All Patagonia Tours & Excursions in 2026

Visiting the southernmost fishing village, enjoying its exquisite marine gastronomy and sailing to meet the charismatic penguins is a unique plan. Beginning with National Route No. 3, we cross the Fueguino valleys surrounded by mountains, turbulence and winter centers that dazzle along the way. Then we take Provincial Route J, a path surrounded by centuries-old forests towards the coast of the Beagle Channel. Along the way, we look at marine production areas, such as mussel cultivation and scentolla traps, known here as the "red gold". From the pier in Puerto Almanza, we embark on a zodiac to navigate the Beagle Channel to Isla Martillo, home to Magellanic penguins and Papua. We observe them in their natural and wild environment. Finally we return to the village to enjoy lunch in a local restaurant, tasting fresh produce from the region, closing this unforgettable experience before returning.

Join our exclusive tour from your Celebrity cruise ship to Punta Tombo, home to thousands of penguins. Ideal for adventure seekers and families, this immersive experience offers expert guides, stunning wildlife encounters. Discover the wonders of Patagonia on this thoughtfully designed tour. From September through April, nearly one million penguins gather here to breed and molt, offering an unforgettable opportunity to observe these charming creatures in their natural habitat. As you explore the area, you’ll also encounter local wildlife such as guanacos and Patagonian hares. This is a unique opportunity to experience the rich biodiversity of Patagonia, guided by experts who bring the region’s stories to life. If time permits, the tour includes a brief guided city tour of Puerto Madryn, showcasing its cultural and historical highlights. This tour is designed with cruise passengers in mind, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience that maximizes your time ashore.

This experience combines adventure, nature, and those secret spots that make the Patagonian coast unique. With our 4x4 vehicles, they will traverse hidden trails, dunes, and cliffs that are totally inaccessible to traditional tourism, experiencing the adrenaline of real off-road while discovering unique landscapes and natural viewpoints that even many locals do not know. The tour includes a visit to the Punta Loma Reserve, home of the country's first colony of sea lions, where you can observe them from a privileged panoramic point and connect with the marine fauna in its natural environment. To close the excursion, we will share a snack by the sea on a quiet beach, ideal for relaxing, enjoying the scenery, and absorbing the energy of the place after a day full of adventure and discovery.

Immerse yourself in the icy beauty of the iconic Perito Moreno Glacier—without worrying about the logistics and navigation—on this day trip from El Calafate. Following hotel pickup, travel to Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once there, you can do a four-hour hike to the glacier or choose an optional boat tour.

Between its historical sites and its natural beauty, El Chalten has plenty to offer curious visitors. This day trip is an easy way to visit the town and its surroundings: admire views of Cerro Torre and Mount Fitz Roy as you trek to a condor lookout point, historical inn, and panoramic view points. This tour includes a mix of transportation by foot and by vehicle, and includes a sit-down lunch.

Visiting Perito Moreno Glacier in just one day is easy on this guided tour from El Calafate with hotel pickup included. An early-morning departure helps you beat the crowds, so you can wander along the walkways in front of the glacier without too much interference once you arrive. Then, get close within 490 feet (150 meters) of the glacier on a sailing tour around the south face (available as an upgrade option upon checkout).

Hike to the stunning Laguna Esmeralda without the stress of navigating remote trails or planning logistics on your own. This small-group trekking tour leads you through forests to the lagoon’s striking emerald waters where you enjoy an included box lunch. As you explore your guide fills you in on the natural history of this spectacular landscape.

Get ready to live one of the most unforgettable adventures at the End of the World. The Beagle Channel awaits you with landscapes that look like they belong to another planet: snow-covered mountains, crystal-clear waters, and that pure southern air you can only feel in Ushuaia. The journey begins toward Bird Island, where hundreds of cormorants and seagulls greet you from the sky. We continue to Alicia Island to meet the two-furred sea lions, and then to the iconic Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse —yes, the one from all the photos! But the most magical moment comes at Martillo Island : Magellanic and Gentoo penguins walking freely by the sea, curious and calm. Seeing them up close is something you don’t explain —you feel it. It’s an experience made for those who love nature, photos that tell stories, and journeys that truly move you. Join the adventure! Book your spot and discover why Ushuaia is not just a destination —it’s a dream come true.

