Located at the southern tip of South America, this National Park at the ‘End of the World’ is brimming with assorted landscapes such as glaciers, tundra and a 220 km long stunning coastline dotted with a gripping history. Tierra, ideal for hiking and fishing, is a haven for rare specimens like culpeos, steamer ducks, Magellanic woodpeckers, albatrosses, black-chested buzzard eagles, as well as exotic animals like European rabbits and North American beavers. Around 20 species of mammals are sheltered in these subantarctic forests that have attracted many intrepid adventurers as well as nature lovers.

Located at the southern tip of South America, this National Park at the ‘End of the World’ is brimming with assorted landscapes such as glaciers, tundra and a 220 km long stunning coastline dotted with a gripping history. Tierra, ideal for hiking and fishing, is a haven for rare specimens like culpeos, steamer ducks, Magellanic woodpeckers, albatrosses, black-chested buzzard eagles, as well as exotic animals like European rabbits and North American beavers. Around 20 species of mammals are sheltered in these subantarctic forests that have attracted many intrepid adventurers as well as nature lovers.

Located at the southern tip of South America, this National Park at the ‘End of the World’ is brimming with assorted landscapes such as glaciers, tundra and a 220 km long stunning coastline dotted with a gripping history. Tierra, ideal for hiking and fishing, is a haven for rare specimens like culpeos, steamer ducks, Magellanic woodpeckers, albatrosses, black-chested buzzard eagles, as well as exotic animals like European rabbits and North American beavers. Around 20 species of mammals are sheltered in these subantarctic forests that have attracted many intrepid adventurers as well as nature lovers.

Located at the southern tip of South America, this National Park at the ‘End of the World’ is brimming with assorted landscapes such as glaciers, tundra and a 220 km long stunning coastline dotted with a gripping history. Tierra, ideal for hiking and fishing, is a haven for rare specimens like culpeos, steamer ducks, Magellanic woodpeckers, albatrosses, black-chested buzzard eagles, as well as exotic animals like European rabbits and North American beavers. Around 20 species of mammals are sheltered in these subantarctic forests that have attracted many intrepid adventurers as well as nature lovers.