Tierra del Fuego National Park
ATTRACTION Keywords:
Nature & Wildlife,
Walking/Hiking,
National Park
Argentina’s only coastal national park protects the southernmost stretch of Andean-Patagonian forest, ideal for hiking, climbing and outdoor water sports.
Bring a kayak to sail from remote beaches, and your binoculars to spot otters, beavers, petrels and condors.
Walking trails lead to the park’s beaver dam, a lookout over the stunning coastal scenery of Lapataia Bay, and around Lago Roca. A seaside trail connects Ensenada and Lapataia for more lovely views of the coast.
Campers can stay overnight in the park at campsites at Pipo, Ensenada and Lago Roca.
Latest Reviews
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
Review by Michael K, December 2012
Doing what: Tierra del Fuego National Park Half-Day Tour with Optional End of the World Train Ride
Absolutely Great!! Met by guide on time, If you can get Victoria, she is fluent in three languages, energetic, and outgoing, a great guide who knows her stuff. The train ride is noisy and the english translation is in UK English that is hard to hear, but ok. The tour allows stops for bathroom breaks, chocolate and a snack and plenty of time to walk around. Great deal. Highly recommend it.
Review by Madeleine M, December 2012
Doing what: Beagle Channel Sailing Tour: Islands, Penguins and Estancia Harberton
Tour was great! Saw penguins and sea lions in the wild! The boat got close enough for some great pictures. Had a delicious lamb stew for lunch at the Estancia. I highly recommend this tour!
Practical Info
You can visit as part of a tour from Ushuaia, or hire a bicycle and ride there and back (an hour each way). The park has a small cafe selling snacks and drinks.
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