Canoeing and kayaking are two exciting ways to enjoy nature at the end of the world. You can take a short trip through the National Park and the Beagle Channel or a full day combined tour for those who are looking for a more adventurous experience.
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Both for amateurs and experts, the experience of navigating the Beagle Channel and the lakes of Tierra del Fuego by canoe or kayak is truly unforgettable.
Canoeing
One of the most popular options is a combined trekking and canoeing tour in Tierra del Fuego National Park. After a 3-hour walk along a coastal path, you arrive at Lake Acigami/Roca, from where you start navigating in inflatable canoes on the Lapataia and Ovando Rivers. The trip lasts approximately 1 hour and a half, and ends at Lapataia Bay. During the trip you can observe the magnificent natural environment of the park and its fauna.
Another circuit to do in canoes, which takes a whole day, starts in the area of Estancia Harberton, on the east coast of the Beagle Channel. From there, you navigate through the Guaraní Passage until you reach Gable Island, where you can descend and explore the place. Gable Island has an area of 22 km2 and a trail that leads to a breathtaking view of the Beagle Channel. During this trip, passengers can also visit nearby Martillo Island to observe a colony of Magellanic penguins.
Finally, canoeing can be done on Lago Escondido, as part of a combined Off-Road tour, which crosses old lumberjack trails near the shores of Lake Fagnano.
Kayaking
Those who wish to kayak can go on group excursions or hire a personalized tour with a guide. One of the itineraries starts at Golondrina Bay, bordering the western coast of the Beagle Channel, passing by Cucharita Bay and ending at Cauquenes Bay. It is important to remember that this activity is subject to weather conditions, so it is always advisable to check with the tour operator in advance.
Another tour takes place in Ushuaia's bay, in the area known as Caleta Aspirante. It starts at the AFASyN Club, bordering the coastline until you get near Isla Casco, from where you return by the same route. Depending on the type of tour, you can see Isla de los Pájaros or sail near the Saint Christopher.
Other circuits that can be explored by kayak are Gable Island and Escondido Lake, as part of combined tours, and the Khami Lagoon, near the town of Tolhuin.
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Puede adquirir esta actividad a través de los siguientes prestadores
ANTARTUR
Gdor. Paz 597
Off Road en Lagos Escondido y Fagnano, con Canoas en Lago Escondido. Trekking desde la Mosca Loca y Descenso del Río Olivia en pack Raft
Canal Fun & Nature S.R.L
Roca 136
Off Road en Lagos Escondido y Fagnano. Canotaje por el río Lasifashaj hasta el Canal Beagle + caminata en Isla Gable + navegación hasta la Ea. Harberton (pingüinera).
Nativo Kayak Ushuaia
Kayak de bautismo en Bahía Ushuaia y otra opción hasta Isla de los Pájaros.
Ushuaia Sea Kayak
Kayak de bautismo en la Bahía de Ushuaia y travesía en kayak hasta Isla de los Pájaros.
También puede realizar esta actividad, contratándola a través de las Agencias de viajes y turismo habilitadas.
Canoeing and Kayaking
Canoeing and kayaking are two exciting ways to enjoy nature at the end of the world. You can take a short trip through the National Park and the Beagle Channel or a full day combined tour for those who are looking for a more adventurous experience.
When
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
Both for amateurs and experts, the experience of navigating the Beagle Channel and the lakes of Tierra del Fuego by canoe or kayak is truly unforgettable.
Canoeing
One of the most popular options is a combined trekking and canoeing tour in Tierra del Fuego National Park. After a 3-hour walk along a coastal path, you arrive at Lake Acigami/Roca, from where you start navigating in inflatable canoes on the Lapataia and Ovando Rivers. The trip lasts approximately 1 hour and a half, and ends at Lapataia Bay. During the trip you can observe the magnificent natural environment of the park and its fauna.
Another circuit to do in canoes, which takes a whole day, starts in the area of Estancia Harberton, on the east coast of the Beagle Channel. From there, you navigate through the Guaraní Passage until you reach Gable Island, where you can descend and explore the place. Gable Island has an area of 22 km2 and a trail that leads to a breathtaking view of the Beagle Channel. During this trip, passengers can also visit nearby Martillo Island to observe a colony of Magellanic penguins.
Finally, canoeing can be done on Lago Escondido, as part of a combined Off-Road tour, which crosses old lumberjack trails near the shores of Lake Fagnano.
Kayaking
Those who wish to kayak can go on group excursions or hire a personalized tour with a guide. One of the itineraries starts at Golondrina Bay, bordering the western coast of the Beagle Channel, passing by Cucharita Bay and ending at Cauquenes Bay. It is important to remember that this activity is subject to weather conditions, so it is always advisable to check with the tour operator in advance.
Another tour takes place in Ushuaia's bay, in the area known as Caleta Aspirante. It starts at the AFASyN Club, bordering the coastline until you get near Isla Casco, from where you return by the same route. Depending on the type of tour, you can see Isla de los Pájaros or sail near the Saint Christopher.
Other circuits that can be explored by kayak are Gable Island and Escondido Lake, as part of combined tours, and the Khami Lagoon, near the town of Tolhuin.
