Is the End of the World Train included in the tour price?

No, the train is optional and costs extra. It's a separate 1-hour experience available at the station during the tour. Booking in advance is recommended.

Can cruise passengers join this tour?

No, this tour is exclusively for travellers staying in hotels or Airbnbs. Cruise passengers are not eligible.

What's the furthest point we reach on the tour?

The terminus of the Pan-American Highway, where you can photograph the famous sign marking the end point of the route that spans from Alaska.

What wildlife and scenery will I see?

The park features Andean mountains, Beagle Channel seascapes, temperate rainforest, lakes, rivers, and snow-capped peaks. Wildlife may include Magellanic woodpeckers, guanacos, and marine birds.

How long is the tour and what's included in the price?

The shared tour is 4 hours and includes transportation, park access, and stops at key viewpoints including the Pan-American Highway endpoint. The optional End of the World Train is additional.

Waterproof jacket, sturdy walking shoes, warm layers (temperatures range 5–15°C even in summer), sunscreen, and a camera. Weather changes rapidly, so layering is essential.

Tierra del Fuego National Park - USHUAIA (Shared tour) 1

Tierra del Fuego National Park - USHUAIA (Shared tour) 4

Tierra del Fuego National Park - USHUAIA (Shared tour) 5

Tierra del Fuego National Park - USHUAIA (Shared tour) 6

Tierra del Fuego National Park - USHUAIA (Shared tour) 7

Tierra del Fuego National Park - USHUAIA (Shared tour) 8

Tierra del Fuego National Park - USHUAIA (Shared tour) 9

Tierra del Fuego National Park - USHUAIA (Shared tour) 10

1 / 10

Tierra del Fuego National Park - USHUAIA (Shared tour)

Ushuaia, Argentina

LuxuryAdventure ToursBus & Minivan ToursNature Tours

Instant confirmationSecure checkoutNo hidden fees

About this activity

Visit Argentina's only coastal national park, where Andean peaks, temperate rainforest, and Beagle Channel waters converge at the southern edge of South America. This 4-hour shared tour reaches the terminus of the Pan-American Highway and includes optional access to the historic End of the World railway station.

Explore the southernmost National Park in the world. Enjoy the nature and the wildlife in this pristine forest. This is the unique National Park in Argentina that combines, mountains, the sea, rivers, lakes, forest, everlasting snow on the peaks.

This tour lasts about 4 hours and we also stop at the End of the World railway Station, where you can take End of the World Train ( it is an optional ride of 1 hour long). The furthest point we will reach is the end of Panamerican Highway to take a picture of the distance from Alaska up to there at the famous sign.

This tour is EXCLUSIVE for people who stay at hotels or air b&b ( NOT FOR CRUISE PASSENGERS)

Highlights

✓Southernmost national park in the world with mountains, forest, lakes, and sea in one landscape
✓Pan-American Highway endpoint—photograph the iconic sign marking the distance to Alaska
✓End of the World railway station with optional 1-hour vintage train ride (additional cost)
✓Beagle Channel views and pristine Tierra del Fuego wilderness
✓Accessible year-round; evergreen forest and snow-capped peaks

Insider tips

★Book the optional End of the World Train in advance if weather is clear—it fills quickly and offers unique photo opportunities
★Bring a waterproof jacket and sturdy footwear; Ushuaia's weather changes rapidly, and park trails can be wet and muddy
★Go early in the day for better light at the Pan-American Highway sign and calmer Beagle Channel conditions

Good to know

•Tour duration is 4 hours; the optional End of the World Train adds approximately 1 hour and costs extra
•This tour is for independent travellers staying in hotels or Airbnbs only—cruise passengers are not eligible
•Comfortable walking shoes essential; some stops involve short walks on uneven terrain
•Meeting point and exact pickup time will be confirmed upon booking

Who it's for

Nature and landscape photographers seeking iconic South American imageryAdventure travellers interested in temperate rainforest and wildlife ecosystemsIndependent travellers (hotels/Airbnbs) wanting a comprehensive national park overview without self-drivingFamilies and casual hikers seeking accessible wilderness experiences

Best time to visit

December to February (Southern Hemisphere summer) offers the longest daylight and mildest weather, though the park is accessible year-round. Morning departures provide the best lighting for photography and typically calmer conditions.