Discover Tierra del Fuego National Park in winter, exploring snow-covered mountains and forests. The tour includes photo stops, short walks, and the option to ride the iconic End of the World Train to complete the experience.

Ushuaia in winter is unique for the landscape that surrounds it: white mountains, forests, and the sea frame the End of the World city. On this tour, we invite you to discover its history—from indigenous peoples and great explorers to modern-day Ushuaia—visiting historical, touristic, and natural sites. A different way to experience Ushuaia, enhanced by the charm of its winter scenery.

An adventure through the wild landscapes of Tierra del Fuego, following roads between mountains and forests before setting sail toward Martillo Island. Aboard a small boat, get close to the penguins and experience the End of the World from a whole new perspective.

Without a doubt, this is one of the best places to taste the freshest and most authentic seafood cuisine in Tierra del Fuego. On this full-day tour, we invite you to discover Puerto Almanza, one of the southernmost fishing villages on the planet. Along the way, we will enjoy the Fuegian valleys, snow-covered forests, winter landscapes, and views of the Beagle Channel.

An unforgettable journey through Tierra del Fuego’s great valleys and winter landscapes, surrounded by snow-capped mountains, subantarctic forests, peat bogs, meltwater rivers, and winter resorts. The route leads us toward the great lakes of Tierra del Fuego, where the vastness of the scenery, the silence of nature, and the magic of the snow create an authentic experience deeply connected to the essence of the End of the World.

Discover Tierra del Fuego in winter from a different perspective: travel through snow-covered valleys to the small fishing village of Puerto Almanza, enjoy local cuisine overlooking the Beagle Channel, and sail towards Martillo Island to observe Gentoo Penguins, a species that remains in the area throughout the year.

An experience combining penguins, winter landscapes, nature, navigation, and the flavors of the End of the World.