Your experience begins as you leave the tourist port of the city, heading to the center of the Beagle Channel. You can see the most important buildings, such as the Maritime Museum (old institute), End of the World Museum, industrial area, and the Olivia and Five Brothers Mountains. You then sail to the southwest, approaching the island of Los Lobos where from the boat, you can enjoy the view of specimens of sea lions, observing their permanent habitat in a wonderful setting. Continuing navigation, you will head towards the island of Los Pájaros, the habitat of Magellanic Cormorants and Imperial Cormorants, and privileged sector where you will see specimens of the marine avifauna. The furthest point of navigation is the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, in the archipelago of the same name. On these islets it is possible to observe parts of Mount Cervantes, a boat that was shipwrecked in 1930. Crossing the Beagle Canal in a north-south direction you will see Gable Island and the Puerto Williams Naval Base (located on Navarino Island, Republic of Chile). When you reach Hammer Island, you will approach the beach and stay there. It is astonishing to note how the colony of Magellanic Penguins nesting during the summer season approach the boat with remarkable curiosity, entering the sea by swimming under the catamaran and re-emerging. You will later continue to La Estancia Harberton which invites you to visit the first Estancia Fueguina, which contains a building brought from England. Belonging to the Bridge family, it originated when it was established there after the closure of the Anglican Mission in Ushuaia. The tour of the Estancia includes the nature reserve, the Bridge family cemetery, the Galpón de Esquila, and the facilities of the house. From there, you will return to the local port by land.