Choses à faire à  Ushuaïa

Known as the “city at the end of the world,” Ushuaia is Argentina’s southernmost city and the launchpad for cruises to Antarctica. Ushuaia is known for its spectacular glacial landscapes and wildlife, including the Tierra del Fuego National Park, the Beagle Channel, and Martillo Island, famous for its Gentoo penguins.

The most popular things to do in Ushuaia include exploring the Tierra del Fuego National Park, wildlife-watching cruises along the Beagle Channel, and hiking the Martial Glacier. You can also ride the ‘Train to the End of the World’, admire the penguins on Martillo Island, or go skiing at Cerro Castor.

Plan at least three days to visit Ushuaia and take in the surrounding attractions. Be sure to include a day trip to the Tierra del Fuego National Park, a cruise along the Beagle Channel to Martillo Island, and a ride on the ‘Train to the End of the World’.

Yes. Not only can you brag about visiting the ‘End of the World’ and the world’s southernmost city, but Ushuaia is the gateway to some of Argentina’s most spectacular scenery. Where else can you hike to glaciers, admire wild penguin colonies, go skiing, and catch a cruise to Antarctica?

Yes. Ushuaia is generally regarded as one of Argentina’s safest cities for both locals and tourists, with very low reported crime rates. However, the region’s extreme weather can sometimes make conditions dangerous for driving and outdoor activities, so it’s important to stay alert and follow local guidelines.

Yes, Ushuaia can be quite expensive. Due to the city’s remote location and reliance on tourism, prices for food, accommodation, and tours may be higher than in other cities around Argentina, especially during peak season. However, for travelers accustomed to US and European prices, it is still a very affordable destination.