• Lago Escondido - Navigating through the islets like the Yámanas, natives of Tierra del Fuego, did, finding archaeological remains and immersing yourself in the history of the region is, without a doubt, one of the most impressive activities that we can do. Moving through the area inhabited by cormorants, sea lions, penguins and even spider crabs is a fantastic complement. An activity that does not require much effort and that, however, provides a great reward.

• Lunch

We will take National Route No. 3 and enter the imposing Andes Mountain Range, where Mount Olivia and Cerro Cinco Hermanos reveal themselves before us.

Just as the natives of the region did, we got into our canoes to navigate the waters of the Beagle Channel. A route of about 7 kilometers that allows us to enter a wonderful and calm environment, where the waters of the Pacific and Atlantic oceans come together.

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