Top Patagonia Tours by Duration - page 5

Learn about penguins during this half-day boat tour to one of the world's largest penguin colonies from Ushuaia. Travel by boat to the colony, navigating the Beagle Channel and listening to narration from your guide. Perfect for families or groups—morning and afternoon departure times are available to best suit your sightseeing schedule.

Discover the wonders of Peninsula Valdes, a UNESCO World Heritage site teeming with wildlife, during this convenient tour that includes lunch and entrance fees. Just a short trip from Puerto Madryn, this tour begins at the interpretation center before heading to Caleta Valdes, where you have the chance to encounter elephant seals, penguins, and orcas. This habitat also hosts whales, sea lions, maras, guanacos, and choiques.

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.

Explore the diverse landscapes and changing light of Patagonia on a moderately difficult hike to Esmerelda Lagoon. Trek through peat moss valleys and fuegian forests to reach the alpine lake, where you'll enjoy a snack and amazing views of mountain glaciers. Extended summer light means a chance to watch wild beavers emerge from their dams on the return hike for a memorable natural encounter.

Discover the natural beauty of Los Glaciares National Park with a full-day excursion from El Calafate. Travel along the Provincial Road to the National Park and admire views of the Patagonian Steppe and the Magellanic forest. Visit the Perito Moreno Glacier and enjoy free time to walk around independently and see several views of the glacier.

Discover the best of northern Tenerife in one day by visiting Icod de los Vinos, Garachico and the stunning Masca Valley. Includes entrance to the Millennium Drago, one of the great natural symbols of the Canary Islands. Enjoy real free time at each stop, spectacular viewpoints and local recommendations to take advantage of each place without rush. Tour Garachico and its natural pools formed by volcanic lava and cross the famous Masca road, considered one of the most beautiful in Europe. Travel in a small group, with comfortable transportation and close treatment, away from massive and hasty excursions. Ideal for those who want to live the most authentic Tenerife.

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

Take the stress out of planning a trip to El Perito Moreno Glacier with this full-day tour from El Cafate, which includes pickup and drop-off at your hotel in El Calafate, a boat ride from Bajo de las Sombras port, and crampons so that you can safely and efficiently navigate the ice. You just need to pack your own lunch.

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.

Gear up for an exhilarating mountain adventure on a small-group trek to Vinciguerra Glacier and Tempanos Lagoon. A quick drive from Ushuaia leads you to the trailhead, where a diverse range of wild trails awaits. With your guide, you’ll traverse through the Fuegian forest, climbing 600 meters in elevation, and emerge above the tree line at the lagoon. Weather permitting, the group will circle the lagoon to glimpse the glacier’s crevices.

Follow Charles Darwin's sailing route through the Beagle Channel on this catamaran trip out of Ushuaia. Check out Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse and some shipwreck ruins before experiencing the deafening din of large colonies of sea lions barking on Sea Lions Island. Visit the End of the World Museum, view Ushuaia's defunct prison, and see Olivia and Cinco Hermanos (Five Brothers) mountains. Visit Bird Island to view the varied avian population of this region and hear knowledgeable commentary from your guide.

Unparalleled experience of sailing the Beagle Channel eastward enjoying the wonderful scenery of the channel and the mountains that surround it, there we will see Puerto Almanza on the Argentine coast and on the Chilean coast the Puerto Williams Naval Base, and arrive at Martillo Island where we will have the opportunity to see a colony of Magellanic Penguins and some specimens of Papua penguins.

Go trekking over a glacier in Argentina with this full-day trekking tour to Perito Moreno Glacier from El Calafate. Get picked up in Calafate and admire views during the transfer to Los Glaciares National Park. On arrival, embark on a physically challenging walk through ice and moraine where you can see crevasses, lagoons, waterfalls, and other glacial formations. Return transport to Calafate is included.

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.

You can enjoy a peaceful day in nature during this private tour to Punta Tombo, home to one of the largest continental Magellan Penguin colonies. Walk along scenic trails and view penguins in their natural habitat with the help of local guides. Enjoy close encounters with penguins and their chicks while exploring the stunning Patagonian landscape. Plus, this experience also includes a brief tour of Puerto Madryn’s coastline.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.

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.