DAY TOUR to Colonia de Sacramento (Uruguay) from Buenos Aires. The District of Colonia is in the south west of the Oriental Republic of Uruguay. It is situated 178 km from Montevideo and only 40 km from the city of Buenos Aires. Washed by the Río de la Plata, the area offers over 200 km beaches and several islands along its coastline. Colonia del Sacramento and Carmelo are in this district, both of utter importance in the historic development of the country. Colonia del Sacramento is situated in the peninsula founded by the Portuguese in 1680, who settled on the coast as they considered them strategic for expansion over the Río de la Plata. Due to this, the area which has been disputed by the greatest European countries is known as “The Apple of Discord”. Its population is formed by immigrants of Swiss, German, Spanish, Portuguese and aborigine origin. The historic area of the city preserves its paving stone streets of the colonial times, and has been declared “Cultural Inheritance of Humanity” by UNESCO. Carmelo is situated on the margins of Las Vacas stream, which keeps important traffic of nautical tourism. Other main sights are the Rambla de los Constituyentes, Playa Seré, Zagarzazú Beach, the Hotel Casino and the Fauna Reserve. Important: Upon arrival in Colonia Port, visitors must go to Buquebus counter to obtain vouchers and the schedules of the contracted services.

Departing from Buenos Aires we travel through the northern neighborhoods: Olivos, Martinez, La Lucila, Acassusso and San Isidro. After arrival in Tigre town we take a catamaran to navigate through different rivers and streams of Paraná River delta. There are many breaks and restaurants along the river. In Tigre we find numerous channels, weekend houses, and clubs, some with beautiful buildings like the Venetian style Italian club. After catamaran navigation, we return by bus to restaurants area in Buenos Aires city, located in Puerto Madero and San Nicolas neighborhood. We have a three steps lunch (without drinks).

Visit the 5 most important rivers that form the lower delta, where we can appreciate its majestic beauty of ochre and green tones. We will observe the canals shaped by nature, the classic rowing clubs, the Tigre Art Museum and the unique life of the inhabitants of the islands. We will end the day with a visit to the typical Puerto de Frutos and a tasty lunch. Afterwards we will return on a 2-hour trip to Puerto Madero where our adventure ends.

The Andean Crossing is a legendary route through the Patagonian Andean Lakes that connects Argentina and Chile. For over four centuries, these trails were traversed by the Huilliche and Mapuche peoples, who left behind a legacy of legends. This journey offers the opportunity to experience a unique natural adventure, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. We depart from Puerto Pañuelo, on the Llao Llao Peninsula, where we sail for an hour along the most iconic arm of Lake Nahuel Huapi. We recommend having your camera ready as we pass by Centinela Islet—the resting place of Francisco P. Moreno—and marvel at the beauty of the Blanca Waterfalls before docking at Puerto Blest. Once ashore, we can explore Blest Bay and the Frías River, whose striking green waters flow directly from the pristine glaciers of Mount Tronador. Note: there is an option to enhance this experience by staying at the recently renovated Hotel Puerto Blest. Here, you can immerse yourself in the Valdivian Rainforest, enjoy various trekking routes, or visit the majestic Cascada de los Cántaros. After leaving Puerto Blest, we take a short 15-minute bus ride through the forest, following a winding road alongside Lake Frías until we reach Puerto Alegre. There, we board another boat for a 25-minute cruise across the lake to Puerto Frías. Once immigration and customs formalities are completed, we board a specialized 4x4 mountain bus to cross the international border at its highest point. We descend through the breathtaking landscapes of the Valdivian Rainforest until we arrive in Peulla, Chile. We reach this eco-village located in the heart of Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park, a place where nature and magic truly merge, with its ancient forests and lush vegetation. Peulla is the chosen destination for lunch and enjoying a variety of outdoor activities. In the afternoon, we sail across Lake Todos los Santos towards Petrohué and finally, skirting the shores of Lake Llanquihue, we arrive in the city of Puerto Varas. PICK-UP IN BARILOCHE: DEPARTURE FROM THE TURISUR OFFICE (MITRE 150) - SHERATON BARILOCHE (SAN MARTÍN 536) - NH EDELWEISS (SAN MARTÍN 202) - HOTEL TRES REYES (12 DE OCTUBRE 135) - KM 2.5 (ENTRANCE OF DESIGN SUITES AND VILLA HUINID HOTELS) - KM 6 (ENTRANCE OF LA CASCADA HOTEL) - KM 7 (ENTRANCE OF NIDO DEL CÓNDOR, ROCHESTER, AND LIROLAY HOTELS) - KM 7.5 (ENTRANCE OF CHARMING HOTEL) - FINALLY, PUERTO PAÑUELO AND BOAT DEPARTURE. Daily Schedule (times may vary depending on the season, please reconfirm) •8:00 AM: We begin the Andean Crossing from downtown Bariloche. •11:00 AM: We arrive at Puerto Blest. •2:00 PM: We arrive at Puerto Frías (Argentine Customs). •2:45 PM: We arrive at Villa Peulla (Chilean Customs). •7:30 PM: Our final arrival in downtown Puerto Varas (Del Salvador 72).

