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Ushuaia off-road tour: Lakes, Andes & Magallanes FaultThis 8-hour off-road tour from Ushuaia combines sealed highway stops with 4x4 forest paths to reach Escondido and Fagnano Lakes. You start at Carbajal Valley's glacial viewpoint, cross the Andes at Paso Garibaldi, then descend into Fuegian woodland on old exploration routes to the Magallanes Fault. Hotel pickup, a specialized local guide in English or Spanish, lunch at a rustic lodge and snacks are included.Is it for me?The 4x4 forest paths are the defining feature, so book this tour if you want to reach Fagnano Lake and the Magallanes Fault by routes sealed-road tours cannot access. The full day—8 hours including lunch and multiple viewpoints—suits travelers who have a morning free and want the landscape in depth rather than a quick highlight.
El Calafate: Horseback ride in Estancia 25 de Mayo + lunchYou’ll ride horseback through El Calafate’s Estancia 25 de Mayo Nature Reserve with a local guide, crossing canyons and streams before sharing a country lunch in a cave with gauchos. Expect quiet moments, real conversation, and landscapes you’ll remember long after you leave Patagonia.
4x4 Off Road Adventure: Escondido & Fagnano Lakes from UshuaiaIf you want to see Tierra del Fuego beyond Ushuaia’s main streets, this off-road trip is for you. You’ll cross mountain passes in a 4x4, spot wildlife in deep forests, eat real Argentine barbecue by Lake Fagnano—and get stories from guides who know every hidden corner.
Tierra del Fuego National Park tour: Small-group shore excursionA small-group shore excursion to Tierra del Fuego National Park from Ushuaia, designed for cruise travelers, visits Lapataia Bay, Lake Roca, Ensenada Zaratiegui and Canyon del Toro with a local guide in English or Spanish. Pickup and return happen inside the port area near your ship, and hot drinks with snacks are included; national park entrance is payable separately at check-in (approximately $20–30 USD). The tour runs about four and a half hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if your ship is docked in Ushuaia and you want to explore Tierra del Fuego's key sights in a small group—pickup and drop-off happen right at the port, so you're back before the ship departs.
Tierra del Fuego National Park Private Tour from UshuaiaA private guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park departing from Ushuaia port takes you through forest trails, past Lapataia Bay and to Lake Roca, which straddles the Argentina-Chile border. Your local guide leads the hikes, park entry is included, and pickup and drop-off happen at the port. The tour runs four hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book the private van or minivan option if your group is larger or you prefer more space; choose the standard private tour if it's just a few of you. Either way, you move as your own party with a guide who knows the park, which means the pace stays yours and the hikes don't rush.
Puerto Almanza King Crab Cooking Tour & Lunch from UshuaiaYou’ll cook fresh Fuegian king crab with locals in Puerto Almanza, explore quiet trails along the Beagle Channel, enjoy seafood lunch with real fishermen’s catch, then relax by a fire with homemade treats—all just outside Ushuaia.
Tierra del Fuego National Park Private Tour from UshuaiaA private guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park departing from Ushuaia with hotel or harbor pickup, a live guide in English, Spanish or Portuguese, and stops at the southernmost post office, Lake Roca, the Alakush Visitor Center and Bahía Lapataia. The tour runs 4 hours inside the park and is timed to your ship's arrival and departure, so you control when you move between stops and how long you spend at each one.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving by ship and need the timing locked to your departure — the operator tracks your schedule and builds the day around it so you don't spend the tour calculating whether you'll make it back. A private guide means you set the pace at each stop instead of moving with a larger group.
El Calafate Airport to Hotel: Private TransferYou're picked up at Armando Tola Airport by a private driver who meets you at arrivals and takes you directly to your El Calafate hotel. The 30–40 minute drive covers all fees upfront, so there's no negotiating at the curb or surprises on the meter. Infants travel on an adult's lap.Is it for me?Book this if you're landing in El Calafate and want to skip the taxi queue and meter negotiation—the driver meets you at arrivals and the price is locked in, so you go straight to your hotel without fuss.
El Calafate Airport Transfer: Private Hotel PickupYou're picked up from your hotel lobby at a time you choose and driven directly to El Calafate airport in a private vehicle. The driver knows the route, tracks your flight, and the price is fixed before you book — which means you can focus on packing instead of worrying about how you'll get to the terminal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the uncertainty of shared shuttles and the hassle of arranging your own transport — a private pickup means you leave when you're ready, not when the van fills up, and you know the cost before you get in.
Perito Moreno Glacier Walkway Tour from El CalafateThe Perito Moreno Glacier Walkway Tour is an eight-hour guided tour from El Calafate through Los Glaciares National Park, where you walk the park's circuit of boardwalks to view the glacier's south face and Brazo Rico from multiple vantage points. A specialist guide accompanies you in an air-conditioned vehicle and on foot; hotel pickup is included. The walkways span roughly five kilometers at varying levels, and conditions permitting, you may witness ice blocks detaching and falling into the water below.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want guided context about the glacier's geology and history alongside your time on the boardwalks, and need transport from El Calafate included in one coordinated day.
Perito Moreno Glacier El Calafate: Walkways & Boat TourYou walk the Perito Moreno Glacier's 4-kilometer boardwalk system at your own pace with a bilingual guide, then take a one-hour boat ride across Lago Argentino to view the 80-meter ice wall from the water. The tour includes hotel pickup, three hours on the walkways with a lunch break option, and returns you to El Calafate in the afternoon.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the Perito Moreno Glacier without arranging transport, park entry, or timing the walkways and boat ride yourself — the fixed schedule and included guide handle all three, leaving you free to move at your own pace once you're there.
