Discover the remarkable scenery and history of Argentina’s southernmost national park on a comfortable guided tour designed especially for cruise passengers. Choose to enhance your experience with a ride aboard the famous End of the World Train, or enjoy a scenic walking and sightseeing alternative before continuing through the park.
We’ll meet you near Ushuaia Port and travel by minibus to Tierra del Fuego National Park, located just 14 kilometers from the city.
Our first stop will be the End of the World Train Station. Here, guests who have selected the optional train experience will board for a memorable 60-minute journey along the final seven kilometers of this historic railway. Once used to transport prisoners from Ushuaia’s former prison, the route now offers beautiful views of forests, rivers and the surrounding mountains, accompanied by stories about the region’s history and its Indigenous Yámana inhabitants.
Guests who prefer not to take the train will enjoy a guided alternative, with time for a gentle walk, sightseeing and photographs amid the peaceful Fuegian landscape. Afterwards, the group will reunite and continue through the national park together.
Inside Tierra del Fuego National Park, we’ll travel through vast subantarctic forests filled with native lenga and ñire trees, distinctive shrubs and the characteristic vegetation of southern Patagonia. Your guide will share stories about the area’s wildlife, geography and history along the way.
At Lapataia Bay, you’ll reach the end of the legendary Pan-American Highway, which begins thousands of miles away in Alaska. There will be time to photograph the iconic “End of the World” sign and enjoy the surrounding views. Short walks are available for those who wish to explore, while guests who prefer a more relaxed visit may simply admire the scenery from nearby viewpoints.
We’ll continue to Laguna Verde for panoramic views toward Condor Hill and the Chilean border, followed by a stop at Lake Roca, where mountains, forests and calm waters create one of the park’s classic Patagonian landscapes.
Our final stop will be Zaratiegui Cove, a peaceful coastal setting overlooking Round Island and the surrounding mountains. Here, you’ll also see the famous End of the World Post Office from the outside, as it is temporarily closed.
After enjoying the highlights of Tierra del Fuego National Park, we’ll return to central Ushuaia with plenty of time to continue exploring or return to your ship.
Please note: The End of the World Train is optional and must be selected separately. Those who do not choose the train will enjoy a guided walking and sightseeing alternative.
