Tierra del Fuego is the dramatic archipelago at the very southern tip of South America, a wild and remote land of glaciers, fjords, snow-capped mountains and sub-Antarctic wilderness shared between Chile and Argentina. Known as the Land of Fire, it offers some of the most spectacular and adventurous expedition cruising on the planet, at the edge of the inhabited world.
The region is celebrated for its raw and elemental beauty, where jagged mountains rise straight from icy channels, glaciers calve into the sea, and ancient forests cloak the shores. The legendary Beagle Channel winds through the heart of the archipelago, past dramatic peaks and toward the storied waters of Cape Horn, the fabled meeting point of the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.
Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world and the gateway to Antarctica, sits on the Beagle Channel amid this magnificent scenery. The surrounding waters teem with life, with colonies of penguins, sea lions and seabirds, along with whales and dolphins frequenting the channels beneath ever-changing southern skies.
Ashore, the region offers profound wilderness, national parks and the promise of true adventure at the end of the earth. Its wild beauty and sense of remoteness are exceptional.
With its glaciers, channels and sub-Antarctic wilderness, Tierra del Fuego is one of the great expedition destinations on earth. Guests can cruise the legendary Beagle Channel, sail toward the fabled Cape Horn and experience the raw, elemental beauty of the wild lands at the southern tip of South America.
