Dreamy Ushuaia: Best Things to Do in The End of the World

Introduction

🛫✈️ Embark on a breathtaking journey from bustling Buenos Aires to the southernmost city in the world—Ushuaia! 🏔️🇦🇷 Join me on an Aerolineas Argentinas flight as we capture the stunning views of Ushuaia from the sky.

Explore the charm of Patagonia’s Malvinas Argentinas International Airport. 🏨 Discover the cozy Posada del Fin del Mundo Hotel and savor delectable brunch at Tante Sara Pastelería & Café.

🚂 Hop aboard the Tren del Fin del Mundo to unveil the wonders of Tierra del Fuego National Park, from cascading waterfalls to Bahia Lapataia.

🦭 Cruise the Beagle Channel, meet sea lions, and gaze at the iconic Faro Les Éclaireurs.

🍽️ Indulge in a culinary delight with cordero from Laguna Negra. Let the adventure begin! 🌎 #UshuaiaAdventure #TravelArgentina #PatagoniaJourney

Getting to Ushuaia

I was coming from a quick night in Buenos Aires, and now I was finally starting my journey into the Argentinian Patagonia.

I had taken an Aerolineas Argentinas flight from AEP Aeroparque, very early in the morning, full of highscholers, probably on the way to study the southernmost city of the entire world.

I always wanted to visit Ushuaia. It looks so eerie and distant from everything else. I might even go back to board an Explorer cruise into the Antarctica, in the future.

The airport looked kinda far from the city, but it was very beautiful and it seemed very recently

There it was, Ushuaia, and I was about to explore it.

An early morning

I arrived too early into Ushuaia, in this spring day. I could not check in yet, so I left my suitcase in this cozy hotel: Posada del Fin del Mundo.

The hotel was at the top of a hill but not too far from the rest of the city.

Since my tour was not going to be until a few hours, I got some brunch in Tante Sara Pastelería, a very recommended spot in this city.

Exploring Ushuaia

I needed to walk off this big meal, so I started going up and down these hills.

And ended up by the bay with a beautiful view of the snow-capped mountains.

The views were so surreal, I could not believe I was finally here.

And something very present and that unites the Argentinians is the commemoration of the Malvinas war.

Tren del Fin del Mundo

It was the tour time, and we had to meet in the old train station.

We were given the tickets and waited for the time of departure.

I found this train interesting and reminded me of the one I did during my Alaska Cruise.

The views were just amazing, all this snow everywhere.

The train stopped a couple of times to do some mini hikes.

Tierra del Fuego National Park

The train would take us deep into this park, but then a bus would bring us even deeper.

We were definitely at the very end of the world.

Got the chance to do other mini hikes to appreciate better the many views.

Back in Ushuaia

Came back to Ushuaia and continued exploring the city center

For dinner this day I had to try the cordero, which is basically lamb, the specialty of this region

Beagle Channel Tour

The next day and after a snowy early morning , we embarked on a new tour, this time to the Beagle Channel.

All the views of the fauna were amazing

And the views of these island were mesmerizing

After the tour, I finished my day by having more cordero.