• Day 01: Spider Crab Route

Itinerary details
9:00 a.m. - Departure from Ushuaia
10:30am - Laguna Victoria (Ancestral) - Country Breakfast *
11:40 a.m. - Brown Bay (Descent and Sighting of Puerto Williams and Beagle Channel)
12:00pm - Visit to Puerto Almanza (Fishing Village), crab traps and local port
12:30pm - Lunch at a typical restaurant facing the Beagle Channel
1:30 p.m. - Duende Waterfall (No activity during winter due to ground conditions)
2:40 PM - Flag Tree and Panoramic Point of the Beagle Channel and Islets
5:00 PM - Return to Ushuaia

* During the winter season, breakfast will be held at a winter shelter with the possibility of optional winter activities (snowmobile rides, ATVs, snow tubing, horseback riding, or snowshoeing).

• Day 02: 4x4 Lakes Adventure

Itinerary details
09:00 - Departure from Ushuaia
10:00 - Garibaldi Pass
10:15 - Descent of the Andes Mountains in 4x4 (Lago Escondido)
11:30 - 4x4 tour through the Lenga Forest to Fagnano Lake
12:30 - Estancia La Carmen (Use of facilities)
1:30 PM - Lunch at your own shelter
3:00 PM - Return to Ushuaia
4:30 PM - Arrival in Ushuaia

Lunch at the Fagnano Lake Shelter (Estancia La Carmen):

Starter: Ham and Cheese
Main Course: Roast beef with salads or mixed roasted vegetables
Dessert: Homemade Flan
Drinks: Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages
Coffee, Tea, Milk Chocolate and Artisanal Liquor with Homemade Chocolates.

• Día 03: Excursión gratis:

End of the World Train

Itinerary details
This tour is recommended for the whole family. Children will enjoy the train whistles, the shunting yard, and its smoking locomotives, while parents can sip tea, take photos, or simply relax.

The first stage borders the Pipo River, where herds of wild horses can be seen.

At the first stop, called Cascada de la Macarena station, there is a reconstruction of the huts made by the Yámana Indians of the area. Another trail leads to the small waterfall; the stop lasts 15 minutes.

The journey continues through Tierra del Fuego National Park, allowing travelers to enjoy rivers, waterfalls, mountains, and lenga and coihué forests.