Ushuaia, Argentina: Beagle Channel Navigation. Depart from Ushuaia’s Tourist Pier, your gateway to Argentina’s southernmost reaches. Cruise along the coast and pass key landmarks like the Maritime Museum (once a prison), the End of the World Museum, and the industrial area established in the 1980s. From here, enjoy breathtaking views that combine the sea and mountains, including Mount Olivia, the Cinco Hermanos, Fique and Tunnel Ranches, the jagged Craggy Mountains, and the Encajonado River. These cultural and natural features reflect Argentina’s rich history, diverse landscapes, and everyday life, offering you an essential experience.
Next, venture into the Beagle Channel, a narrow waterway marking the natural border between Argentina and Chile. Continuing to the Edeideurs Lighthouse, strategically placed in the Archipelago to guide ships through these challenging waters. Sail on to Isla de los Lobos (Seals Island), where you observe the playful sea lions in their natural habitat. Finally, reach Isla de los Pájaros (Birds Island), home to a variety of seabirds including Magellan Cormorants, Imperial Cormorants, albatrosses, Fulmar Petrels, and many other species, making it a paradise for birdwatchers.
Set sail from Ushuaia on an unforgettable Beagle Channel Navigation, where breathtaking landscapes, historic landmarks, and close encounters with sea lions and seabirds bring the magic of Patagonia to life.
