Trekking a la Laguna Esmeralda desde Ushuaia
¡Descubra Laguna Esmeralda!
El trekking a la Laguna Esmeralda desde Ushuaia es una caminata de 4 horas por paisajes de gran belleza, donde podremos observar la flora local y, si tenemos suerte, zorros, cóndores y castores. Recomendamos este recorrido para los amantes de la naturaleza, ya que lo llevará al corazón de la Reserva Natural y del paisaje de Tierra del Fuego, donde se encuentra la Laguna Esmeralda.

Trekking a la Laguna Esmeralda desde Ushuaia
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Experience type
Day tour / activity
Booking in advance
Cut off: 1 day
Duration
6h
Difficulty
Moderate
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Minimum age of participants is: 10
Tour ID
416864
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Live tour guide
* Pick-up and Drop-off services are subject to a predefined operational area. Locations outside this region may not be supported or may require a meeting point.
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All of our tours are led by experienced and passionate local guides who are eager to share their knowledge and love for the region. We keep our group sizes small to ensure a personal and engaging experience for everyone. Your comfort and safety are our top priorities, and we provide modern, air-conditioned transportation for all our tours.
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At Braza Tours, we are committed to responsible and sustainable tourism. We strive to minimize our environmental impact and support local communities. By choosing us, you are not only getting a great tour but also contributing to the preservation of the beautiful places we visit.

















