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The Beagle Channel is a must-see for adventure travelers, wildlife enthusiasts, and photographers in Patagonia.
Day trips to the Beagle Channel can last anywhere from three to 10 hours, while multi-day tours last up to five days.
Don’t forget to dress in warm layers, as temperatures rarely go above 70 degrees, even during the South American summer.
Bring along a good pair of binoculars for better wildlife-spotting opportunities.
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Tours and excursions to the Beagle Channel start at US$80 and typically include visits to wildlife-rich islands to observe the birds and penguins that live there. Tours that let you disembark on places such as Martillo Island, famous for its large colony of Magellanic penguins, usually start at $US160.
The main attractions along the Beagle Channel are Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, a red-and-white-striped beacon nicknamed the “Lighthouse at the End of the World”; Martillo Island (Isla Martillo), where you can disembark and walk among hundreds of penguins during the breeding season; and Isla de los Pájaros, a bird watcher’s paradise.
Along with penguins, other wildlife you might see during a tour of the Beagle Channel includes huge colonies of sea lions at Isla de los Lobos and birds such as skuas, albatrosses, and cormorants at Isla de los Pájaros. During the whale-watching season from November through May, you might see orcas and humpback whales during their migration.
The roughness of the Beagle Channel varies depending on the weather and sea conditions. While the weather during summer (December to February) is better, strong winds mean this season can create some of the most turbulent crossings. If you’re prone to seasickness, opt for a larger vessel that will feel less rocky.
Because of its location near Antarctica, the wind on the Beagle Channel can feel icy no matter what season you visit. Make sure you’re wearing closed-toe shoes with a good grip for getting on and off the boat, and take sunscreen even if it doesn’t look particularly sunny outside.
















































































































































