Sailing and Sailing Adventure in the Beagle Canal and Ushuaia

Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse During sailing we will approach the iconic Les Éclaireurs Lighthouse, one of the most iconic landscapes of the Beagle Canal and symbol of the End of the World. From the deck of the Sailboat Ksar you can enjoy a privileged view of this historic lighthouse built on small islets surrounded by the southern waters of Tierra del Fuego. Navigation allows for unique photographs and videos of the lighthouse, islets and marine fauna characteristic of the region. In this sector, sea lions are frequently observed resting on rocks, in addition to different species of birds of the canal such as imperial cormorants, southern gulls and petrels. The experience is made only from the sailboat, offering an authentic and safe perspective of the natural landscape of Patagonia. On this islet there is no descent or landing, allowing to preserve the natural environment and fauna of the place.

Island of the Birds During sailing we will tour the famous Bird Island, one of the most concentrated seabird spots in the Beagle Channel. From the deck of the Sailboat Ksar you can observe and photograph different species that inhabit the southern waters of Tierra del Fuego in their natural environment. Among the most frequent birds are imperial cormorants and rock cormorants, easily recognizable by their colonies on the islets. It is also common to spot southern gulls, skúas, petrels, South American gulls and Antarctic pigeons flying around the canal. The experience is done only from the sailboat, allowing to enjoy the landscape and marine fauna without disturbing the natural balance of the place. An ideal setting for nature photography and bird watching at the End of the World.

Bridges and Sea Lions Islands While sailing the Beagle Channel we will approach the Bridges Islands sector, a privileged natural environment where it is common to observe sea lions in their natural habitat. From the deck of the Sailboat Ksar you can see these incredible animals resting on the rocks or swimming in the southern waters of the End of the World. This region is home to mainly single- and double-haired sea lions, species characteristic of the Beagle Channel and the Patagonian coasts. Its curious behavior and the proximity that navigation allows make this moment a unique experience for photography and observation of marine fauna. Surrounded by mountains, Fueguino forests and crystal clear waters, the Bridges Islands offer one of the most authentic landscapes in Ushuaia. Navigation is carried out respecting the natural environment and maintaining an adequate distance to preserve the tranquility of the fauna.