We depart from the hotel to Puerto Pañuelo, located 25 km away from downtown, in front of Llao Llao. We start a 35-minute navigation until reaching Puerto Anchorena, located in the central and narrowest area of Isla Victoria. There are different options for guided or free walks on demarcated trails. Every corner of the island with its wonderful landscapes, its rich history and its stunning natural environment, make this tour an experience to be fully enjoyed. The excursion continues with a second navigation to the Quetrihué Peninsula where the other great attraction of the promenade is located: Los Arrayanes National Park, where a 25-minute walk is made to observe magnificent specimens of these trees, with striking bark and heights that exceed 15 meters. We return to Puerto Pañuelo in a last 50-minute navigation to find the transfer that will return us to Bariloche city.

A soft crossing inside the Llao Llao Municipal Park, paddling in a natural environment of beautiful forests and magnificent views of the Cerros López, the San Eduardo Chapel and the famous Llao Llao Hotel. This unique combination of landscapes, flavors and panoramic views begins with a pick-up from the hotel. After an approximately 25 km ride we arrive at the Llao Llao hotel where we will meet with the rest of the team to begin the journey. After the safety talk and the provision of equipment, we will receive an introduction to the basic rowing technique in cruise kayaks to start the activity in total harmony with nature, crossing different beaches and enjoying each new landscape. This excursion is ideal for those who have little time, or it can be combined with other activities. The arrival at Lake Moreno “angostura” under the vehicular bridge is the end of the journey and will take us to the meeting with the support vehicle that will allow us to enjoy a short rest and refreshment. The vehicle will transport us back to the hotel.

Sailing the Andes towards Chile! Departing from Puerto Pañuelo a ferry trip takes us to the west extreme of Nahuel Huapi lake, were we are going to get into the Cordillera and its Valdivian jungle. You will visit the waterfalls and Lake Cantaros. You can also visit Frias Lake, although it’s optional. Description: Starting from Puerto Pañuelo, sailing over the Blest arm of Nahuel Huapi’s Lake, you will get to Puerto Cantaros. From this point you are going to make a hike into the jungle to visit Los Cantaros Waterfall and Lake. Also you will see a milienary Alerce three on the way. Before that, there is a restaurant in Puerto Blest were you can buy our lunch, and also there is a place where you can take a box lunch and have seat under roof. In the afternoon you will have free time to walk in the jungle 3 km and arrive to Frias Lake and its stunning emerald green waters, or you will have the option to go by bus to Frias Lake, sale it in a smaller navigation to get to the limit with Chile. In this short navigation there is an amazing view from the glacier of the Mount Tronador. You can hike 3 km´s to get back to Puerto Blest by the jungle coasting Frias river or else come back in the bus.

This excursion allows us to get to know the northern part of Lake Argentino fed by different Glaciers and with incomparable landscapes. We will take Provincial Route 11 and after traveling 45 km we will arrive at Puerto Bandera, where we will embark on a modern Catamaran. The navigation begins by entering the North Arm of the Lake, crossing the Devil's Mouth, a narrow natural access. Continuing the navigation through the Spegazzini Arm we will begin to observe the Heim Sur, Peineta, Seco glaciers and finally arrive at the Spegazzini Glacier. We will disembark at the base and begin the visit to the area, walking through the forest path to the Refuge. This 300-meter trail is easily accessible; as we go through it, we stop at stations and viewpoints with views of the entire Glacier Bay. In the Refuge, we can have lunch (Optional) while enjoying the landscape. For those who like to walk they can take the "mountain path" (1,200 meters), a route of medium difficulty through a wooded path and with natural viewpoints full of incredible views. Then we embark again to return to the port from which we initially set sail, and from there we take the transfer back to El Calafate. The Catamaran has a VIP sector (Captain's Club) – at an additional cost. It has a preferential location next to the Captain's cabin and includes a 3-course menu and free drinks (hot and cold), which is served in a special room in the Base Restaurant.

The Blue Safari is designed for those who, in addition to sailing in front of the Perito Moreno Glacier, dream of touching it and enjoying it up close. In this new excursion we will get to touch the glacier with our hands! The tour begins in El Calafate when the bus leaves for Los Glaciares National Park. Once in Puerto Bajo de las Sombras, just 7 km from the footbridges, we will take a boat to cross Lago Rico and, after sailing 20 minutes, we will disembark on the opposite coast. We will walk for 30 minutes always with a view of the southern wall of the Glacier, in case we are surprised by some thunderous landslide and once next to the ice it will be time for an unforgettable experience... touching the Perito Moreno Glacier itself! There we will fully enjoy its intense and varied blues, whites and its capricious shapes. We will have time to take many photos and then we will return to the embarkation point always accompanied by an experienced guide. The total walk is approximately 1.30 hours through a natural terrain of sand and stones with some slopes and stairs. The route, one and a half kilometers long, will be along the shore of the lake and through a lush forest with a view of the Glacier. Finally, we will take the boat to appreciate from the water, and a few meters away, the entire southern face of the glacier and be able to see every detail of the marbled icy wall. Once in the port, we will take the bus to the footbridges, where we will have 2 hours to enjoy the incredible panoramic view. In addition, we will be able to take advantage of this time and have a box-lunch (not included). Restrictions: Not suitable for pregnant women, children under 6, or adults over 70. Good physical condition is required, the level of difficulty is moderate as the terrain includes rocks, gentle slopes, and stairs.

