End of the World Museum (Museo del Fin del Mundo) Tours and Tickets

Follow Charles Darwin's sailing route through the Beagle Channel on this 2.5-hour catamaran trip out of Ushuaia. Check out Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse and some shipwreck ruins before experiencing the deafening din of large colonies of sea lions barking on Sea Wolves Island. Visit the End of the World Museum, view Ushuaia's defunct prison and see Olivia and Cinco Hermanos (Five Brothers) mountains. Visit Bird Island to view the varied avian population of this region and hear knowledgable commentary from your guide.

Spend a day on the Beagle Channel while leaving the travel-planning to the experts on this guided tour. After getting picked up from your hotel, head out onto the water for a unique view of Ushuaia's surroundings. Pass by Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse and small islands dotted with sea lions, then visit a penguin colony and the historic Harberton Ranch.

Tour South America's southernmost city with round-trip transfer directy from your port of call. You'll have your own private guide on this 2.5-hour Ushuaia shore excursion, which includes incredible hilltop photo ops and a visit to the End of the World Museum. Take in superb views of greater Tierra del Fuego and explore Ushuaia's former prison turned Maritime Museum, highlighting the history of Antarctic exploration.

Experience the highlights of Ushuaia during this 2-hour city and guided museum tour. Perched on the coast of the Beagle Channel and surrounded by the Le Martial Mountains, this capital city of Tierra del Fuego offers stunning Patagonian scenery including forests, seascapes and glaciers. Explore the local culture, traditions and history on this tour including the End of the World Museum, the Old Prison of Ushuaia and the Ushuaia Maritime Museum.

Embark on an hour-long tour of the Patagonian captial of Tierra del Fuego, the southernmost tip of South America. Board a double-decker bus in Ushuaia to take in the city's many sights and attractions"”like Ushuaia's old prison and homes constructed by some of the area's first immigrants"”and take a trip out to Le Martial Glacier. A knowledgable guide will provide the lowdown on what you're seeing en route.