Magellanic Penguins

Walk alongside thousands of penguins on Isla Magdalena and see the diverse fauna of Isla Marta Cruise the Strait of Magellan to the Magdalene and Marta Islands. Magdalene Island hosts over 40,000 penguins each year and Marta Island hosts over 1,500 sea lions. We begin with this unique adventure, after checking in at our office, we head towards Bahia Laredo by transfer to embark on speedboats; for 45 minutes towards Magdalena Island, where we will disembark 1 hour with our guide to know the natural habitat of the Magellanic Penguins, in the largest colony in South America. We continue our journey to Marta Island to see Sea Lions (weather permitting), imperial cormorants and hundreds of southern seagulls. Then return to the pier and Punta Arenas. We'll also have a chance if luck goes with us to be able to spot Southern Dolphins, Overa Tonins and Sei Whales.

Pick-up and drop-off to the cruise terminal. Refund available if your cruise ship cancels. This active tour with accredited Tourist Guides, provides a rich overview of the wildlife, historic points of interest and what it is like to live in the Falklands. View the penguins going about their daily business in the pristine sand at Yorke Bay where there are often dolphins frolicking near the shore. Depending on the wildlife activity we will visit EITHER the historic lighthouse at Cape Pembroke, or, Gypsy Cove to see Magellanic penguins and harbour views. A brief stop at the iconic ship wreck Lady Elizabeth provides great photographic opportunities and an understanding of the geographic importance of the Falklands during the sailing ship days. During the tour of Stanley we will visit the 1982 war memorial, the Whale Bone Arch and other points of interest. You will learn about our lifestyle from our well-informed guides who ensure your tour is a fun, friendly and memorable experience.

* Half-Day (Walk with Penguins) – 7 hs duration approx. We travel by bus route no3 and J. We will sail from Harberton Bay to Hammer Island. They can walk with penguins for 1 hour with a specialized guide who will inform you about the lives of these animals. Return to the city by bus. * Full-Day (Walking with Penguins + Sailing) – Schedules to be confirmed subject to availability. First part of the tour: Walk with Penguins We will leave in a Bus traveling National Route N3 and Route J. Then we will sail 15 minutes to Hammer Island, where we will walk 1 hour alongside the Magellanic penguins and Papuans. Return to the city by bus. Second part of the tour: Navigation Beagle Channel We will sail through the Beagle Channel, where we can observe the Fueguin fauna on Bird Island and the Isle of Wolves, as well as the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse. Schedules subject to change due to availability of quotas at the time of booking confirmation.

Explore the beautiful Patagonia full of flora and fauna, travel on a ferry and meet the King Penguin Colony, also discovering the Tierra del Fuego; origin of the Selknam culture. After crossing the Strait of Magellan and visiting Porvenir, we will go 114 km to the east, where the King Penguin Park is located, a unique sighting spot we will be able to observe a group of about 40 specimens of this species at close range. After 1 hour in the place we will continue our trip observing the helmet of the Estancia Josefina. We will also visit the Cerro Sombrero village. Finally we will cross again the Strait of Magellan. It is important to note that the times are estimated, they may vary depending on weather conditions and ferry schedules for navigation.

The cruise departs from Ushuaia’s Tourist Pier, offering panoramic views of the coast, including landmarks like the Maritime Museum and Mount Olivia. Sailing southwest, we approach Los Lobos Island to observe sea lions, then continue to Los Pájaros Island, home to Magellanic and Imperial cormorants. We sail on to the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse and see remains of the Monte Cervantes shipwreck. Crossing the Beagle Channel, we view Gable Island and Puerto Williams before reaching Martillo Island, where we observe curious Magellanic penguins swimming and nesting. After this unforgettable encounter, we return to Ushuaia, passing Estancias Túnel and Fique.

Sail through the Magellan Strait to Isla Magdalena, Natural Monument Los Pinguinos, which protects more than 120,000 penguins and also a small colony of sea lions.

Experience your own ‘March of the Penguins’ on Magdalena Island during a morning tour by boat from Punta Arenas. After cruising across the Strait of Magellan, land on this protected nature reserve and marvel at the thousands of Magellanic penguins milling about on the pebbly terrain that serves as their breeding grounds. Follow your guide along a cordoned-off path leading up to a lighthouse, where you'll learn about the island’s ecosystem. Weather permitting, cruise by Isla Marta to observe sea lions and elephant seals.

There are a few places in the world like Punta Tombo, here you will free the real contact with penguins, walking among them at their habitat. Punta Tombo Penguin Experience it's our most wanted tour, and the penguins are here from September to April each season. Depending on availability, tours to Punta Tombo can be combined with other exciting destinations: Isla Escondida: A pristine beach where you can walk among southern elephant seals. Trelew and Gaiman: Explore the fascinating Paleontological Museum and enjoy a traditional Welsh tea experience. Puerto Rawson: Embark on an unforgettable dolphin-watching adventure with the playful Commerson’s dolphins.

The proposal of Tour de la Centolla with Penguin Sighting stands out for the combination of two first-rate products, where in addition to living an adventure in 4×4 vans through the lenga forests, the Beagle Canal and Puerto Almanza, we will embark for Isla Martillo to know well up close a colony of Magellanic penguins and Papuas, extraordinary moment in a natural environment par excellence. And of course, we include both breakfast at an ancient lagoon, Laguna Victoria, and a super-full lunch at one of the best restaurants in front of the Beagle Canal, with fresh seafood, seafood grilling, centolla and much more.

Unparalleled experience of sailing the Beagle Channel eastward enjoying the wonderful scenery of the channel and the mountains that surround it, there we will see Puerto Almanza on the Argentine coast and on the Chilean coast the Puerto Williams Naval Base, and arrive at Martillo Island where we will have the opportunity to see a colony of Magellanic Penguins and some specimens of Papua penguins.

