Puerto Almanza is located at just 75 kilometers from Ushuaia. You can take a day tour to visit this place, driving through the National Road 3, and then taking the secondary road  J. This road goes through a dense forest until it reaches the shores of the Beagle Channel. Turning right on a gravel road you will get to Puerto Almanza, where you can have a lunch at the village´s restaurants. Seafood is the speciality here, with fresh fish, mussels and kingcrab.

La Ruta de la Centolla is an interesting experience that gives the visitor the chance to see the work of the local fishermen when they collect kingcrab from the waters of Beagle Channel. Fresh kingcrab is one of the top dishes of Tierra del Fuego's  gastronomy. 

If you like to explore a bit, you can take a stroll along the coastline, or hike the low difficulty trails in the forest. Punta Paraná, a short distance away from the village, is another interesting place to see. It has a nice restaurant, a panoramic viewpoint, and a short trail that leads to a beautiful cascade named  Cascada del Duende.

Another option to visit Puerto Almanza is to take a boat tour. Departing from Ushuaia, the catamaran sails through the Beagle Channel and on the way back, you can descend at Punta Paraná, have a meal and then return to Ushuaia on a bus. 

The best time to visit Puerto Almanza is on spring, summer and early autumn. During the winter months driving there can be difficult due to the road conditions.