We begin the tour by crossing a meadow or mallin, and then climbing the slopes of the mountain. After 30 minutes we have views of the Centinela River valley, Lake Argentino and Torres del Paine. The route continues uphill until reaching elevated fields at about 400 meters above sea level. Where you could eventually see the ranch's livestock (cows) and wild animals such as guanacos, hares, foxes, armadillos and skunks (skunks or skunks). After appreciating the landscapes, the descent begins through a lenga forest, until reaching the barbecue area in the center of the ranch.

Puerto Madryn is renowned for its incredible wildlife sightings, and this tour lets you get a closer look at sea lions in their natural environment. Enjoy swimming and snorkeling in a shallow cove known for its many wild sea lions, spot sea birds around the Natural Reserve of Punta Loma, and keep a look out for whales, dolphins, and penguins along the way. The sea lions are not trained or fed by the tour providers, and any interaction is initiated by them.

When your cruise ship docks at the End of the World, make the most of your limited time exploring this spectacular part of Patagonia on a shore excursion to Tierra del Fuego National Park and the End of the World train (tickets not included). Let someone else focus on navigating so that you can admire the glacier lakes, snow-capped mountains, and ancient forests that make this remote region so alluring.

Join the highly sought-after Tierra del Fuego National Park Tour, one of the top-rated experiences in Ushuaia. This adventure takes you deep into the heart of Tierra del Fuego National Park, where an official guide will reveal the hidden gems of this breathtaking sub-Antarctic forest. You’ll be picked up from your hotel or lodging and head straight to the park, located just 7 miles (11 km) from the city. Your experience includes your ticket for the famous End of the World Train, allowing you to sit back and enjoy this iconic journey before entering the park. Once you arrive, you’ll enjoy a relaxing 3–4 hour guided walk, immersing yourself in the park’s beauty—including serene Lake Acigami and scenic walkways overlooking the Beagle Channel. Feel free to pause along the way to rest, snap photos, and soak in the surrounding nature. This is a one-of-a-kind experience for nature lovers looking to explore the edge of the globe. Book your spot today and create unforgettable memories!

From the gangway inside the harbour, local guides will take you to explore the "End of the World". With a personalised tour, avoiding the crowds, through Tierra del Fuego National Park, where we will visit: - Ensenda Zaratiegui, where we will be able to see the End of the World Post Office. (Closed down by P.N Argentina) - Lapataia Bay, with its landscape surrounded by mountains, its archaeological sites and the symbolic value of being the end of the Pan-American Highway. - Lago Acigami, a lake with impressive scenery and native flora and fauna. - Cañadon del Toro, here we will enjoy a picnic with some local delicacies. This is one of the quietest and least visited places in the National Park. We will also get to know the city of Ushuaia, as on our way we will see most of the city, houses, squares, schools, and the way the local population lives and is made up. At the end of the tour you can choose to get off in the city centre or we can take you back to the cruise ship.

We spent an afternoon in the countryside visiting the main facilities of Estancia 25 de Mayo, where you can enjoy a chat around the stove, to learn about local history, life in Patagonian ranches and life of the pioneers of El Calafate. There is a demonstration of herding and shearing in the old warehouse. The tour continues along a flora path, where different native plants can be seen to arrive and enjoy the view of the hills, the Calafate stream and a tasting of mulled wine and candied lamb. The walk continues to the organic orchard and the old facilities that surround the main part of the ranch. The visit continues with a Show dinner at the Quincho Restaurant, where you can enjoy the traditional Patagonian lamb and the folkloric show with local artists.

