We start our expedition from Punta Arenas. Depending on the day and ferry schedule arrival at Porvenir – Tierra del Fuego’s capital. The excursion heads to the southern tip of the Great Island to visit one of the southernmost parks on the planet Alberto de Agostini National Park and which is part of an extensive network of protected and adjacent national parks, covering more than 1.700miles, from the city of Puerto Montt to the mythical Cape Horn at the end of the world, through “The Route of the Parks of Patagonia”. But before going into the most pristine landscapes of the end of the world, just 70miles after leaving the city of Porvenir, we arrive at Estancia Onaisin where we visit the British cemetery by means of a short walk within the limits of this mythical ranch. We continue only for a few more kilometers to reach the King Penguin Natural Reserve, in this place we spend about an hour observing and admiring the beauty of this wonderful sub-Antarctic bird. The tour continues until arriving at Estancia Russfin, where the famous “Gold Dredger”, Draga del oro, is located, which reminds the days of the gold rush at the beginning of the 20th century. Continuing our journey toward the Darwin’s Andes, it is possible to observe and marvel at a great variety of native birds such as the Bandurria and the Caiquén, and perhaps with a little luck we will be able to observe the delicate elegance of the Chilean Flamenco. After traveling another 62miles we enter the Karukinka Natural Park, a wonderful natural reserve that remains an area not intervened by human presence and is a refuge for the Guanaco the Condor and the culpeo fox, (this last one in danger of extinction). The native flora of this park is unique, the sub-Antarctic forest of Lengas, Coigües de Magallanes and Ñirres, where Mosses and Lichens also deserve special attention. During our tour it is also possible to observe large areas destroyed by beavers, which in total cover almost 300 square miles of forests and peatlands. Crossing through forests and mountains we arrive at Estancia Caleta María, an impressive bay sheltered by the foothills of the Fuegian Andes, where its resplendent glaciers welcome to the Alberto de Agostini National Park.