Navarino Island Tour

The Chilean part of Tierra del Fuego is truly breathtaking. Discover its beauty on our tour around Navarino Island and the world's southernmost natural scenery. Let's go!

Navarino Island Tour

Once we've picked you up from your hotel in Puerto Williams at 3:30 pm, we'll set off on our tour of Navarino Island. Our tour covers a total distance of 15.5 miles (25 kilometres) with several stops to admire the scenery. This Patagonian island is part of the Chilean Tierra del Fuego archipelago, located on the southern shore of the Beagle Channel, which connects the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans and marks the natural border with Argentina.

We'll explore the impact of the Beagle conflict, including traces of the dispute between Chile and Argentina, as well as archaeological vestiges of the Yaghan People, one of the southernmost indigenous communities globally. Alongside learning about the history and nature of Navarino Island, we will identify the coastal birds of the Cape Horn Biosphere Reserve (RBCH).

We'll conclude at a viewpoint, enjoying a selection of local products paired with a tasty beer. After this, we'll return you to your hotel in Puerto Williams, arriving by 7:30 pm.