Parc National Terre de Feu, Parc National Terre de Feu, Province de Terre de Feu, Patagonie

Ushuaia is a city in Argentina, located in the Ushuaia department and serving as the capital of the province of Tierra del Fuego, Antarctica, and South Atlantic Islands. It was founded on October 12, 1884, by Augusto Lasserre as Fort Ushuaia on the site of the former mission established by Thomas Bridges.

In the morning you will sail the Beagle Channel (Isle of Wolves + Lighthouse) with an approximate duration of 2 : 00 to 2 : 30 hs, returning to the port. We will sail our boat along the Beagle Channel. There we can observe the Fueguin birdlife on Bird Island and the Isle of Wolves, as well as the famous Lighthouse Les Eclaireurs.

We will sail on our boat through the Beagle Channel. There, you will be able to take the most iconic photographs of Ushuaia — you’ll be at the “Lighthouse at the End of the World.” It’s the favorite postcard for many and an unforgettable memory for those who navigate the waters of the Beagle Channel.

It is an iconic place in the Beagle Channel, known for its great variety of birds and natural beauty. There are colonies of Royal and Imperial Cormorants throughout the year. In summer, we can see them nesting. Additionally, among them are Chilean Gulls, Grey Gulls, Antarctic Pigeons, Steamer Ducks, and South American Terns. Sea Lion Island: Another of the most important islands in the Beagle Channel, where you can observe sea lion colonies up close. You can see colonies of South American sea lions (one-haired) and South American fur seals (two-haired).

In the afternoon, you will take the excursion to the penguin in land mode, departing 14: 30 hs to Estancia Harberton. Estimated return to the city: 21 : 30 / 21 : 45 hs (land). On the island we will walk for an hour between Magellanic penguins and Papuans, always with a specialized guide that will allow us to know in detail everything about these wonderful creatures. The most important penguin in Tierra del Fuego. It's the only one Penguin colony in the Ushuaia area and attracts two main species: Magellanic penguins and penguins Dad.

Departure by Bus from the Port of Ushuaia at 2.30pm, we will go to the Harberton Estancia you can enjoy a guided walk the helmet of the stay considered a National Historic Landmark. There you will be able to appreciate the first nature reserve in Tierra del Fuego, the old shearing shed, the carpentry, the oldest boat house built in Tierra del Fuego and the beautiful garden of the main house. The entrance also includes a guided tour of the unique Acatushun Museum of Birds and Marine Mammals that houses underwater representations in full size and part of the extensive collection of skeletons collected by Dr. Natalie Goodall and her interns on the Fuegian coast. The place has a restaurant overlooking the town, the mountains and the Beagle Canal that serves typical dishes of the stay.