Alberto De Agostini National Park, Chile

Alberto De Agostini National Park, Chile

Alberto de Agostini National Park is the third largest park in Chile, covering 1,460,000 hectares. Located about 800 nautical miles from Punta Arenas, it features fjords, islands, peninsulas, channels, and glaciers. Named after Father Alberto María de Agostini, the park houses the Darwin mountain chain, the Beagle Channel, and significant biodiversity including native species like coigue and canelo. Key attractions include the Marinelli Glacier, Agostini Glacier, and Guanaco Pampa for recreational fishing. Visitors can spot endangered species like guanacos, sea dogs, sea elephants, otters, and chunchungos. The rugged coastline, dramatic fjords, and diverse flora and fauna make it a must-visit destination.

Location

City: Punta Arenas

Region: Magallanes Region

Country: Chile

Coordinates: 54°44′57″S, 70°26′23″W