2024 Ushuaia Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in December)

Lost In Nature - Ushuai’s National Park

A beginner friendly place to trek, one could easily kill half a day here at Laguna Esmeralda located in Tierra del Fuego National park. There are public shuttles to Laguna Esmeralda, round trip cost 3500ARS as of Dec 22. Earliest shuttle departing at 10am hourly and last shuttle leaves from the parking lot at the trailhead at 5pm. The trail itself is well marked and you will not get lost even if you’re by yourself as it’s pretty straightforward. It takes around 1 hour to get to the lake from the parking lot, the only challenging part is probably the end of the trail which was a bit steeper but easily doable. The views along the way is amazing, and once at the lake you can sit down to have your picnic and enjoy the serene landscape. Suggest to bring some bites and have hiking shoes as some places can be muddy! #awesomepic #argentina #ushuaia

Sea, mountain, valley, forest and lakes... La

If you are looking to connect with nature and the history of the southernmost city in the world, Tierra del Fuego National Park is the ideal place to do it. The park protects 68909 hectares and is the only one in Argentina that combines marine, forest and mountain environments giving shape to the sea coast, lakes, valleys, extensive peat bogs and magnificent forests dominated by lengas, guindos and ñires. All these environments form a unique scenery with the purest air you can breathe. This place encloses the history of the Yámanas, the first inhabitants of these lands. Paying attention, you can find mounds of mussels and mussels, remains of their food, known as "concheros" or shell middens (archeological sites) that remind us that these lands have been inhabited for more than 10,000 years. Here you will find exuberant and diverse landscapes, inhabited by birds such as the picturesque cauquén marino, the steamer duck or the black-browed albatross. As you walk along the trails it is normal to come across gray and red foxes, and to hear the "tac, tac, tac" of a woodpecker. i reccomend to you to trip with the train End of the World.

Ushuaia

Getting There - flights from major cities in Argentina / international airports around S America. long distance busses from anywhere in Argentina with a stop in Rio Gallages Attractions - penguins, seals, glacier hiking, skiing and boat trips. it is also the gateway to some Antarctica tours. Hotels - range of cheaper hotels, hostels and high end luxury too Food & Restaurants - some well known restaurants like Hard Rock Cafe to local restaurants. the roasted meat and giant crabs are a must! Shopping - everything to chose from. plenty of shops for everything you need. a well developed town. #summervacation#hikingtrails#urbanexplorer

In the southernmost city of the earth ~ Ushuaia, there are a few things that must be done

Patagonia Guide

Patagonia is located at the southern tip of South America, spanning Argentina and Chile. Best Time to Visit - Peak season: October to April is summer, the best time for hiking and adventure. - Off season: May to September is cold, and some attractions and accommodations are closed, but you can enjoy the snow and experience extreme weather. Visa Visas are required for both Argentina and Chile. Travelers with a US visa can enter Chile directly and apply for an e-visa for Argentina. Clothing Recommendations Windproof and waterproof jackets, warm inner layers, and hiking shoes are essential. The weather is changeable, so be prepared. Transportation - Flights: You can fly from Buenos Aires in Argentina or Santiago in Chile to major cities in Patagonia, such as Punta Arenas, Puerto Natales, and El Calafate. - Buses: Chile has a comfortable and convenient long-distance bus service with many departures. There are also long-distance buses between some cities in the Argentine Lake District. - Self-driving: Chile has flat and wide roads, making it suitable for self-driving tours. In the Argentine Lake District, you can enjoy the beautiful scenery along the way, but the roads are complex, so it is recommended to rent a four-wheel drive. Main Attractions and Activities - Chile: - Torres del Paine National Park: With glaciers and icebergs from the Southern Ice Field, beautiful lakes, and towering granite peaks, it is a paradise for hikers. You can fly from Punta Arenas to Puerto Natales and then drive to the park. - Chiloé Archipelago: Known for its 150 18th-century Jesuit wooden churches and houses, you can fly from Santiago to Puerto Montt and then take a ferry to the islands. - Argentina: - Ushuaia: The southernmost city in the world, you can visit the End of the World Museum and Maritime Museum, take a boat trip to see penguins and sea lions, and hike in Tierra del Fuego National Park. - El Calafate: The base for visiting the Perito Moreno Glacier, you can join glacier hiking tours and hike in the nearby Fitz Roy Mountain. - Bariloche: Located in the Argentine Lake District, you can drive around Lake Nahuel Huapi to enjoy the lake and mountain scenery, and visit Los Arrayanes National Park to see the primeval forest and lakes. Accommodation Options - Luxury hotels: Such as Singular, Rio Serrano, and Awasi Patagonia in Chile. - Unique lodges: Bariloche in Argentina is famous for its handmade chocolate, and there are unique lodges in the city and hot spring accommodations in nearby towns. - Campsites: There are campsites in Torres del Paine National Park and national parks in the Argentine Lake District.

