We'll depart from Ushuaia on National Route No. 3, crossing the vast valleys
of Tierra del Fuego and enjoying a landscape surrounded by mountains, peatlands, and winter
resorts.

Along the way, we make a panoramic stop to take photos as a souvenir of these unique views. Later on, we'll take Provincial Route
Provincial Route J, taking a picturesque road surrounded by centuries-old forests as we head south to the coast of the Beagle Channel.

Once there, we'll marvel at breathtaking panoramas that blend
the sea, the Andes Mountains, and the forest. From the coast, you can see areas of
marine production, such as mussel farming, working boats, and traps for
king crab, known locally as “red gold.” Following the coastal road,
known as “La Ruta de la Centolla” (The King Crab Route), we approach the village, strolling along its only street, which leads us to the fishermen's pier, where the
boat. Aboard a Zodiac, we'll sail for 1.5 hours along
an arm of the canal, until we reach the island. There, we'll stop to admire the
adorable Magellanic and Gentoo penguins in a wild natural setting.

Finally, we'll visit a fisherman's restaurant to enjoy a lunch of fresh local produce. Amidst conversation and pleasant moments, we share our experiences before the drop-off back to the city.