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It is a long Patagonia crossing that includes the Strait of Magellan ferry and the Chile-Argentina border crossing.",[16,70,71],{},"With a private transfer, the journey becomes easier and calmer. We pick you up at your address in Punta Arenas, coordinate the timing around the ferry and border formalities, and bring you directly to your hotel, apartment, port, or airport in Ushuaia - or in the reverse direction, from Ushuaia to Punta Arenas.",[16,73,74],{},"This format is especially convenient if you are traveling with luggage, continuing to an expedition cruise or Antarctica program, or simply want to make this long road day as easy, comfortable, and well-planned as possible.",[26,76,77],{"v-slot:price-description":28},[78,79,82,133],"shore-price-description",{"excludes-title":80,"includes-title":81},"Transfer Excludes","Transfer Includes",[26,83,84],{"v-slot:include":28},[85,86,87,97,103,109,115,121,127],"ul",{},[88,89,90,96],"li",{},[91,92,95],"span",{"className":93},[94],"dot","●"," Private Transportation (per confirmed passengers & luggage)",[88,98,99,102],{},[91,100,95],{"className":101},[94]," Pickup & Drop-off at the Agreed Addresses",[88,104,105,108],{},[91,106,95],{"className":107},[94]," Strait of Magellan Ferry Crossing",[88,110,111,114],{},[91,112,95],{"className":113},[94]," Driver Service",[88,116,117,120],{},[91,118,95],{"className":119},[94]," Passenger List & Transport Documents for the International Route",[88,122,123,126],{},[91,124,95],{"className":125},[94]," Short Practical Stops Along the Direct Route",[88,128,129,132],{},[91,130,95],{"className":131},[94]," Bottled Water on Board",[26,134,135,141],{"v-slot:exclude":28},[88,136,137,140],{},[91,138,95],{"className":139},[94]," Meals & drinks (except bottled water), personal expenses",[88,142,143,146],{},[91,144,95],{"className":145},[94]," Guide services",[26,148,149],{"v-slot:shore-info":28},[150,151],"tour-faq-section",{"title":152},"Frequently Asked Questions about the Punta Arenas-Ushuaia Private Transfer",[26,154,155],{"v-slot:shore-form":28},[156,157],"shore-form",{},{"title":28,"searchDepth":159,"depth":159,"links":160},2,[],"Private transfer between Punta Arenas and Ushuaia, both directions. Around 620-650 km in 10-11 hours, including the Strait of Magellan ferry and the Chile-Argentina border.","md",{"seoTitle":164,"keywords":165,"location":31,"slug":171,"alternates":172,"countries":176,"regions":179,"thumbnail":14,"ogImageAlt":183,"duration":184,"type":185,"currency":186,"defaultTab":187,"tabs":188,"pricing":194,"faq":198},"Punta Arenas to Ushuaia Private Transfer - Ferry & Border Included",[166,167,168,169,170],"punta arenas to ushuaia private transfer","ushuaia to punta arenas private transfer","how to get from punta arenas to ushuaia","punta arenas ushuaia transfer with ferry","tierra del fuego private transfer","punta-arenas-ushuaia-private-transfer",{"en":173,"es":174,"pt":175},"\u002Ftransfers\u002Fpunta-arenas-ushuaia-private-transfer\u002F","\u002Fes\u002Ftraslados\u002Ftraslado-privado-punta-arenas-ushuaia\u002F","\u002Fpt\u002Ftransfers\u002Ftransfer-privativo-punta-arenas-ushuaia\u002F",[177,178],"chile","argentina",[180,181,182],"punta-arenas","ushuaia","patagonia","Ushuaia fin del mundo welcome sign on the waterfront - Punta Arenas to Ushuaia private transfer","10 to 11 Hours","All Ages","USD","direct-pa",[189,191],{"id":187,"label":190},"From Punta Arenas",{"id":192,"label":193},"direct-ush","From Ushuaia",{"direct-pa":195,"direct-ush":197},{"duration":196,"type":185,"currency":186},"~10-11 hours",{"duration":196,"type":185,"currency":186},[199,202,205,208,211,214,217,220,223,226,229,232,235,238,241,244,247,250,253,256],{"q":200,"a":201},"How long is the transfer between Punta Arenas and Ushuaia?","The transfer usually takes around \u003Cstrong>10 to 11 hours\u003C\u002Fstrong> under normal conditions. However, this is a long international route, and the final travel time can vary.\u003Cbr>\nThe journey includes a ferry crossing, a border crossing, long driving sections, and possible technical stops. Ferry lines, strong winds, high-season traffic, border delays, or additional stops may increase the travel time.\u003Cbr>\nFor this reason, we recommend planning this transfer as a full travel day and leaving Punta Arenas or Ushuaia early in the morning.\n",{"q":203,"a":204},"How far is Punta Arenas from Ushuaia by road?","The route usually covers around \u003Cstrong>620-650 km\u003C\u002Fstrong>, depending on the exact pickup and drop-off addresses.