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Relax and explore the environment during this Punta Tombo shore excursion, a shared tour designed for cruise passengers. Get up close with wildlife in their natural habitats as you enjoy the scenery and take the opportunity to observe these charming creatures while enjoying a delicious, boxed lunch. This excursion promises a blend of adventure and relaxation, perfect for nature lovers and explorers alike.

On a half-day outing, which combines trekking with rowing, you will enjoy all the excitement of a meandering river surrounded by peat bogs, where at every turn the landscape surprises you with its impressive snow-capped peaks and glaciers, the magical atmosphere of the Andes Mountains. This activity is ideal for those visitors who want to surround themselves with all the nature that Tierra del Fuego offers, but for an outing that does not require much effort, a minimum of physical condition and a desire to enjoy is necessary! We carry out a low-intensity trek until we reach our initial rowing point, the Butterfly Lagoon, where you will learn the most important aspects and the technique for rowing on the river. We will let ourselves be carried away by the river enjoying the calm of the water, surrounded by the Andes mountain range with its snow-capped peaks!

Discover the National Capital of Trekking and be amazed by this mountain village. Be mesmerized by the incredible landscapes and explore some of its trails. We will embark on a journey to the town of El Chaltén (National Capital of Trekking), located 220 km from El Calafate. During our journey, we will cross the Santa Cruz River and make a brief stop at Estancia La Leona. We will then continue our journey to El Chaltén, skirting the Viedma Lake with its homonymous glacier. Weather permitting, you will have breathtaking views of Mount Chaltén and Mount Torre, as well as the Viedma Glacier and its stunning icebergs. Available year-round and ideal for those who prefer a less demanding hike. Visit the Mirador de los Cóndores, approximately 700 meters away with low difficulty, and the Chorrillo del Salto, a completely flat 300-meter walk. You will be accompanied by a guide.

The rugged peaks, glittering lakes and Andean-Patagonian forests of the Tierra del Fuego National Park stretch over the border of Chile in southwest Argentina. On this tour, benefit from a small group size, ensuring a more personalized experience and make plenty of stops to admire the views and enjoy short hikes, visiting natural wonders including Ensenada Bay, Lake Roca, and Lapataia Bay.

Discover the delights of El Chalten on a day trip from El Calafate that saves you the hassle of planning and booking your transfers and activities. Letting someone else drive means you can keep your eyes fixed firmly on the scenery along the way, while traveling in a climate-controlled vehicles lets you cover more natural highlights in less time.

Explore the La Leona River  on this full-day kayaking and hiking tour from El Calafate. Kayak down the river before you pull in to land and hike among the petrified forest, where you can stop to see dinosaur bones. Along the way, learn about the flora, fauna, and geology of the Patagonian steppe from your nature guide. Picnic lunch included.

Choose between two daily departures for this scenic catamaran journey in the Beagle Channel. Set out on an itinerary that includes Sea Lion’s Island, Birds’ Island, and disembarkation at Bridges Island for a stroll to see flora and fauna especially a wide variety of birds. Visit Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse and see views of Martial’s Mountain.

Experience Perito Moreno Glacier in an engaging way; find your way to the glacier with a comfortable hotel pickup by a local guide. As you depart from town, be captivated by the stunning Lake Argentino and its Redonda Bay, filled with diverse birdlife like black-necked swans and flamingos. Upon reaching the park, enjoy panoramic views of the glacier before embarking on a thrilling boat ride. Finally, explore the footbridges and balconies and witness the glacier's immense beauty up close.

Discover Tierra del Fuego National Park through hiking and canoeing during this full-day excursion that includes a picnic lunch. With your guide leading the way so you don't have to navigate, experience Patagonia's stunning scenery, including mountains, lakes, and rivers that are easily accessible from the coast. You'll take a 3-hour forest hike and a 1.5-hour paddle across Lapataia Bay during this day trip, which is ideal for active travelers.

We have new vehicles. Professional drivers and guides with extensive knowledge of the place. The warmth, responsibility and good disposition make the passenger spend an excellent day of excursion.

Many travelers to Ushuaia head straight out on a day trip or cruise, but there’s plenty to see in Argentina’s southernmost city, too. On this tour, hop aboard a double-decker bus and enjoy live commentary from your guide as you pass key landmarks such as the old prison and the End of the World Museum. From the top deck, admire spectacular views of Le Martial Glacier and the Beagle Channel.

See Ushuaia and its surrounding wildlife as the native birds do on a small-group helicopter tour. Have your camera ready to capture this unique vantage point. After getting a good aerial look at Ushuaia's city center, the helicopter will pass over the Museo Maritimo & del Presidio de Ushuaia, then the Martial Glacier. As you cruise over each noteworthy location, your guide will provide commentary on the region's flora and fauna.

The Perito Moreno Glacier is one of Patagonia's top attractions, but reaching the rural landmark alone can be tough. Visit the glacier with ease on this full-day trip from El Calafate, which includes convenient coach transportation to Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, to explore the park's scenic lookouts and walkways to see the glacier from a multitude of different angles. Opt for a boat ride along Perito Moreno's dramatic front side for close-up views of the icy giant.

Explore Perito Moreno Glacier without the hassle of planning logistics during this full-day sightseeing tour from El Calafate. Disembark near the glacier to stroll along the walkways and get a closer view of the glacier; you may even see huge chunks of ice 'calving', or falling off. Enjoy an optional boat ride (choose the navigation tour option) in the pristine icy waters for a different perspective.

