Hito XXIV is an official tri-border point between Argentina, Chile, and the Antarctic Treaty Islands set aboard the Lapataia Bay. Located just off the Southernmost tip of the South American continent, the region is home to some of the most stunning and unique nature-based scenery in the world. Travelers can explore dense forests, take part in cultural tours of the Tehuelche aboriginal homeland and witness the convergence of mighty rivers that empty into the Beagle Channel. Accommodation options range from small boutique inns to luxury lodges, making the perfect place for anyone looking for a unique experience. Wildlife in the area includes Capybara, Puma and Andean Condors, as well as an array of birds, lizards and other critters. Adventure seekers will also find plenty of activities including hiking, biking and boat tours to explore the area and its endless beauty.
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