Visit one of the biggest penguin colonies in the world and learn more about this incredibly social animal during a 5-hour tour. Take a boat trip to the penguin colony, accompanied by a professional local guide, and discover the city's highlights from the river while navigating on the Beagle Channel towards the Penguin Colony. Learn more about this animals and get as close as possible to them, listen to your guides recommendations and get some historical facts about Ushuaia.

INTRODUCTION We are a Young Company, integrated by professionals with a long trajectory in the field, who have more than 15 years of experience working in different areas of Tourism . We are young and passionate about what we do. We work with respect , professionalism and empathy, giving our maximum effort to exceed the expectations of each client. Due to this, we invite you to enjoy, discover and take care of our beautiful Patagonia.- OUR MISION We want to make sure you experience a unique trip, guaranteeing that we will be alert and doing all necessary for you to get it.- Always doing our best to guarantee you a memorable experience.- OUR VISION We want to be the Company recommended by clients and suppliers, highlighted by our professionalism, attention and solidarity.-

Private excursion – one booking per vehicle. We guarantee you will not share the vehicle with others Family-friendly Travel with a local who loves their home and wants to show it off to you and give you the best experience possible The scenery and wildlife of the Falkland Islands continue to take our breath away, visitors are blown away by what they see and experience Bertha's Beach is recognised as a wetland area of international importance under the RAMSAR Convention, due to the diverse variety of wetland habitats and wildlife. It is one of only two in the Falklands. It is classified as a globally Important Bird Area by Birdlife International After Bertha's Beach we head back towards Stanley and take a trip to nearby Gypsy Cove to see Magellanic penguins & stunning scenery Followed by a look around Stanley Eco-conscious tour: Homemade lunches & snacks in compostable packaging, canned spring water, tree planted for every booking Our 4×4 vehicles comfortably seat 4 passengers

Pick up passengers from the lodging place to head 260 km north of the city of Punta Arenas to the city of Río Gallegos, Argentina, previously passing through the border in Monte Aymond, crossing the border we will make a stop at Laguna Azul, which is Located in an inactive crater of the Pali Aike volcanic field. Arriving in the city of Río Gallegos, we take a brief tour of the city and also stop for lunch. After lunch we will go to the penguin colonies of Cabo Vírgenes located 130 km southeast of the city of Río Gallegos on a tour that lasts around 2 and a half hours on a gravel road. Upon reaching the penguin colonies we can see a colony of Magellanic penguins. Of approximately 250,000 species, we will visit the park, surrounded by wonderful nature.

You can be part of this exclusive excursion, where you will have the opportunity to walk alongside these fascinating creatures for an hour, accompanied by a specialized guide who will reveal the secrets of their life and behavior. Our trip begins with check-in at the Ushuaia tourist dock located in the Port. From there, we will begin a bus tour to Martillo Island, along National Route No. 3, where you can marvel at the native vegetation: lenga and coihue forests, extensive peat bogs and majestic mountains. We will lose ourselves in the beauty of the forests until we reach the boarding point, where the real adventure will begin. Once there, we will board the semi-rigid boats that will take us to the magical Martillo Island. After a navigation of approximately 15 minutes, you will enjoy a one-hour walk, exploring the colony of gentoo and Magellanic penguins with our expert guide.

Chiloe is a land of elves, magic and traditions. On this excursion we will mainly visit Puñuhuil, which is a series of islets, full of life. Sea ​​lions, seals, birds of all kinds and mainly Magellanic and Humboldt penguins The Magellanic and Humboldt penguins, which we can see from a distance of approximately 50 m. It should be noted that this is the only part of the world where these two species cohabit. An ideal tour to learn about the fauna and habitat of penguins and other birds in southern Chile.

Our tours are much better for passengers because the round trip is on the same Patagon Ferry where they travel comfortably in their seats and we do not have to cross through Primera Angostura, which is a long route, which tires passengers.

This tour offers a truly unique blend of adventure, wildlife, and history, making it an experience like no other in the Falkland Islands. Traveling by 4×4 over rugged terrain, you'll explore remote landscapes rarely seen by visitors, passing small farms and breathtaking scenery along the way. Unlike other tours, this journey gives you the exclusive opportunity to visit the largest and most accessible King penguin colony outside of South Georgia, where you can witness thousands of these majestic birds up close in their natural habitat. You'll also encounter Gentoo and Magellanic penguins, diverse local wildlife, and stunning coastal views. There is a chance to see dolphins, seals, and even whales, plus a walk along a pristine white sandy beach with turquoise waters, this tour offers an unforgettable mix of adventure, nature, and photography opportunities, making it a must-do experience in the Falklands.

Visiting the southernmost fishing village, enjoying its exquisite marine gastronomy and sailing to meet the charismatic penguins is a unique plan. Beginning with National Route No. 3, we cross the Fueguino valleys surrounded by mountains, turbulence and winter centers that dazzle along the way. Then we take Provincial Route J, a path surrounded by centuries-old forests towards the coast of the Beagle Channel. Along the way, we look at marine production areas, such as mussel cultivation and scentolla traps, known here as the "red gold". From the pier in Puerto Almanza, we embark on a zodiac to navigate the Beagle Channel to Isla Martillo, home to Magellanic penguins and Papua. We observe them in their natural and wild environment. Finally we return to the village to enjoy lunch in a local restaurant, tasting fresh produce from the region, closing this unforgettable experience before returning.

Join us on this tour to discover South America's largest Magellanic penguin colony at Punta Tombo, home to half a million penguins! We'll enjoy these fascinating birds in their natural habitat and gain a unique glimpse into an untouched environment.