• Parque del Estrecho de Magallanes - The Strait of Magellan Park spans nearly 250 hectares as a protected area. Its primary aim is to preserve and promote the natural and historical heritage it encompasses. Key attractions within the Park include: - Museum of the Strait (Interpretation Center): A landscape sentinel with 1,600 m2 featuring a café, shop, panoramic terrace, and interpretive multimedia exhibits. - MHN Fuerte Bulnes Site: A 4-hectare historical reconstruction of the first Chilean settlement in the region. - Path of the Coast: A 1.5-kilometer trail of low to medium difficulty that winds through forests and rocky areas around the Fort. - Forest of the Wind Trail: A pedestrian path nearly 300 meters long, of low difficulty, offering views of passing boats, birds, and whales.
• Cementerio Municipal - The Municipal Cemetery of Punta Arenas, officially known as Sara Braun Municipal Cemetery, spans four hectares on Avenida Bulnes in the northern part of the Magallanes Region, Chile.

The entrance features a portico donated by benefactress Sara Braun, leading to a square that branches into avenues lined with cypress trees.

It was declared a National Monument in the Historic Monument Category by Decree 499 on November 26, 2012.

Various international publications have recognized it as one of the world’s most beautiful cemeteries.

• Mirador Cerro De La Cruz - A viewpoint offering a panoramic view of the bay and the surrounding landscapes.
• Plaza de Armas - Muñoz Gamero Square
• Museo Regional De Magallanes - Situated in the Braun Menéndez Family palace, it houses collections of furniture and artifacts from Magallanes’ golden era, along with historical and temporary exhibitions.
• Punta Arenas - The tour begins after pickup, traveling 60 km south of the city. The route follows the Strait of Magellan, showcasing a variety of seabirds: seagulls, caiquenes, ibis, cormorants, and more. The journey lasts about an hour. The first stop is the landmark marking Chile’s geographic center, perfect for photos, before continuing to Fort Bulnes, just a kilometer away.

After an hour exploring the fort, the return journey begins, with a visit to another historical site, Mansa, located 1.5 kilometers from Fort Bulnes. Here, visitors explore Rey Don Felipe City, founded in 1584 by Don Pedro Sarmiento and later renamed Puerto del Hambre. Visitors can take photos and learn about the site’s history before returning to Punta Arenas.

Visiting Punta Arenas, the southernmost city in the Americas, offers a journey through Patagonia’s history. The first stop is at ‘Cerro de la Cruz’.

• Bahia Mansa - Bahía Mansa, the only natural shelter on the north coast of the Strait of Magellan, has been used since ancient times by the first inhabitants, nomadic hunter-gatherers, ancestors of the historic Kawéskar canoeists, who navigated the south of the Brunswick peninsula and the Patagonian channels and fjords. A new Caleta de Pescadores is planned for construction.

• Complimentary hotel/port pickup and drop-off
• Travel comfortably in a private vehicle

• Food and drinks
• Lunch
• ticket Fuerte Bulnes y Cementery

• Child rate applies only when sharing with 2 paying adults

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.