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Beagle Channel Kayak Tour with Sea Lion Watching

Discover the wildlife that inhabits the Chilean part of Tierra del Fuego on our kayak tour of the Beagle Channel, where you will spot a large colony of sea lions and coastal birds. Beagle Channel Kayak Tour with Sea Lion Watching. At 9 am, we...

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Discover the wildlife that inhabits the Chilean part of Tierra del Fuego on our kayak tour of the Beagle Channel, where you will spot a large colony of sea lions and coastal birds.

Beagle Channel Kayak Tour with Sea Lion Watching

At 9 am, we will pick you up from your hotel in Puerto Williams and drive to a campsite located 19 miles (30 kilometres) west of the city.

Upon arrival, you will receive a safety briefing and will be equipped with waterproofs, wetsuits, life jackets and other necessary gear before we begin exploring the Beagle Channel, which links the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

Following a few practice paddles in a sheltered bay, we will row through open water, admiring beaches and steep cliffs in the Chilean part of the Beagle Channel, which serves as a natural border with Argentina.

After becoming accustomed to kayaking, we will visit an islet home to seabirds and a large colony of sea lions, which often interact with kayaks.

The tour concludes with a return to the campsite for a picnic lunch featuring local products and a craft beer, alongside options for coffee, tea or mate.

We will return you to your hotel in Puerto Williams by 5 pm.

Prices

Included

  • Hotel pickup and drop off
  • Transport by minibus or coach
  • English–speaking guide
  • Kayak and oar hire
  • Protective skirt, wetsuit, boots, gloves, waterproof layer and life jacket
  • Picnic lunch and craft beer
  • Coffee, tea or mate

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