17-Day New Year Trip to Argentina and More

New Year trip to explore the charm of Argentina and more! 17-day travel guide to experience the unique South American style, definitely not to be missed! -- 🛫Itinerary: Day 1-2: Depart from Beijing, transfer to Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, and check in to the hotel for a rest. Day 3-4: Visit Buenos Aires, then fly to Ushuaia to prepare for the Antarctic cruise. Day 5-13: Cross the Beagle Channel and Drake Passage, visit the South Shetland Islands, and explore the Antarctic Peninsula to enjoy the magnificent scenery of Antarctica. Day 14: Return to Ushuaia and disembark, then fly to Buenos Aires. Day 15-17: Transfer from Buenos Aires and return home to end the Antarctic trip.🏠 -- Must-see attractions: Plaza de Mayo ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍 Plaza de Mayo, 1084 Buenos Aires ⏰ No fixed opening hours 🕰️ Recommended visit time: 1 hour This is a witness to the history of Argentina, and every stone in the square seems to tell the vicissitudes of hundreds of years. Drake Passage ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍 Between Cape Horn, Chile, South America and the South Shetland Islands, Antarctica ⏰ No fixed opening hours, subject to navigation arrangements 🕰️ Recommended visit time: 1-2 days As an important sea route to Antarctica, the magnificent scenery of the Drake Passage is breathtaking and is the best choice for an adventure trip. Tierra del Fuego National Park ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍 Ushuaia, Tierra del Fuego Province ⏰ 8:00-20:00 🕰️ Recommended visit time: 1 day Here, you can feel the primitive charm of nature, the autumn colors on the hillside are in full swing, and every step is a beautiful picture. La Boca ⭐⭐⭐⭐ 📍 Buenos Aires, Argentina ⏰ Open all day 🕰️ Recommended visit time: 1-2 hours The colorful houses in La Boca are full of artistic atmosphere, and every wall is a source of inspiration for photographers. Walking among them is like being in a dreamlike fairy tale world. -- Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 Buy a local SIM card for convenient internet access and phone calls, and enough data. 🔌 Don't forget the plug adapter, as the sockets in Argentina are different, so remember to bring an adapter. 📜 Complete documents, including passport and visa, for a worry-free multi-country trip. 👚 It is a bit cold in Argentina in December, so bring a thick coat, hat, and scarf. 🥾 Non-slip hiking shoes are important, as safety comes first during outdoor activities. 🔋 Chargers and batteries are essential, as both mobile phones and cameras need to be charged, and a power bank is also needed. 💊 Prepare some common medicines to deal with acclimatization, and also apply sunscreen. -- The trip to Argentina has come to an end, and the multi-country style is in full view. Looking forward to the next adventure, see you again!🌍✨

Ushuaia 🇦🇷 - 3 day itinerary

Before embarking on the cruise ship to Antarctica, I spent 3 days exploring Ushuaia, the southernmost tip of South America. Here's my 3-day itinerary: Day 1: 🐧⛵ Discovering the Beagle Channel Itinerary: Museo Acatushún -> Estancia Harberton -> Isla Martillo -> Beagle Channel (Bird Island, Sea lions Island, and Lighthouse Les Eclaireurs) *Pira Tour is the only travel agency in Ushuaia that has a permit to Isla Martillo, where participants can view Magellanic and Gentoo penguins nearby on the island. In contrast, other tours can only view the penguins at the sea far away. *The price of the tour changes depending on the season and inflation in Argentina Day 2: 🚂 National Park and Train of the End of the World Itinerary: Tierra del Fuego National Park -> End of the World Train Station -> Lake Roca *The price of the tour changes depending on the season and inflation in Argentina Day 3: 🚶🏻Citywalk Itinerary: Cartel Ushuaia -> Monumento Centenario (Parque America) -> Escaleras de la Calle J.M Rosas -> Secretaría de Turismo de Ushuaia -> End of the World Sign -> Penguin mural (wall art) -> Museo Antigua Casa de Gobierno -> Museo del Fin del Mundo #travel#naturalwonders#thingstodo#seascapes#familytravel#myitinerary#citydaytours#trip

35-day in-depth tour of Argentina and other countries, no-fail guide

In-depth tour of Argentina and other countries, 35-day travel guide is here! Carefully organized, take you to enjoy the South American style, hurry up and collect it! -------- Route suggestions: DAY1-2: 🛫 Depart for Argentina, transfer via Dubai, and finally arrive in Buenos Aires. DAY3: 🏙️ Explore the cityscape of Buenos Aires. DAY4-5: ✈️ Fly to Ushuaia, visit Tierra del Fuego National Park, and board the ship in the evening. DAY6-14: 🛳️ Cross the Drake Passage and explore the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands in depth. DAY15: 🚢 Return to Ushuaia and fly to Buenos Aires. DAY16-18: 🌴 Visit Uruguay, cross the border to Brazil to Iguazu, and then to Rio de Janeiro. DAY19: 🏖️ Enjoy the tropical style of Rio de Janeiro. DAY20-22: 🛶 Go to Manaus, visit the Amazon River and primitive tribes, and then fly to Sao Paulo. DAY23: 🏙️ Feel the prosperity of the city in Sao Paulo. DAY24-32: 🌄 Fly across the South American continent, visit Chile, Easter Island, and then go to Peru to explore Machu Picchu and other ancient sites. DAY33-35: 🛫 Return to Sao Paulo from Peru, transfer via Dubai, and finally return to China. -------- Attraction suggestions: 🗽 Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro: This world-famous giant sculpture is not only a symbol of Brazil, but also a symbol of Rio, a must-see! 🏖️ Copacabana Beach: The sea is blue, the beach is clean, and there are beach volleyball and football fields dotted around, so you can play in the water and sunbathe! 🏞️ Machu Picchu: The forgotten Inca city, located in the magnificent Andes Mountains, has a unique scenery and a strong sense of history, worth a visit! -------- Travel preparation: 🧳 📞 You need to prepare a phone card, which is convenient for surfing the Internet and making calls. The Argentine data card can be activated quickly. 🔌 Don't forget the plug converter, the Argentine socket is different, remember it is a round hole two plug. 🪪 Documents should be complete, passports and visas should be processed in advance, and a copy should be kept for more security. 👕 Clothing and equipment should be kept up. It is a bit cold in Argentina in December, so thick coats, hats and scarves are indispensable. 🔋 Chargers and batteries, mobile phones and cameras need to be charged, and a mobile power supply should also be prepared. Traveling to multiple countries, visas first, these are the essentials for traveling to multiple countries such as Argentina! -------- Traveling to multiple countries such as Argentina, multiple experiences in one trip, enjoy exotic customs, come and start your South American exploration journey!

