The navigation through the Beagle Channel It's the quintessential maritime experience in Ushuaia. Aboard a closed, heated catamaran, you'll explore the waters Darwin sailed in the 19th century, waters that remain the most breathtaking scenery at the End of the World. Unique wildlife, history, and landscapes all in one trip.
The route has three iconic stops. Bird Island It's the first meeting
with the local fauna: imperial and Magellanic cormorants, albatrosses and petrels in their natural habitat.
The Island of the Wolves It offers a privileged approach to sea lion colonies.
of one and two hairs — a unique opportunity to photograph them up close. And the closing is the
Faro Les Éclaireurs, the undisputed icon of Ushuaia, silent witness to the shipwreck
of the ship Monte Cervantes in 1930.
It is suitable for all ages and requires no prior sailing experience.
To get the complete picture of Tierra del Fuego, you can combine this boat trip with the
excursion to the National Park
or with the crossing of
Lakes 4x4 Ushuaia.
The three circuits together cover the sea, the forest and the Fuegian mountains.
