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About this activity
Trek through pristine Tierra del Fuego landscapes to reach a striking emerald-coloured lagoon, with genuine chances to spot native wildlife including Magellanic foxes, Andean condors, and beavers. This 6-hour immersive experience takes you into the heart of a protected nature reserve, ideal for travellers seeking authentic wilderness exploration at the bottom of South America.
Emerald Lagoon Trekking from Ushuaia is a 4 hours trek through landscapes of great beauty, being able to observe the local flora and, if we're lucky, foxes, condors and beavers. We recommend this tour for nature lovers, as it takes you to the heart of the Nature Reserve and Landscape Tierra del Fuego, where the Emerald Lagoon is located.
Highlights
- ✓Hike to an striking emerald lagoon set in remote Patagonian terrain
- ✓Spot native wildlife: foxes, condors, and beavers in their natural habitat
- ✓Explore native Tierra del Fuego flora and sub-Antarctic ecosystems
- ✓Access protected nature reserve landscapes rarely seen by casual visitors
- ✓Experience raw, undeveloped wilderness near Ushuaia
Insider tips
- ★Start early to maximise wildlife sightings; condors and foxes are most active in morning hours
- ★Bring binoculars for birdwatching—Andean condor spotting makes the trek unforgettable
- ★Weather changes rapidly; waterproof layers and sturdy hiking boots are non-negotiable even in summer
Good to know
- •Total duration is 6 hours including transport and trekking; core hiking is approximately 4 hours
- •Moderate fitness required for sustained hiking on uneven terrain at the world's southernmost tip
- •Bring plenty of water, sun protection, and weather-appropriate clothing (conditions can be harsh and changeable)
- •Check accessibility requirements directly with operator; remote terrain limits wheelchair access
Who it's for
Nature and wildlife enthusiasts seeking genuine wilderness encountersPhotographers interested in Patagonian landscapes and native faunaHikers with moderate fitness looking for off-the-beaten-path experiencesTravellers wanting to explore Tierra del Fuego's protected ecosystems
Best time to visit
Late November to early March (Patagonian summer) offers the most stable weather, longest daylight, and highest wildlife activity. Avoid winter months (June–August) when snow, ice, and extreme cold make trekking hazardous.
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