On my way to Antarctica 🇦🇶

This is the trip I have been looking forward to for the past few months!!! To travel to Antarctica this time, I am travelling with Quark Expeditions, which is one of the leading companies for polar travel. To reach the Antarctica Peninsula from Hong Kong, the transportation is as followed: HKG ✈️ DXB ✈️ EZE ✈️ USH (41hrs 55mins) Antarctica is such a fascinating place, follow me on this journey to the 7th Continent! #travel #naturalwonders #thingstodo #antarctica #Quark #expedition

22 Days in South America: Explore the Best of the Continent

22 days in South America: Explore the mysterious continent! This detailed guide will help you make the most of your time in South America. Save it now! -- 🛫Itinerary: DAY 1–3: Depart from Shanghai, transfer in Addis Ababa or another city, arrive in São Paulo, and then head to Manaus. DAY 4–5: Explore Manaus, and then head to Rio de Janeiro, possibly transferring in São Paulo or Brasília. DAY 6–8: Arrive in Rio de Janeiro, explore the city, and then head to Iguazu Falls to see the Brazilian side of the falls. DAY 9: Take a bus to the Argentine side of Iguazu Falls, and then head to Buenos Aires. DAY 10–12: Explore Buenos Aires, and then head to Ushuaia and El Calafate to explore Tierra del Fuego National Park and Los Glaciares National Park. DAY 13–17: Head from Buenos Aires to Lima, stopping in Cusco, Machu Picchu, and Pisco. DAY 18–19: Arrive in Santiago, explore the city, and take a day trip to Valparaíso. DAY 20–22: Depart from Santiago, transfer in another city, and then return to Shanghai. -- Some tips: 🌡️The weather in South America is warm and humid in December. Bring a light down jacket and a windbreaker to deal with the changeable weather. 💰Check the local exchange rate in advance. Exchanging RMB is more convenient and will help you avoid shopping pitfalls! 📒Check visa information in advance to ensure a smooth entry and a worry-free trip to South America. -- 🌍That's the end of our South American journey. We hope you can also visit this amazing continent and make unforgettable memories!

25-Day Argentina and More Countries Travel Guide

Hey guys! Here's a super detailed guide for a 25-day in-depth tour of Argentina and more countries! Take you to South America, don't miss it! 🌟 / Itinerary: D1-D2: 🛫 Depart from Shanghai, fly to Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, via a transit city, and rest to adjust to the time difference after arrival. D3-D4: 🌆 Feel the classical charm of the Paris of South America in Buenos Aires, then fly to Ushuaia to prepare for the Antarctic cruise. D5-D13: 🚢 Cross the Drake Passage, sail and explore the South Shetland Islands and the Antarctic Peninsula, and enjoy the fun of sailing. D14-D15: 🛬 Return to Buenos Aires, free activities, and experience the charm of the Paris of South America. D16-D18: 🌉 Fly to Iguazu to see the waterfalls and feel the shock of the power of nature, then head to Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. D19-D22: 🏞 Enjoy the beautiful scenery of Jesus Mountain and Sugarloaf Mountain in Rio, then fly to Manaus to visit the Amazon rainforest, and finally arrive in Sao Paulo. D23-D25: 🛬 Depart from Sao Paulo, return to Shanghai/Beijing/Guangzhou via a transit city, and end the wonderful trip to South America. / 🧳 Travel checklist: 📞 Prepare a phone card, no worries about cross-border communication. 🔌 Travel essential converter, suitable for sockets in all countries. 🪪 Complete documents for travel, passports and visas are important. 👚 Warm clothes in November, prepare a coat for the cool night. 🔋 Chargers and power banks, keep your phone charged at all times. 👟 Comfortable shoes for walking, multi-country travel without tired feet. / 🎉 Don't miss it, like and save it, and start your dream trip to Argentina and more countries! 🌟

Must-visit Argentina and other countries in winter

18-day tour of Argentina and other countries in the warm winter sun, with amazing routes waiting for you to experience, don't miss this unique beauty! -------------------- 🛫Itinerary: DAY1-DAY2: Depart from China, transfer in Dubai, and arrive in Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. DAY3: Explore Buenos Aires. DAY4-DAY5: Head to Ushuaia, board the ship in the evening to prepare for the Antarctic trip. DAY6-DAY12: Cross the Drake Passage, arrive at the Antarctic Peninsula, and enjoy the fun of landing and cruising. DAY13-DAY14: Return to Ushuaia via the Drake Passage. DAY15-DAY18: Return to Buenos Aires from Ushuaia, transfer in Dubai, and return to China. -------------------- Travel checklist: 🧳 Must-have items for Argentina and other countries 📂 Documents: Passport, visa, air ticket, ID card, and a copy, safety first. 🔌 Electrical appliances: Plug converter is a must, don't forget the charger and power bank, keep communication open at all times. 👕 Clothing: Go to Argentina in December, mainly summer clothes, bring a thin coat. Hats, sunglasses, and sun protection clothing, sun protection and fashion. 🎒 Daily necessities: Toothpaste, toothbrush, slippers, shampoo, simple makeup products, keep fresh while traveling. Remember to apply for a visa in advance, and have a nice trip! 🌍✨ -------------------- The trip to Argentina has come to an end, and the customs of many countries are in full view. I hope this trip will leave you with unforgettable memories, and I look forward to seeing you next time!

17-day autumn trip to Argentina and other countries.

