Almanza Port Tour with Lunch

It is a real fishing village, where visitors can eat fresh fish of the day, with excellent views of the Beagle Channel. We take the RN 3 heading NE, on a winding road framed by the Andes Mountains and lenga forests. We will make a stop at a winter resort. Our second stop will be at Chacra Ruca Kelleñ: a place to appreciate the peace and nature of Tierra del Fuego. We continue our journey along the RP J towards Puerto Almanza: a small fishing village, where mussel farming and crab hunting are carried out. This picturesque town was founded for geopolitical purposes during the conflict with Chile in 1978 over the Picton, Lennox and Nueva Islands due to their strategic location opposite the Chilean town of Puerto Williams, the southernmost town in the world. We will have lunch at a local restaurant and after a day of adventure we begin our return trip.