Overview
This wilderness island – Land of Fire - sitting at the end of the world is separated from the southern Patagonia mainland by the Magellan Straits. It is carved through by icy streams, waterfalls and glaciers, mantled by evergreen forests and carpeted with boggy, flower-speckled grassland. Framed by needle-sharp icy peaks, it’s a tortured landscape of incredible natural beauty. Ushuaia, clinging to its shores on the Beagle Channel, is a busy little port from which cruises depart for Antarctica; it still has a frontier feel and has an interesting history in its own right.
Holidays Tierra del Fuego
From expertly designed Private Journeys to trail-blazing Group Tours, browse our range of carefully crafted holidays.
Private Journeys
Argentina
Active Argentina: Walking in Patagonia
(based on two people sharing & excluding flights)
Classic holidays
Group - Classic
Chile / Argentina / Patagonia
Lapwing: Patagonian Odyssey
(based on two people sharing & excluding flights)
Group - Discovery
Chile / Argentina / Patagonia
Nandu: Peaks and plains of Patagonia
(based on two people sharing & excluding flights)
Classic holidays
Private Journeys
Argentina / Chile / Patagonia
Signature Patagonia: Glaciers of Chile and Argentina
(based on two people sharing & excluding flights)
Things to do
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Accommodation
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Where to go when - our guide to Tierra del Fuego
The weather in Tierra del Fuego is wide and varied
Located at the end of the world is the wilderness island of Tierra del Fuego, separated from southern Patagonia by the Magellan Straits. This far south the weather conditions are highly unpredictable and dynamic, with wind whipping in from the seas bringing clouds and rainstorms. During summer (December - February) there are mild temperatures and days that remain light until 1am, while the winter months (June - August) usher in a thick carpet of sparkling white snow, ideal for skiing. In the shoulder seasons of spring and autumn there are fewer visitors and wildlife is more visible.
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