Tierra del Fuego National Park Tour, Train Optional


About This Experience
Pickup is from your accommodation in Ushuaia; the operator sends the exact time the day before, so leave a WhatsApp number or email when booking. The van heads west on Ruta Nacional 3, and the first stop is the End of the World Train station.
Travellers on the train option board the End of the World Train here and ride into the park, while the rest of the group continues by van. Inside the park the tour visits Ensenada Zaratiegui (closed in winter), where the End of the World Post Office can be seen and photographed from outside, and Lake Acigami, also called Lake Roca, with a walk along its shore and, in clear weather, a view toward the Chilean border.
The last stop is Lapataia Bay, where Ruta Nacional 3, the southern end of the Pan-American Highway, comes to an end. Short walks along the way cover the park's plants, wildlife and geography before the van returns you to your accommodation.
The standard option does not include the train. The End of the World Train ticket is part of the price only with the 'With train included' option. The national park entry fee (ARS 40,000 for foreign visitors since 1 June 2026) is extra on both options.
Highlights
- About 3 hours of guided time inside Tierra del Fuego National Park
- Around 30 minutes each at Ensenada Bay and Lapataia Bay
- First stop at the End of the World Train station on Ruta Nacional 3
- Walk along the shore of Lake Acigami (Lake Roca)
- Guiding in Spanish, English, Portuguese and French
- Short van transfers of about 30 minutes each way
What's Included
- ✓ Pickup and drop-off at your accommodation in Ushuaia
- ✓ Transport by van
- ✓ Professional tour guide
- ✓ Guided stops at Ensenada Bay, Lake Acigami and Lapataia Bay
- ✓ End of the World Train ticket, only with the 'With train included' option
Not Included
- Tierra del Fuego National Park entry fee (ARS 40,000 per foreign visitor since 1 June 2026)
- End of the World Train ticket (not included in the standard option)
- Meals
- Personal souvenirs
What to Bring
- Comfortable shoes
- Warm clothing and a waterproof layer
- Cash or a card for the national park fee
Good to Know & Caveats
- Every visitor needs a Tierra del Fuego National Park ticket: ARS 40,000 for foreign visitors since 1 June 2026 (Argentine residents pay less, and children aged 0 to 6 enter free). It can be bought online in advance from the national parks service.
- The End of the World Train sells out in December to February, when most cruise ships call, so train seats for those months are best booked early.
- Ensenada Zaratiegui is closed in the winter season, according to the operator.
- The End of the World Post Office at Ensenada Zaratiegui is often closed, so don't count on going inside.
- Weather changes fast in Ushuaia and snow is common from June to September; warm, waterproof layers are needed in every month.
Meeting Point
Pickup from your accommodation in Ushuaia, with the time confirmed the day before.
What Travelers Say
Rated 4.8/5 by 448 verified GetYourGuide travelers.
This was a great tour! Our guide was super friendly, knowledgeable, and took us to many beautiful spots. Really enjoyed and highly recommend this to anyone planning a trip to the area. They were perfectly on time and super organized!
— Evan, August 3, 2026
everything from start to finish was great. the tourguide nd driver wrre excelent.
— Charissa, August 3, 2026
We had a great tour even with the bad weather. Our tour guide Nahuel Uris is super nice, very knowledgeable and accommodating. He speaks excellent English!
— Wendy, May 17, 2026
Frequently Asked Questions
Is the End of the World Train included?
Only if you book the 'With train included' option. The standard option covers the park tour without the train.
Is the national park entry included?
No. The park fee is paid separately on both options: ARS 40,000 for foreign visitors since 1 June 2026.
Is there hotel pickup?
Yes. Pickup and drop-off are at your accommodation in Ushuaia. The operator sends the pickup time the day before by WhatsApp or email.
How long does the tour take?
About 5 hours, including around 3 hours of guided time inside the park.
Can I cancel?
Yes, free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.