\u003Cbr>\nAlthough the distance may not look extreme on the map, the trip takes a full day because it includes the \u003Cstrong>Strait of Magellan ferry crossing\u003C\u002Fstrong>, the \u003Cstrong>Chile-Argentina border\u003C\u002Fstrong>, and long road sections across \u003Cstrong>Tierra del Fuego\u003C\u002Fstrong>.\n",{"q":206,"a":207},"How long is the ferry crossing across the Strait of Magellan?","The ferry runs between \u003Cstrong>Punta Delgada and Bahía Azul\u003C\u002Fstrong> across the \u003Cstrong>Primera Angostura\u003C\u002Fstrong> section of the Strait of Magellan.\u003Cbr>\nThe navigation itself is short, usually around \u003Cstrong>30 minutes\u003C\u002Fstrong>, depending on conditions. However, the full ferry stage may take longer because of vehicle queues, boarding, disembarkation, weather, and ferry traffic on the day of travel.\u003Cbr>\nIn very windy weather, the ferry service may be delayed, restricted, or temporarily interrupted.\n",{"q":209,"a":210},"Is the ferry suitable for passengers who get seasick?","The ferry ride itself does not take long, so for most travelers it is not a difficult part of the journey.\u003Cbr>\nThat said, the Strait of Magellan can be windy.\nIf you know you get seasick easily, it is better to bring whatever usually helps you on boat trips.\n",{"q":212,"a":213},"Is the ferry private?","No. The ferry is a public ferry service used by vehicles traveling between continental Chile and Tierra del Fuego.\u003Cbr>\nWe plan the route according to the expected ferry schedule, but the ferry itself operates according to weather conditions, traffic, and available space on board.\n",{"q":215,"a":216},"Can there be delays at the Chile-Argentina border?","Yes. Border timing is variable.\u003Cbr>\nOn a quiet day, the border formalities may be relatively quick, but in practice it is better to allow around \u003Cstrong>1 to 2 hours\u003C\u002Fstrong>. In high season, or when several buses and private vehicles arrive at the same time, the crossing can take longer.\u003Cbr>\nAll passengers must present their documents, and the vehicle must complete the required transport and customs procedures.\n",{"q":218,"a":219},"What documents do passengers need?","Each passenger must carry a \u003Cstrong>valid passport\u003C\u002Fstrong> and any documents required to enter Argentina or Chile, depending on their citizenship.\u003Cbr>\nPlease check visa requirements in advance if they apply to your group.\n",{"q":221,"a":222},"Can we bring food with us?","You can bring simple snacks for the road, but please avoid carrying restricted products across the border.\u003Cbr>\n\u003Cstrong>Fresh fruit, meat, dairy products, seeds, plants\u003C\u002Fstrong>, and some homemade or unpackaged foods may cause problems during customs or sanitary control. These rules are especially strict \u003Cstrong>when entering Chile\u003C\u002Fstrong>, where the SAG agricultural control checks luggage and applies fines for undeclared products. If in doubt, it is better to bring sealed packaged snacks and avoid fresh products.\n",{"q":224,"a":225},"Are food and drinks provided during the transfer?","Bottled water is included in the vehicle.\u003Cbr>\nAlong the way, short stops may be made at a gas station, roadside stop, or small café, where simple snacks and hot drinks are usually available.\u003Cbr>\nIf requested in advance, we can also arrange basic lunch boxes and drinks for the road. \u003Cstrong>Lunch box requests should be made at least 72 hours before departure.\u003C\u002Fstrong>\n",{"q":227,"a":228},"Can we stop for lunch on the way?","A short lunch or snack stop may be possible, depending on the schedule, ferry timing, border situation, and season.\u003Cbr>\nThere are limited food options along the route. \u003Cstrong>Cerro Sombrero\u003C\u002Fstrong> has a cafeteria\u002Frestobar, and there may be simple roadside options later on the Argentine side.\u003Cbr>\nIf you would like to include a proper lunch stop, please request it in advance so we can plan the timing realistically.\n",{"q":230,"a":231},"What will we see on the way?","This is not a guided excursion, but the route passes through several very different landscapes.\u003Cbr>\nOn the Chilean side, the route passes through the open landscapes of the \u003Cstrong>Magallanes Region\u003C\u002Fstrong>, old estancia areas, and the shores of the Strait of Magellan.\u003Cbr>\nThe ferry crossing itself is part of the experience. You may see seabirds, and with luck, sometimes dolphins.\u003Cbr>\nOn the Argentine side, the road crosses the open steppe of northern Tierra del Fuego before reaching \u003Cstrong>Río Grande\u003C\u002Fstrong>, \u003Cstrong>Tolhuin\u003C\u002Fstrong>, \u003Cstrong>Lake Fagnano\u003C\u002Fstrong>, \u003Cstrong>Lake Escondido\u003C\u002Fstrong>, and the forested mountain landscapes near \u003Cstrong>Garibaldi Pass\u003C\u002Fstrong>.