Punta Arenas Activities and Tours
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Patagonian wildlife near Punta Arenas
The wild expedition takes us through the most Highlights and representative of the Patagonian fauna and its natural habitat.
Camp at Cape Froward
For the intrepid, Cabo Froward is the southernmost destination in Chile. Located south of Punta Arenas, it has its own name that is born from its impetuous geography.
Punta Arenas Tax-Free Area
Visiting the tax-free area and being delighted by duty free opportunities is ideal for those who happen to be in the city.
Punta Arenas Naval and Maritime Museum
The Punta Arenas Naval and Maritime Museum displays a plentiful collection of objects from the ships that reached these confines.
Eating in the End of the World
Eastern, European and regional, recipes multiply the alternatives when it comes to eating out in Punta Arenas.
A Very Cold Beer
We visited the legendary Austral beer brewery, the oldest in Chile.
A City Overlooking the Sea
We went around the main sights in Punta Arenas in order to learn about its past and its present.
Past of Glory
One of the most sumptuous residencies owned by the pioneer Braun Menéndez family today houses the Magallanes Regional Museum.
Nao Victoria Museum
An exact replica of the Nao Victoria recreates the moment in which Magellan set out to conquer the world and found the union of the two seas. A museum commemorates and invites visitors to experience this singular ordeal.
Eternal Rest
The cemetery of Punta Arenas tells the story of the city in silence. Its mausolea and the quiet park give shape to one of the most visited spots in the urban tour.
Salesian Heritage
The Maggiorino Borgatello Museum displays a complete ethnological, historical and biological collection about the strait. A proud sample of the Catholic religious order.
Magellan wildlife, Magdalena-Santa Marta
Navigating to the Magdalena and Santa Marta Islands show visitors important colonies of penguins and sea lions.
Across the Waters at the World’s End
A voyage across the southern seas on board a pleasure cruise that leads to the mythical Cape Horn unveils an incredible scene all around.
The Braun Family
They were the protagonists of the history of the pioneers. Today, their palaces are two of the most representative places as regards the architecture and the past of the city.
Tribute to a Great Explorer, Alberto de Agostini National Park
To know the national park of the Chilean fjords is to discover the traces of the Salesian Father De Agostini. With his adventurous spirit, he was captivated by the landscape.
A Chant of Life
A tour for the entire family. Close to Punta Arenas, visit Parque Ñandú and hear the story of Jorge and Estrella, who have devoted themselves to raising these birds in their natural habitat.
Fort Bulnes
We traveled along the Panamerican Road bordering the Strait of Magellan up to Fort Bulnes. A road that took us around various testimonies of the first Patagonian settlements.
Unforgettable
With the purpose of keeping its history alive, the Museum of Memory displays objects from the days of the pioneers.
Whales in the Surroundings of Punta Arenas
A memorable excursion leads travelers to a section of the Region of Magellan, a natural environment for large-sized absolutely harmless cetaceans.
Beyond the Horizon
An unusual morning and the desire to ride a horse took me to Mount Fenton. I visited the city winter park and appreciated the endless horizon from the heights.
Whales Sanctuary
Punta Arenas is the beginning of this trip to the natural paradise of whales. The expedition is introduced through the Strait of Magellan, the southernmost region of the continent.
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