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４：Beagle Channel
It still continued raining that morning. In the morning, we went cruising on the Beagle Channel. |
  Like the map below, the Beagle Channel is the border of Chile and Argentina, and it's about 240 km long. |
| It continued to be also cold since the day before and we got rained on.
But we enjoyed the cruise. Beagle Channel is very famous for the cruise |
so that lots of other ships came and went one after another. |
We could see many magellan cormorants and lion seals.     |
| There is a lot of rocksa reefs so the ships often hit them in the area.
"Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse" was built to assist ships.  |
We completed the tour and got back to the port. Because it was very very cold, we got into the ship and talked with a man of the concession stand. He was very hospitable.  |
After we arrived at the port, we moved to a restaurant in the town center for lunch. Unlike Buenos Aires, since Ushuaia is the port town, we had fish for the main dish.    |
| After the lunch, we went sightseeing of Ushuaia town center, got ready for the cruise to Antarctica, and left Ushuaia in the evening. To be continued!! |
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