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USHUAIA: Beagle Channel Navigation - Isla de los Lobos and Descent at Bridges Islands
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Beagle Channel Tours & Tickets
11+ tours, tickets and activities at Beagle Channel in Ushuaia. Book with instant confirmation, free cancellation and our lowest price guarantee.
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Martillo Island: Boat Trip to the Penguin Colony & Beagle Channel
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Ushuaia, Navigation Beagle Channel and Isla de Lobos - Half day
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Beagle Channel and Sea Lions Island Catamaran Cruise
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Ushuaia: Beagle Channel Navigation - Isla de los Lobos and Descent at Bridges Islands
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Beagle Channel Yacht Sailing Tour from Ushuaia
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Beagle Channel Navigation with trekking at the Bridges Islands
From€101.87€101.85
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Beagle Channel Yacht Sailing Tour from Ushuaia
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Ushuaia10h
Tierra del Fuego Eco-Adventure: Beagle Channel Canoeing, Penguin Colony and Gable Island
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Beagle Channel Navigation with trekking at the Bridges Islands
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Ushuaia: Beagle Channel Navigation to the Penguin Colony
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/ personDid you know? Beagle Channel
The Beagle Channel was named after HMS Beagle, the famous survey ship that carried Charles Darwin on his historic voyage in 1831–1836.
The channel forms a natural maritime boundary between Argentina (Tierra del Fuego) and Chile, with several islands belonging to each country.
Estancia Harberton, established in 1886, is the oldest continuously inhabited European settlement on the Argentine side of Tierra del Fuego.
The waters host a rich population of sea lions, Magellanic penguins, and southern right whales during migration seasons (June–December).
Winter temperatures drop to around 0–5°C (32–41°F), and the channel can be treacherous with sudden weather changes and strong currents.
The iconic lighthouse at Les Éclaireurs island, visible from Ushuaia's coast, has guided mariners since 1920 and is one of the most photographed landmarks in Patagonia.