A guided hike around dazzling lakes, waterfalls, rivers and forests of native ñires. Heritage and age-old stories: -Sail across Lago Argentino among the iceberg clusters to reach Estancia Cristina. -Join an expert guide as you embark on an exciting journey. Hike to the stunning Cascada de Los Perros. -Visit the Heritage Museum to delve into the rich history of the area. -Take a break for a delicious Family Style lunch at the Quincho. Wilderness hike: we will hike uphill towards Cascada de Los Perros along the semi-arid ecotone, reaching hidden spots that reveal the landscape from Lago Argentino to Lago Pearson. Historical hike: The expedition continues along Río Caterina, past the Noria, and to the chapel near Estancia Cristina. We will also visit the Museum that recounts the pioneers’ history in this remote land.

In this tour, we will visit the Patagonian steppe in a unique way, sailing in double kayaks along the Santa Cruz River from the famous site Charles Furh, located at the mouth of Lake Argentino, to Estancia El Rincon. We will make part of the journey that Charles Darwin made in the area of El Calafate sailing this river in the middle of the 19th century, which gives a touch of history to the adventure of kayaking in Patagonia. The activity begins when we pick guests up in 4x4 vehicles at the hotel in El Calafate and drive them to the Charles Furh area, located 40 km from the city. Upon arrival, we will get off the kayaks from the 4x4 and get ready to live the experience by performing warm-up exercises while the certified guides provide an explanation on how the activity is carried out. All the necessary equipment is included and provided (Gore Tex dry suits, life vest, boots and gloves). Once ready, the kayak begins along the Santa Cruz River and lasts 80 minutes, traveling 15 km until reaching Estancia El Rincon while we can admire the infinity of the Patagonian steppe in this very little explored area. Upon arrival at the estancia, we will be welcome by another of the guides who will offer lunch with a menu that includes grilled provoleta as starter, creole steaks as main course and chocolate mousse as dessert. Drinks are also included. After lunch, we start our returning back to the city in 4x4 vehicles, first driving on a gravel road in the heart of the steppe and then on the mythical route 40 towards El Calafate. Note: the tour offers the possibility that, if any of the passengers does not want to kayak, he can go as a companion in the vehicle. A guide will always accompany this person and he will meet in the estancia for lunch with the rest of the group.

Glaciares Gourmet is a full-day experience that immerses us in the majesty of Los Glaciares National Park. The navigation departs from Puerto La Soledad (Punta Bandera area, 45 km from El Calafate), sailing across Lake Argentino and its unique landscapes: Boca del Diablo, Bahía Escuadra, and La Condorera, the natural home of condors. In the Spegazzini Channel, we discover glaciers such as Seco, Heim, and the imposing Spegazzini, with walls rising over 130 meters high. Then, a landing at Puesto Las Vacas invites us on a guided walk to learn about the area’s flora, fauna, and history. The journey continues toward the Upsala Channel, offering panoramic views of the glacier and its icebergs, while we enjoy a Box Lunch on board. Finally, the experience culminates in the Iceberg Channel, facing the spectacular Perito Moreno Glacier from a unique perspective. We then begin our return to Puerto La Soledad.

The glaciers of Mayo Mount and Negro Mount are located in Mayo Canal in Argentina Lake and Los Glaciares National Park. The only way to reach them is by sailing along the lake. Toro Bay: starting at Argentino or Moreno dock; we sail along the De Los Tempanos Canal and we access Mayo Canal of Argentino Lake. We disembark at Toro Bay. Accompanied by a guide we start a walk through the Andean-Patagonian forest, where we will see cherry and cinnamon trees, lengas and ñires until reaching a 100-year-old sherry tree which has a trunk of more than three meters in diameter. Then, we walk across the forest until reaching a stream fed by a waterfall, which was originated due to landslide and where we will be able to observe a lime rock formation of approximately 180 meters high and 100 meters wide. We stay here until we return to the sailing boat will take us to our next stop or destination. Negro Mount: starting at Toro Bay, we sail along Mayo Canal in Argentino Lake and observe the glaciers of Mayo Mount and the hanging glacier of Negro Mount. After disembarking, and accompanied by a guide, we start 1 km walk towards the Andean-Patagonian forest. We will follow a stream which will lead us to the stone wall from where we can observe the Hanging Glacier and where we will be amazed by the 360º views of the landscape, including Mayo Mount and Blanco Mount. We stay for some time in this place before going back to the sailing boat which will take us to the north face of Perito Moreno Glacier. We will disembark at Moreno floating dock, situated at the foot of the walkway, to enjoy the view from the different walkways, and finally we will return to El Calafate * Daily departures; itinerary may change due to weather conditions.

The program offers to navigate De Los Tempanos Canal of the Argentino Lake to admire Perito Moreno Glacier’s Northern Front. Departing from Moreno Port, located at the catwalks’ end, the boat trip lasts an hour. A few seconds after starting the tour, you can see the North Front of the Glacier from a totally different perspective from that offered by the footbridges: when approaching it the boat will navigate the entire front, always within the permitted limits that guarantee safety of the passengers. The aim is to admire the landscape and to enjoy both the silence and roar that announces the Glacier’s pieces fall, witnessing a natural phenomenon that leaves an unforgettable memory.