\n",{"q":233,"a":234},"Can we make photo stops?","Yes, short photo stops may be possible if they do not affect the ferry schedule, border crossing, or arrival time in Ushuaia.\u003Cbr>\nPossible stops may include the \u003Cstrong>San Gregorio\u003C\u002Fstrong> area, \u003Cstrong>Punta Delgada\u003C\u002Fstrong> ferry terminal, \u003Cstrong>Bahía Azul\u003C\u002Fstrong>, \u003Cstrong>Lake Fagnano\u003C\u002Fstrong>, \u003Cstrong>Lake Escondido\u003C\u002Fstrong>, or the \u003Cstrong>Garibaldi Pass\u003C\u002Fstrong> viewpoint.\u003Cbr>\nOn a regular transfer, we keep stops brief to make sure the journey stays comfortable and realistic for one day. If you would like more time for photos, lunch, or stops near the lakes and Garibaldi Pass, we can plan this in advance and adjust the service accordingly.\n",{"q":236,"a":237},"Can we visit an estancia or add sightseeing on the way?","Yes, this may be possible by advance request, but it changes the format of the service.\u003Cbr>\nA direct Punta Arenas to Ushuaia transfer is already a long travel day. Adding an estancia visit, lunch stop, or extended photography stops may require an earlier departure, a different schedule, additional driver time, and a price recalculation.\n",{"q":239,"a":240},"Can we plan a flight, cruise boarding, or Antarctica briefing on the same day?","We do not recommend planning an international flight, cruise boarding, important excursion, Antarctica briefing, or tight connection immediately after the transfer on the same day.\u003Cbr>\nThe route is long and includes a ferry crossing and an international border, both of which depend on external conditions.\u003Cbr>\nIf you need to be in Ushuaia for a cruise or flight, it is better to arrive \u003Cstrong>at least one day before the event\u003C\u002Fstrong>.\n",{"q":242,"a":243},"Where can pickup and drop-off be arranged?","Pickup can be arranged from a hotel, apartment, port, or \u003Cstrong>Punta Arenas Airport (PUQ)\u003C\u002Fstrong>.\u003Cbr>\nDrop-off can be arranged at a hotel, apartment, port, airport, bus terminal, or another agreed location in Ushuaia or nearby surroundings.\u003Cbr>\nThe driver meets you with a sign displaying your name, and after booking we share the driver's contact for direct communication.\n",{"q":245,"a":246},"Can the transfer include a guide?","Yes, a guide-assistant can be arranged in advance, subject to availability.\u003Cbr>\nThis service is not included by default and must be requested separately.\n",{"q":248,"a":249},"Why choose a private transfer instead of a bus?","The main advantages are privacy, comfort, luggage flexibility, and easier coordination.\u003Cbr>\nYou travel only with your own group, with a previously agreed departure time, pickup address, and drop-off address. You do not need to coordinate bus terminals, ferry logistics, border timing, or additional transfers on your own.\u003Cbr>\nThis is especially useful for families, groups with luggage, travelers heading to a cruise, or guests who prefer a private route across Patagonia.\n",{"q":251,"a":252},"What vehicle will I travel in?","A modern executive minibus configured for passenger comfort, luggage capacity and safety: a \u003Cstrong>2026 Ford Transit Custom Minibus\u003C\u002Fstrong>, 8 passengers, automatic transmission - or a similar new van in the same comfort category, such as \u003Cstrong>Hyundai Staria\u003C\u002Fstrong>, \u003Cstrong>Volkswagen Caravelle\u003C\u002Fstrong>, \u003Cstrong>Mercedes-Benz Vito\u003C\u002Fstrong>, \u003Cstrong>Peugeot Traveller\u003C\u002Fstrong> or \u003Cstrong>Citroën SpaceTourer\u003C\u002Fstrong>.\n",{"q":254,"a":255},"How much luggage can I bring?","The price covers up to \u003Cstrong>6 passengers\u003C\u002Fstrong>, and the standard allowance is \u003Cstrong>1 large suitcase plus 1 personal item (carry-on) per passenger\u003C\u002Fstrong>.\u003Cbr>\nIf you are traveling with extra or oversized luggage - for example expedition gear for Antarctica cruises - let us know when booking so we can plan the right vehicle.\n",{"q":257,"a":258},"What safety features does the vehicle have?","• Authorized passenger transport - operated under a Chilean Ministry of Transport (MTT) \u003Cstrong>DS 80 permit\u003C\u002Fstrong>.\u003Cbr>\n• Multiple airbags - front, side, curtain and rear-seat.\u003Cbr>\n• ABS, emergency braking assist, stability control and traction control.\u003Cbr>\n• Rear camera, front and rear parking sensors, collision mitigation and lane-change assist.\n",true,"\u002Fen\u002Ftransfers\u002Fpunta-arenas-ushuaia-private-transfer",{"title":5,"description":161},"en\u002Ftransfers\u002Fpunta-arenas-ushuaia-private-transfer","Lky7MqJT7Mj7gSy7bWvDbSiX_rT3G6v3J_nBUNCUnmg",1781230648661]