Top Ushuaia Half-day Tours - page 3

A unique and exclusive experience, designed for families, friends and couples, where you can combine a special adventure in harmony with nature, along with the best gastronomy in Ushuaia. Our mountain guides have the experience and all the good vibes to carry forward this authentic experience, designed for the whole year, where you will see the best panoramic views that the journey to the glacier offers, both of the city of Ushuaia and the Beagle Channel. A rich chocolate with bills and an introductory talk to the landscape, as well as the possibility to consult our experts about the landscape, the environment and life in Ushuaia, make this experience personalized, fun and unique! After an intense and special trek, you can optionally hire a rich dinner at Taberna del Viejo Lobo, an iconic Ushuaia themed restaurant.

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.

We will enjoy a relaxing yatch sailing through the historic and challenging Beagle Channel, the cradle of countless historic shipwrecks in these icy waters south of the Strait of Magellan. One of the objectives will be to obtain the typical postcard with the lighthouse behind us. We set sail from the tourist pier along the wide Ushuaia Bay, observing from another perspective the profile of the city of Ushuaia and the geographical distribution at the foot of the Andes Mountains; until reaching the Beagle Channel through the Paso Chico. There we sail around the Island of the Birds where we appreciate the Fuegian birds such as Skúas, Steam Ducks, Cauquenes, Cook Gulls and Gray Gulls. We go on around the sea lions’ island where we can see specimens of sea lions with one and two hairs. Both islands belong to the Bridges archipelago.

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.

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.

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.

Tierra del Fuego National Park sits at Argentina's southern tip and is hard to explore independently without transport into the park. Take a tour from Ushuaia that handles the trip, traveling among the lakes and mountains with a guide sharing the stories of the people who have lived here. Add the historic End of the World Train for part of the journey if you choose.

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.

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.

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!

Set out on a hike to Laguna Esmeralda with this full-day excursion from Ushuaia. Follow your guide on a 9.4-kilometer round-trip trek through the forest with views of mountains and hanging glaciers like the Albino Glacier. Learn about the local wildlife, especially a large variety of birds. Enjoy free time at Laguna Esmeralda to admire the views.

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.

The trek will combine dream landscapes with excitement and lots of fun. It is an innovative trekking excursion, since we add information on flora and fauna, as well as you will be able to know the peat and its components, among so many moments of the route.

Discover the natural beauty of Tierra del Fuego National Park on a hiking excursion. Set out on forest trails to see lakes, rivers, and the Beagle Channel shore. Learn about archeological sites, local history, and wildlife from your guide during the hike. Travel to the end of the Panamerican Highway to see 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.

Explore Tierra del Fuego National Park in a more active and close way: by hike. In small groups and accompanied by professional local guides, I discovered the park’s less-traveled trails, among sub-Antarctic forests, peatlands, rivers and the Beagle Channel coast. This experience invites you to connect with nature, observe its flora and fauna, and understand how life is formed in the far south of the continent. During the tour, you will discover iconic places such as Ensenada Zaratiegui, Lake Acigami and Lapataia Bay, where the Pan American Route ends. Along the way, your guides will share stories, knowledge and curiosities about the geography, ecology and human history of this unique corner of the planet. More than an excursion, it is an interpretive walk designed to enjoy, learn and feel part of the environment. Highlights Small group experience Nature and learning Certified local guides Includes transportation Coffee and snack

Don't miss your chance to visit Tierra del Fuego National Park, just 7.5 miles (12 kilometers) from Ushuaia. This tour lets you skip the hassle of driving and stops at all the most scenic points on the way. Upon arrival you have the option to ride the End of the World Train.

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.

Trekking to the Emerald Lagoon is an unforgettable experience that combines unspoilt nature, physical effort and unique landscapes. This lagoon, known for its unrivalled emerald color and glacier setting, is just 20 kilometers from Ushuaia. The tour is ideal for those seeking adventure and connection with nature. The trail, approximately 9 kilometers round trip, takes you through subantarctic forests, crystal clear rivers and peatlands, offering direct contact with the natural beauty of Tierra del Fuego. During the walk, a bilingual guide will accompany you, giving you information about the ecosystem of the region. This tour is available on Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays, with a duration of 5 hours and a high difficulty level. It is suitable only for people over 12 and under 60.

Sail around the ends of the earth on this half-day yacht tour of the Beagle Channel from Ushuaia. Take in the unspoiled sight of isles and peaks on this strait that runs through the Tierra del Fuego Archipelago, stopping to disembark on several islands where you can observe native wildlife like penguins, sea lions, and cormorants. Learn about their unique habitats nestled from a guide, and recharge with a snack and hot tea or coffee onboard while gliding past the magnificent scenery of the southernmost point in the world.

Ushuaia, often called the city at the end of the world, is located in the southernmost part of the Patagonia region of Argentina where it's surrounded by natural beauty. On this half-day tour, drive through forests and explore Hidden Lake (Lago Escondido) and Lake Fagnano (Lago Fagnano) including views from the top of Garibaldi Pass. Learn more about the history of Patagonia during a visit to a historic house that was built as a traveler's resting place before the road was built. Short hikes on the property are rewarded with homemade bread and coffee.

Nature-lovers can get an overview of Tierra del Fuego National Park's beauty on this half-day guided tour. See lakes, mountains, and the southernmost coast of Argentina. Step aboard the End of the World Train, where you'll hear the fascinating stories of Ushuaia's past while surrounded by stunning landscapes, including the Pipo River and La Macarena waterfall.

We make the excursion wolves, birds and lighthouse and then we go to the Hammer Island where you can meet the 2 penguin colonies that inhabit the area. Navigation includes a navigation certificate.

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.