Tierra del Fuego
Tierra del Fuego is Patagonia’s southermost outpost – a place of epic mountain hikes, thick forests, remote glaciers, and seeing penguin colonies as condors wheel high above.
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Errante EcoLodge
Hotel overview:
Errante EcoLodge located on Patagonia's southernmost settled island, Navarino, offers peaceful home-from-home comfort, in one of the planet's most remote and spectacular settings. Powered by renewable energy, using locally sourced products and with an exacting level of service, this lodge is the best - and only - lodge from which to explore the surrounding wild landscapes by foot, horse, bike, or from the water in a relaxed sustainable manner.
Location
Puerto Williams
Room Options
3 room types available
Minimum Stay
1 night
Number of excursions
11
Why we like this hotel
- The whole place is beautifully (and sensitively) integrated into the natural surroundings.
- You'll have incredible views over the Beagle Channel.
- The entire lodge is 100% solar powered, with hydropower capacity currently being constructed.
- Fantastic and tasty, locally-sourced food, based mostly on organic seafood and salmon is some of the best you'll try in Patagonia
- There are some superb and diverse excursions with the guarantee of returning to the comfort and peace of the lodge every evening.
- Advanced trekking options can be arranged—with camping overnight—for the ultimate outdoor experience at the end of the world.
We think it's worth noting
- You could almost categorise it as a 'luxury refugio' , blending incredible cuisine with an unstructured and relaxed hostel vibe feel to the place. Visitors will need to go-with-the-flow.
- The service is not polished but is friendly and down-to-earth, suiting those who enjoy a more casual style.
- The closest restaurant and shop outside of the lodge is in Puerto Williams, 6km away.
- The owner Jorge lives on site, and one of the bedrooms is still dedicated to his dental practice - a quirky aspect of this lodge.
- There are no TVs in any of the rooms or communal spaces.
Swoop says
Ushuaia was the southernmost city until 2019, when Puerto Williams became a city and took the title. There are diverse options on the excursion front, but an absolute highlight had to be kayaking on the Beagle Channel, where sea lions followed our boat—playing—and even spyhopping to get a look at us!
Danny Middleton Patagonia Specialist
Swoop says
Getting to the southernmost settlement in the world - Puerto Toro - on Errante's ‘public boat’ service around the island is one of the best things I've done in decades of travel experiences in Patagonia. The virtuous community work done by Jorge, Constanza and their team simply blew me away.
David Hilton Patagonia Product & Partnership Manager
How do I get to Errante EcoLodge?
From Ushuaia there's a boat service to Puerto Williams that runs six days a week (Mon-Sat) and takes one hour. A transfer runs from the dock to Errante EcoLodge.
From Punta Arenas there are flights six days a week (Mon-Sat) to Puerto Williams. Depending on the plane, the flight takes between 40 and 75 mins. A transfer runs from the airport to Errante EcoLodge.
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Day hiking in Tierra del Fuego
Tierra del Fuego is a land of mountains, lakes and glaciers that are perfect for day hikes, from a base in Ushuaia or Navarino Island.
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