Flight to Buenos Aires in the morning and check in at the hotel. Departure in the afternoon for a guided walking tour through the streets of the center. Starting with the city icon (the Obelisk), we will talk about how the city was founded and organized and how history continues to be written to this day. We will have the opportunity to talk about local traditions and discover Argentinian gastronomy. The tour includes a walk from the obelisk to the San Telmo district, passing by the famous Plaza 5 de Mayo and the Casa Rosada.

We leave Buenos Aires in a private car to get transferred to the airport for a flight to Ushuaia. Check in at the hotel. In the afternoon we start a tour to discover Tierra del Fuego National Park for a light hike in the woods. Created in 1960 to protect the southernmost forests of the Beagle Channel and Argentina, Tierra del Fuego National Park covers an area of 69,000 hectares. Our tour begins with us on National Route No. 3, leaving from the center of the city traveling about 12 km until we reach the Tierra del Fuego National Park. There we make our trekking, towards the Mirador de Bahia Lapataia and where we will find the sign that indicates the end of the national route N° 3 and the distance to its opposite end of the country in the city of La Quiaca, province of Jujuy, on the border with neighbour Bolivia. On our tour, we will go through several forest trails where we can contemplate fauna and flora of the Patagonian area itself. The park is crossed by mountain ranges that divides it into valleys that are very difficult to access. Different from other Andean-Patagonian parks, the Tierra del Fuego park has forests near the sea coast, six kilometers long on the Beagle Channel, generating bays of singular beauty such as Lapataia Bay, which in the Yámana language means "wooded bay" or "bay of good wood". The tour can be arranged in the morning or in the afternoon (it lasts approximately 5 hours).

Live an unforgettable journey in a picturesque village by the sea, with pick up at the hotel at 7:30. You will feel like a local, catching your own crab in the Beagle Channel, all while learning the culinary secrets to enjoy it in a Patagonian style! We start driving through the National Route 3, upon reaching the intersection with “J” Route, taking a gravel road through a dense native forest. As we reach the coast,we head East and start a hike into the woods to reach a tumbling waterfall. Back in our vehicle we take our travelers to Puerto Almanza, the southernmost fishing port in Argentina. From there, we take another gravel road 15 kilometers until we arrive to a lovely small fishermen village. Here nearly everyone in this village is dedicated to specialized fishing, catching crab, centollones, mussels and other typical mollusks of this area. A local family receives and invites us to board on their boat, in which we go to a special spot. We stop and pull up the traps hoping to catch a good amount of crab! As we return to the coast, in their small restaurant, the hosts prepare the crab in the Patagonian style, boiled in salty sea water. When it is ready, they teach us how to enjoy it! INFO This excursion may vary due to weather conditions. The hike to the waterfall takes approximately 2 hours (round trip). Crab catching activity is strictly subject to weather conditions upon arrival of passengers in Puerto Almanza. In addition, it may suffer variations in its activity according to closures or restrictions imposed by Natural Resources.

We set sail from the local tourist dock crossing the wide Ushuaia Bay until reaching the Beagle Channel through Paso Chico. There we sail around the Isla de los Pájaros where we will appreciate the fuegian avifauna observing Skuas, Black-browed Albatross, Steam Ducks, Cauquenes, Cook Seagulls and Gray Seagulls; and of the Isla de los Lobos where we can observe sea lions with one and two hairs. Both islands belong to the Bridges archipelago. When arriving at the Lighthouse Les Eclaireurs (The Illuminators), we will be able to appreciate the colonies of Imperial Cormorants and Rocky Cormorants; and also listen to the story of the collapse of the SS Monte Cervantes, which he starred in in 1930. Continuing, we will navigate towards the East enjoying the wonderful landscapes of the canal and the mountains that surround it, there we will see on the Puerto Almanza Argentina coast and on the Chilean coast the Puerto Williams Naval Base, and then we will arrive at Matillo Island where we will have the opportunity to see a colony of Magellanic Penguins and some examples of Papua penguins. Then we head to Harberton Ranch where we will disembark. There they will stay around 2hs, and they will be able to make a tour through the center of the ranch where they will visit the first natural reserve of Tierra del Fuego, the shearing shed, the carpentry, the boat house and, finally, the garden of the main house , then you can taste something in the Manacatush tea house (not included) or visit the Acatushún Austral Marine Mammal and Bird Museum. At the end we will board the buses of the company to make the direct transfer by land to the tourist pier. For operational and/or meteorological issues, the return to the city could be by sea. Note: at the beginning and at the end of the season you could see fewer penguin specimens.