Let's go on a trip! 17-day travel guide to Argentina and other countries, take you to South America, save it now! -------- 🚢Route suggestion: Antarctic Peninsula Deep Exploration Tour Day 1: Depart from China, transfer in Dubai, and fly to Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina. Day 2-3: Explore the city of Buenos Aires, then head to Ushuaia. Day 4-5: Arrive in Ushuaia, board the ship in the evening, and cross the Drake Passage. Day 6-11: Go deep into the Antarctic Peninsula and enjoy the wonderful experience of landing exploration and sea cruise. Day 12-13: Return to Ushuaia via the Drake Passage. Day 14-15: Return to Buenos Aires from Ushuaia and experience the unique style of the city again. Day 16-17: End the wonderful journey and return to China from Buenos Aires. -------- Travel essentials: 🧳Travel to multiple countries, easy to go! 📞&🔌 SIM card, plug adapter: cross-border communication, charging worry-free. 🪪&💰 Documents, wallet: visa, passport, driver's license ready, cash, credit card with you. 👗&🧥 Clothing: Argentina is warm and pleasant in November, mainly light clothing, bring a thin coat to deal with the temperature difference between morning and evening. Travel to multiple countries, easy to get! 🌟Get ready and go! 🚀 -------- Travel to Argentina and other countries, every step is a scenery, don't miss it! Waiting for you to explore and leave your own wonderful story~🌍✨

18-Day Argentina & Multi-Country Tour: Don't Miss These Experiences!

18-Day Argentina & Multi-Country Tour: Check Out This Guide! Carefully selected itineraries to help you explore the best of South America. Save this post and start your dream trip today! -- Argentina & Multi-Country Tour: Discover the Charm of South America! From the bustling streets of Buenos Aires 🏙️ to the end of the world in Ushuaia 🌊, history and nature intertwine. Feel the passion of tango 💃 and don't miss this colorful journey! -- 🌍 Itinerary: Day 1-2: Depart for Argentina 🛫, transfer in Dubai, and arrive in Buenos Aires. Day 3: Explore the highlights of Buenos Aires 🏙️. Day 4-5: Head to Ushuaia, visit Tierra del Fuego National Park 🌳, and prepare to embark on your Antarctic adventure. Day 6-14: Cross the Drake Passage 🌊, visit King George Island and China's Great Wall Station, explore the Antarctic Peninsula and South Shetland Islands 🐧, and experience the majesty and mystery of Antarctica. Day 15: Return from Antarctica to Ushuaia, then head to Buenos Aires 🛬. Day 16-18: Visit Tigre Island, transfer in Dubai 🛤️, and end your wonderful Antarctic journey back in China 🏠. -- Travel Tips: 🛫 Airport Transportation: Check transportation options in advance to avoid getting lost. 📝 Visa Information: Make sure to get your visas for all countries on your itinerary. 🍽️ Food: Try the amazing steak in Argentina! 💡 Tips: Bring extra cash just in case. 🌍 Multi-Country Tour: Each country has its own unique scenery, so enjoy the journey! 📸 Photos: Don't forget to take beautiful photos to remember your trip! 💖 Stay Positive: The most important thing is to have fun, so enjoy your trip! -- If you like Argentina and multi-country tours, don't forget to follow me for more exciting travel guides! 👍

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Patagonia—Explore the World at the End of the Earth! 🌍🗺️

Patagonia, stretching across southern Argentina and extending into Chile, is a land of breathtaking contrasts, featuring vast grasslands, rugged mountains, and remote deserts. 🏞️🇦🇷🇨🇱 Glacier National Park Nestled in southern Argentina on the eastern side of the Andes, Glacier National Park is renowned for its dramatic landscapes, including towering mountains and expansive frozen lakes like the 100-mile-long Lake Argentina. ❄️🏔️ This park offers stunning views of glaciers and a wealth of outdoor activities for adventure enthusiasts. Bai Nai National Park At the southern end of the Andes, Bai Nai National Park is celebrated for its stunning lakes, glaciers, and sky-high granite peaks. 🏞️⛰️ The park features diverse trails, rivers, grasslands, and vibrant wildflowers, with the chance to spot majestic moose roaming its scenic terrain. 🌸🦌 Tierra del Fuego National Park Tierra del Fuego National Park, located in Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, showcases pristine natural beauty. 🌲🏞️ The park encompasses lakes, streams, forests, and a dramatic coastline stretching to Lapataia Bay, offering a unique glimpse into the untouched wilderness of the southernmost reaches of Argentina. 🌊🧭

【South America Five-Country Tour Series Seventeen】Argentina's 'Port of Ushuaia'

🎥South America Five-Country Tour【Argentina Station】The 8th sightseeing spot we visited was the capital of Argentina's Tierra del Fuego Province, 【Ushuaia】. 👫🏻After finishing a day tour in Uruguay, we flew from Buenos Aires to the city known as the 'End of the World', Ushuaia, on an Aerolineas Argentinas flight. After a 3-hour flight, we safely arrived at Ushuaia Airport. 🛫Ushuaia Airport, with its 'all-wood structure', caught our attention. As the southernmost airport on Earth, it is a model of environmental ingenuity. 🏞When we walked out of the airport, we were stunned by the beautiful mountains and waters before us. No wonder tourists from all over the world flock here to witness the southernmost city on Earth. 🖼The natural environment of Ushuaia is breathtaking. To the north lies the magnificent Andes Mountains, and to the south, the Beagle Channel. The beautiful bay scenery of Ushuaia Bay and the majestic snow-capped mountains in the background form a stunning picture. 🎞As the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia attracts countless adventurers, nature lovers, and travelers to explore the starting point of the Antarctic continent. 🌫The weather here is unpredictable, with sunny mornings, foggy afternoons, and starry nights, giving one the feeling of being in a fairy tale world. 🏙The main street in downtown Ushuaia is named after Argentina's founding father, San Martin. The street extends 2 kilometers along the mountain, with modern houses of great design perfectly combined with lightweight wooden houses. The street is lined with cute little wooden houses that seem to belong to Snow White in fairy tales. 🏟Although Ushuaia is a small town, its geographical location makes it an important supply and starting point for Antarctic scientific research and exploration. From Ushuaia, it is less than 800 kilometers south through the Drake Passage to reach Antarctica. This makes Ushuaia a must-stop for many scientists and adventurers heading to Antarctica. 🌈As a miracle city at the end of the world, Ushuaia attracts more and more tourists with its magnificent natural scenery, polar charm, and unique geographical location. It is not only a paradise for adventure and outdoor activities but also a small town full of cultural charm………

