The only National Park in Argentina that combines forest, sea, and mountains, offering unique landscapes and biodiversity.
A NATURAL PARADISE AT THE END OF THE WORLD
Located just 12 km from Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego National Park is a natural treasure spanning 68,909 hectares, combining mountains, forests, rivers, lakes, and the coastline of the Beagle Channel.
It is the only National Park in Argentina that includes marine ecosystems (combining forest, sea, and mountains in one place!), and its diversity of landscapes makes it a must-visit destination for lovers of nature and adventure.
The Best Excursions to Discover Tierra del Fuego National Park
Tierra del Fuego National Park is one of the most special places to visit in Ushuaia. A place where the sea, the forest, and the mountains come together in one place, and every stop invites you to get out, take in the scenery, and enjoy it at a relaxed pace.
Choose the experience that suits you best and discover Tierra del Fuego National Park in the way you enjoy most.
FULL DAY National Park + End of the World Train
starting at: $300.000,00
Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train - Unmissable
starting at: $245.000,00
Classic Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train
starting at: $190.000,00
Full Day Tierra del Fuego National Park
starting at: $220.000,00
UNMISSABLE Tierra del Fuego National Park Tour
starting at: $165.000,00
Classic Tierra del Fuego National Park Tour by Minibus
starting at: $110.000,00
Tierra del Fuego National Park + Trekking + Canoeing
starting at: $210.000,00
End of the World Train
starting at: $80.000,00
Transfer to Tierra del Fuego National Park
starting at: $37.000,00
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🗺️ Featured Excursions in Tierra del Fuego National Park
We designed three versions of National Park + Train and Tierra del Fuego National Park by minibus so you can choose the option that best suits your trip.
Each one combines the main highlights of the park with different extra activities—such as lunch or a City Tour—so you can experience the End of the World at your own pace and with the comfort you’re looking for.
💬 Choose the option that best suits you and enjoy Tierra del Fuego National Park + the End of the World Train in the way you like most.
Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train
Classic 🌳 National Park + 🚂 End of the World Train
A half-day experience to discover the most representative highlights of Tierra del Fuego National Park together with the historic End of the World Train.
Designed for those looking for a panoramic, accessible visit, with time to get out, walk around, and enjoy each stop.
During the excursion:
- Transfers from Ushuaia to the National Park and the End of the World Station.
- Tour of the main highlights of the National Park: Lake Acigami, Lapataia Bay, and depending on the season, Ensenada Zaratiegui or the AlakushVisitor Center.
- Experience the famous End of the World Train, combining nature and history as you relive the final 7 km of the original route of the prisoners’ train.
- Stops to walk, take in the scenery, and take photos at the park’s most representative spots.
⏳ Duration: Approx. 5.5 hours
🎟️ Includes: Transfers, local guide, the main highlights of the National Park, and the End of the World Train ticket.
Unmissable 🌳 Tierra del Fuego National Park + 🚂 End of the World Train
A proposal designed for those who want to add an extra touch to the tour.
It includes a complete visit to the National Park, the journey on the End of the World Train, and the option to choose how to continue the experience with a special extra.
During the excursion:
- Transfers from Ushuaia to the National Park and the End of the World Station.
- Tour of the main highlights of the National Park: Lake Acigami, Lapataia Bay, and depending on the season, Ensenada Zaratiegui or the AlakushVisitor Center.
- Experience the famous End of the World Train, combining nature and history as you relive the final 7 km of the original route of the prisoners’ train.
- Choose Your Must-Do Experience:
- 🏙️ Ushuaia City Tour
- 🍽️ Lunch at El Asador Steak House: a cut of meat + all-you-can-eat buffet + one drink.
⏳ Duration: Approx. 7 hours
🎟️ Includes: Transfers, local guide, the main highlights of the National Park, End of the World Train ticket, and your chosen must-do option.
Full Day 🌳 Tierra del Fuego National Park + 🚂 End of the World Train
The most complete option to enjoy Tierra del Fuego National Park and Ushuaia in a single day.
During the excursion:
- Transfers from Ushuaia to the National Park and the End of the World Station.
- Tour of the main highlights of the National Park: Lake Acigami, Lapataia Bay, and depending on the season, Ensenada Zaratiegui or the AlakushVisitor Center.
- Experience the famous End of the World Train, combining nature and history as you relive the final 7 km of the original route of the prisoners’ train.
- Lunch at El Asador Steak House, a barbecue restaurant that includes a 250 g cut of meat with unlimited side dishes and one drink included.
- Ushuaia City Tour: You’ll visit the city’s most representative landmarks, gaining a complete perspective on Ushuaia, its history, and its identity.
⏳ Duration: Approx. 9 hours
🎟️ Includes: Transfers, local guide, the main highlights of the National Park, End of the World Train ticket, lunch at El Asador, and a City Tour covering the city’s key landmarks.
FULL DAY National Park + End of the World Train
starting at: $300.000,00
Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train - Unmissable
starting at: $245.000,00
Classic Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train
starting at: $190.000,00
Tierra del Fuego national park
🌳 Classic Tierra del Fuego National Park by Minibus
The ideal version if you want to discover the main highlights of Tierra del Fuego National Park in half a day, without the End of the World Train section.
During the excursion:
- Transfers from Ushuaia to the National Park and the End of the World Station.
- Tour of the main highlights of the National Park: Lake Acigami, Lapataia Bay, and depending on the season, Ensenada Zaratiegui or the Alakush Visitor Center.
- Stops to walk, take in the scenery, and take photos at the park’s most representative spots.
⏳ Duration: Approx. 5.5 hours
🎟️ Includes: Transfers, local guide, and the main highlights of the
National Park.
🌳 Tierra del Fuego National Park by Minibus — Unmissable Version
Ideal for discovering the main highlights of the park, with the flexibility to choose how to complete your day in Ushuaia: exploring the city or enjoying a delicious meal.
During the excursion:
- Transfers from Ushuaia to the National Park and the End of the World Station.
- Tour of the main highlights of the National Park: Lake Acigami, Lapataia Bay, and depending on the season, Ensenada Zaratiegui or the AlakushVisitor Center.
- Choose Your Must-Do Experience:
- 🏙️ Ushuaia City Tour
- 🍽️ Lunch at El Asador Steak House: a 250 g cut of meat + all-you-can-eat buffet + one drink.
⏳ Duration: Approx. 7 hours
🎟️ Includes: Transfers, local guide, the main highlights of the National Park, End of the World Train ticket, and your chosen must-do option.
🌳 Tierra del Fuego National Park by Minibus — Full Day Version
The most complete option to discover the nature, local cuisine, and the southernmost city in the world in one complete experience.
During the excursion:
- Transfers from Ushuaia to the National Park and the End of the World Station.
- Stops at the most representative places: Lake Acigami, Lapataia Bay, and depending on the season, Ensenada Zaratiegui or the Alakush Visitor Center.
- Lunch at El Asador Steak House, a barbecue restaurant that includes a 250 g cut of meat with side dishes and one drink included.
- Ushuaia City Tour: a tour of the city’s most representative landmarks, offering a complete perspective on Ushuaia, its history, and its identity.
⏳ Duration: Approx. 9 hours
🎟️ Includes: Transfers, local guide, the main highlights of the National Park, lunch at El Asador, and a City Tour covering the city’s key landmarks.
Full Day Tierra del Fuego National Park
starting at: $220.000,00
UNMISSABLE Tierra del Fuego National Park Tour
starting at: $165.000,00
Classic Tierra del Fuego National Park Tour by Minibus
starting at: $110.000,00
End of the World Train
Did you know that in Ushuaia you can ride the famous End of the World Train y descubrir la fascinante history that gave
origen a la southernmost city in the world?
Ride the southernmost train in the world and travel back in time and space along the final 7 km of the original route that prisoners from the former Ushuaia Prison traveled daily during their logging work, while discovering the most representative forests and valleys of Tierra del Fuego, which still hold secrets from the last century.
You’ll discover historical accounts of how the former prisoners worked in extreme conditions, cutting down these very forests until 1947 to supply wood to the small city that was emerging at the southern end of the world.
🥾🛶 National Park + Trekking + Canoeing
Can you imagine walking along trails beside the Beagle Channel, crossing ancient forests, and then paddling in canoes until you reach one of the main highlights of the National Park?
During this complete experience, you’ll explore some of the most beautiful landscapes in Tierra del Fuego National Park, combining adventure, nature, and an authentic experience in Ushuaia: hiking along the Coastal Trail, lunch overlooking Lake Acigami, and paddling in duckies (inflatable canoes) along the Lapataia River until you reach Lapataia Bay.
The Coastal Trail is a trail that follows the Beagle Channel, passing by small beaches, forest, and natural landscapes. It’s one of the ideal routes for trekking inside the park.
At Lake Acigami, the largest lake in the park, we’ll take a break and recharge with a delicious lunch specially prepared for you, surrounded by nature.
We’ll paddle in duckies along the Lapataia River and enjoy an adventure-filled experience, surrounded by forest and mountains, seeing the park from a unique perspective.
*Excursion available in spring and summer
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Tierra del Fuego National Park + Trekking + Canoeing
starting at: $210.000,00
End of the World Train
starting at: $80.000,00
Transfer to Tierra del Fuego National Park
starting at: $37.000,00
📍 Key Spots in Tierra del Fuego National Park: Main Attractions
Excursions to Tierra del Fuego National Park take you through the most representative places at the End of the World. Each stop has its own charm and offers a different postcard-perfect view of Ushuaia.
🚂 End of the World Train
The famous End of the World Train, the southernmost train on the planet, travels through part of Tierra del Fuego National Park. Aboard this legendary steam train, you’ll travel back in time and space along the final 7 km of the original route once traveled by prisoners from the Ushuaia Prison a century ago. As you pass through valleys, rivers, and forests, the panoramic carriages let you enjoy the scenery and discover how the history of the southernmost city in the world was shaped.
🌊 Ensenada Zaratiegui (Spring/Summer)
Con su historic pier and the famous casilla postal del Fin del Mundo, Bahía Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay is renowned for its panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, the Redonda Island , and its "flag tree" forests. Plus, you will have the unique opportunity to visit the southernmost post office box of the Argentine Post Office.
It’s a very meaningful stop because it combines beautiful scenery, an important geographical landmark, and a symbolic element of the journey.
🏔️ Lake Roca / Lake Acigami
You’ll behold one of the largest and most beautiful bodies of water in the park, famous for its absolute calm and the imposing mountains and forests that surround it: Lake Roca (or Acigami in the Yámana language), a glacial lake shared with neighboring Chile.
Acigami, whose name means “elongated basket” in the native Yámana language, is the place where you’ll discover ancestral stories that deepen even more your connection with this magical land.
🏞️ Lapataia Bay
It is one of the most famous spots in Tierra del Fuego National Park: this is where National Route 3 ends, the final stretch of the Pan-American Highway connecting Ushuaia with Alaska. Here you’ll find the famous sign, an internationally recognized symbol marking the end of Route 3 and the distance to Alaska—a photo that every visitor wants to take home.
In addition to the iconic sign, there are boardwalks and short trails along the edge of the bay. A key stop that captures the identity of the “End of the World” and is easy to walk and enjoy.
🏡 Alakush Visitor Center (especially in winter)
Located in the heart of the National Park, the Alakush Visitor Center is a space designed for travelers to learn more about the geography, wildlife, and history of the National Park, with an interpretive area, visitor services, and a viewpoint overlooking the Lapataia River valley, Lake Acigami, and the surrounding area. A comfortable stop that lets you learn more about the environment while still feeling fully immersed in the park.
📅 What Is the Best Season to Visit Tierra del Fuego National Park?
The best season to visit Tierra del Fuego National Park will always be the one when you’re able to travel.
The park is open year-round, and each season changes the light, the colors of the landscape, and the type of experience you’ll have. The important thing isn’t to plan your trip around a perfect date, but to understand what each season offers so you can choose the one that best matches your travel style.
Here’s what the park is like during each season of the year:
🌸 Spring in Ushuaia (October – November):
In spring, Tierra del Fuego National Park comes back to life. The trees begin to bud, the first colors appear, and areas such as Ensenada Zaratiegui reopen, allowing you to walk near the Beagle Channel coastline and visit the End of the World Post Office.
What to Expect:
- Temperatures between 5 °C and 12 °C, cool but very comfortable for walking.
- More daylight hours and ideal light for taking photos along the coast and at the viewpoints.
- Ensenada Zaratiegui reopens, one of the park’s most popular spots, where you can get close to the Beagle Channel and see the End of the World Post Office.
- Growing vegetation, more active birdlife, and streams with higher water levels due to snowmelt.
- Trails such as the coastal area and access routes to viewpoints offer better accessibility than in winter.
- Fewer visitors than in summer, allowing you to explore the main highlights at a more relaxed pace.
🌸 Spring feels like this: everything starts moving again, and you become part of that change.
☀️ Summer in Ushuaia (December – March)
Summer is the best season of the year, making it easier to explore the park and spend time in nature. There are more daylight hours, stable weather, and the trails are in their best condition. It’s the perfect time if you’re looking for a comfortable experience.
What to Expect:
- Temperatures between 8 °C and 20 °C, making it the mildest season of the year.
- Extremely long days, with daylight lasting until around 10:00 PM at certain times.
- Trails, viewpoints, and coastal areas at their best..
- Ideal for visiting Lapataia Bay, Lake Acigami, Ensenada Zaratiegui, and the park’s higher-elevation areas.
- A more stable experience: less wind, lower humidity, and more comfortable walks.
- More services available and a wider range of excursion times and options.
- A livelier park, with families, groups, and travelers from all over the world.
☀️ Summer feels like this: simple, comfortable, and perfect for exploring each stop without rushing.
🍂 Autumn in Ushuaia (April - May):
Autumn transforms the park into a unique palette of colors. It’s the transition season between summer and winter, when the lenga and ñire forests completely change color, the temperatures are ideal for walking, and the number of visitors drops considerably, allowing you to explore the park without the summer crowds.
What to Expect:
- Temperatures between 4 °C and 10 °C, cool but enjoyable with the right clothing.
- Autumn colors throughout the park: reds, oranges, yellows, and browns.
- Less crowded trails, but subject to weather conditions.
- Viewpoints such as Lapataia Bay and Lake Acigami show their best contrast of the year.
- Softer natural light, perfect for photography.
- Daylight hours begin to gradually decrease.
- A more peaceful atmosphere: the stops feel more “personal,” without crowds around you.
- A sense of “the end of a cycle”: the park changes week by week, gradually giving way to winter.
🍂 Autumn feels like this: warm in color, serene in atmosphere, and perfect for those seeking peace and quiet.
❄️ Winter in Ushuaia (June – September)
The winter is the most magical season to visit Tierra del Fuego National Park. The snow transforms every corner and makes the experience completely different from any other time of the year.
What to Expect:
- Temperatures between 2 °C and 8 °C, completely enjoyable with the right clothing.
- Snow-covered landscapes that give the park a unique look: white forests, snow-covered mountains, and lakes surrounded by winter scenery.
- Snow on the trails, creating a magical experience.
- The Alakush Visitor Center is a key stop: heating, indoor views of Lake Acigami, visitor services, and a space to rest between stops.
❄️ Winter feels like this: ideal for those who want to discover the park in its most magical version.
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🧥 How to Prepare for Visiting Tierra del Fuego National Park
Visiting Tierra del Fuego National Park doesn’t require technical clothing or expensive equipment.
The excursions are designed for all types of travelers, so you can enjoy them wearing comfortable clothing and bringing a few simple accessories to adapt to Ushuaia’s changing weather.
The key is to dress in layers.
👕 What does dressing in layers mean?
Dressing in layers isn’t technical or complicated. It simply means combining clothing that you can add or remove depending on how the weather feels at each stop. It’s the most practical way to adapt to the weather without feeling too cold or too warm:
✅ Recommended clothing and footwear for traveling to Ushuaia
- First layer: short or long-sleeved shirt, preferably made of lightweight and breathable fabric.
- Second layer: fleece or thin sweater to keep warm if it gets chilly.
- Third layer: waterproof or windproof jacket.
- Comfortable pants: jeans, sweatpants, or thermal leggings/waterproof pants depending on the season.
- Closed-toe, comfortable footwear: sneakers or low-cut trekking boots (with good grip and waterproof protection).
It’s that simple. This system works all year round and allows you to move around comfortably without wearing too many layers.
🎒 Useful accessories for traveling to Ushuaia
- Hat lightweight or cap to protect you from the sun
- Sunglasses and sunscreen
- Small backpack to carry extra layers, water, and some snacks
- Camera or cell phone with a charged battery to record the landscapes
- A buff or thin scarf for the neck in case of cooler days
🎯 With what you already have in your suitcase and a few basic warm layers, you’ll be able to enjoy the experience without worrying about the weather.
These excursions are designed for the landscape to surprise you, not for you to get complicated.
🦊 Fauna and 🌿 Flora of Tierra del Fuego National Park
Tierra del Fuego National Park is home to a rich biodiversity, with both native and introduced species.
🌿 Flora
- Subantarctic forests of lenga, ñire, and guindo trees.
- Peat bogs, formations of mosses that absorb water and help regulate the ecosystem.
- Wildflowers, such as orchids, violets, and the notro, which blooms in an intense red.
🦊 Fauna
- Native species: red foxes, guanacos, condors, caracaras, and upland geese.
- Introduced species: beavers brought from Canada (considered a pest).
- Marine life: sea lions, cormorants, and dolphins along the park’s coastline.
ℹ️ Información útil para visitantes
📍 Location: 12 km from Ushuaia, accessible by private vehicle or excursion.
🎟️ Entrance fees: Admission has an additional cost, with discounts for residents, students, and Argentine retirees. It can be paid online.
🕒 Opening hours: They vary depending on the time of year, but the park usually opens between 8:00 and 9:00 AM and closes between 6:00 and 9:00 PM.
🎒 Recommendations:
- Bring warm clothing, even in summer.
- Wear comfortable, waterproof footwear.
- Do not feed wildlife.
- Follow the instructions and stay on marked trails.
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Now that you know all about Tierra del Fuego National Park and its natural wonders, there’s only one question left:
Are you going to be one of those who just read about it, or one of those who experience it? 🚶 ✨
Nothing compares to walking its trails, breathing its fresh air, and hearing the sound of the train moving through the forest. Now is the time to be part of this unique experience.
❌ If you don’t do it now, here’s what you’ll miss:
🔺 The opportunity to ride aboard the famous End of the World Train, while enjoying a dreamlike landscape.
🔺 Discover the only National Park in Argentina that combines forest, sea, and mountain.
🔺 Explore a destination that few have the privilege of discovering in depth.
✅ But if you book now, here’s what you’ll gain:
💆 A worry-free excursion: we organize everything so all you have to do is enjoy it—we pick you up and guide you every step of the way.
🔥 You’ll come away with a much more complete view of Ushuaia, because you won’t just discover the city: you’ll also explore the natural surroundings that make it unlike any other destination in Argentina.
🚂 And if you add the End of the World Train, besides exploring the park, you’ll also discover part of the history that explains how our city was born and grew.
💫 You choose the option that suits you best, pela manhã ou à tarde, para continuar aproveitando ao máximo sua estadia! 🌄🌅
What excursion options do we offer for Tierra del Fuego National Park?
FULL DAY National Park + End of the World Train
starting at: $300.000,00
Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train - Unmissable
starting at: $245.000,00
Classic Tierra del Fuego National Park + End of the World Train
starting at: $190.000,00
Full Day Tierra del Fuego National Park
starting at: $220.000,00
UNMISSABLE Tierra del Fuego National Park Tour
starting at: $165.000,00
Classic Tierra del Fuego National Park Tour by Minibus
starting at: $110.000,00
Tierra del Fuego National Park + Trekking + Canoeing
starting at: $210.000,00
End of the World Train
starting at: $80.000,00
Transfer to Tierra del Fuego National Park
starting at: $37.000,00
Don't miss out, send us a message 💬
🚀 Your only concern is to enjoy. We take care of everything.
And if you want to enjoy the National Park without the Train option, we offer the experience of visiting the historic station, where you can learn about its construction and its connection with the prison, taking a journey into the past.
⚠️ Admission to the National Park must be paid separately from the excursions, as required by the National Parks Administration. But if you’re a student with a valid student ID or a retiree, you can access special benefits 😁.
⏳ The best experiences in Ushuaia are waiting for you.
Don’t let this opportunity pass you by: secure your spot on this unique experience! It’s one of our most popular excursions, and spots are, of course, limited! (there isn’t a train for everyone) 😉😉😉
💳 You can finance your trip in 3 or 6 fixed installments.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are excursions in Tierra del Fuego National Park canceled due to bad weather? 🌧️
La experiencia del Tierra del Fuego National Park se realiza durante todo el año y en cualquier condición climática habitual. En Ushuaia the clima es parte del paisaje: puede cambiar varias veces en un mismo día, y eso le da un encanto único a la experiencia, además, el itinerario is prepared to adaptarse without you missing anything essential.
Are excursions to Tierra del Fuego National Park suitable for all ages? 👨👩👧
Yes, these activities are ideal for everyone: from families with young children to older adults. The routes are traveled by train (if you choose the option that includes the train) and mostly by vehicle, while the walks are short. In addition, the guide accompanies you throughout the experience, making sure everyone can enjoy it at a relaxed pace.
Where is the famous Tierra del Fuego National Park sign located? 📍
The famous sign, an internationally recognized symbol marking the end of the route that connects Ushuaia with Alaska, is located in Lapataia Bay, where National Route No. 3 ends and the Pan-American Highway reaches its final point. It is one of the most photographed places in Ushuaia. This stop is included in the guided excursions through the National Park.
Is admission to Tierra del Fuego National Park included? 🎟️
No, because under the regulations of the National Parks Administration, admission must be paid personally at the park entrance in cash (Argentine pesos only). If you prefer to pay by card, visit the National Parks website to pay online. Admission is charged separately from the excursion, and the price depends on the visitor category (residency).
Can you see animals in Tierra del Fuego National Park? 🐦
The National Park is a protected natural area, and because it is a tourist area with many visitors, wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed. If animals do appear… it’s an extra surprise!
How long does the train ride last? 🚂
The train ride lasts approximately 1 hour on the outbound journey (the section included in the National Park + Train excursion). During this time, you’ll enjoy the historical narration, unique views of the valley landscapes, and a brief stop at La Macarena Station, where you’ll be able to get off and take photos.
Does the train have a guide? 🎧
During the journey, a multilingual audio system is used, with recorded narration explaining the history of the train, the Ushuaia Prison, and the natural surroundings. There is no live guide on board, but the narration is carefully designed to enrich the experience.
Do we have a guide during the excursions in Tierra del Fuego National Park? 🗣️
Of course! On all of our excursions, you’ll be accompanied by a professional bilingual guide (Spanish-English), who will share stories, anecdotes, and interesting facts with you throughout the tour.