Top Patagonia Cruises & Sailing - page 6

In the morning, we will start with the navigation along the Beagle Canal, visiting Isla de Lobos and Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse. Departures at 08 : 00 hs or 10 : 00 hs (depending on availability), duration approximately 2 h 30 min. Upon return to the port, there will be free time for lunch at your own expense in the port area. In the afternoon, we meet again at 14:00 hs at the port for the bus departure to Estancia Harberton. From there, we will make 15 minutes of sailing in gomons to cross to Isla Martillo, where Magellanic penguins await us in their natural environment. A unique experience of responsible approach to local fauna Hammer Island One hour walk among penguins accompanied by a specialized guide. A unique experience of respectful immersion within the colony, sharing their habitat while continuing their natural life. Pinguinera Winter Option Departure : 14 : 00 hs Duration: 7 hours approx. Season: July and August Departures : Tuesday and Friday only

This experience stands out by combining a guided visit to the Perito Moreno Glacier walkways with a 1-hour boat navigation included in the price — offering both panoramic views and a close-up perspective from the water. Unlike many standard tours, this option includes a professional bilingual guide, comfortable transportation, and carefully planned timing to maximize your time at the glacier. Small group sizes ensure a more personalized experience, allowing you to explore at your own pace while receiving valuable insights about one of Patagonia's most iconic natural wonders.

Because you can be amazed at the view of the mountain range that surrounds the city of Ushuaia and its sumptuous nature that surrounds it. The route we take is full of historical value and, of course, landscape. We visit really interesting places that should not miss the opportunity to meet.

Board a catamaran for a relaxing tour along Patagonia’s Beagle Channel. Keep an eye out for sea lions and birds as you sail the waters from Ushuaia, and bask in the beauty of the coastals islands like Seal Island, where wildlife runs amok. Both the expertise of a knowedgable guide and round-trip hotel transport are included with your trip.

We propose different experiences, designed especially for you. Lagos Escondido and Fagnano differs by its concept of quality, both for the value-added offer. The trip is offered in 4x4 vehicles with a maximum of 6 people per vehicle. We are in every detail, from a full snack on the side of Lake Fagnano, to tours of alternative paths that will allow you to enjoy the excitement of adventure and pristine landscapes, never before thought.

Get away from the city and explore countryside highlights outside of Ushuaia on this full-day tour to Fagnano and Escondido Lakes. Along the way, stop at a Siberian Husky center, incredible viewpoints, and historical sights such as the Bronsovich Sawmill. This tour also includes a traditional lamb dinner to conclude the tour.

The Beagle Channel runs through the Tierra del Fuego archipelago at the southernmost tip of Patagonia. On this tour, set sail on a scenic cruise along the remote strait and visit the sea lion colonies at Los Lobos island, see Les Eclareir´s Lighthouse, and look out for skuas, albatross, and gaviotas on Los Pajaros island.

Get into the wilderness of Ushuaia and have a great half day out on a snowshoe hike, riding snowmobiles, or having a sled or sleigh ride. You'll see the Escondido and Fagnano lakes from panoramic angles, and later have a traditional lunch from the Tierra del Fuego. You can even take a walk with Siberian huskies for a special, authentic experience. You'll be returned to your hotel in Ushuaia when the adventure is complete.

The Perito Moreno Glacier is one of Patagonia’s most spectacular natural landmarks and the landscapes that surround it are equally interesting. Gain a comprehensive overview of El Calafate’s cultural and natural gems on this day trip, which includes a boat ride on Lago Argentino. Feast on Argentinian delicacies at the Nibepo Aike Estancia ranch, enjoy a gentle hike through a beech forest, and marvel at the magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier from a variety of viewing platforms. Lunch, refreshments, and hotel pickup and drop-off in El Calafate are included.

Albino Eye Glacier Trekking The adventure has a total distance of 19 km where we cross the Tierra Mayor valley (one of the largest wetlands), we cross the fantastic nothofagus forest, we visit the Esmeralda lagoon and also some beavers. Depending on the season of the year we will find different scenarios. During the summer we will be able to see incredible icebergs floating on the glacier, a product of the great retreat that it presents. During the winter we have the possibility of approaching the magnificent ice walls of the glacier front thanks to its frozen lagoon, an epic experience. Undoubtedly, this trek is one of the most complete that you can do in Ushuaia. Adventure, the passage of glaciers in time and fantastic views are something that this proposal offers for those who have sufficient physical condition and are always looking for a challenge! You will live an authentic experience at the end of the world!

Our excursion to know the penguin colony is adapted for cruise passengers. The tour departs in the morning in small groups and allows spectacular wildlife sightings, as well as living an authentic experience of Atlantic Patagonia from the perspective of the pioneers who populated the region last century. Only 15 minutes from our stay is the Punta Nymphas Lighthouse. Your visit will make you feel privileged, forming part of a different, magical and unforgettable landscape. Every year, from September, a growing colony of friendly Magellanic penguins settles in El Pedral. As we tour the reserve, our steakhouse, along with its team, will prepare a traditional Patagonian lamb to the steakhouse, a gastronomic experience difficult to forget. After lunch, you can enjoy the warmth of our quincho with a delicious tea or coffee accompanied by a typical Welsh cake, the perfect closure for an unforgettable day.

