Just 10 kilometers from Ushuaia, we find a natural treasure of incalculable value. The snowy peaks of the final stretch of the Andes Mountains rise above forested valleys, revealing summits carved by the last glaciations. On this excursion, we delve into the thick vegetation to reach the shores of the Beagle Channel and breathtaking freshwater lakes.
The Yámana, the region's original inhabitants, lived on these coasts for millennia in perfect balance with their surroundings. Only 150 years ago, they were the sole inhabitants of these lands. Exploring the Park in the afternoon offers us the unique opportunity to make the most of the daylight—which in summer lasts until nearly 11:00 pm—immersing ourselves in absolute tranquility and avoiding the crowds of large tourist groups.
We will discover ancient archaeological sites where we will learn about native cultures, stopping in the very places where these families lived for centuries, listening to the same sounds of the forest and the sea that they perceived. At sunset, we will head to a cozy structural dome to enjoy a dinner specially designed with regional ingredients. There, by candlelight and facing the silhouette of Mount Cóndor, we will share a warm evening that connects the history, nature, and gastronomy of the end of the world.
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