BEAGLE CHANNEL – GABLE ISLAND
Cruise back through the scenic Beagle Channel and anchor at Gable Island. Hike its rugged landscape, while discovering unique floras and faunas. Explore also nearby islands like the Hammer Island.
Beagle Channel
Named after HMS Beagle, the ship that carried Charles Darwin on his voyage, The Beagle Channel is a famous strait that runs through Tierra del Fuego, dividing Chile and Argentina. The channel is a prime route for boat tours, offering breathtaking views of glaciers, rugged cliffs, and abundant wildlife such as sea lions, penguins, and cormorants. The channel also leads to historical sites such as the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse.
Distance from last location: 51 nm
Distance from last location: 12 nm
Gable Island
Gable Island, located in the Beagle Channel near Ushuaia, is an unspoiled natural paradise offering unique hiking opportunities and rich wildlife. Explore the island’s rolling hills, dense forests, and pebbled beaches. Home to several wild animals, like cormorants, woodpeckers, and sea lions. Visit nearby penguin colonies on Isla Martillo, where travelers can observe these charming creatures up close.
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