Embark on an unforgettable 6-hour journey into the heart of Península Valdés, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Guided by our passionate bilingual experts (English & Spanish), you won’t just see the wildlife—you’ll understand the delicate ecosystem of Patagonia. We travel in modern, spacious, and air-conditioned vehicles designed for maximum comfort across the Patagonian steppe. Our team is specially trained to provide high-quality service to international travelers, including full assistance for guests with reduced mobility, ensuring that the beauty of our cliffs, beaches, and wildlife sanctuaries is accessible to everyone. From the monumental presence of the Southern Elephant Seals to the bustling penguin colonies, we handle every detail so you can focus on the adventure.

Visit one of South America’s largest penguin reserves at Estancia San Lorenzo, and see more than 600,000 Magellanic penguins taking advantage of the sheltered rocks of the Peninsula Valdes coastline. Explore a local farm for an authentic Patagonian barbecue lunch, then travel to see sea lions and elephant seals in Punta Norte, and experience a close encounter with these huge animals.

Immerse yourself in the ranch culture of Argenitinian Patagonia on this 13-hour tour from El Calafate. Visit Estancia Cristina via a boat trip through the icebergs that abut Upsala Glacier, then spend time at the ranch learning about the history and culture of the historic ranch.

In our comfortable buses, a bilingual tourist guide will give you information about the landscape you are about to see. Small groups of up to 10 people are organized, and the hike begins from the southern moraine of the Glacier Always accompanied by expert guides, you will explore the corners of the most special glacier of the world for three hours and a half During the walk, the guides will help you learn more about the ice, its surroundings and you will be able to size the dimension of the glacier. During approximately three hours, you will explore every corner of the most special glacier in the world. Back on the moraine, we will start another one-hour walk back to the port, Then, you will board the ship back and you will navigate very close to the south face of Glaciar Perito Moreno Glacier and get back to “civilization” after having enjoyed one of the most spectacular ice treks in the world!

Navigation with the aim of achieving the closest approach. The approach is never forced but the motor stops and it is the animal that approaches. Each meeting is UNIQUE and UNREPEATABLE since the animals are in their natural habitat and in total freedom. Sighting guarantee since Península Valdés has the highest concentration in the world, an average of 1100 whales per season.

In the heart of Patagonia, the Perito Moreno Glacier rises like a frozen giant above the waters of Lake Argentino — a place so powerful and beautiful it feels almost unreal. Sail across the lake on a 1-hour navigation to admire the glacier’s immense ice walls up close, then explore the scenic walkways of Los Glaciares National Park, where every viewpoint reveals a breathtaking new angle of this UNESCO World Heritage Site. Feel the pure Patagonian air, hear the ice crack beneath the silence, and discover one of the most unforgettable landscapes in the world. Along the journey, your local guide will share stories and insights that bring this natural wonder to life. Perfect for couples, families, friends, and solo travelers seeking a truly memorable Patagonia experience. Book now and let nature surprise you. Humanize 134 words

The Cañadón de los Fósiles is located in the Los Glaciares National Park and is renowned for its ancient marine fossils, remarkably preserved by glacial activity. On this full-day adventure tour, set sail across Lake Argentino, climb through the Feruglio mountains in a 4WD, and enjoy spectacular views across Lake Guillermo, the Upsala Glacier, and the Southern Patagonian Ice Field, before hiking through the Cañadón de los Fósiles.

Get closer to the massive glaciers of El Calafate than you could on land on this full-day sightseeing boat excursion. Cruise across Lago Argentino to view the Spegazzini and Upsala glaciers up close, avoiding the crowds on land as you sail. Enjoy lunch onboard while you appreciate the spectacular scenery, then snap photos from the deck of the boat. Learn about the natural history of the area from your guide and relax on the comfortable vessel.

The Gastronomic Experience in Puerto Almanza will make you an expert cook of local dishes, based on fresh fish from the Beagle Channel and seasonal fruits. Our local chef will teach you how to cook and feel active in the kitchen, while you learn about local varieties such as spider crab, seafood and other typical products of Ushuaia and Puerto Almanza. This is your opportunity to experience local cuisine and cook your own menu with friends or family.

Immerse yourself in the magic of the Punta Tombo Penguin Reserve, where the enchanting dance of thousands of Magellanic penguins awaits you for a unique and unforgettable experience. Book now and discover the wonder of wildlife at its finest!

Discover Patagonia’s most iconic glaciers on an unforgettable cruise across Lago Argentino in El Calafate. Sail through the Upsala Channel surrounded by drifting icebergs, then continue to the Spegazzini Channel to admire hanging glaciers like Seco, Heim Sur, and Peineta, before կանգing face to face with the majestic Spegazzini Glacier. This experience combines navigation, short walks, and incredible panoramic views from Base Spegazzini—perfect for photography and nature lovers. Your guide will bring the landscape to life with stories and insights. Ideal for couples, families, and solo travelers. Reserve your spot and explore the heart of Patagonia.

Peninsula Valdes is a Protected Natural Area. The importance of Peninsula Valdes lies in the fact that its coastline is home to different species of marine fauna such as orcas, dolphins, sea lions, elephant seals, penguins, and many other species. The calm waters of the gulfs and the rugged coastline make this area a true sanctuary for marine life. Peninsula Valdes was declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1999. Every year, it welcomes thousands of Argentine and foreign tourists who come to enjoy wildlife watching and the beautiful coastal landscapes.

The calm waters of this beach attract whales, which choose to rest near the coast. This phenomenon allows our visitors to witness the impressive spectacle of the whales at a surprisingly close distance from the shore, providing a truly exceptional land-based viewing experience. Participants have the opportunity to admire the majesty of these magnificent marine mammals in their natural habitat without the need to venture into the sea.