Day 1 - Tuesday 21 March 2028
Transfer in to Hotel Madero
Hours: 10:00 - 16:00
Fogón Welcome dinner with wine pairing
Hours: 19:00 - 23:00
Fogón Asado offers a contemporary and immersive take on Argentina’s most iconic culinary tradition: the asado. More than just a barbecue, this experience is a carefully choreographed tasting menu that celebrates fire, technique, and local ingredients. Seated around an open grill, guests witness each step of the process as skilled chefs prepare multiple courses over wood-fired flames. The experience highlights different cuts of meat, seasonal vegetables, and traditional flavors, while also sharing the history and cultural significance of the Argentine asado. Each course is thoughtfully paired with premium Argentine wines, enhancing the depth and character of the dishes. The interactive format allows guests to engage with the chefs, learn about grilling techniques, and gain insight into the rituals that make asado a cornerstone of Argentine social life. Fogón Asado is ideal for travelers seeking an elevated yet authentic gastronomic experience — a refined celebration of fire, flavor, and Argentine hospitality.
Day 2 - Wednesday 22 March 2028
Buenos Aires 101 with a Queer Twist with lunch at Sagardi
Hours: 10:00 - 16:00
Embark on a full-day private transportation tour to explore all the main highlights of Buenos Aires, from its colonial past to modernity - exploring the city's pulsating LGBTIQ+ communnity and its history. Discover the charming Latin neighborhoods and upscale French manors that make up this vibrant city and immerse yourself in the history, quirks, and habits of the porteños. Explore iconic landmarks such as Plaza de Mayo, the Cathedral of Buenos Aires, Casa Rosada (Presidential Palace), colonial city hall Cabildo, San Telmo, La Boca, Retiro, San Martín Square, the Anchorena Palace, Basilica of the Holy Sacrament, Kavanagh building, Alvear Avenue, the Recoleta Cemetery, and Puerto Madero, Buenos Aires highrise district. Learn about the Spanish colonial origins of Buenos Aires and the independence of Argentina, the immigrant era, and how it shaped the modern-day porteño. Discover the popular culture of Tango, football, and Lunfardo slang, as well as the intersection of art and politics through Mafalda, Mothers of May Square, Evita Perón and Peronism, and Benito Quinquela. Explore the golden age of Argentina and its French-obsessed elite, and listen to stories of love and revenge that echo through time. Book your tour today and discover the complex history and identity of Buenos Aires and its people!
Day 3 - Thursday 23 March 2028
Transfer to Aeroparque
Hours: 09:00 - 10:00
Flight to Ushuaia
Hours: 11:00 - 15:00
Transfer in to Arakur
Hours: 16:00 - 17:00
Day 4 - Friday 24 March 2028
King Crab Fishing
Hours: 10:00 - 16:00
The King Crab Fishing Experience in Puerto Almanza offers an unforgettable day that blends dramatic landscapes, authentic local culture, and exceptional Patagonian cuisine. After hotel pickup, we travel 75 km from Ushuaia through glacial valleys, snow-capped peaks, rivers, lagoons, and peat bogs on our way to this small fishing village on the Beagle Channel. Upon arrival, local fishermen welcome us into their world and guide us through the traditional king crab fishing process. With experienced crew members, we board a small boat and head out to the fishing grounds, where guests have the opportunity to help lift the crab traps and collect their own king crabs. Back on land, we enjoy a delicious three-course lunch at the fishermen’s cozy restaurant. The meal begins with the signature Beagle Dip, followed by fresh king crab as the main course, and ends with a delightful dessert. We return to Ushuaia carrying unforgettable memories of a hands-on experience that perfectly combines adventure, nature, and local gastronomy at the end of the world.
Day 5 - Saturday 25 March 2028
Tierra del Fuego National Park
Hours: 08:00 - 14:00
This excursion invites you to reach the true End of the World and experience one of the most iconic places in Ushuaia. No visit to the southernmost city is complete without seeing the final point of the Pan-American Highway, which begins in Alaska and ends more than 15,000 km later inside Tierra del Fuego National Park—the perfect place to capture a photo marking your arrival at the end of the world, just 1,000 km from Antarctica. At approximately 8:30 am, we pick up passengers at their hotels and head to the National Park, located 12 km west of Ushuaia. Before entering the park, we stop at the End of the World Train Station (optional). Those who choose may ride the historic train for about 60 minutes, retracing the route once used by prisoners. Guests not taking the train can enjoy a short walk through the Fuegian forest, weather permitting. Once reunited inside the park, we continue to Ensenada Bay (closed in winter), where the Andes, sub-Antarctic forest, and sea converge in a unique ecosystem. This area also features archaeological remains of native peoples and the southernmost post office in the Americas, where postcards can sometimes be sent. The tour continues with scenic stops and short interpretive walks at Lake Acigami (Roca), shared with Chile, and Lapataia Bay, home to the famous sign marking the end of the Pan-American Route. The excursion concludes with time for lunch and relaxation, surrounded by the extraordinary landscapes of Tierra del Fuego.
Transfer to Ushuaia's cruise terminal
Hours: 14:00 - 15:00
