Great tour for those who enjoy hiking and navigation. In the morning we pick you up at the hotel and take National Road Nº 3 westwards. We arrive to the National Park, and after we pay the entrance fee (included), we go to the coastal path. This 4 and a half mile path (7 kilometer) takes around 3 hours of hiking and is one of the most beautiful hikings in the Park with lots of vegetation (High Deciduous Beech, Low Deciduous Beech, Evergreen Beech, Winters bark, Fire bush, etc.).

We then board a Zodiac boat and head to a beautiful bay called Ensenada. We navigate along the Beagle Channel to the Redonda Island and have a view of Rocky Cormorants that nest in a rocky wall of the island. We disembark on the island and have lunch in a refuge, enjoying one of the best views of this landscape.

After lunch you have some free time to walk around the island. This island is a natural reserve and it has only been opened for tourists a couple of years ago.There are two paths to walk, each takes 20 minutes.

We will then head to Lapataia Bay and along this trip we will see some of the most beautiful seabirds of the Argentinean South (Albatrosses, Petrels, Snowy Sheath Bills and maybe also Penguins). We arrive to Lapataia Bay, the end of the famous Panamerican Road at the Ends of the Earth. Here we will take our van to go back to Ushuaia

Difficulty:    moderate

Length:        full day

Transfer:     group Vehicle - approximate maximum capacity: 15 people

Guide:          group English/Spanish speaking guide

Includes: breakfast + lunch with beverages