Top Ushuaia Private Sightseeing Tours - page 2

A great relaxed sightseeing tour to learn, taste and discover the interior of Tierra del Fuego Island. Discover multiple viewpoints and photo opportunities while you enjoy a pleasant drive along mountain valleys. Learn about geology, history, botanic and much more with your knowledgeable local guide. At the right moment contemplate the landscapes with a biscuit and a cup of hot tea, coffee or mate. Experience the unique flavors of the local cuisine at a classic restaurant where they prepare the local lamb.

This tour is the best way to know the local life at the end of the world. Guided by a local professional tour guide, who gonna tell you everything about the city and the region. You will be able to ask all the questions that you want as well as all those curiosities you can think of, about life at the end of the world. You will see those corners that usually tourists do not reach.

Get the best possible experience inland Tierra del Fuego Island in company of your own private and certified local tour guide. This full day tour combines a 4 hours hiking tour to the idyllic Esmeralda Lagoon (easy terrain but muddy) a unique traditional lunch of local lamb and a car sightseeing visit to Garibaldi Pass, Escondido Lake and Fagnano Lake.

Embark on an accessible hike in the southernmost city globally, aiming to reach the stunning Emerald Lagoon. Commencing our journey north from the hotel, a brief 20-minute drive from the city, our guide provides insights into traversing the Lasifashaj Valley. The well-defined path varies with the season, guiding us through peat bogs and rocky landscapes. Continuing through additional forest, we walk alongside the Esmeralda River until we reach the captivating Laguna Esmeralda—a glacial lake renowned for its unique color, influenced by sediment from the Ojo del Albino Glacier. This vibrant hue is exclusive to summer, transforming into a frozen, snow-covered spectacle in winter. Pause to appreciate the Lagoon's beauty while enjoying a box lunch. The return journey retraces familiar terrain, offering a final opportunity to admire the surrounding wonders. Completing our hike, we meet our awaiting vehicle, ready to transport us back to the city of Ushuaia.

Available service for cruise passengers. For safety reasons, mountain clothing is necessary for this activity. In case you do not have the appropriate clothing you will have the option to rent. We get to the starting point by following national route 3 for about 17 kilometers; we begin the hike at the trail’s parking lot, which quickly takes us deep into the forest. The trail takes us close to a beaver dam and crosses the valley until finding a peat bog, where it will follow the Esmeralda river all the way to its source in the Esmeralda lagoon. After a final climb, we will get to the lagoon: frozen in the winter and dazzling us with its stunning color during the summer. If the weather is good enough, we will have lunch by the lagoon with a breathtaking view of the Albino glacier, the lagoon, and the surroundings. Afterward, we will take the same trail back to the transfer that will take you to your hotel.

Grand Traverse Paso Valdivieso towards Paso Beban Explore the hidden wonders of the Sierra Valdivieso on this exciting four-day expedition, where you will cross mountains, valleys and remote lagoons that will leave you breathless. The Valdivieso Pass and the mythical Beban Pass invite you to enjoy breathtaking landscapes, starry nights and the absolute tranquility of the end of the world. This journey is designed for those who seek to live a deep experience in nature. Day 1: From the Carbajal Valley to the Valdivieso Dome • Distance: 20 km • Positive level: 400 meters Duration: 9 hours Day 2: Exploration of the Valdivieso Valley and its Lagoons • Distance: 8.5 km • Positive level: 268 metres Duration: 4 hours Day 3: Paso Valdivieso towards Paso Beban • Distance: 15 km • Positive level: 900 meters Duration: 7 hours Day 4: Return to National Route 3 • Distance: 9 km Duration: 4 hours

Tierra del Fuego National Park, near Ushuaia, is a haven of natural beauty and biodiversity. Founded in 1960, it encompasses 68,000 hectares of unique landscapes including the Subantarctic Forest and breathtaking views of the Beagle Channel. During the visit, you will explore significant places such as Lake Acigami and Lapataia Bay, the endpoint of National Route No. 3, while learning about the culture of the Yagán people who inhabited the region. This experience offers a deep connection to nature and local history. - Discover the flora and fauna of Tierra del Fuego National Park - Visit iconic places like Lake Acigami and Lapataia Bay - Learn about the history of the native Yagán people - Ideal for nature and culture lovers Accessible Trekking: Short and adaptable walks at all levels

In this trail of about 10 km (round trip) we will have the chance to experience some of the different environments that Tierra del Fuego Island offers us. We will cross the Fuegian Native Forest, we will get to know the important peat bogs and their beautiful reddish tones and we will walk through the imposing Fuegian Andes. We will also see the beaver dams and learn about the history of this animal introduced to the island and the impact on the native ecosystem. We will come across a variety of birds representative of the environments we will pass through. Finally, after a pleasant walk we will arrive at the Laguna Esmeralda where we will be impressed by its bluish green colour due to its glacial origin. Here we will take a break, have time to take pictures, walk along the shores of the Laguna Esmeralda

How did an island of sea hunters become a prison and later Argentina’s southern hub? Why did native people live in the cold without clothes? Where is the real “Lighthouse at the End of the World”from Jules Verne’s novel? How do you build a house the Fuegian way? We’ll guide you through the history of Tierra del Fuego and Ushuaia, showing the city through local eyes. Discover the Yaghan and Selknam peoples, the role of Charles Darwin, the Argentine navy’s arrival, a Fuegian girl taken to 19th-century London, and why the city now has over 300 murals. Perfect for active travelers who want more than postcard views, curious explorers, photography and art lovers, families, and anyone eager to learn through adventure. We’ll walk outdoors, so dress warmly. The tour can focus on your interests or be fully private. The tour is led by me or my wife, Vika.

Welcome to one of the most impressive natural wonders of Ushuaia: The Vinciguerra glacier is a spectacle of nature. With its ice peaks rising into the blue sky and its imposing crevasses, this glacier will take your breath away. Its shades of bright blue and white contrast with the surrounding landscape of forests and mountains, creating a stunning and photogenic sight.

Ice climbing at the end of the world. Ideal for beginners or advanced, where in addition to living this experience you will get to know Tierra del Fuego from another perspective, entering the forests, valleys and waterfalls that this magnificent place hides. Accompanied by professional and local guides/instructors from Tierra del Fuego.

Embark on a thrilling private shore tour through the wild landscapes of Tierra del Fuego. This full-day adventure combines panoramic mountain views, off-road exploration, and a relaxing lakeside meal in the heart of Patagonia’s pristine wilderness. Travel across the Andes via Garibaldi Pass, where breathtaking views of Lake Escondido unfold below. Then leave the paved road behind for an exciting 4x4 ride along forest trails once used by sawmills. Reach the vast Lake Fagnano, Argentina’s fifth-largest, and enjoy free time for a walk in nature. A hearty Patagonian lunch awaits in an exclusive forest refuge, before your return to Ushuaia. Available: October – June

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.

The Tierra del Fuego archipelago is home to some of Patagonia’s most spectacular scenery, and the best views lie off the beaten track. On this tour, explore off-road in a 4WD and visit hidden spots that couldn’t be reached otherwise, including the Fagnano and Escondido Lakes. In summer, enjoy an optional canoeing excursion on the lake, then cap off your outdoor adventure with an included BBQ lunch.

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.