Take a break from the hustle and bustle of the city and see some of the wildest areas of Tierra del Fuego with the help of a guide to show you the way. This small-group tour sees you hiking through tranquil valleys and forests toward the untouched Esmeralda Lagoon. It's a great choice for nature-lovers in Ushuaia.

Discover Patagonia Like Never Before Travel by 4x4 along rarely explored trails, skirting the majestic Lake Argentino, and take in breathtaking panoramic views of the Andes that will leave you in awe. Explore ancient caves and uncover the rock art of Patagonia’s first inhabitants, created over 4,000 years ago with natural pigments. Connect with the history and culture of this land while enjoying a lunch or dinner inside a cave—a moment that blends flavor, magic, and authenticity. This experience is designed for those seeking more than just a tour: adventure, discovery, and unforgettable memories await.

Traditional tour vehicles are a convenient way to get around, but they can’t always reach off-the-beaten-path places—especially in remote Ushuaia. This 4x4 tour of Escondido Lake and Fagnano Lake helps you go where cars can’t, so you enjoy an adventurous experience at the End of the World that will enhance your chance of spotting the flora and fauna the region is famous for.

You experience the penguin sighting from a small boat and in small groups of travelers, which allows you to see the penguins in small groups and up close, with an intimate observation that large boats do not allow. The tour crosses the Fuegian valleys to Puerto Almanza, a fishing village in front of the Beagle Channel, before sailing to the Isla Martillo colony, where the guide provides explanations aboard the boat (the vehicle transfer does not include guiding). Papuan penguins can be seen all year, and from October to March, Magellanic ones too.

Delve into the rich biodiversity of Peninsula Valdes (Valdes Peninsula)—a UNESCO World Heritage Site—on a Shared tour that comes with the undivided attention of your guide. Heighten your chances of spotting elephant seals and sea lions, and enjoy a relaxed walking tour of Puerto Pirámides city.

Explore the stunning landscapes of Monte León National Park on this full-day 4x4 adventure from El Calafate. Travel across the Patagonian steppe and along the Atlantic coast, guided by an expert who will reveal the region’s unique wildlife and geological wonders. Walk among penguins, admire sea lions, and enjoy a scenic hike to spectacular viewpoints overlooking the cliffs and coastal waters. The tour includes a guided walk and a packed lunch, making it the perfect way to experience Patagonia’s natural beauty in just one day.

Isla Martillo is one of the most visited attractions around Ushuaia, famous for its penguin colonies and accessible only by boat. On this tour, set sail across the Beagle Channel and enjoy magnificent views as you pass Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse and Isla de los lobos—known for its sea lions. Gain insight from the on-board commentary as you visit Isla Martillo, and learn how to tell the difference between Magallanic, Gentoo, and King penguins.

Admire the UNESCO-listed Perito Moreno Glacier and the spectacular landscapes of Los Glaciares National Park from two different perspectives on a day trip from El Calafate. Not only will you enjoy ample time to see the glacier from the boardwalks, you’ll also get closer to the ice during a boat trip on Argentino Lake (Lago Argentino).

Set sail from Ushuaia on a Beagle Channel cruise for the rare chance to explore an extreme part of the world. Glide past the Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse, often called the 'Lighthouse at the End of the World,' and stop for close-up views and photos. Continue to bird-rich islands such as Isla de los Pájaros, and disembark to explore Karelo Island on foot.

Discover the wonders of Patagonia on this thoughtfully designed tour, perfectly timed to fit your Princess Cruises schedule. Your journey begins at Punta Tombo, home to South America’s largest Magellanic penguin colony. From September through April, nearly one million penguins gather here to breed and molt, offering an unforgettable opportunity to observe these charming creatures in their natural habitat. As you explore the area, you’ll also encounter local wildlife such as guanacos and Patagonian hares. This is a unique opportunity to experience the rich biodiversity of Patagonia, guided by experts who bring the region’s stories to life. If time permits, the tour includes a brief guided city tour of Puerto Madryn, showcasing its cultural and historical highlights. This tour is designed with cruise passengers in mind, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable experience that maximizes your time ashore.