The first stop is the End of the World Train Station, the southern most operating railway on the planet. This picturesque, toy-like train connects La Estación with the National Park, making a stop at La Macarena Waterfall. Then we visit different panoramic points of the Park, some of which are impossible to access by other means of transport. The incomparable beauty of Lake Acigami and the famous Lapataia Bay, where you can see beaver farms and peat bogs, among others.
Unlike other national parks in the country, it has the peculiarity of integrating landscapes of coastline, forest, lakes, rivers and mountains. In its extension we find a synthesis of the biological richness of the Island of Tierra del Fuego and its beautiful landscapes. We will return to the city of Ushuaia with enough time to combine the day with sailing the Beagle Channel in the afternoon.
We set sail from the local port in small groups on a yacht to explore Alicia Island, where we observed a colony of one-haired sea lions, before heading to Bird Island, home to royal and imperial cormorants and their chicks. Continuing east, we visited another island where we might find two-haired sea lions and the iconic Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, built in 1919. On our return, we stopped at Bridges Island to explore a trail showcasing the flora and fauna while learning about the Yámanas Aboriginal people and their large shell deposits. We ascended to the highest viewpoint for stunning views of the Beagle Channel and Ushuaia, all while enjoying tea, chocolate, coffee with liqueur, and cookies throughout the journey.
We suggest: Add the End of the World Train to cover the entire park.
Overnight in Ushuaia.
Meals Included: Breakfast.