Experience the unforgettable at the southernmost tip of the world.
Embark on a one-of-a-kind tour across the legendary Beagle Channel, heading toward the enchanting Martillo Island, where the true stars appear before your eyes: Magellanic and Gentoo penguins, curious and charming, walking right beside you. A magical encounter you’ll never forget.
Along the way, admire the iconic Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse, the vibrant Bird Island, and Sea Lion Island. On the horizon, spot Puerto Almanza on the Argentinian coast and Puerto Williams across in Chile—while breathtaking landscapes unfold around you.
Every moment of this journey is special: stunning views, fascinating wildlife, captivating stories, and remote corners that only a lucky few get to explore.
Don’t miss it. Book now and discover the true End of the World.
Please arrive at the meeting point 30 minutes before departure to check in. If you have any questions, please contact us.
Navigation through this channel to Martillo Island, including the time to return to the starting point.
Located on a small rocky archipelago in the Beagle Channel, just 5 nautical miles from Ushuaia, Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse is one of the most photographed landmarks in Tierra del Fuego. Its name means ‘The Explorers’ in French, and it was inaugurated in 1920. It is still in operation today, fully automated.
We depart from Ushuaia’s tourist pier, sailing through the bay to reach the Beagle Channel via Paso Chico. We visit Bird Island, home to Fuegian birds such as albatrosses, skuas, geese, and gulls, and Sea Lion Island, where we observe both one-hair and two-hair sea lions. We arrive at the iconic Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse, surrounded by cormorants and history, including the Monte Cervantes shipwreck from 1930. Sailing east, we spot Puerto Almanza (Argentina) and Puerto Williams (Chile), before reaching Martillo Island, where Magellanic and Gentoo penguins await us. On the return journey, we sail along the northern coast, observing native flora and historic sites like Estancia Túnel and the Monte Sarmiento steamship, partially sunk since 1912. A unique journey through the Beagle Channel, blending nature, history, and unforgettable landscapes.
During our tour, we will stop in front of Isla de los Pájaros, a small rocky island that is part of Tierra del Fuego National Park. This island is home to an impressive number of seabirds, including: Imperial cormorants and black-necked cormorants Southern gulls and kelp gulls Skuas (southern hunting birds) On occasion, it is possible to see Magellanic penguins in the nearby waters.
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