Unforgettable Trips From Punta Arenas

One of the most recreational trips you can take, only 53 kms south of our Cabo de Hornos Hotel, is to Parque del Estrecho Fuerte Bulnes, rich in historical treasures, which will feel like a journey to the past.

After two hours of a beautiful sail from Punta Arenas you will reach Magdalena Island, declared a natural monument, sanctuary for Magellanic penguins. Strolling along the Island's trails you will be mesmerized by a community of up to 70,000 penguins in their natural habitat.

Discover a natural gem, cherished by the locals as their go-to destination for summer escapades to camp or have picnics with family and friends. Just 8 kilometers from downtown lies one of our best-kept secrets: a natural reserve that swiftly transports you from city bustle to the serene embrace of a Patagonian forest.

Standing before a colony of majestic King Penguins is an experience that leaves you utterly breathless. As the second largest penguin species among the 18 known worldwide, these regal creatures can reach heights of up to 70 centimeters. Yet, it's not just their size that commands awe; it's also their graceful movements, adorned with a yellow scarf and their trumpet-like calls.

Just 90 kilometers southwest of Punta Arenas you will reach Cape Froward, the southernmost tip of the American continent, renowned for its relentless winds that often exceed 100 kilometers per hour.

A navigation of contemplation, photography and adventure trough the Strait of Magellan to reach the southernmost point of America´s land and ascend walking to the summit of the Cape, where we will find the Cross of the Seas trough a trekking of approximately 1, 5 hour, afetr we´ll access to privileged view of the iconic interoceanic passage and the island that surround it.

Embark on an unforgettable journey just 40 minutes south of Punta Arenas, where a mesmerizing ballet of cetaceans awaits.

Witnessing the regal flight of our condors offers a captivating spectacle, showcasing these magnificent birds, renowned as the largest flying creatures on the planet.

Pali-Aike National Park, despite its remoteness—situated 196 km northwest of Punta Arenas—is one of the region's lesser-visited gems. If you have the opportunity, we highly recommend exploring this remarkable destination.

Sheep farming in our region began its development within vast estates known as Estancias, serving as the epicenter for administrative offices, worker residences, shearing and wool storage sheds, and facilities for butter production.

Live an unique selling experience in a rigid inflatable boat, "OCHEN" through the waters of the Strait of Magellan in a tour contemplating sea wild life among the kelp forest,

Parque del Estrecho - Fuerte Bulnes
One of the most recreational trips you can take, only 53 kms south of our Cabo de Hornos Hotel, is to Parque del Estrecho Fuerte Bulnes, rich in historical treasures, which will feel like a journey to the past.

Magdalena Island Penguins
After two hours of a beautiful sail from Punta Arenas you will reach Magdalena Island, declared a natural monument, sanctuary for Magellanic penguins. Strolling along the Island's trails you will be mesmerized by a community of up to 70,000 penguins in their natural habitat.

Magallanes Reserve
Discover a natural gem, cherished by the locals as their go-to destination for summer escapades to camp or have picnics with family and friends. Just 8 kilometers from downtown lies one of our best-kept secrets: a natural reserve that swiftly transports you from city bustle to the serene embrace of a Patagonian forest.

King Penguin Park
Standing before a colony of majestic King Penguins is an experience that leaves you utterly breathless. As the second largest penguin species among the 18 known worldwide, these regal creatures can reach heights of up to 70 centimeters. Yet, it's not just their size that commands awe; it's also their graceful movements, adorned with a yellow scarf and their trumpet-like calls.

Cape Froward and San Isidro Lighthouse
Just 90 kilometers southwest of Punta Arenas you will reach Cape Froward, the southernmost tip of the American continent, renowned for its relentless winds that often exceed 100 kilometers per hour.

Navigation and trekking Cape Froward
A navigation of contemplation, photography and adventure trough the Strait of Magellan to reach the southernmost point of America´s land and ascend walking to the summit of the Cape, where we will find the Cross of the Seas trough a trekking of approximately 1, 5 hour, afetr we´ll access to privileged view of the iconic interoceanic passage and the island that surround it.

Whale Watching
Embark on an unforgettable journey just 40 minutes south of Punta Arenas, where a mesmerizing ballet of cetaceans awaits.

Condor Sightings
Witnessing the regal flight of our condors offers a captivating spectacle, showcasing these magnificent birds, renowned as the largest flying creatures on the planet.

Pali Aike National Park
Pali-Aike National Park, despite its remoteness—situated 196 km northwest of Punta Arenas—is one of the region's lesser-visited gems. If you have the opportunity, we highly recommend exploring this remarkable destination.

Ranch Life
Sheep farming in our region began its development within vast estates known as Estancias, serving as the epicenter for administrative offices, worker residences, shearing and wool storage sheds, and facilities for butter production.

Austral Dolphin Sighting on the Strait Of Magellan
Live an unique selling experience in a rigid inflatable boat, "OCHEN" through the waters of the Strait of Magellan in a tour contemplating sea wild life among the kelp forest,