Les points forts d'Ushuaia et la dégustation de vins de Patagonie

Get ready to fall in love with Ushuaia, the southernmost city on the planet. This tour invites you to discover its most iconic sights, capture postcard-perfect views, and wrap it all up with a Patagonian wine tasting you won’t forget.

We begin the experience with hotel pick-up and head straight to explore some of the city’s must-see spots. We’ll stroll through the charming La Misión neighborhood – one of the first settlements – and visit the famous Ushuaia sign for an epic photo with the Beagle Channel in the background.

As we move through the city, we’ll visit historical landmarks and panoramic viewpoints that offer breathtaking views of mountains, lakes, glaciers, and forests – the perfect setting to learn about Ushuaia’s past and present, and why it’s known as the gateway to Antarctica.

To close the tour in the most delicious way, we’ll enjoy a tasting of three carefully selected Patagonian wines, paired with regional cheeses. A sommelier-style introduction will guide us through the aromas, grape varieties, and winemaking secrets of this unique region.

Whether you're into culture, nature, photography, or wine – this tour brings it all together in one relaxed and memorable experience at the End of the World.

Lodging in Ushuaia - Double or Single Base 

Included Meals: Breakfast, Wine Tasting 

­ 

­

Leaving the city of Ushuaia heading southwest, we take National Route No. 3 toward Tierra del Fuego National Park. After crossing the Pipo River bridge, next to the Ushuaia Golf Club, we reach the End of the World Train Station, home of the historic Austral Fueguino Railway — where we board one of the most magical train rides in the world.

The journey continues through Lenga forests and peat bogs, following a scenic road that leads us to Lake Acigami (formerly Lake Roca), a glacial lake framed by mountains and forests, home to a variety of native bird species.

The final stretch of the tour takes us through the Cormorant Archipelago, past peatlands and a beaver dam, before arriving at Lapataia Bay — the symbolic end of the Pan-American Highway.

At Lapataia Bay, in addition to a stunning coastal landscape rich in mollusks and mussels, we will find archaeological remains of the Yámana people, the original inhabitants of this land. There will be time to walk along the boardwalk, take photos, and enjoy the incredible feeling of standing at the end of the world.

Afterward, we return to Ushuaia. The rest of the afternoon is at leisure to visit the city on our own or to do the legenday sailing throught Beagle Channel Boat Trip. 

Lodging in Ushuaia - Double or Single Base 

Included Meals: Breakfast 

At the scheduled time, you will be transferred to Ushuaia Airport or port, marking the end of our services.

Included Meals: Breakfast