Ushuaia is known as the southernmost city on the planet, but our proposal is to move away from the usual routes to venture into virgin nature, where the island's greatness can be appreciated in its full splendor. We will cross the vast glacial valleys of Carbajal and Tierra Mayor to cross the mountain range from south to north, seeking a hidden trail in the forest that will lead us on a low-intensity walk to a privileged viewpoint.
From there, we will admire the magnitude of the lands that, just 150 years ago, were inhabited solely by the Selk'nam. While we delight in the beauty of the landscape, we will share the history of these native people, their customs, and the impact the arrival of the white man had on their lives. Then, we will continue our route north until we reach the shores of Lake Fagnano.
At an exclusive refuge, away from civilization and in close contact with the environment, we will light a fire just as the ancient inhabitants used to do. We will replicate this ancestral rite to connect with the simplicity of watching the flames while sharing a traditional Argentine barbecue dinner, enjoying a warm and relaxed atmosphere under the last rays of the sunset.
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