Peninsula Valdes tour it's one of the most fascinating in our area, in one regular day you will be able to enjoy the southern right whales, magellan penguins and the magnificent Elephant Seals. Our full day tour it's ready to start every morning from June to March, we will pick you up at any place around Puerto Madryn, and also we will drop you off at the same location. Our guide will tell you about the wildlife, cultural heritage and our local economy. Be ready to enjoy Península Valdes.

Explore the stunning scenery and wildlife of Tierra del Fuego National Park from Ushuaia. Travel by either bus or the Southern Fuegian Railway, also known as the "End of the World Train"—simply pick the mode of transport you prefer. Trace the coastline of the Beagle Channel, passing by sparkling bays, rivers, snow-capped peaks, alpine lakes, and the emerald forests of the Fuegian Andes. Disembark to walk along nature paths and explore unique southern ecosystems that you can't find anywhere else.

It begins with a visit to Punta Walichu, site archaeological located 8 km from the town, you can see the traces of the first men who walked these lands. A walk along the eaves and caves will allow you to observe cave paintings (originals and reproductions) as well as a exceptional view of Lake Argentino and the Andes mountains. The circuit also goes through the main streets of the old town, showing the typical first constructions of the pioneers, as well as the downtown buildings current civic. 17 There will be a visit to the Coastal Walk and the Bahía Redonda, a few meters from the shore of the Argentino Lake, where you can see the abundant local birdlife. As a last stop, at the Center of Historical Interpretation will be observed, through of a self-guided tour, the most important facts historical relevance from the ice ages to the present.

Ushuaia offers a wide range of shops, with regional and imported products, a tour of the city will give you the opportunity to learn more about all the styles and forms of a city that is constantly increasing in population. The Fuegian landscape is complemented by an interesting route, where the panoramic point Mirador Las Hayas, Ushuaia Bay, La Misión Anglican neighborhood, Encerrada Bay, San Martín Avenue (shopping area), Our Lady of Mercy Church, Museum of the End stand out. of the World and the Maritime Museum (Ex Presidio). Winter season in BONDI 4×4: July to September 12pm and 3pm. Duration 1hr 45min. With a HOT CHOCOLATE. High season, in a classic double-decker bus: from October to May 10:30 am, 12:30 pm, 3:30 pm and 5:30 pm. Duration 1 hour 10min.

We offer the best cruise excursion service exclusive for cruise passengers, departures are regular and shared tour. We have many years of experience serving cruise passengers and we know their needs. We invite you to come and discover with us the great contrasts that Peninsula Valdes has to offer and contemplate its unique fauna. Peninsula Valdes is one of the most important nature reserves in the Southern Hemisphere and one of nine World Heritage sites in Argentina. This peninsula's 3,625 km² acts as a refuge for many endangered species. In its bays, beaches, cliffs and steppes you can find whales, orcas, penguins, elephant seals, sea lions, dolphins, porpoises, guanacos, rheas and hundreds of migratory birds. The best time to visit the reserve is between September and March for the greatest concentration of animals.

You don't need to be mountaineer to enjoy Tierra del Fuego National Park on this easy guided tour. Head to the park's biggest attractions on a half-day tour that takes you straight to some of the park's most incredible sights such as Roca Lake, Lapataia Bay, and the end of National Route Number Three. Upgrade to include a 1-hour ride on theEnd of the World Train, or leave the tour as is with included transportation.

In the Park we will visit the most beautiful places, taking paths that cross the Sub-Antarctic forest and touch the sea coast of the Beagle Channel. One of the must-see places is Lake Acigami / Roca, a dazzling lake of glacial origin, located on the border between Argentina and Chile. In each moment we will have the possibility to observe native animals such as black-necked swans, cauquenes, foxes and the flora of the Fuegian Sub-Antarctic forest.

The National Park represents the southernmost protected area in Argentina. It is the only one with sea coasts and mountains. On this tour we will visit the Pipo River, Monte Susana, Acigami Lake, Alacush Visitor Center, Green Lagoon and Lapataia Bay where the Pan American route system ends. We will make descents to take photographs and a walk of about 30 minutes that will be subject to weather conditions. This attraction can be combined with the End of the World Train, a service that is purchased on the same day without prior reservation. To speak of the end of the world is to speak of Ushuaia. It is the southernmost city on the planet. Due to its location close to the South Pole, it has approximately eighteen hours of light in summer, while in winter, only seven or eight, but this does not mean that it is no longer a tourist destination. The city is surrounded to the west by Mount Martial and to the east by Mount Olivia and Cinco Hermanos.

Beavers are not only one of the world’s most fascinating animals, they also have the potential to change and shape landscapes. Departing from Ushuaia in the evening, this nature tour gives you the opportunity to see them in the wild and learn about their impact on the local terrain. After spending time at the beaver lodges, you’ll enjoy a delicious dinner with the group before returning to your hotel.

Take in the historic highlights and natural wonders of Puerto Madryn on this 2-hour tour – the perfect introduction to the city for first-time visitors or those short on time. Learn about Puerto Madryn’s Welsh settlers as you explore Punta Cuevas Area; enjoy panoramic views along the coast from the Tehuelche Indian Monument and pass city sights like General San Martín square and Luis Piedrabuena pier. Finally, enjoy a close encounter with Patagonia’s wildlife as you visit the sea lion colony of Punta Lomo.