A 7-day expedition to Isla de los Estados, at the far eastern edge of Tierra del Fuego, is a journey into one of the last truly wild corners of the world. Shaped by relentless winds and the Southern Ocean, this remote island—once described by Jules Verne in The Lighthouse at the End of the World—offers a raw landscape of jagged coastlines, dense subantarctic forests, and secluded coves rarely visited by humans. Over the course of the week, you navigate through narrow fjords for unique photo opportunities and anchor in protected bays, exploring on foot colonies of seabirds, fur seals, and 3 different species of penguins. With no infrastructure and minimal human presence, each landing feels like a true discovery, where history, wildlife, and elemental nature converge in a place that remains as untamed today as it was centuries ago.
This expedition is built around a Comfortable Yacth — including 1 & half sea day in and same back to Ushuaia.
- 5 full days in the field
- Small group from 4 to 6 adventurers
- Daily photography workshops
Each day includes dedicated photography sessions focusing on:
- Field technique (light, settings, positioning, anticipation)
- Working ethically with wildlife
- Editing, creativity & image refinement
- Personal feedback on your work
Based around Isla de los Estados, one of the most remote and untouched corners of Patagonia, offering rugged coastlines, dense subantarctic forests, and sheltered bays that create exceptional conditions for wildlife observation and expedition-style exploration.
INCLUDED / NOT INCLUDED
Included
- 6 nights of Accommodation a Sail Yatch (full board)
- Photography instruction
- Field transport in motor boat
- Guiding & logistics
- Transfer to Ushuaia Airport
Not included
- Flights (in/out)
- Travel Insurance
- Personal expenses
- Alcoholic Beverages
- Visas and travel documents