Full day along the Beagle Channel coast to Puerto Almanza, the southernmost fishing village in Argentina, with Chile on the other side of the water. Stop at the Valle Carbajal viewpoint and have lunch in front of the canal, in a town restaurant: appetizer and main course of seafood, with a king crab preparation, not the whole piece. The dessert is at Ruca Kellen, a farm where strawberries are grown in Tierra del Fuego. You leave around 09:00 and it's about 8 hours with a guide in Spanish and English.
We look for them by their accommodation, whether it is a Hotel, House, or Apartment. The day before the excursion, we contacted each passenger at the provided contact to inform them of the exact pick-up time.
First stop on Route 3, half an hour from Ushuaia. The valley opens between the Sierra Alvear and Mount Olivia, with the Olivia River below. Get out of the vehicle to take pictures and continue your journey.
A lagoon beside the road, surrounded by lenga forest. Short stop to stretch your legs: here you can see the castoreras and the trees knocked down by the beavers, which arrived in Tierra del Fuego in 1946 and have no natural predator.
Go down Route J to Puerto Almanza, the southernmost fishing village in Argentina: a few houses on the coast, boats docked, and Chile on the other side of the water. I'm having lunch there, in front of the canal, at a town restaurant: appetizer and main course of seafood, with a king crab preparation. After stopping at Ruca Kellen, a farm where strawberries are grown in Tierra del Fuego, with a section dedicated to the yaganes, the first inhabitants of the canal. The dessert is there, at the tea house.
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