• The End of the World Train - During the visit to Tierra del Fuego National Park, there will be a special stop at the End of the World Train Station, a historic attraction that brings back the experience of the old trains that used to transport prisoners to this remote region. Here, guests will have the option to board the famous train and enjoy a scenic ride through stunning landscapes, forests, and rivers, while learning about the history of this ancient route.

For those who prefer to continue directly without taking the train trip, the journey will continue by vehicle and then meet up with the rest of the group inside the Park.

• Bahia Ensenada Zaratiegui - The next stop is the beautiful Ensenada Bay, an iconic spot within Tierra del Fuego National Park. Here, guests can enjoy an incomparable panoramic view of the Beagle Channel and the distant Chilean coast. On clear days, the islands and mountains that stretch out on the horizon create a perfect setting for photographs.

In addition to contemplating nature, visitors can explore the small dock where the southernmost post office in the world is located. Here, there is a unique opportunity to send a postcard from this remote corner of Patagonia, an unforgettable memory of the visit.

• Lago Roca - The next stop is at Roca Lake, also known by its indigenous name, Acigami Lake, an imposing body of water of glacial origin surrounded by mountains and Andean forests. This quiet place is ideal for enjoying a moment of peace, admiring the crystal-clear waters and observing the local fauna, such as ducks and cauquenes. From here, guests can also appreciate the landscape that marks the natural border with Chile, while breathing the pure air of Patagonia.
• Alakush - There will be a stop at the Alakush Interpretation Center, a key point to learn about the history and nature of Tierra del Fuego National Park. Here, travelers can explore exhibits about the culture and life of ancient indigenous peoples, such as the Yámanas, as well as learn about the park’s native fauna and flora. The center has large windows that offer spectacular views of the Lapataia River and Roca Lake, creating the perfect environment to relax and enjoy a coffee before continuing the tour.
• Senda Castorera - Guests will take a walk along the Senda Beaverera, a trail that will allow them to discover the impact of beavers on the ecosystem of Tierra del Fuego National Park. Along the way, they will observe the impressive dams and dikes built by these animals and how they have transformed the landscape. This stop is an excellent opportunity to learn about the history of the introduction of the beaver in the region and its effect on native forests.
• Senda Del Turbal - The next stop is the Senda del Turbal, a fascinating walk through an extensive peat bog or wetland, formed over thousands of years. During this walk, guests will explore this unique ecosystem that stores large amounts of water and carbon, observing how plants adapted to this extreme environment, such as mosses and lichens, thrive in these conditions. In addition, they will learn about the importance of these spongy soils for biodiversity and their role in climate regulation.
• Senda Mirador Lapataia - In this part of the tour, guests will hike the Lapataia Viewpoint Trail, a short but picturesque route that will take them to a high point with spectacular views over Lapataia Bay and the impressive landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park. From the viewpoint, they will be able to appreciate the connection between the forests, the mountains and the sea, and learn about the importance of this place as one of the southernmost points of the American continent.
• Bahia Lapataia - The last stop is at the emblematic Lapataia Bay, the end point of National Route 3 and one of the southernmost points of the American continent. This place, surrounded by mountains and forests, offers unparalleled views of the Beagle Channel and the wetlands that surround it. In addition, here guests can see the ancient shell middens left by the indigenous peoples who inhabited the region. It is a perfect place to reflect on the beauty and immensity of the end of the world before ending the tour.
• Ushuaia - Finally, the tour will return to the city to end at the port of Ushuaia.

• Bilingual Guide
• Collection

• Gratuities
• Ticket to the National Park
• End of the World Train Ticket (optional ride)

Imagine strolling through trails enveloped by the stunning Patagonian forests, observing native wildlife undisturbed, and uncovering the hidden gems of Tierra del Fuego National Park with complete freedom. Our private tour provides an intimate and personalized experience that few travelers get to enjoy.

Rather than joining large groups, you will benefit from the exclusivity of an expert local guide who will tailor the tour to your interests. Whether you seek peaceful moments in nature, wish to learn about the region’s captivating history, or aim to capture the perfect photographs, this tour is crafted just for you.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.