Puerto Williams to Ushuaia Beagle Channel Crossing

If you're curious about the journey from Puerto Williams to Ushuaia, this route presents an excellent choice. Traveling from the Chilean banks of the Beagle Channel to the southernmost capital of Argentina, you will experience a remarkable expedition between two of the most remote towns globally.

Navigating from Puerto Williams to Ushuaia

Are you prepared to embark on an adventure to the End of the World? This option is the most relaxing way to connect with Ushuaia from Puerto Williams. We’ll set off from O'Higgins 187 in a spacious minibus, driving along the scenic coastal route that links Puerto Williams with Puerto Navarino, traversing 55 kilometers (34 miles) of the beautiful Beagle Channel.

As you travel, you will be treated to stunning panoramas of snow-covered peaks, subantarctic woodlands, and the breathtaking landscapes of Tierra del Fuego, showcasing nature at its most raw and untouched.

Upon reaching Puerto Navarino, it will be time to board a vessel for the crossing of the Beagle Channel, the famous waterway that divides the islands of Tierra del Fuego. During this nautical journey, you’ll witness islands, glacial formations, and Andean summits that characterize this isolated yet spectacular region.

After around 2.5 hours at sea, we will arrive in Ushuaia, your gateway to Antarctica. Upon disembarkation, you will take care of immigration formalities for entry into Argentina.

At the conclusion of our trip, we will part ways at 470 Av. Prefectura Naval Argentina after having traveled for a total of 4 hours.

Activities to Explore in Ushuaia

Ushuaia serves as a superb hub for experiencing the southern wilderness at its best. You can explore Tierra del Fuego National Park, take a ride on the End of the World Train, sail through the Beagle Channel to see the Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse, and observe sea lion and penguin colonies.

In the heart of the city, you will come across the Maritime and Prison Museum, along with various artisan shops and local restaurants where you can savor the renowned Fuegian king crab. For those seeking adventure, numerous activities are available, including kayaking, hiking, or even skiing at Cerro Castor, recognized as the southernmost ski resort worldwide.

Ushuaia is ready to welcome you with its exceptional combination of untouched nature, rich history, and warm hospitality at the End of the World!