Ushuaia: National Park & Train Tour for Cruise Passengers｜Argentina

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Begin your adventure with a convenient pickup at the Ushuaia cruise port or as close to your ship as operationally possible. Designed exclusively for cruise passengers, this shore excursion is carefully scheduled around your ship's arrival and departure times, ensuring a timely return before embarkation.

Travel just 12 km (7.5 mi) southwest of the city to Tierra del Fuego National Park, Argentina's southernmost national park and the only one where mountains, native forests, rivers, lakes, and the sea come together within the same protected area.

Your first stop is the End of the World Train Station, where you'll have time to explore the historic station, visit the photo gallery, browse the gift shop, or enjoy a coffee before boarding.

Step aboard the legendary End of the World Train and travel the final 7 km (4.3 mi) of the original railway once used by prisoners from the old Ushuaia Prison. From the panoramic carriages, admire native forests, winding rivers, peat bogs, and mountain landscapes while your bilingual guide shares the fascinating history of this iconic railway.

The train makes a stop at La Macarena Station, where you'll enjoy panoramic views of Macarena Waterfall, the Pipo River Valley, Mount Susana, Cerro Guanaco, and the surrounding peaks before continuing into the national park.

Continue exploring the park by vehicle with your professional bilingual guide. Discover the unique ecosystems of Tierra del Fuego, including lenga, ñire, and coihue forests, glacial valleys, peat bogs, rivers, and coastal landscapes while learning about the region's history, wildlife, and indigenous heritage.

Visit Ensenada Zaratiegui, a peaceful bay overlooking the Beagle Channel, home to Argentina's southernmost post office and one of the park's most scenic viewpoints.

Next, stop at Green Lagoon before reaching Lake Acigami, a beautiful glacial lake shared by Argentina and Chile, surrounded by ancient forests and spectacular mountain scenery.

Your final stop is the iconic Lapataia Bay, where the famous sign marks the end of National Route 3, the southern terminus of the Pan-American Highway. Walk along the wooden boardwalks and take in breathtaking views where forests, mountains, and the Beagle Channel meet.

After a memorable day exploring one of Patagonia's most remarkable landscapes, you'll return comfortably to the cruise port or the designated meeting point near your ship, with plenty of time before your vessel's departure.