Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego
Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world, nicknamed 'the End of the World,' sitting between snowy mountains and a cold blue channel. Right next door is Tierra del Fuego National Park, full of forests, lakes, and rugged coastline.
People love Ushuaia because it feels like the edge of the planet, and it is the gateway to boat trips toward Antarctica. The famous 'End of the World' train and the Beagle Channel are unforgettable adventures.
Penguins and Sea Lions
Boat trips on the Beagle Channel float past islands packed with penguins, sea lions, and diving cormorant birds. You might spot the famous lighthouse at the end of the world too.
Weather
Ushuaia is chilly all year and can have four seasons in a single day, so bundle up in warm layers. In winter, snow blankets the mountains and turns the town into a wonderland.
The End of the World Train
A cute old steam train chugs through the national park, telling the story of the land while you watch waterfalls and forests roll by. It is a slow, cozy ride perfect for families.