Tierra del Fuego National Park
Discover Tierra del Fuego National Park with visits to Lapataia Bay, Lake Acigami and Ensenada, plus an unforgettable journey aboard the End of the World Train.
From US$ 190
The experience
The route crosses some of the most emblematic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park, a protected area where Patagonian forests reach the sea and coexist with lakes, glacial valleys, extensive peat bogs and bays along the Beagle Channel. The first stop is at the End of the World Train station. As an optional activity, with the ticket not included, travelers can take the 7-kilometer journey following part of the former route used by the prisoners’ train between 1910 and 1947. The train departs from the End of the World Station, makes an intermediate stop at La Macarena and ends inside the National Park.
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The place
The entrance to Tierra del Fuego National Park lies 12 km west of Ushuaia. It is Argentina’s only national park with a marine coastline and covers 63,000 hectares where lenga, evergreen beech and ñire forests grow alongside calafate and notro shrubs, orchids, violets and senecios.
Why we love it
It brings together nature, history and unique landscapes in a single experience. The route visits some of the most representative corners of Tierra del Fuego National Park and brings part of Ushuaia’s history to life aboard the End of the World Train. Organized transfers and a bilingual guide make the visit comfortable and enriching.
Included
- Transfers according to the itinerary.
- Entrance to Tierra del Fuego National Park.
- Ticket for the End of the World Train.
- Bilingual guide throughout the excursion (English–Spanish).
Not included
- Food and drinks.
- Personal expenses.
- Gratuities.
- Services not expressly mentioned.
What to bring
- Comfortable warm clothing, waterproof or windproof jacket, and closed footwear with good grip. We also recommend water, a personal snack, sunscreen, sunglasses, hat, gloves and valid identification.
Accessibility
The excursion has partial accessibility. The End of the World Train offers accessible boarding, wheelchair-compatible carriages and an adapted restroom. Within the park there are accessible areas such as the Castorera trail and Bahía Lapataia boardwalks; however, some roads and trails have uneven surfaces. Please advise in advance of any mobility or special-assistance needs so availability can be confirmed and the route adapted where possible.
Recommendations
Weather in Tierra del Fuego can change quickly, even within the same day. Dress in layers, bring protection from wind and rain, and check the forecast before departure. Be punctual at the meeting point and follow the guide's and National Park staff's instructions at all times. Keep all waste with you until an authorized disposal point is available.
Restrictions
The excursion is subject to weather, road conditions and the operation of the National Park and End of the World Train.|The itinerary may change for safety reasons or force majeure.|Minors must travel with a responsible adult.|Pets are not permitted.|Visitors must remain on authorized trails and follow conservation guidelines.|Lighting fires outside expressly authorized areas is prohibited.|Guests with reduced mobility must advise of their needs before booking.
Experience details
- Duration
- Approximately 5 hours
- Availability
- All year
- Options
- Private, Shared
- Activity level
- Low
- Suitable for children
- Yes
Best time to visitYear-round
LocationUshuaia