Summer ToursYamaning Gable

• 08:30 am: We begin the journey from hotels in Ushuaia.
• 10:30 am: We arrive at the Beagle Channel coast. We receive a technical briefing on the use of the canoes and prepare for the paddle.
• 12:30 pm: The paddle ends. We land on Gable Island to enjoy a well-deserved lunch in our exclusive shelter.
• 01:30 pm: The trek on the island begins.
• 04:00 pm: The trek ends, and we begin the canoe crossing back.
• 04:45 pm: We arrive at the vehicle to begin the return to the city.
• 06:30 pm: Final arrival in Ushuaia.

*All descriptions and itineraries are illustrative: the start time, activity times, the order of activities, and the attractions visited may vary depending on the time of year, the guide's assessment, and the group's characteristics.

Hiking:

• Intensity: Moderate.
• Duration: Approximately 2:30 hours.
• Elevation Gain: 90 meters / 295 feet.
• Elevation Change: 50 meters / 165 feet.
• Distance: 4.5 km / 2.8 miles.

Canoeing:

• Intensity: Moderate.
• Duration: Approximately 1:30 hours.

• Appetizer: A platter of pickles, olives, cheeses, and ham.
• Main Course: Hake papillote in lemon butter, rustic potatoes, and vegetables with thyme.
• Dessert: Panna cotta with forest fruit jam.
• Beverages: Mineral water, soft drinks, and Patagonian red wine.

Transfers, English/Spanish speaking guides, canoeing equipment, and lunch with beverages.

Entrance fee to Harberton Ranch (booked separately), and penguin watching.

The climate in Tierra del Fuego is famously unpredictable; it is possible to experience sun, rain, and wind all in a single day. The rains are rarely torrential. In summer, average temperatures are around 10°C (with variations between 5°C and 15°C), while in winter they are usually close to 0°C. The key to enjoying your trip is to be well-prepared.

Essential Clothing: The "Onion" Method
To ensure comfort during outdoor activities, dressing in layers is crucial. The "onion" system allows you to adapt your clothes to changing weather conditions and your level of physical activity.

• Layers: Wear several thin garments that allow you to easily regulate your body temperature in response to wind or sun.
• Footwear: This is the highest priority. Your footwear must be waterproof or offer robust protection for wet, muddy, or snowy terrain.
• Jacket: Indispensable. A waterproof or water-resistant jacket will effectively protect you from wind and rain.

During the canoe paddle, we will provide you with the necessary equipment. You can bring cameras and cell phones during the paddle. However, for your comfort and the safety of your equipment, we suggest opting for compact cameras or cell phones that can be easily stored away in case of rain. The use of large photographic equipment is not recommended.

Recommended Clothing:

• Thermal undergarments (shirt and leggings for those who are particularly sensitive to the cold).
• Comfortable long pants for trekking.
• Waterproof trekking boots, suitable for mountainous terrain.
• A fleece or microfleece jacket/sweatshirt.
• A rain/windproof jacket. Ideal: Gore-tex or softshell.
• A warm hat and neck warmer (buff); gloves.
• An extra pair of socks.
• Sunglasses and sunscreen.
• Bringing your own reusable bottle helps us avoid using disposable plastics: we will have water to refill it!