Beagle Channel
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Holiday Activity,
Nature & Wildlife,
Sailing
The strait separates Argentina’s Isla Grande de Tierra del Fuego, to the north, from remote Chilean islands like Nueva, Picton and Navarino to the south of the channel.
Boat cruises cast off from Ushuaia to visit the lighthouse and islands that are home to penguin and sea lion colonies in the strait.
In summer, boats sail across the Channel to Puerto Williams in Chile. Intrepid visitors take to the waters in canoes, and cruises sail off for nature walks on the Bridges Islands to spot fur seals and sea lions.
Latest Reviews
Review by GEORGE H, March 2013
Doing what: 3-Day Adventure Tour of Ushuaia: Hiking, Canoeing and Sailing at the End of the World
Stunning. Breathtaking. Amazing trek guide.
Review by GEORGE H, March 2013
Doing what: 3-Day Adventure Tour of Ushuaia: Hiking, Canoeing and Sailing at the End of the World
Stunning. Breathtaking. Amazing trek guide.
Review by Robert H, February 2013
Doing what: Tierra del Fuego National Park Half-Day Tour with Optional End of the World Train Ride
Excellent. Good job providing information along the tour. Was given ample time to enjoy the scenery and take photos
Practical Info
The Beagle Channel’s eastern section is shared with Chile, while the western section is totally within Chile’s borders.