🌟 Ushuaia's Luxe Hideaway: Las Hayas Resort 🏔️✨

Nestled in the scenic mountains of Ushuaia, Las Hayas Ushuaia Resort at Luis Fernando Martial 1650 is a gem that's all about detail-oriented comfort. 🛌💤 With a prime hilltop location, this resort boasts breathtaking lake views that'll leave you spellbound. 🌊🏞️ Whether you're catching a taxi for a quick ride into town or simply gazing out from your room, the convenience and beauty are unmatched. And speaking of rooms, they're spacious havens with stunning vistas of Ushuaia's harbor - a sight to behold on a clear day! 🌅 Breakfast here is a feast for the senses; it's a spread that might just be the most varied and delightful you'll encounter on your travels. 🍳🥐 Plus, the tranquility of the hotel's environment adds to the overall exquisite experience. It's a trek from the bustling streets, but a quick cab ride brings the best of both worlds - serene seclusion with easy access to urban adventures. 🚕🍃 # Ushuaia # UshuaiaHotel # UshuaiaTravel

🌟 Ushuaia's Luxe Retreat: Los Cauquenes Resort 🏔️✨

Nestled in the heart of pristine Tierra del Fuego, Los Cauquenes Resort + Spa + Experiences at Reinamora 3642 is a gem that's hard to overlook. 🏨 Imagine waking up to breathtaking lake or mountain views from a spacious room, then heading to a breakfast spread that's a foodie's delight (yes, gluten-free pals, you're in for a treat too!). 🍳🥐 With a full shuttle schedule, exploring Ushuaia's charming center is a breeze. 🚌 After a day of adventure, unwind in the sauna, flex in the gym, or take a dip in the pristine pool. 🏋️‍♂️🧖‍♂️🏊 And hey, if your muscles are sore, the beds may feel a tad too soft, but that's just an excuse for another spa day, right? 💆‍♀️ Cap off the evening with varied culinary delights at the in-house restaurant, without breaking the bank. 🍽️ And don't worry about your gadgets; there are plenty of outlets to charge up for tomorrow's escapades. 🔋 Los Cauquenes is more than a stay – it's an experience that complements the spirit of Ushuaia. 🌲🗺️ #Ushuaia #UshuaiaHotel #UshuaiaTravel

The correct way to open Ushuaia at the end of the world

The plane ✈️ landed on time at Ushuaia airport at seven in the morning, with light rain 🌧️ outside the window, and the whole city was shrouded in dark clouds After collecting the luggage 🧳, contact the staff at the TAXi counter at the airport, he will take you outside the airport and arrange a taxi 🚕 for you. The price of taxis in Ushuaia is about the same as UBER in Buenos Aires. The airport is very close to the city center, about a 20-minute drive. After arriving at the hotel to store your luggage, start the mode of walking in the rain Ushuaia is a very quiet and beautiful small town. Its beauty does not come from tourist attractions or landmark buildings, but is inherent, and can be felt anytime, anywhere. There are many port towns in the world, and there are also many towns under the snow mountains 🏔️, but Ushuaia combines both. Under the surrounding snow mountains, colorful 🌈 houses are built along the mountain, extending all the way to the port. The town has a large drop, and there can be tens of meters of altitude within just three or five blocks By noon, the rain gradually stopped, and the small town washed by the rain 🌧️ was exceptionally clean, the ground was spotless, and the fresh air was refreshing. We started climbing from the seaside to the mountainside, and then returned to the seaside from the mountainside, wandering aimlessly, squandering our time to our heart's content, until the sunset, admiring the different postures of the small town in the changing light and shadow, watching the lights of the cruise ships 🛳️ heading to Antarctica light up. This is probably what the fireworks at the end of the world look like, this is probably the correct way to open Ushuaia Of course, it's not that Ushuaia has no attractions. Here, you can enjoy hiking in Tierra del Fuego National Park ⛲️, or take a boat 🚢 to the southernmost lighthouse to see sea lions, seals 🦭, and penguins 🐧. 1️⃣ For Tierra del Fuego, you can choose to join a tour group, or you can buy round-trip bus tickets at the bus station to visit on your own. The group tour takes about half a day. I personally recommend visiting on your own, with ample time to fully experience different sceneries. The ticket ➕ bus fare is about 300 RMB 2️⃣ Take a boat out to sea, there is a row of beautiful little wooden houses at the dock, where they sell boat tickets for going out to sea. There are more lighthouses and sea lions and seals to see, and the ticket price is more than 300 RMB, taking about 2 hours 3️⃣ I will write about these two trips in detail soon Additionally, near the dock, I also saw a blue double-decker sightseeing bus 🚌 that can explore the scenery of the small town from a further distance and more in-depth Exchange rate 💰 Ushuaia has the worst exchange rate of the trip, as of April 2024, 1 US dollar is exchanged for 980 in Buenos Aires, while here it is 1 US dollar for 900 Shopping 🛍️ Shopping in Ushuaia is considered cheap in Argentina. The same souvenirs cost twice as much in El Calafate as they do here Dining 🍴 1️⃣ Perhaps due to the season, I went to the famous Captain's Restaurant twice but did not find whole king crabs 🦀. The king crab at the Chinese restaurant Bamboo was pitifully small and quite expensive 2️⃣ There is an Argentine grilled lamb chop 🍖 restaurant by the sea that I highly recommend. Three whole lamb racks are roasted over an open fire, cut as they cook, and the taste is simply fantastic Accommodation 🏠 Most of the hotels in Ushuaia are concentrated near the seaside, which is very convenient for travel, while most of the homestays are concentrated on the mountainside. Although you need to climb a bit, the view is good, overlooking the harbor, and you can choose according to personal preference Security 👮 Ushuaia has very good security. At eleven or twelve o'clock at night, the streets are still bustling with people, and there is no need to worry about theft or robbery

