Tierra del Fuego Park & Train Tour for cruisers (no tickets incl)

Welcome to the End of the World, Ushuaia! We’ll be waiting for you at the meeting point in Ushuaia Port to begin our journey to Tierra del Fuego National Park, which is just 14 km south of the city.

Our first stop will be at the End of the World Train Station, where you’ll embark on a 60-minute journey along the last 7 kilometers of this historic route. This trip recreates the original journey taken by prisoners from Ushuaia’s prison to the slopes of Mount Susana, where they extracted materials for construction. Along the way, you’ll enjoy landscapes of lush forests, crystal-clear rivers, and unique natural settings. You’ll also learn about the region's first inhabitants, the indigenous Yámana, whose ruins are still visible along the route. At the end of the train journey, we’ll be waiting for you with the minibus to continue the rest of the tour.

Continuing our journey, we’ll stop to admire the stunning Macarena Falls before entering Tierra del Fuego National Park. Our first stop in the park will be at Lapataia Bay, where the Panamerican Highway ends, stretching from Alaska to Tierra del Fuego. You’ll find the iconic 'End of the World' sign here, perfect for an emblematic photo. Walk along trails suitable for all ages and enjoy breathtaking views of the Patagonian fjords and the pristine nature of the bay. We’ll continue to Laguna Verde, offering panoramic views of Condor Hill, marking the border with Chile. We'll also stop at Lake Roca, where you can admire its stunning views of lakes, mountains, and forests, a classic Patagonian postcard. Our last stop, and our favorite, will be Zaratiegui Cove. Here, you can see Round Island and visit the End of the World Post Office, the last postal box of the Argentine Post. Visitors can stamp their passports and send postcards with the famous 'End of the World' stamp.

At the end of our visit to the park, we’ll return to the Ushuaia city center, having enjoyed an unforgettable tour of history, nature, and unique landscapes in the southernmost part of Argentina.