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3 horas
Daily Tour
15 people
English, Spanish
Aboard a small yacht-style boat, we will set sail from Ushuaia’s tourist pier to enjoy an intimate and panoramic navigation along the legendary Beagle Channel, a setting of ancient voyages and legendary shipwrecks. From Ushuaia Bay, we’ll enjoy unique views of the cityscape nestled at the foot of the Andes Mountains as we cross the Paso Chico and head into the channel’s waters.
The tour includes birdwatching on Bird Island —home to skuas, steamer ducks, and seagulls— and sea lion spotting on Sea Lion Island, both part of the Bridges Archipelago. We will approach the iconic Les Éclaireurs lighthouse, surrounded by colonies of cormorants.
Upon returning on board, you’ll enjoy a special courtesy: a hot coffee to accompany the final views of the Fuegian landscapes and end the experience with a warm touch in this majestic setting. A serene journey, full of history, wildlife, and unforgettable scenery.
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Due to changing weather conditions and the possibility of rain, we recommend dressing in layers, also known as “onion-style” clothing. This way, you can remove layers when you feel warm.
Yes, there is no age limit for this excursion. It can be enjoyed by people of all ages. However, through the website, it can only be purchased for adults. For minors, please contact us directly.
Children are considered to be those between 3 and 9 years old, inclusive.
The idea of being at the End of the World is to disconnect a little from everything. Our vehicles are equipped with Wi-Fi. However, once we leave the city and head out on the road, there is no phone signal or data coverage.
Generally, on regular excursions, your clothes won’t get wet unless it rains. However, during the boat tours, you might get a few splashes when standing on the deck.
No, unfortunately, pets are not allowed on the excursions.
All our tours are regularly conducted in Spanish. Most of them are also offered in English. Please contact us for availability in other languages.