This navigation by the “Brazo Rico” of the Argentine Lake allows to appreciate the ice floes of the Perito Moreno Glacier. Arriving until the South end of the channel of Ice floes, the boat is located in a reasonable distance to the wall of the glacier, travelling across in all its extension and allowing to sight the loosenings that take place. The boarding is made in the dock located in the Bay “Under the Shade”, approximately at 7 km of the Viewpoint of the Glacier and is a good complement for the Conventional Excursion. This activity, offers the possibility of observing from a perspective completely different, the impressive walls of the Perito Moreno Glacier and its knokings on the Lago Rico´s waters.

Departure from El Calafate: we travel 50 km by the route through the farms (estancias) up to the Roca Lake at the southern end of Los Glaciares National Park. We leave back the arid steppe landscape to enter on the zone of the forest transition. At the end of the road we find the pioneer Nibepo Aike estancia/ farm belonging to the Jansma family. There after a hike through the head of the estancia/ farm, we attend to the lectures and demonstrations of shearing and equestrian, once finalized them, we enter to the comfortable barbecue area of the estancia/ farm in order to taste a typical Patagonian lunch which includes: a salad bar and vegetables along with the delicious lamb and others Argentinean cut meats to end up with a delicious sweet caramel (dulce de leche) crepes, all harmonized by fine Argentine wines and other beverages. Right after a pleasant lunch, we head up to our port to embark and start navigating to Playa de las Monedas (Coins beach) through the Brazo Rico, from there, we disembark and after a peaceful 20 minute walk into the forest of lengas trees, we get out to a lookout spot where you can appreciate the south side of the Moreno Glacier. We go back to the boat in order to continue sailing off the south side. Before leaving the boat, around 3.30 pm, the crew team "go fishing" an iceberg and we offer a whiskey with a glacier ice. Return: we disembark at the Bajo de las Sombras and by bus, the passengers are directed to the Glacier´s walkways by arriving at 4.00 pm, where they will remain there until 6.30 pm and right after, they will return to El Calafate by the traditional route. It is important to emphasize that the arrival on the walkways, by that time 90% of visitors who left in the morning from Calafate have already returned to the city.

It is an ideal tour to navigate the waters that bathe the National Park, to contemplate the imposing mountainous cords that border them and to know the varied vegetation that adorns the landscape, among which the millennial Alerzal stands out. During the tour, you can enjoy some of the oldest trees on the planet, which have more than 2620 years and have surprising dimensions. Menéndez Lake is navigated until reaching Puerto Sagrario and starting the walk through an intangible zone where the great variety of vegetation is part of the attraction. Next to the Swan Lake and the rapids of the homonimous river, some “Young” -that are hundreds of years old-, larches begin to emerge until at the end of the path the imposing millennial alerzal arises. It stands out "the grandfather", one of the oldest of the forest that is about 2620 years old, 60 meters high and more than two meters in diameter. The full path is about 2 km and the path is considered medium difficulty. Currently, we walk through the new footbridges that facilitate the walk and provide new panoramic views. There are also spaces with interpretive signage and places of rest. To arrive to Puerto Chucao, from the parking lot located next to Route 71, a striking suspension bridge is crossed and, from there, you start with a short walk.

Anamora Cruise is a unique opportunity to appreciate Mar del Plata from a fascinating vantage point. This craft, with capacity for 300 passengers, offers 1 hour and 10 minute daytime navigation, visiting The Flavescent Sea Lion Reserve, Wharf of Inflammable, South and North Breakwaters, Wharf of Overseas, Shipyards, Silos Elevators of Grains, Nautical Club - Motonautical and Yachting Port , and entrance to the dock of submarines of the Naval Base. We also set sail outside the port area to appreciate several icons along Mar del Plata's coast: the Port, Playa Grande, Playa Chica, Cabo Corrientes, Playa and Espigón Varese, Torreón del Monje, Playa Las Toscas, Casino, Playa Bristol and Punta Iglesias. Transfers to pier included.

From the Garganta del Diablo (Devil’s Throat) train station, we offer this silent and quiet sailing experience on rafts, covering the different islands of the Upper Iguazu River. Visitors shall be able to connect with the rich flora and fauna that distinguishes this riverside environment. Expert local people will help tourists to discover the secrets of the jungle beyond the runways. This peaceful trip ends at the Tres Marías Port where visitors may return walking to the Waterfall Station, which is the starting point of traditional circuits. ONLY COMBINABLE WITH ARGENTINIAN FALLS IN PRIVATE SERVICE.

The Great Adventure offers a thrilling experience within Iguazú National Park and on the waters of the Lower Iguazú River. The excursion is divided into two parts: 1)River Navigation, boarding semi-rigid speedboats to reach the base of the San Martín, Bosetti, and Tres Mosqueteros falls, as well as the Devil’s Throat Canyon. This is followed by a journey down the river rapids to Puerto Macuco (located 3 km from the Falls). 2) Jungle Safari, an 8 km journey through the Misiones rainforest in an open-top truck. Accompanied by specialized guides, you will learn about the local flora and fauna. Restrictions: this tour is not permitted for pregnant women, individuals with physical or sensorial disabilities, or children under 12 years old.

The proposal is a recreational ride, low demand and medium duration. Departure in the morning (if the weather permits) from the offices, where the passengers will be given a previous talk about safety and navigation rules, and current local laws. We then depart to the coast and from there to the historical site Punta Cuevas. In this tour you can have a beautiful view of the city from the sea; during the navigation, explanations of the history, geography and natural resources of the area are provided. Although the sighting and approaching of fauna is not guaranteed, at certain times of the year it is possible to observe sea lions, penguins, whales (Southern Franca species) and a variety of birds. Upon arrival at Punta Cuevas, we will make a technical stop to disembark and to hydrate. After a break of half an hour, we will undertake the return to the place of departure.

