From Punta Arenas: Fort Bulnes Hike and History Tour｜Chile

Leave Punta Arenas behind and journey south along the legendary Strait of Magellan, where Patagonian wilderness and human history come together.

Explore the windswept landscapes of the Brunswick Peninsula and discover places connected to Indigenous history, early European exploration, scientific expeditions, and the settlement of Southern Patagonia. Along the way, your guide will bring the landscape to life through stories of the people who explored and lived along this remote coastline.

Hike through beautiful coastal coigüe forest beside the Strait of Magellan. Walk among native vegetation, listen for Patagonian birdlife, and enjoy views toward the rugged shoreline while learning about the plants, wildlife, and geology of the region.

Continue to Punta Santa Ana and Parque del Estrecho to explore Fort Bulnes, the reconstruction of the historic settlement founded here in 1843. Discover why this remote location played such an important role in the history of the Strait of Magellan and eventually in the development of Punta Arenas.

Throughout the experience, enjoy the personal attention of a private guide, private transportation, local snacks, lunch, and time to experience both the natural and cultural heritage of Southern Patagonia.