Ushuaia's Luxe Retreat: Arakur Resort & Spa 🏔️✨

Nestled in the heart of snowy peaks and lush landscapes, Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa is a slice of heaven for those seeking luxury amidst nature. 🌿🛌 The resort boasts rooms that are a fusion of comfort and elegance, offering sweeping views of the pristine surroundings. Cleanliness is top-notch, ensuring a spotless and serene stay. 🧼🛏️ Dive into relaxation with the resort's spa facilities, featuring various pools with different temperatures and individual saunas to melt away the stresses of travel. The unique architecture adds a touch of exclusivity to your pampering experience. 🧖‍♀️💦 Foodies, rejoice! The dining quality here is unparalleled, with flavors that capture the essence of Ushuaia's local cuisine. Every bite promises to be a delightful adventure for your taste buds. 🍽️👅 Situated at Cerro Alarkén N° 1, the Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa is not just a stay but an experience that marries luxury with the untamed beauty of Tierra del Fuego. 📍🇦🇷 #Ushuaia #UshuaiaHotel #UshuaiaTravel

Getting to Ushuaia

1 of the intentions of traveling to Ushuaia "The End Of The World Post Office In Ushuaia" And this is the post office that is the end of the post office branch located at the southernmost point of the world. Yes, it is really located at the southernmost point of the world because Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world. I want to see with my own eyes that once I have been to the farthest and southernmost post office in the world. I want to send a postcard back to Thailand to myself. It must be very impressive. And inside this post office, there is also a passport stamping point for tourists who travel. If anyone wants to stamp a passport pattern, they can do it here. It will definitely be another meaning of the trip.... But....while planning to arrive at the post office, I learned that this post office has been closed for 3 months because this post office is not strong enough from the wind and weather conditions. And the office juts into the sea, making tourists have to take pictures outside this post office as a memory that they once visited the southernmost post office in the world!!! As for the passport stamping point, it has been moved to the city. It is inside the Touris Center located at the port in the city. You can stamp it yourself. Free!! No charge #Ushuaia #SouthernmostPostofficeoftheworld #Travel #SouthAmerica #Photo #TravelPhoto #WithMyShutter

The Lighthouse at the End of the World

The Lighthouse at the End of the World ประภาคารที่ตั้งอยู่ในตอนใต้สุดของโลก หรือ ประภาคารจุดสิ้นสุดของโลก!!! เป็นประภาคารที่เก่าแก่ของอาร์เจนตินา และเป็นประภาคารแห่งแรกในประวัติศาสตร์ที่สร้างขึ้นในน่านน้ำทางใต้สุดของโลก ประภาคารแห่งนี้ตั้งอยู่ 5 ไมล์ทะเลทางตะวันออกของเมือง “อูซัวยา” นี่คือสาเหตุที่ทำให้บินข้ามน้ำข้ามทะเลมา.... ประภาคารเป็นสถานที่ที่ดูไม่มีอะไร แต่!!มันคือจุดสิ้นสุดของโลก และเชื่อหรือไม่ว่าประภาคารที่นี่ถูกนักท่องเที่ยวถ่ายรูปไว้มากที่สุดในโลกจากประภาคารทั่วโลก นี่คงเป็นแรงดึงดูดให้ท่องเที่ยวซื้อตั๋วล่องเรือมาชมประภาคารแห่งนี้ ที่นี่ไม่ได้เปิดให้นักท่องเที่ยวลงไปชม เพราะว่าตั้งอยู่บนโขนหินกลางทะเล จะมีเพียงแมวน้ำและนกคอยเฝ้าประภาคารแห่งนี้ เราจะเห็นแมวน้ำตัวใหญ่จำนวนมากตามโขดหินและว่ายน้ำอวดหุ่นสวยๆและความน่ารักตลอดเวลา นี้แหละคือเสน่ห์ของการมาจุดสิ้นสุดของโลก ”The Lighthouse at the End of the World“ ผมจองผ่านเรือผ่านบริษัททัวร์ที่ชื่อว่า PIRATOUR ราคาซื้อ 53 USD ใช้เวลาประมาณว่า 3 ชม. เรือจะพาเราล่องชมสัตว์น้ำทะเล เราสามารถออกไปดู ถ่ายรูป ที่เรือได้ตลอด อากาศเย็นมากกก!! เราจะได้เห็นแมวน้ำ นกต่างๆ จริงๆมีขมแพนกวิ้น ด้วยแต่ต้องไปในช่วงฤดูกาลนั้นๆ ที่เมือง Ushuaia เป็นเมืองค่อยข้างใหญ่นะครับ ตอนแรกคิดว่าเป็นเมืองเล็กๆ แต่ที่ไหนได้เมืองใหญ่พอตัวเลย มีย่านร้านค้างถนนหลักในการเดินเล่น ช็อปปิ้ง มากมาย ที่เมืองน่ารักมีการตกแต่งด้วยงานศิลปะมากมาย และที่สำคัญเมืองนี้หนาวมากๆ อยู่ๆก็มีหิมะตกมาอีก ทำเอาเสื้อผ้าไม่พร้อมซะเลย อากาศแปรปรวนจนเดาไม่ถูก.... #Ushuaia #travel #phototravel #photography #TheLighthouse #endoctheworld #withmyshutter

