• Beagle Channel - The cruise sets off from the city’s Tourist Pier, heading into the heart of the Beagle Channel. As the journey begins, passengers are treated to a stunning view of the Ushuaia coastline, including notable landmarks such as the Maritime Museum (formerly a prison), the End of the World Museum, the industrial district, and the majestic Mount Olivia and Mount Cinco Hermanos.
• Los Lobos Island - The cruise continues southwest towards Los Lobos Island, where passengers can admire sea lions in their natural habitat from the comfort of the boat, surrounded by breathtaking scenery.
• Los Pájaros Island - The journey proceeds to Los Pájaros Island, a haven for Magellanic and Imperial Cormorants, offering an excellent opportunity for birdwatching enthusiasts to observe marine birds.
• Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse - The cruise advances towards the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, located in the archipelago of the same name. Here, visitors can view remnants of the Monte Cervantes, a ship that tragically sank in 1930.
• Gable Island - As the cruise crosses the Beagle Channel from north to south, passengers will have the chance to see Gable Island and the Puerto Williams Naval Base, situated on Navarino Island, Chile.

• Sail the seas on a catamaran
• Explore with a local guide
• All fees and taxes included

• Food, beverages and other services not especified
• Transfer from the hotel to the pier and vice versa

The cruise sets sail from Ushuaia’s Tourist Pier, providing stunning views of the coastline, including sights such as the Maritime Museum and Mount Olivia. Heading southwest, the journey takes us to Los Lobos Island to watch sea lions, followed by a visit to Los Pájaros Island, which is inhabited by Magellanic and Imperial cormorants. The cruise continues to the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, where the remains of the Monte Cervantes shipwreck can be seen. As we cross the Beagle Channel, we enjoy views of Gable Island and Puerto Williams before arriving at Martillo Island, where we can observe the charming Magellanic penguins swimming and nesting. After this memorable experience, the cruise returns to Ushuaia, passing by Estancias Túnel and Fique.

• This tour is accessible for people with reduced mobility, as the points visited have access ramps and wheelchair storage. We also have adapted restrooms, and we have trained staff to provide advice and assistance to people with reduced mobility.
• All descriptions and itineraries are illustrative only: activity times, order of activities, and attractions visited may vary depending on the captain’s assessment and weather conditions.
• The descent to Karelo Island is subject to weather conditions and the captain’s assessment.
• The type of boat will be subject to the company’s internal procedures.
• We recommend bringing a coat, hat, gloves, and a waterproof jacket. In summer, we recommend bringing sunglasses and sunscreen.

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