Tierra Del Fuego & King Penguin - Patagonia

Reception at Punta Arenas Airport, transfer to selected hotel.
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We begin this incomparable adventure. After check-in at our office, we head to Bahía Laredo by transfer to board towards Magdalena Island, where we will disembark for 1 hour with our guide to explore the natural habitat of Magellanic Penguins in Chile's largest colony. We continue our journey to Marta Island to spot Sea Lions (weather permitting), imperial cormorants and hundreds of Magellanic gulls. Then we return to the dock and Punta Arenas. We will also have the opportunity, if luck is with us, to spot South American Dolphins, Overa Dolphins and Sei Whales.
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*Excursion subject to weather conditions.

Tour pick-up starts between 07:00 – 07:30 am when we begin collecting passengers; at 08:00 am we head to Tres Puentes terminal to take the ferry and cross the Strait of Magellan. The navigation lasts 2 hours, arriving around 11:30 am at Bahía Chilota where we disembark, and 20 minutes away is one of Patagonia's southernmost cities, called Porvenir, where we visit the Selknam Plaza. We will then stop for lunch and rest at a local, modest restaurant where you can pay in cash or card (lunch not included). We continue our journey to King Penguin Park, a colony located in Bahía Inútil, where you can appreciate and enjoy their beauty. We continue on to Cerro Sombrero, a small town with necessary services that was created for employees of the National Petroleum Company during its peak years. Finally, we will cross through Primera Angostura with a 20-minute navigation and then make our last stop at San Gregorio estancia, arriving in Punta Arenas around 21:00 hrs.
*Excursion subject to weather conditions. Operates Thursday to Sunday.

Breakfast at hotel. At the agreed time, transfer to Punta Arenas Bus Terminal to take regular bus to Puerto Natales (3 hrs). Reception at Puerto Natales Bus Terminal and transfer to selected hotel. Accommodation

Breakfast at hotel. At the agreed time, departure for a full-day excursion to Torres del Paine National Park visiting Milodón Cave and viewing along the way Prat Cordillera, Porteño Lake, Lake and Sierra del Toro, Sierra Ballena, Cuernos del Paine, Grey Lake, Salto Grande, Nordenskjold Lake viewpoint, Sarmiento Lake, Amarga Lagoon. Returning to Puerto Natales at the end of the day.
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Balmaceda and Serrano glaciers are located within Bernardo O'Higgins National Park, which lies 31 nautical miles northwest of Puerto Natales and is part of the Andes mountain range. Visiting it means admiring a majestic place, almost untouched by man. Access is only by sea, navigating through Fiordo de Ultima Esperanza, which owes its name to the "last hope" of finding the Strait of Magellan in 1557 for an expedition seeking it from the Pacific Ocean. The journey begins at the Puerto Natales dock, and during the journey it is possible to see buildings belonging to Bories refrigeration plant, which was one of Patagonia's largest meat processing industries. You can also observe a colony of Imperial Cormorants, a small colony of Sea Lions and a variety of plants that make up the flora, such as Coigüe, Canelo, Lenga, Ñire, Chilco and Calafate among others. Balmaceda glacier can be seen from the vessel; however, to visit Serrano, a 20-minute walk is necessary along a trail that borders a small lake formed by the glacier's melting. Return to selected hotel.
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*Excursion subject to weather conditions.

Breakfast at hotel. Transfer from your accommodation to the Regular Bus terminal to begin a two and a half hour journey direct to Punta Arenas airport.