El Calafate: Walichu Caves 4x4 tour with lunchYou’ll ride from El Calafate along Lago Argentino’s wild coast in a 4x4 with local guides who know every story and shortcut. Walk among ancient cave paintings at Walichu Caves, then share lamb stew and wine right inside the rock itself. It’s quiet out there — you’ll feel it in your bones long after you’ve left.
Kayak Perito Moreno Glacier: Paddle at water levelKayak in front of Perito Moreno Glacier on Lake Argentino in Los Glaciares National Park near El Calafate, paddling at water level for 90 minutes with a guide who stays in the kayak beside you. The full day runs 10 hours from hotel pickup (8 or 10 am start, depending on availability) through the 74 km drive to the park, safety briefing, the paddle itself, hot drinks and snacks afterward, and free time to walk the glacier walkways. Minimum age is 14; no kayaking experience needed. Choose the option with transfer from your El Calafate hotel, or meet at the activity base near the park entrance.Is it for me?Choose the transfer option if you're staying in El Calafate and want the full day without driving yourself; the 74 km each way is handled and you get the walkway time after paddling. Pick the no-transfer option if you're already at the park or prefer a shorter, focused experience—just the paddle and the guide's explanation, no extra time on the boardwalks.
Ushuaia: Beagle Channel yacht tour with guide & stopsYou’ll join a small group for a Beagle Channel yacht tour from Ushuaia, guided by locals who share stories as you spot sea lions, cormorants, and wild landscapes. Walk on Bridges Islands for panoramic views before warming up with hot drinks or Ushuaia craft beer onboard—a slow adventure you’ll remember long after you’re back on land.
El Calafate Airport Transfer: Hotel Pickup & CarpoolingYou get picked up from your hotel at a time matched to your flight, share a ride to El Calafate airport with other travelers, and arrive with the buffer you need for check-in. The schedule is set when you book, the route is handled by someone who knows it, and the cost stays low because you're splitting the ride.Is it for me?Book this if you want the airport run handled without arranging a taxi, negotiating a price, or timing it yourself — the fixed pickup window is what makes it reliable on a travel day when you're already thinking about a dozen other things.
Tierra del Fuego tour from Ushuaia: Pan-American route endA private half-day tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park from Ushuaia with a professional guide in English or Spanish. You travel through the park's landscapes to Lapataia Bay, where the Pan-American route ends after 15,000 kilometers from Alaska, and to Lake Roca, a binational lake on the Chilean border. The guide shares the flora and fauna along the way; private transportation is included. National park entrance is separate.Is it for me?Book a morning or early afternoon slot if you want to fit the tour around a ship departure or a flight out of Ushuaia the same day; the four-hour window leaves room for the national park entrance and a meal before you need to be elsewhere. The private format means your guide adjusts the pace to your group and doesn't rush the photo stop at the end of the Pan-American route.
Ushuaia: Lake Fagnano & Escondido Half-Day with PickupYou get picked up from your hotel, driven to Garibaldi Pass for views of Lago Escondido, walk through native forest to a beaver farm, then spend time on the shores of Lago Fagnano with a snack included. The guide handles the route and the history; you just show up and walk. Four hours round-trip, suitable for all fitness levels, with adventure insurance and transport sorted.Is it for me?Right for travelers with limited time in Ushuaia who want to see both lakes and native forest without arranging their own transport or timing. The half-day format means you can combine this with another activity—the national park in the morning, or sailing on the Beagle Channel later—and still fit it into a single day.
Tierra del Fuego National Park hike: Small groups, local guidesA guided hike through Tierra del Fuego National Park in a small group with a certified local guide, covering Lapataia Bay, Lake Roca and Ensenada Zaratiegui over 5.5 hours. The guide shares the geography, ecology and human history of the park as you walk sub-Antarctic forests, peatlands and the Beagle Channel coast. Pickup from your accommodation is included; park entry is separate.Is it for me?Pickup from your hotel means you don't need a rental car or a ride arranged separately—the guide handles the transport between trailheads, so you can focus on the walk and the landscape instead of navigation.
Ushuaia Trekking & Canoeing: Tierra del Fuego National ParkA full-day trek and canoe tour in Tierra del Fuego National Park near Ushuaia combines a 3-hour summer hike (or shorter winter walk) through native forest and along the Beagle Channel with a 1-hour paddle down the Lapataia River in inflatable canoes. Hotel pickup, a bilingual guide, hot lunch in a heated tent, and all canoeing equipment are included; the tour runs 7 to 10 hours in summer, 6 to 8 hours in winter, and canoeing difficulty is low. Winter visitors can choose to walk the Pipo River Valley instead or add a separate historical train ride.Is it for me?Choose the summer version if you want the full Beagle Channel coastal hike and island views; pick winter if you prefer shorter walks and don't mind snow-covered terrain, or if you want to add the historical train ride separately. Either way, the canoe paddle down the Lapataia River is the same—a low-difficulty float toward the sea with all gear and a guide handling the logistics.
Tierra del Fuego Park tour from Ushuaia: Lapataia Bay & trainA guided tour of Tierra del Fuego National Park departing from Ushuaia with hotel pickup, a professional guide, and the choice to add a ride on the End of the World Train. The tour covers four to five hours, includes stops at panoramic viewpoints and Lapataia Bay, and lets you walk the footbridge at the southernmost point of National Route 3. National Park entrance fees are paid separately in cash at the gate.Is it for me?Choose the park-only option if you want to maximize time on the ground at Lapataia Bay and the viewpoints without the train ride. Add the train if you want the historic railway experience woven into the park tour—it's the defining stop for most visitors, and the itinerary is built around it.