Departure from Puerto Madryn, heading south to an estancia where we will prepare the kayaks and equipment. There our specialized guide will give us a talk about security. At 10 o'clock we departure for the “lobería”, and an hour later we will have interaction with these marine mammals from the kayaks. After lunch (box-lunch type) we will approach by land to the seals colony, taking care not to disturb them in their natural habitat. At 2.30 PM we return to the starting area to prepare the equipment for our return to Puerto Madryn, where we will arrive at approximately 5 PM.

This tour is a new attraction for visitors; it is an experience that can only be done in 3 locations around the World, and Puerto Madryn is one of them! The site chosen for Snorkeling with Seals is Punta Loma, nature reserve located 15 km approx from Puerto Madryn city and only 25 minutes by boat. All passengers will receive training Snorkeling including previous practice, done in FOLIAS shipwreck. Once completed and learned the skills we will approach the protected area of Punta Loma to enjoy this exciting activity. Existing regulations allow us to spend an hour in the area with a maximum of 18 people + the Instructor.

The underwater experience is developed in a natural reef at a depth not exceeding 10 meters. In the diving zone you'll receive instruction on equipment operation and basic knowledge about this activity, such as the signs, compensation and swimming in the water. Once the equipment is placed, one-on-one you begin the adaptation always guided by the Instructor who will accompany you throughout the experience. Once adapted we begin the descent and made a dive of approx. 20/25 min. scouring the seabed (Max. depth 9 meters) and discovering the flora and fauna of the area. At the end the diver offers a snorkeling gear to continue enjoying the activity before returning to the shore. Once back you receive a diploma certifying the immersion.

Puerto Madryn is one of the best places in the world for whale watching. The morphology of Patagonia offers calm and protected waters, where this giant mammals has chosen to get birth to their calves and for mating (as other species also do), turning this World Heritage in a huge nursery. Puerto Piramides becomes the undisputed place to watch the curious and friendly behavior of these animals aboard special boats. This village is located on Valdes Peninsula and it is the only location where whale watching boat trips are available. The boat ride has duration of 1.5 hour; visitors used to take a full day tour to Valdes Peninsula (departing from Puerto Madryn) and add a stop at Puerto Piramides for this optional boat trip. Lunch is optional.

The excursion runs aboard the Yellow Submarine. Unlike other boats this allows you to observe whales submerged in their own world: underwater and with a completely different perspective. The experience is the same as if you were diving with them! While they remain close to the ship it is possible to observe them through the 40 windows of the underwater cabin. On board, passengers can move freely and also opt for the deck of the ship to observe from the surface as in a traditional whale watching. Departures are subject to visibility in the water.

This is an exclusive sailing by Parana Grande river, the sixth most important prairie river of the world. It`s flow moves 16.000 cubic meters of water per second. Brings greats amounts of sediments, changing constantly, creating island and shoals. Sailing by the Paraná river we get amazing views of the city and the in-between rivers islands, until the Rosario – Victoria Bridge; in the north river shore we admire the beaches, viewing points and restaurants on the coastal side of the river.

This tour departs from Touristic Pier and proposes a navigation through Ushuaia Bay and Beagle Channel to contemplate the city of Ushuaia, in one of its best postcards. This city offers a unique combination of mountains, sea and forests. Olivia and Cinco Hermanos hills, the Fique and Túnel ranches can also be observed. The navigation brings us closer to the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse where you can see a colony of cormorants. On the way back you can photograph the Isla de los Lobos - to enjoy this attractive marine mammal, the seal - and the Despard Island, imperial cormorants’ natural habitat. During the trip we observe Magellan cormorants and the majestic imperial cormorant, albatrosses, fullman petrels, giant petrels, squas and twenty different species of sea birds.

The journey begins by leaving the city of Ushuaia, on a route of approximately 75 km towards Puerto Almanza. We traverse glacial valleys adorned with towering snow‑capped peaks, winding rivers, lagoons and peat bogs: a unique visual spectacle. We arrive at the home of local fishermen who will be our hosts for this authentic experience: they will guide us through the entire process, from preparation to the culmination of the king crab harvest. With the assistance of the experienced guides, we ready ourselves to embark in the boat and explore the local fish farms. During the roughly 15‑minute navigation, we will have the thrilling opportunity to haul the nets and collect our own king crabs, which will then be our lunch. Back at the cozy restaurant of our fisherman‑hosts, we will enjoy a delicious three‑course lunch: it begins with the “Beagle Dip”, followed by the exquisite king crab, and concluding with dessert. After this day at the “end of the world”, we begin our return to Ushuaia.

