Small-Group National Park Tour, All-Inclusive Option

About This Experience

This tour runs with small groups in small vehicles, which lets the guide reach corners of Tierra del Fuego National Park that larger buses tend to pass by. The operator contacts you the day before with a pickup time, and the vehicle collects you from your accommodation or a meeting point before heading southwest on Ruta Nacional 3. Guides speak English, Spanish, Portuguese and French, and the tour averages 4.7 out of 5 from 78 reviews.

Inside the park the stops are built around short walks past rivers, lakes and beaver dams, followed by free time at the visitor center, which has restrooms, a café and an interpretation center. The last stop is Lapataia Bay, at the far end of Ruta Nacional 3. Beavers are an introduced North American species here, and the dams show the damage they have done to the forest. The whole outing takes about 4.5 hours, with drop-off at your accommodation.

The group stops at the End of the World Train station at the start or end of the park visit. On the base option there is no train ticket, and the operator recommends the 'all-inclusive' option to anyone who wants to ride, because seats need a reservation and can sell out. That option also covers the national park entry, a fee the other options leave you to pay yourself.

For an 8 October 2026 departure, the base option cost $69 per person, a cruise-port option starting at the port cost $88, and the all-inclusive option cost $189. On any option other than all-inclusive, you pay the park entry yourself: ARS 40,000 for foreign visitors since 1 June 2026, by cash or card, or online beforehand. The listing still shows an older figure of ARS 30,000. Bring a waterproof jacket and trekking shoes for the trails.

Highlights

• Small groups in small vehicles
• Stop at the End of the World Train station, at the start or end of the park visit
• Rivers, lakes and beaver dams on short walks inside the park
• Free time at the visitor centre, with a café and interpretation centre
• Guiding in English, Spanish, Portuguese and French
• About 4.5 hours in total

What's Included

• ✓ Pickup at your accommodation or a meeting point
• ✓ Transport in a small vehicle
• ✓ Professional tour guide
• ✓ Drop-off at your accommodation
• ✓ End of the World Train ticket and national park entry, only with the 'all-inclusive' option

Not Included

• Tierra del Fuego National Park entry fee (ARS 40,000 per foreign visitor since 1 June 2026), except on the 'all-inclusive' option
• End of the World Train ticket (not included in the base or cruise-port options)
• Meals
• Drinks

What to Bring

• Waterproof jacket
• Trekking shoes or similar
• Cash or a card for the park fee (unless you book the all-inclusive option)

Good to Know & Caveats

• Every visitor needs a Tierra del Fuego National Park ticket: ARS 40,000 for foreign visitors since 1 June 2026 (Argentine residents pay less, and children aged 0 to 6 enter free). It can be bought online in advance from the national parks service. It is already covered on the 'all-inclusive' option.
• The operator recommends the 'all-inclusive' option if you want the train, because train seats need a reservation and are subject to availability.
• The End of the World Train sells out in December to February, when most cruise ships call, so train seats for those months are best booked early.
• The listing quotes an older park fee of ARS 30,000; the fee for foreign visitors has been ARS 40,000 since 1 June 2026.
• Weather changes fast in Ushuaia and snow is common from June to September; warm, waterproof layers are needed in every month.

Meeting Point

Pickup from your accommodation or a meeting point in Ushuaia, depending on the option; the cruise option starts at the port.