Our first stop will be at the End of the World Train Station, where in addition to being the boarding point for passengers boarding the train, it will be a time to take photos of the southernmost narrow gauge train on the planet. Both the locomotives and the environment, and its hall full of history are worth visiting.
In this place you can have a delicious coffee or tea, with house specialties, and learn all about the history of the train and the Presidio of Ushuaia.
Those who have not obtained their pass to board the train will be able to do so at this time.Our first stop will be Bahía Ensenada Zaratiegui, where you can stamp your passport at the southernmost post office on the planet, and contemplate the greenish beaches, whose details we will tell you in situ.From the bay, we will continue on our way to Acigami Lake, another of the places that are worth knowing and feeling up close.
With the majesty of the Guanaco and Cóndor Hills on its sides, we will learn about native flora species, as well as we will see birds that you will not be able to see in other places on the planet.
We will do a short walk to see native flora and fauna, which will be a very attractive experience!Did you know that National Route 3 ends at the last place we will visit in the protected area? We will arrive there as the highlight of the day's adventure.
From Bahía Lapataia we will walk along its footbridges that will lead us to archaeological sites, a legacy of our Yagan aborigines, as well as we will have panoramic views in front of us that are worth knowing.After visiting Acigami Lake, we will continue to the Laguna Verde Viewpoint, easily accessible, where we will get off the vehicle and walk there for 5 minutes.
It is an ideal time to take the best photos, contemplate the beauties of the colors of the body of water, tinged with the forest that flows into the lagoon, and the mountains as the ideal decoration of the landscape.