Traveling on the world's southernmost railway

Traveling by the world's southernmost train...📍 This is one of the homework that has been prepared for traveling to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world. With the intention of planning a trip to Patagonia Argentina, it is considered a South American country. Coming this far, we must travel to the end of the world. Until I found information that I would come to Ushuaia and what interesting things this city has, it was additional homework.... Ushuaia is another large city with a lot of tourists. At first, I thought the city would be like a quiet province outside the city. But on the contrary, this city has many interesting things, both tourist attractions, walking places, and many beautiful photo spots. The highlight of this city is that it is a boarding point for a large cruise to Antarctica. The port is very large. If anyone is going, plan an additional 10-15 days to travel on a giant cruise ship. It is very interesting... For this destination, I pinned the train end of the world, which means the southernmost train in the world. It is a steam locomotive train that is still in use until today. It is the last one that is still in use. In the past, this train was used to transport food, construction materials, etc. to the prisoners' territories in Ushuaia. Until now, the train is still in use, but has been transformed into a tourist attraction. Let tourists experience the train in South America. Therefore, the theme of Tierra del Fuego or train end of the world is decorated in a prisoner style. The staff will dress up as prisoners to tease tourists to have fun. For personal opinion: It is another place worth visiting, but... it may not seem like much. The train will run slowly along the train tracks. It stops at 2 points. The first point is to let you go down to buy a photo at the station before getting on the train + get off and walk in the beautiful area for about 15 minutes. It feels like you are tricked into buying a photo 55+!! Then take the train to the end of the station. You can walk back, but I recommend buying a round-trip ticket, which is very convenient. Entrance fee 50 USD + Park entrance fee 1200 ARS Located in Ushuaia 📍 #TierradelFuego #trainendoftheworld #ushuaia #argentina #travel #photo #photography #withmyshutter

Traveling to Ushuaia, Argentina

Travel Guide to Ushuaia 2️⃣ (Part 1)||Travel Guide to Ushuaia 2️⃣ (Part 1) After arriving in Ushuaia, I walked into a hostel, booked two tours, and then randomly joined a city tour on the last day. These three tours almost covered everything around Ushuaia. The hostel's information is in pictures 2 & 3. This hostel was recommended by a fellow traveler, and after experiencing it, I truly think it offers great value for money! 1️⃣ Lakeside tour//pictures 4-6: This tour heads north from Ushuaia, following Route 3 all the way to Lago Fagnano. Route 3 is the last stretch of the Pan-American Highway, and along the way, you can see mountains and Lago Escondido, which is similar to our Heavenly Lake, nestled between valleys and only visible when the weather is good. The scenery is magnificent, and this tour is underrated in various guides, but I highly recommend it. It takes about 6 hours, departing at 3 pm and returning home by 9 pm. The price can be seen directly in the hostel's WhatsApp showcase. 2️⃣ Penguin boat tour//pictures 7-8: In this tour, we sailed along the border line towards the open sea, circled around Isla Gable and returned. It also took about six hours. Because of the distance, I saw whales and dolphins, which made me marvel at the wonders of the Earth once again. Actually, every travel agency offers boat tours, but the difference lies in how far they go, and the prices vary accordingly. Some agencies turn back after reaching the red and white lighthouse, but others go further. So, when booking a tour, make sure to ask how far they can go. 3️⃣ City tour//pictures 9-10: You can buy a ticket and board the bus opposite the tourist center in the square, and take a tour around the outskirts of Ushuaia. The scenery is similar to that of Western Sichuan and Tibet, and also reminiscent of the landscapes in 'Heidi'. As someone who loves to see the scenery, I was very satisfied. 4️⃣ Tierra del Fuego National Park: I didn't have time to visit, but I feel that the scenery is quite repetitive, and it might not be necessary to go. Moreover, my friend who went there said that the post office was temporarily closed, and I don't know if it's open now. So we went directly to the post office in the city to buy stamps and send postcards. 5️⃣ The city's post office can be found directly on Google Maps, or you can ask the shopkeepers; it's easy to locate. You can go there to send postcards. I had a funny mix-up when sending postcards; I was looking for glue until I realized that the back of the stamps becomes sticky once wet. The post office gentleman used his saliva to help me stick them, which was quite a shock to me. These three tours perfectly organized my two days in Ushuaia, and I highly recommend each one.

End of the World - Ushuaia, Argentina, from here to Antarctica

Ushuaia, is the end of the world, the southernmost city in the world. Remember the lines from Wong Kar-wai's 'Happy Together': 'In January 1997, I finally came to the end of the world. This is the last lighthouse in the south of the Americas, and beyond that is Antarctica.' Ushuaia is the loneliest city in the world, the best destination to calm the soul. Located in the southern part of Tierra del Fuego, north of the Andes. It is 3200 kilometers away from its capital, Buenos Aires. Here it seems like a fairy tale world, with cute little wooden houses of Snow White on both sides of the street; Built by the sea and the mountains. The cold air and the snowy peaks make people feel the breath of Antarctica in advance; The most beautiful sunset in the harbor, under the cold sea breeze, the colorful sunset sprinkles the sea, the weather is ever-changing; At the post office at the end of the world, send a postcard, stamp it with a penguin pattern, and send infinite thoughts to distant relatives; The lighthouse at the end of the world: the southernmost lighthouse on earth, standing on a lonely island, pure and lonely; The starting point of the Pan-American Highway. The longest road in the world, extending north to Alaska in the United States, almost from south to north; Buy a boat ticket to Antarctica from here. More than 800 kilometers away from Antarctica, Cross the Drake Strait and reach the uninhabited Antarctica. It is the closest and most ideal supply station to go to Antarctica.