This full-day excursion takes passengers for a ride, to navigate, to walk and to make discoveries in one of the roughest and most beautiful places in Beagle Channel. Once we arrive to Lasiphashaj river, and wearing rubber boots, overpants and life-jackets provided by us, the group starts a canoeing adventure down the river that leads into the sea. Once canoeing on the Beagle Channel, we set course to the ranch. Along the way we may encounter wildlife: lots of different sea birds. Also, it is not unusual to find sea lions sunbathing in little islands in our way to Harberton port. After 2 hours on the rafts and a short stop on mainland, we leave on a motor boat towards Martillo Island, where we will have the chance to see penguins in their breeding lair. Then the motor boat take us to our main atraccion at Gable Island, where we have some snacks, good wine and a delicious meal. After a nice cup of cofee were go for a hike to know more of this gorgeous island, crossing over beaver damms and through the forest to reach the Beagle Channel shore where we will take the boat to start our return to Ushuaia. 8:00/8:30 Pick up from the hotel. 10:15 Arrival to the Lashifashaj river, paddling technique and safety briefing & canoe prompting. 12:15 End of canoeing. Arrival to Harberton Ranch. 12:30 Navigation bound towards the penguin rookery at Martillo Island and Gable Island. 12:50 Penguin watching. 13:10 departure to Gable Island. 13:30 Arrival an disembark on Gable Island. 13:45 Lunch. 15:00 Hike around the Island. 17:00 Sailing back to Harberton Ranch and ride back to Ushuaia. 18:30 Arrival to Ushuaia.

This active tour takes visitors for a ride, to navigate, to walk and to make discoveries in one of the roughest and most beautiful places in the Beagle Channel. From the hotel, we leave Ushuaia Eastbound along National Route No. 3 and Route "J". Once at Harberton Ranch we propose to visit the Marine Mammal Museum "Acatushún", and the surroundings of one of the first white men settlements in Tierra del Fuego. On board a motorboat we will leave towards Martillo Island. From the boat, we'll have the chance to see penguins in their breeding lair. Navigation on the motorboat continues up to the main attraction of the day: the enormous Gable Island, where lunch with a good Patagonian wine, soft drink and mineral water await. After coffee, were go for a hike to know more of this gorgeous island, crossing over beaver damms and through the forest to reach the Beagle Channel shore where we'll take the boat to reach Puerto Harberton, and to hop on the bus that will leave us back in our hotel. 8:00/8:30 Pick up from the hotel. 10:30 Arrival to Harberton Ranch. Walk around main house and Museum. 12:30 Navigation bound towards the penguin rookery at Martillo Island and Gable Island. 12:50 Penguin watching 13:10 Departure towards Gable Island. 13:30 Arrival and disembark on Gable Island. 13:45 Lunch 15:00 Hike around the Island. 17:00 Sailing back to Harberton Ranch on a motor boat and ride back to Ushuaia. 18:30 Arrival to Ushuaia.

Departure from Touristic Pier sailing through the wide Ushuaia Bay until reaching the Beagle Channel, through Paso Chico. There we sail around both Birds and Seals islands (they belong to Bridges archipelago). Arriving at the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse we can appreciate imperial and rocky cormorant’s colonies. We continue sailing towards the East enjoying wonderful landscapes of the channel and mountains; at this point we will see Puerto Almanza on the Argentinean coast and Puerto Williams on the Chilean coast. Then we will arrive at Isla Martillo where we will observe a colony of Magellanic penguins. We continue sailing to Estancia Harberton where we disembark to visit the ranch and the Acatushún Austral Marine Mammal and Bird Museum (not included). The return to the Touristic Pier in Ushuaia is a ground transfer by Complementary Route J and Route 3; a stop at the lookout point of Garibaldi Pass will allow us to observe and photograph the lakes of the area: Escondido and Fagnano. Important: navigation from the Touristic Pier located in Ushuaia to the Estancia; ground transfer to return to the same pier.

North from to city of Ushuaia, 100 km long Lake Fagnano divides the island in two. On our way there, we take you first to know Lake Escondido, to experience it, and to row in its waters during this tour that joins adventure, physical activity and fun. After crossing the Andes Range, and some big glacial valleys and peat bogs, at Garibaldi Pass, we’ll get the first view of Lake Escondido. We’ll drive by the coast of this lake to later go on its waters in very safe and stable canoes. As soon as we finish the canoeing activity, we will get into the forest. Through impossible paths, we’ll defy mud, water, fallen trees, and pot-holes… Our guides are experts in off-road driving, and they’ll take us on a roller-coaster like ride through the forest until we reach the endless shore of Lake Fagnano, one of the most pristine areas in Tierra del Fuego, where we will find shelter in our refuge. The guide’s company and the meal we serve will certainly be remembered as one of the highest points as surely will be the Malbec, the argentine wine that is already famous worldwide. The after-lunch conversation will be the prelude to our return to the city. North from Ushuaia, excitement, beauty, unexpected views, physical adventure and discovery are waiting for you. Itinerary: This schedule is for illustration purposes. The definitive timetable and tour plan are due to be agreed with the passenger(s). - 8:30/9:00 pick up from the hotel. - 10:30 Garibaldi Pass. Crossing over the Andes. - 11:00 Canoeing on Lake Escondido. - 12:15 Off-Road - 13:15 Arrival to Canal's refuge. - 13:45 Lunch. - 16:00 Return to Ushuaia. - 17:30 Arrival to Ushuaia Meals: choripan (Argentine sausage sandwich), Argentine prime beefsteaks & salad, dessert. Drinks included: Red wine, soft-drinks, bottled water. Vegetarian menu available, please tell us in advance.

