Summer, from November until March, brings long days and soft evening light that sometimes lasts almost until midnight. Temperatures are generally mild, usually between 8 and 15°C, and this is the best season for exploring the island, hiking, fishing and spending long days outside.

Autumn transforms the forests into deep reds and golds. The air becomes colder and clearer, and the island feels quieter after the busy summer season.

Winter brings snow, frost and powerful storms moving across the Atlantic coast and the steppe. It is a season that feels raw and isolated, but also incredibly beautiful for those who experience it.

Spring is the season of movement and return — migratory birds arrive again, rivers begin to thaw and the island slowly comes back to life.

Throughout the year, the wind remains a constant presence. Some days it is gentle, other days it completely shapes the rhythm of life. It influences the trees, the landscape and even the way people move through the day.

The weather here can change very quickly. Sunshine, rain, strong wind and even snow can all happen within a few hours. That is why in Tierra del Fuego people often say: always be prepared for four seasons in one day.

The air is incredibly pure and clean. In the forests around Las Loicas you can even see old man’s beard lichen hanging from the trees, something that only grows where the air quality remains untouched.