Southern Patagonia’s most charming city

Experience the charm of Southern Patagonia in Ushuaia. At the southernmost tip of South America lies a land of superlatives and natural beauty. Ushuaia is home to Tierra del Fuego National Park, and the Post Office at the End of the World. Ushuaia’s Main Street is exudes charm. Visitors can spend the afternoon strolling through gourmet chocolate shops, coffee houses, and local handicraft shops. In the summer, several ships depart for Antarctica each day. So, the town is filled with joyful travelers departing on the trip of a lifetime. We came to Ushuaia as a stopover, but fell in love with it’s laid-back pace, charm, and beauty. 🔹 Give yourself at least two days to soak up the atmosphere downtown. 🔹 Take a hike in nearby Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego. Buses to the park can be found near the center of town. 🔹 Relax and enjoy! This is what Southern Patagonia is all about! #Patagonia #southamerica #ushuaia #travelinspiration

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The southernmost city on Earth | Ushuaia

Ushuaia is a city located on the island of Tierra del Fuego in South America, and it is also the southernmost city in the world. 📸Here boasts rich natural landscapes and cultural heritage, attracting a large number of adventurers to explore every year. ⛰️Ushuaia is a vibrant and charming city. Its history dates back to the 19th century, when it was once a very important fishing port and coal mining town. 🔜Nowadays, Ushuaia has become a famous tourist city: 🔜🔺Here you can visit the local museum to learn about the history and culture of Fire Island. 🔜🔺You can take a cruise on Lake Baikal and explore the end of the world, or go hiking in the national park to enjoy the spectacular natural scenery. 📍Ushuaia is also a unique city. It is located near the Antarctic Circle and has a unique climate and ecological environment. 📸🔺Here, you can see unique species on the Antarctic continent, such as 🔺penguins🔺seals🔺sea lions, etc. 🛳️In addition, Ushuaia is also one of the important departure points for Antarctica, attracting a large number of scientists and explorers to come for adventure. 🍱As part of Argentina, Ushuaia has a strong Argentine flavor, including traditional barbecue, corn cakes, wine, and more. 🍥In addition, there are various seafood dishes here, such as Antarctic flounder, Antarctic whale, etc., with delicious taste and worth a try. 🔜🚏Overall, Ushuaia is a vibrant, unique, and beautiful city.

🇦🇷 Tierra del Fuego National Park, the place that made me fall in love with hiking completely!

💁‍♀️Foreword: In the beginning of 2023, my husband and I embarked on a 14-day journey to Argentina, with Ushuaia as our final destination. In Tierra del Fuego National Park, there is a post office at the world's farthest end, but what we can't forget is the 8.8-kilometer hike in the park that took us four and a half hours, not the post office or the postcards we sent from there. There are four hiking routes in the Fire Land Park. Based on duration, scenery, and experience, I highly recommend this 8-kilometer coastal hiking route (called Route 2 in the park). Along the way, you can see the surging waves of the sea and experience walking through the primitive forest full of feces. We were lucky enough to see a nest of baby eagles! Although we experienced strong winds and hail, if I come to Ushuaia again, I would still choose to embark on this route. 🕙Travel date: January 25th, departing at 9:00am and returning at 4:00pm. 🥾Travel mode: Independent travel 📍Location: Ushuaia Fire Land Park, guided by Google Maps. 💲Ticket purchase: No need to buy tickets in advance, you can buy them at the park entrance when you get off, I forgot the price... You can also pick up an English map when you buy it, which is convenient for finding your way later. 🚗Arrival method: 1. Take a bus from the tourist center, round-trip fare is 6000 pesos/person. There is a money-saving strategy: don't appear too anxious, there will be people selling last-minute tickets before departure, and you can get on the bus for about 4500 pesos. 2. Take a taxi directly to the destination. Taxis in Ushuaia use meters, and if you're unsure about the price, you can ask at the tourist center. If there are many people, taking a taxi may be more cost-effective~ 👀Tour route: 1. The bus will take you to the World's End Post Office, which is also the starting point of the No.2 hiking trail. After visiting the post office, you can start hiking. 2. There are yellow markers along the way as signs, so don't worry about getting lost. Just be careful to look for the yellow markers at forked roads and don't take the wrong path. 3. The endpoint of the hike is a bit confusing, as it overlaps with the road. Just follow the road ahead and you will see the sign for the visitor center. The shuttle bus pickup point for the return trip is located at the visitor center. ✅Suggestion: 1. It is recommended to wear windproof and waterproof clothes, pants and shoes, and bring a hat and gloves. The weather in Ushuaia changes quickly, and we encountered strong winds, heavy rain and hail during our hike. 2. Go light and bring a small amount of food and water supply. Although the journey is not far, it is not easy to walk, and you can take a break in the middle to replenish energy. 3. There is a lot of feces on the road, both from herbivores and carnivores (possibly foxes). Although we only encountered a nest of young eagles along the way, there are definitely many animals around. Don't panic if you encounter any, just ask the park staff in advance about the types of animals and prevention methods. 4. The driver who picks you up on the return trip may not be the same driver and car as the one who brought you here, so you can ask if your ticket is valid for their car when you see one (there are departures at 3pm, 5pm, and 7pm, but don't trust South Americans' sense of time, my husband and I didn't get on the bus until 3:30pm).