Tierra del Fuego

Combined with Argentine Patagonia or Chile, Tierra del Fuego provides a spectacular finale to any journey through southern South America.

• Hike Tierra del Fuego National Park: Follow scenic trails through ancient lenga forests, peat bogs and along the shores of the Beagle Channel, with walks ranging from gentle coastal paths to rewarding full-day hikes through Argentina’s southernmost national park.
• Cruise the Beagle Channel: Navigate the legendary waterway explored by Charles Darwin, passing sea lion colonies, cormorant rookeries, historic lighthouses and islands alive with birdlife.
• The End of the World: Discover Ushuaia, the world’s southernmost city, where colourful streets, excellent restaurants and fascinating museums make an ideal base for exploring the surrounding wilderness.
• A land of explorers: Discover the stories of early explorers, missionaries and the indigenous Yahgan and Selk’nam peoples, whose remarkable history is woven throughout the region.
• Wildlife at the edge of the world: Spot Magellanic and gentoo penguins, sea lions, dolphins, albatross, condors and even whales against a backdrop of snow-capped peaks, glaciers and the wild waters of the Southern Ocean.
• The Australis expedition cruise: Sail between Ushuaia and Punta Arenas through remote Patagonian fjords, glaciers and channels. With Zodiac landings and extraordinary wildlife, it offers a wonderful taste of Antarctica without crossing the Drake Passage.