Estancia Harberton
Estancia Harberton

Estancia Harberton

Ruta J Km 43, Tierra del Fuego, V9410

The Basics

Explore Estancia Harberton on an hour-long guided tour to learn more about the area’s flora, fauna, and history. Tours take you into some of the site's oldest buildings, including the carpenter shop, shearing shed, and boathouse. You can visit by boat tour from Ushuaia on an excursion that typically visits Bridges Islands to look for sea lions, penguin colonies, and cormorants, before sailing to the estancia to tour the homestead and its marine life museum.

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Things to Know Before You Go

  • Estancia Harberton is a must-visit for nature lovers and history buffs.

  • The entrance fee includes a walking tour of the homestead.

  • Be sure to dress in layers and bring a rain jacket, as weather can change quickly in Ushuaia.

  • Due to uneven terrain and the historic nature of the buildings, the estancia is not wheelchair accessible.

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How to Get There

Estancia Harberton is 52 miles (84 kilometers) east of Ushuaia, or 40 nautical miles (74 kilometers) by sea. You can visit by tour, taxi, or hire a car.

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When to Get There

Plan to get an early start for your visit to the homestead, as most guided excursions by boat take the better part of a day. The site itself is open from midmorning to early evening.

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Mánacatush Tea-Room

Don’t leave Estancia Harberton without stopping for a cup of tea in its rustic Mánacatush Tea-Room, which operates on the same hours as the estancia. Housed in the original Bridges house, the tea room serves coffee, tea, hot chocolate, and a variety of sweet treats made from old family recipes, as well as a hearty stew for lunch.

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Frequently Asked Questions
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