hiking to discover the nature of the end of the world

Highlights

• We're exploring the sea, forest, and mountains, uncovering the magic of the end of the world
• Reaching the end of the Pan-American Highway to feel like you're at the end of the world
• We do guided walks to help you understand the nature and landscape of Tierra del Fuego
• We're walking along the shore of Lake Acigami to the source of the Lapataia River

Description

Starting from Ushuaia, we'll take National Route 3, which will be our companion for most of the park tour. Our first stop will be the Cañadón del Toro, where we'll check out different landscapes typical of Tierra del Fuego, like the huge peat bogs and the so-called 'tree cemetery', forests cut down during the prison era that, in silence, tell us the story of the origins of Ushuaia as a penal colony. In this area, we'll also take a walk along the Pipo River, and we'll cross the ancient forests to get to a small waterfall that forms in it. We keep going to Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay to check out the mix of environments that makes this national park one-of-a-kind: 'the Andes, the forest, and the sea all come together in one spot.' This is also where you'll find the famous End of the World Post Office, where, if it's open, you can get your passport stamped or send a postcard from the end of the continent. From here, we'll start another amazing trail that takes us along the Beagle Channel coast through a Guindo forest, with stops at beautiful beaches with unique colors. We'll keep going to the Lapataia River and walk upstream to its source at the Acigami (Roca) glacial lake, one of the most unforgettable spots in Tierra del Fuego. Finally, we'll get to the Lapataia Bay area, where we'll combine different short trails to visit and learn about the environments impacted by the beaver, reach viewpoints with unique views, and finally finish the walk in Lapataia Bay, literally the end of America. This is where the last kilometer of the Pan-American Highway (and Route 3) is located, which runs from Alaska to the southern tip of this national park.

Includes

Pick-up and drop-off from Ushuaia Port Transfer service Bilingual guide Coffee Kit with snacks

Important Information

• This tour is just for cruise passengers, starting and ending at the port of Ushuaia You'll need to give us your contact info, WhatsApp or email, so we can let you know the pick-up time the day before You'll need to pay the entrance fee to the National Park The schedule will be adjusted based on when the ship arrives at the port This is a small group tour designed to help you make the most of your short stay in the city

Easy cancellation

Cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund