Hello beautiful people! Are you dreaming of an unforgettable adventure in the southernmost city in the world? Then you have to immerse yourself in a unique experience, sailing to the penguin colony, to experience the magic of Ushuaia first-hand. At Excursions In Ushuaia, we are going to take you on a trip that will be etched in your memory forever. Join us!
At Excursions In Ushuaia, we want you to feel the excitement of exploring every corner of this wonderful place that we love so much. You will embark from the Tourist Dock of our beloved city, and as you move away from the coast, you will be able to appreciate the magnificent panoramic view of Ushuaia, which includes such emblematic monuments as the Maritime Museum and the Museum of the End of the World.
Discover the wonders of the Beagle Channel
The Island of the Wolves: An unparalleled natural spectacle
At this point in the journey, you will approach the island of Los Lobos. Here you will find a large colony of sea lions, which reside in this place throughout the year. Can you imagine the excitement of observing these imposing animals in their natural habitat?
Bird watching on Bird Island
After an exciting visit to the sea lions, we headed towards Isla de Los Pájaros. This site is the preferred habitat of Magellanic and Imperial Cormorants. It is a unique spectacle, seeing these birds flying over the canal with their majestic beauty.
A historic stop at the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse
Continuing navigation, we will find the famous Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse. Here you will learn about the history of Monte Cervantes, a ship that sank in 1930. It is a place that evokes the rich maritime history of the region, a place that connects you with the past in a very special way.
Close encounter with penguins on Martillo Island
Intimate encounter with the Magellanic penguins
Arriving at Martillo Island, you will experience a very special encounter. You will be able to observe the Magellanic penguins that approach the boat curiously, giving you a unique opportunity to take spectacular photos.
Testimonials:
- *”Viví una experiencia única,ver a los pingüinos tan de cerca fue un sueño hecho realidad. ¡Fueron unas vacaciones perfectas!”
– María y Lucas, Buenos Aires.
- *”No puedo dejar de hablar de la increíble experiencia que tuvimos en Ushuaia. Cada rincón que visitamos tenía una historia que el guía compartía con entusiasmo. ¡100% recomendable!
– Carla, Mendoza.
After a day full of discoveries, we will return to the Tourist Pier, with a full heart and a camera full of unforgettable memories. At Excursions In Ushuaia, we are ready to take you on this unique adventure. Are you ready to discover it for yourself?
Reserve your place now and experience the Penguin Navigation!
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the meeting point for this excursion?
The meeting point is the Ushuaia Tourist Pier. We recommend you arrive at least 30 minutes early.
What is the best time to visit the penguin colony?
The best time is during the southern summer, from October to March, since this is when the penguins nest on Martillo Island.
Is this excursion suitable for children?
Yeah! It is a family experience, but it is always important to have constant supervision of children for their safety.
Can I feed the animals during the excursion?
Feeding the animals is not allowed. It is important to respect their natural habitat and not interfere.
What should I bring for the excursion?
We recommend you bring warm clothing, comfortable shoes, sunscreen, sunglasses, and of course, your camera to capture unforgettable moments.
How long does the excursion last?
The excursion lasts approximately 5 hours, including stops at each site of interest.
Can the date of the excursion be canceled or changed?
Yes, you can cancel or change the date 48 hours in advance. See our cancellation policy for more details.
Are bilingual guides available?
Yes, we have guides who speak both Spanish and English. If you need a guide in another language, please inform us in advance
Does the excursion include food and drinks?
It does not include food or drinks but you can bring your mate game or, if you prefer, you can buy it in the catamaran cafeteria.
What is the weather like in the area during the excursion?
Ushuaia can be cold even in summer. Expect cool temperatures and wind, and it is always advisable to dress in layers.
Are there any health restrictions for the excursion?
The excursion is of low difficulty, but if you have a particular health condition, we recommend that you consult with your doctor before booking.
Are bathrooms available during activities?
There are bathrooms at the Tourist Dock and on the boat. However, we recommend that you use the bathroom before starting the excursion.
What is the maximum capacity of the boat?
Our boat has a maximum capacity of 150 people to guarantee a comfortable and safe experience for everyone.
Is penguin viewing guaranteed?
Although it is very likely to see penguins during the season, nature is unpredictable. We cannot guarantee 100% the sighting, but we do everything possible so that you can live this experience.
Can I swim during the excursion?
For safety reasons and to avoid disturbing the local fauna, swimming is not allowed during the excursion.
Is it possible to take the excursion if I have reduced mobility?
Please contact us directly to discuss your needs and see how we can adapt to offer you a comfortable and safe experience.
Is any type of visa or special permit required to take the excursion?
No visa or special permit is needed, just your reservation ticket and follow the guides' instructions.
How should I dress for the excursion?
It is advisable to dress in layers, bring a waterproof coat, scarf, gloves and a hat. The weather can change quickly, so it's best to be prepared.
Does the excursion have any additional cost?
The price of the excursion includes everything mentioned in the itinerary. Any additional items, such as souvenirs or extra meals, are not included in the price.
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