Departing from Touristic Pier with east direction, we will sail towards Isla de los Pájaros (Birds Island) and Isla de los Lobos (Seals Island). We will sail near Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse passing in front of the city of Puerto Williams (Chile) to then enter the Mackinlay Pass in direction of Isla Martillo. There we will stop to enjoy a wonderful view of the Magellanic Penguin colony. We will begin the return to the city of Ushuaia following the south coast of Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego. On the way back we will pass the Estancia Remolino where we will observe the hull of the passenger and cargo ship Monte Sarmiento, shipwrecked there at the beginning of the 20th century. SUBJECT TO THE PRESENCE OF PENGUINS IN THE AREA

This complete journey proposes a walk and a relaxed, easy activity in inflatable canoes, in an area where sea, rivers, mountains and forests create a unique place in Argentina. With specialized guides visitors can learn a lot about this unique paradise in the world in just one day. Once we took the Coastal Path (15 km from Ushuaia City) we will get carried away by the this place while exploring on foot, in touch with Nature, 7,5 km of medium-difficulty hike. This walk invites us to discover a real paradise, where the mountains can be reached from the shore of the sea, and the fresh water of rivers and lakes coexists with the marine coast. Near Lake Acigami (former Lake Roca) we will have lunch in our comfortable structural tents to be protected from the weather. After a short break -and after fitting the rubber boots, overpants and lifejackets- we will paddle easily in an inflatable canoe (duckie type, very safe and stable ) from Acigami Lake, down the very slowly flowing Lapataia and Ovando Rivers. Our journey begins in fresh water until we reach the sea, in Lapataia Bay. For about an hour, we will see the flora and fauna of inaccessible places, approaching the point of view enjoyed by the Yámana several centuries ago. We will finally return Ushuaia by bus. TIMING: 8:30 Departure from hotel (*) 9:15 Arrival to the National Park 9:30 Trekking along the Coastal path (**) Difficulty: medium. Distance 7.5 km. Slope: 170 meters 13:00 Arrival to Lago Acigami (former Roca) and lunch 14:00 Paddling technique briefing and canoeing activity. Dificulty level: Low 15:15 Lapataia Bay 16:00 Return to Ushuaia 17:30 Arrival in Ushuaia (*) (*) Approximate times. The timing and the order of the tour activities might change if necessary. Between October and May the hours vary according to the duration of the days. (**) If the Coastal path were not open to the public, the guide will propose an alternative walk, of approximate duration.

We will begin our expedition in Puerto Natales, where we will check-in to sail on the catamaran. We begin the navigation through the Señoret Canal, passing by in front of the Bories Refrigerator National Historic Monument, a 1913 construction that stands out for its English-Victorian English industrial architecture. We will continue the trip until we reach Guanaco Island, where we will see the beautiful Magellan dolphins - known as toninas - a must-see wonder. Navigation will continue to our main destination, Mount Balmaceda, from where we can see the spectacular Homonymous Glacier. We will disembark later in Puerto Toro where, together with our guide, we will make a 1 km walk along the shore of the Tempanos Lagoon, through a path of low difficulty. After that pause we will continue towards the Serrano Glacier, through a native forest of coigües, ñires and plums, enjoying the imposing vegetation and the contrast between the sky and the sea ice. Upon arriving at the Serrano Glacier, we will enjoy a whiskey with millenary ice, accompanied by a spectacular panoramic view of the Serrano Glacier. We will make a final detention in a Perales room where a delicious typical Patagonian lunch with lamb roast awaits us.

The Andean Crossing is a legendary route through the Patagonian Andean Lakes that connects Chile and Argentina. For over four centuries, these trails were traversed by the Huilliche and Mapuche peoples, who left behind a legacy of legends. This journey offers the opportunity to experience a unique natural adventure, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. •PUERTO VARAS OFFICE (07.00 AM): departure by bus from the Puerto Varas Office to Petrohué, passing by Lake Llanquihue. •PTO. VARAS–PETROHUE: Impressive views of the Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes dominate the landscape. Entrance to the Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park. •PETROHUE–PEULLA: We'll sail to Peulla, navigating across Lake Todos los Santos. If the weather permits, different and breathtaking views of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes and Cerro Tronador can be seen. •PEULLA: Arrival to Peulla, an ecological lodge and a paradise for nature lovers. •PEULLA-PTO.FRÍAS: We'll board the following bus forward to Puerto Frías, close to Chilean customs to follow the necessary steps at the border. We'll cross the Andes Mountains, following the route to Puerto Frías. •PTO.FRÍAS–BLEST: The trip continues in the following sail across Lake Frías for 20 minutes aboard the Victoria del Sur headed towards Puerto Alegre. Upon arrival to Puerto Alegre we'll take our third bus to Puerto Blest. •BLEST-PUERTO PAÑUELO: We'll begin the final sail across Lake Nahuel Huapi, destined for Puerto Pañuelo. •PTO. PAÑUELO–BARILOCHE (07.45/08.00 PM) Upon arrival to Puerto Pañuelo, we'll take a bus on the final leg of the journey towards Bariloche, a city that attracts visitors in winter and summer thanks to its ski centers, shops, hotels, restaurants and night life. Over the past few years, Bariloche has developed a name for itself as a city for top-class breweries. Note: service Puerto Varas to Bariloche and viceversa can be interrupted at any point, staying more than one night in Peulla and continue the next day on the schedule. Cruce Andino is a tourist circuit; the schedules are referential and can change depending on weather conditions and number of passengers.

