7 Days in the Deep South

An exclusive experience by Innata Lodge

Exploring Tierra del Fuego is not just about traveling—it’s about inhabiting the silence, embracing the wind, and walking in the untouched.

For seven days, you’ll live a unique experience among unexplored landscapes, wild horses, remote fjords, and living culture.

The journey begins in Punta Arenas and takes you to the wildest corners of Isla Grande, where Innata Lodge awaits you, surrounded by Karukinka Natural Park.

Day 1 · Welcome & Flavors of the Southern Patagonia

Your journey begins in Punta Arenas. You’ll stay at Innata Hostal, where a warm welcome marks the start of this adventure.

In the evening, you’ll enjoy a dinner with identity: spit-roasted lamb, king crab, calafate… flavors that tell stories of a soulful, remote south.

Day 2 · Crossing into Tierra del Fuego

We cross the mythical Strait of Magellan: each crossing is different, each crossing is real.

Upon arriving in Tierra del Fuego, we explore Bahía Inútil, visit the English Cemetery, King Penguin Park, and discover ancient Selk’nam fishing traps.

The landscape transforms into silence and wind. We pause by the Wandering Rocks and an old gold dredge before arriving at Innata Lodge, nestled in the heart of Fuegian nature.

 Day 3 · Trek to Pietrogrande

Today we hike from the lodge, immersed in the edges of Karukinka Park.

We walk through ancient peatlands and native forests until we reach Pietrogrande: a monumental rock formation that dominates the horizon.

From the top, the world looks different. We enjoy lunch at a natural viewpoint and return to the lodge with the certainty of having lived something unforgettable.

 Day 4 · Navigation to Fiordo Parry

At 6:00 a.m., we depart for Caleta María, where we board our boat toward Fiordo Parry.

We navigate among hanging glaciers, forested mountains, and hidden bays.

This remote fjord offers breathtaking views—and perhaps sightings of marine life: sea lions, Peale’s dolphins, and southern birds.

We share a picnic by the water and return to the lodge at sunset, tired in body but awake in soul.

Day 5 · Choose Your Own Patagonia

Today you decide how to experience Patagonia. You can choose from:

Wild horse safari

Fly fishing in pure rivers

Native and migratory birdwatching

Scenic cycling routes through Karukinka Park

(Optional, upon request): Ranch day, with horseback riding and herding alongside local gauchos

A day to connect with yourself and the land—at your own pace.

Day 6 · Return to Punta Arenas

We cross the Strait once again and return to Punta Arenas.

Innata Hostal awaits for our final night.

The afternoon is free: explore the city, visit the regional museum, the municipal cemetery, or simply gaze at the Strait from the waterfront.

At night, we gather for a farewell dinner—

A moment to share, give thanks, and close the circle.

Day 7 · Transfer & Farewell

After breakfast, we transfer you to the airport.

You leave with more than memories: you take with you a real, deep experience that will stay with you.

An authentic, living, and flexible experience

All our itineraries can be adapted depending on the weather conditions of the territory.

Far from being a limitation, this flexibility is part of the spirit of Tierra del Fuego: a place where nature sets the pace, and every day is lived in its own unique way.

A Unique Journey Through the Fjords of Seno Almirantazgo and Tierra del Fuego
Limited spaces available

From Origen Innata, we invite you to experience something only a few have had the privilege to witness: navigating the most remote fjords of Tierra del Fuego, between glaciers and wild channels, while contemplating the majestic Darwin Range from the sea.
This journey combines sailing, exploration, and rest in one of the most pristine and untamed territories on Earth.

We designed this experience with the care and knowledge of those who inhabit this land—created for travelers seeking something authentic, transformative, and deeply human.

Night 1: Sailing & Fuegian Sky

We set sail from Porvenir at sunset, venturing into the southern channels.
We spend the night on board, under an open and brilliant sky.
At dawn, we wake surrounded by majestic fjords and mountains plunging into the sea—a living postcard few have had the fortune to witness.

Day 2: Parry Fjord, Seno Almirantazgo & Glaciers of the Darwin Range

We begin the day navigating through Parry Fjord—a breathtaking natural spectacle.
Along the Seno Almirantazgo, glaciers descend from the towering Darwin Range, creating an unforgettable landscape.
Weather permitting, we disembark to walk through untouched places where silence reigns.
With some luck, we may spot leopard seals resting among the icebergs.

At day’s end, we arrive at Caleta María, where a vehicle awaits to take us to Innata Lodge.
There, in the forest, we are welcomed by a warm and intimate refuge—surrounded by guanacos, wild horses, and ancient trees.
We end the day with a thoughtfully prepared dinner made with local ingredients and flavors that tell stories.

Day 3: At Your Own Pace

This day is yours to live how you wish.
Go hiking in Karukinka Park, join a horseback ride across the pampa in search of wild horses, or simply relax at the lodge and surrender to the surroundings.
Here, each day has its own rhythm.

Throughout the experience, we share meals prepared with local products—cooked with time, care, and respect for local identity.
The lodge features private cabins built from lenga wood: cozy, quiet, and warm spaces that invite deep rest.

Day 4: Return Journey

After breakfast with forest views from Innata Lodge, nestled deep in Fuegian nature, we journey through a landscape shaped by silence and wind.
On the way, we stop by an old gold dredge and the enigmatic Wandering Rocks—vestiges of the island’s geological and human past.

We continue toward the ancient Selk’nam fishing traps, visit King Penguin Park, the English Cemetery, and trace the shores of Bahía Inútil—where history and vastness intertwine.

A Real Experience in a Wild Territory
Our programs are carefully planned, but we understand that Tierra del Fuego is a place where the weather writes its own script.
Here, wind, rain, or sun set the rhythm.
That’s why we embrace flexibility—adapting to what the land allows, so each traveler can live the best of this wild place safely and deeply.

At Origen Innata, we organize personalized journeys in Tierra del Fuego, tailored to the unique interests, timing, and pace of each traveler. We handle all logistics so you can enjoy a complete, comfortable, and authentic experience at the southernmost edge of the continent.

Our services include:

Land and sea transfers to and from the main access points.

Accommodation at Innata Lodge, located within Karukinka Park, which allows us to access unique trekking circuits in protected and little-traveled areas.

Private sailings aboard the Alakush, our exploration vessel equipped for overnight stays in remote areas—designed to offer an immersive nature experience.

Guided excursions and hikes, planned according to each traveler’s level and interests.

Fly fishing days in the Río Grande, internationally known for trout, salmon, and chinook fishing—with expert guides and all necessary equipment included.

Local gastronomy, with fresh products inspired by the cuisine of Indigenous peoples and Patagonian tradition.

Custom programs that can focus on photography, wildlife, adventure, fishing, culture, or relaxation.

We are a local company with deep knowledge of this place, working with experienced local teams and guides. Our goal is to help you explore Tierra del Fuego in a safe, authentic, and flexible way—with everything coordinated by a single team.

If you’re looking for a custom journey to the end of the world, contact us. We’ll take care of everything so you can focus only on enjoying it.