the viewpoint of the Carbajal Valley, a landscape of glacial origin that surprises by its breadth and by the peatlands that cover much of the terrain. From this point you can see the Sierra Alvear with summits such as Mount Alvear and Mount Krund, as well as the slopes of Cerro Bonete and, in the distance, part of the Sierra Sorondo, creating one of the most representative postcards of Ushuaia and National Route N°3.

Cerro Castor is the southernmost ski resort in the world, located just 26 km from Ushuaia. With modern facilities, slopes for all levels and exceptional quality snow throughout the season, it offers a unique experience between snow-capped mountains and Fueguin forests. ⛷️ A place where winter is lived to the fullest, with adrenaline, scenery and fun for the whole family. ❄️

️ Camp Rancho Hambre is the point where the adventure begins in Ushuaia. Surrounded by forests and mountains, this place combines nature, history and explorer spirit. Ideal for winter experiences such as snowmobile rides, racket hikes and Patagonian stoves. An authentic End of the World setting where you breathe fresh air and enjoy the Fueguina essence at its finest. ❄️

The Lasifashaj River winds through mountains, forests and peatlands in one of the most picturesque areas of Tierra del Fuego. A few kilometers from Ushuaia, it offers an ideal environment to enjoy walks, photos and moments of calm by the sound of crystal clear water. In its surroundings you can discover waterfalls, birds and the purest tranquility of the End of the World. A hidden corner to connect with Fueguina nature.

Puerto Almanza is a charming coastal town on the Beagle Canal, about 75 km from Ushuaia. Known for its authentic atmosphere and marine gastronomy, it is the ideal place to taste the famous Fueguina centolla fresh from the sea. Surrounded by mountains and nature, it combines the tranquility of the end of the world with the warmth of its inhabitants. A perfect destination to discover the life of the fishermen of the Beagle and enjoy unique flavors.

We board our own exclusive boat, equipped with double mirrored motor and unique heating system, which ensures comfortable and safe navigation. We sail to Hammer Island along the historic Guaraní Pass, also enjoying spectacular views of the shores of the iconic Gable Island, an area historically inhabited by the ancient Yámanas canoeists.