Rumbo Sur -Agencia de Viajes y Turismo - Ushuaia - Ant á rtida - Tierradel Fuego

The possibility of combining BUS - TRAIN - CATAMARAN
Located only 11 kilometers away from the city, the National Park Tierra del Fuego, is unique as it has mountains, forests and sea, all in the same area. The excursion begins leaving towards the southwest by the national route nro. 3, passing by the Susana Mount slope, witness of the Old Penitentiary of Ushuaia prisoner's work and life. The route continues throughout the valley of the Pipo River, beside the river we can see the Southern Fuegian Railway, here we will stop to take te World's End Train that rides through the old railway used by the prisoners, up to the Toro's valley inside the National Park. We will continue our excursion towards the Ensenada bay, we will contemplate the Redonda Island and on the other coast of the Channel of Beagle, Sampaio mountain range (Chile), leaving Ensenada Bay, we will go to visit the Roca Lake, through a narrow path in the forest watching all the species of our Fuegian Flora.
Once at the Roca Lake we will do one long walk bordering the Lake and the Lapataia river, which birth at the Lake, from this point it is possible to appreciate the Cóndor Hill, natural border with the Republic of Chile. We will follow towards the zone of Lapataia Bay passing by the Lagoons Green and Black, where we will have the possibility of doing two long walks, one of them by the zone of the Black Lagoon, spectacular growing peat bog, and the second one besides the beaver dams area, beginning of a footpath that will take us directly to Lapataia Bay, end of the national route nro. 3.
It is indeed in this Bay where one of our catamarans will be waiting for to initiate the sailing tour through the Beagle Channel.
Once embarked, we will begin to sail close to the coast of the National Park; from Tortuga point we will leave the Ensenada Bay. We will also visit the region of the Bridges archipelago, interesting point as it is indeed in the islands of this archipelago where large colonies of birds and sea lions are concentrated.