Top Patagonia Outdoor Activities - page 4

Follow in the footsteps of Charles Darwin with this half-day catamaran cruise from Ushuaia. After boarding at Puerto Turístico, sail down the Beagle Channel and marvel at panoramic views of scenic landscapes, explore Isla Bridges with an informative guide and see settlements of the indigenous Yámanas, and spot marine life at Isla de Lobos and Isla de los Pajaros.

Horseback riding offers a better way to connect to the pristine wilderness of Tierra del Fuego than traveling by vehicle. This guided tour takes you to Laguna Escondido, a rural settlement tucked away between mountains.

Avoid the crowds and skip the run-of-the-mill shore excursions with this private tour to Tierra del Fuego National Park. Get picked up when your ship docks and explore the area's majestic scenery at your own pace.

An ideal alternative to share with family and/or friends, a different way to end an unforgettable day in Ushuaia. Live your first experience on skis or snowboard in a night class at the foot of the Martial Glacier mountain cirque. An experience that has it all: Adventure, magical winter landscapes and the calm of Fuegian nature!

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.

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.

Argentina’s ‘Land of Fire’ is as dramatic as the name suggests. Emerald lagoons, peat bogs and snow-capped mountain peaks are just some of the views to expect on this day trip from Ushuaia which visits five different viewpoints at the ‘end of the world’. An optional extra for ultimate bragging rights is riding on the Southern Fuegian railway, the southernmost railway line in the world.

Discover the southernmost national park in the world with this half-day tour in Tierra del Fuego. Admire the scenery during the drive including mountains, rivers, lakes, and forests. Go for a walk at Roca Lake, visit the Cormoranes Archipelago, and see the Green Lagoon. The final stop is Lapataia Bay, at the end of the Panamerican Highway.

Argentina’s ‘Land of Fire’ is no less spectacular than the name suggests. Tundra, glaciers and snowy mountains scattered across an archipelago in the country’s far south, it’s a wild and rugged landscape, where penguins often outnumber people. Visit some of the most scenic spots, including the southern end of the Pan-American Highway, which starts in Canada, glacial lakes, and panoramic viewpoints over the Beagle Channel.

Discover two of Tierra del Fuego’s most popular lookouts, Escondido Lake and Fagnano Lake (also known as Cami Lake), on a relaxing group tour. With convenient pickup from your Ushuaia hotel, there’s no need to stress over a hard-to-find meeting point. The comfortable journey includes expansive views and entrance to a historic country house. At both lakes, you will have the opportunity to take pictures.

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.

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.

Native Experience – History and landscapes in 4x4 by Lake Argentino I experienced a half-day excursion in 4x4 vehicles along the coast of Lago Argentino, ideal for the day of arrival or departure. With an anthropological approach, this tour invites you to travel back in time and discover the traces of the first expeditions and the native peoples who inhabited these lands. Between cliffs, viewpoints and unique landscapes, I rediscovered the deep history of Patagonia accompanied by specialized guides. A different experience to connect with the essence of the past in an unrivalled natural environment.

Discover Tierra del Fuego from the air with a helicopter ride. Board a helicopter for a bird's-eye view of the Andes, Ushuaia, glaciers, lagoons, and valleys. Get to know the surroundings of one of the most picturesque regions of Argentina with a small-group flight that includes landing in the Andes.

Discover one of Patagonia’s most famous glaciers—Perito Moreno—on a private excursion from El Calafate. Spend the day observing the glacier, exploring lagoons, gullies, and crevasses, and even opt to take a boat ride for up-close views of the glacier. A private tour guide means you have undivided attention and can customize the tour to your preferences.

Only as a reference, we provide tours and tourist services, at the Puerto Madryn area, Peninsula Valdes and Punta Tombo with Trelew valley; we focus all our efforts on providing outstanding experiences in contact with wildlife. Besides our office in downtown Puerto Madryn, we also have desks at both of the city’s piers, and we have been providing shore excursions to cruise passengers for the last 17 seasons. All our tours start and finish at the pier. These rates include vehicle up to 18 seats, with A/C, English speaking tour guide and box lunch (ham and cheese sandwich, granola bar, 1 Argentinean alfajor and 1 bottle of water) also you can choose between a vegetarian, or gluten free meals. We don’t use coach buses for tours. If the ship doesn’t dock, we don’t charge anything, and if you prepaid for the whole tour or any kind of deposit, we will refund the 100% If you don’t show up at the pier up to 45 minutes after the ship docks (NO SHOW) we will charge 100% of the rate

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.

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.

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.

Seeing the Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the most spectacular experiences in Patagonia. Make the most of it with this full-day guided tour that lets you skip the hassle of driving and just focus on the experience of watching huge blocks of ice crash into the water.

Most tours overlook the gems of El Calafate in favor of natural wonders, but there's plenty to see and do in the town itself. Tour El Calafate and the Walichu Caves' ancient art on this coach tour that reveals the history and unique geological features of this region. Visit the banks of Lago Argentino to view the rock paintings in Walichu Caves, which date back 4,000 years. Enjoy an informative tour of Old Town Calafate, including the El Calafate Historical Interpretation Center.

The Estancia San Lorenzo Natural Reserve is located within the Peninsula Valdés Protected Natural Area, 160 kilometers from the city of Puerto Madryn, in the province of Chubut, Patagonia Argentina. On its coasts is located a colony of more than 600,000 Magellanic penguins that can be visited between September 7 and March 31 of each year, making it the largest continental colony in the world. In addition to having the possibility of observing these wonderful animals in their natural habitat, in the area we can find marine fossils that emerge on the cliffs and ravines that drain into the sea. Thanks to the diversity of attractions, you can choose to travel different trails that vary according to the area to visit and their difficulty. You can enjoy the Penguin Land option, which consists of a mini trekking through the area with the highest concentration of animals. You can also enjoy the Penguin Experience in its classic and evening tour: Sunset Penguin Experience.

Sail the Beagle Channel and enjoy panoramic views of Patagonia's coastline away from the land-based crowds on this full-day exploration of the waters of Tierra del Fuego. Leaving from Ushuaia, sail past several islands in the channel to admire the native plant and animal life, including sea lions and penguins.