The Andean Crossing is a legendary route through the Patagonian Andean Lakes that connects Chile and Argentina. For over four centuries, these trails were traversed by the Huilliche and Mapuche peoples, who left behind a legacy of legends. This journey offers the opportunity to experience a unique natural adventure, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. DAY 1 •PUERTO VARAS OFFICE (07.00 AM): departure by bus from the Puerto Varas Office to Petrohué, passing by Lake Llanquihue. •PTO. VARAS–PETROHUE: Impressive views of the Osorno and Calbuco volcanoes dominate the landscape. Entrance to the Vicente Pérez Rosales National Park. •PETROHUE–PEULLA: We'll sail to Peulla, navigating across Lake Todos los Santos. If the weather permits, different and breathtaking views of the Osorno and Puntiagudo volcanoes and Cerro Tronador can be seen. •PEULLA: Arrival to Peulla, an ecological lodge and a paradise for nature lovers. Free afternoon. DAY 2 •PEULLA-PTO.FRÍAS: We'll board the following bus forward to Puerto Frías, close to Chilean customs to follow the necessary steps at the border. We'll cross the Andes Mountains, following the route to Puerto Frías. •PTO.FRÍAS–BLEST: The trip continues in the following sail across Lake Frías for 20 minutes aboard the Victoria del Sur headed towards Puerto Alegre. Upon arrival to Puerto Alegre we'll take our third bus to Puerto Blest. •BLEST-PUERTO PAÑUELO: We'll begin the final sail across Lake Nahuel Huapi, destined for Puerto Pañuelo. •PTO. PAÑUELO–BARILOCHE (07.45/08.00 PM) Upon arrival to Puerto Pañuelo, we'll take a bus on the final leg of the journey towards Bariloche, a city that attracts visitors in winter and summer thanks to its ski centers, shops, hotels, restaurants and night life. Over the past few years, Bariloche has developed a name for itself as a city for top-class breweries. Dinner and accommodation at Hotel Natura Patagonia or Hotel Peulla not included. Note: service Puerto Varas to Bariloche and viceversa can be interrupted at any point, staying more than one night in Peulla and continue the next day on the schedule. Cruce Andino is a tourist circuit; the schedules are referential and can change depending on weather conditions and number of passengers.

We will begin our excursion on our way to the town of Pargua, south of Puerto Varas, where we will board a ferry to sail through the Chacao Channel, which separates the mainland from the Isla Grande de Chiloé. During the navigation we will be able to observe sea lions, pelicans and marine birds typical of this region. We will dock in the town of Chacao and continue to the city of Ancud. Here we will be able to visit the San Antonio Fort - a historical site located in the upper part of the city, built at the end of the 18th century and part of one of the last Spanish fortifications in our country; the Foundation of Heritage Churches; the Plaza de Armas and the Municipal Market, which offers a variety of gastronomic and handicraft options of the island. Then we will continue our tour to Dalcahue, a city located in front of Quinchao Island and that has a traditional gastronomic market of Palafitos with a spectacular view! We will visit the Handicrafts Fair and walk to the "Iglesia Nuestra Señora De Los Dolores", a typical Chiloé construction that is part of the UNESCO World Heritage Site. Afterwards we will continue our trip to the city of Castro, capital of the Island of Chiloé, stopping to take pictures at the Palafitos Manuel Montt. We will visit the San Francisco Church, the largest handicraft market on the island, as well as the traditional Gamboa viewpoint where we can take a beautiful postcard of its world famous "Palafitos". Return to the hotel.

Majestic mountains, imposing ice fields and a fascinating sky: the waters await us to embark in Bahía Carrera as we sail through the Strait of Magellan, the route of the first circumnavigation around the world carried out by Ferdinand Magellan. We will observe the San Isidro Lighthouse and then we will continue the trip until we reach Cape Froward where the Cross of the Seas stands out at the top of the rock, which symbolizes the southernmost point of the American continent. The navigation will continue to the Alberto de Agostini National Park, where we will be able to observe around six different glaciers, in addition to marveling at Mount Sarmiento. Then we will enjoy a whiskey with ancient ice.

We sail daily through the Strait of Magellan to the Magdalena and Marta Islands. Magdalena Island welcomes more than 60,000 penguins each year and Marta Island is home to more than 1,500 sea lions. After checking in at the office we went by transfer to Bahía Laredo to embark to Magdalena Island. There we will disembark for 1 hour with the guide to learn about the natural habitat of the Magellanic penguins, in the largest colony in Chile. We continue our journey to Isla Marta to spot sea lions (if weather conditions allow), imperial cormorants and hundreds of southern gulls. If luck is with us we can also spot southern dolphins, toninas overas and Sei whales. Then we return to the pier and Punta Arenas.

Cape Froward - the southernmost point of the continental world - glaciers, humpback whales, Sei whales, southern dolphins, toninas overas, Magellanic penguins... are part of the natural wonders of this southern area of the Strait of Magellan and Tierra del Fuego. In one of the most remote and pristine places on the planet, this full-day trip will make us feel nature in its most natural state. Leaving very early from the offices, we will travel 50 km south of Punta Arenas by bus, and then embark and sail for around 10 hours. We will enjoy a unique landscape surrounded by mountains, glaciers and lenga and coihue forests. The marine life present in the area will never cease to surprise us with its proximity and abundance: sea lions, petrels, cormorants, southern dolphins, etc. They will make us feel that nature is felt and lived here!