Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)

[RainbowR] The city is nestled on a mountain, with its streets winding up and down like terraced gardens, each one higher than the last. But the real gem is the breathtakingly beautiful bay! The snow-capped mountains surrounding it seem almost within reach, adding to the enchanting landscape.

Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)
Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)

[RainbowR] Attractions
[Check-inR] Dock: Whether you’re setting sail for Antarctica or exploring the nearby attractions, your journey begins at the bustling dock.
[Check-inR] End of the World Sign: Just a stone’s throw from the dock, you’ll find the iconic “End of the World” sign, perfect for that must-have photo.

Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)
Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)

[Check-inR] Travel Agencies: Colorful wooden houses by the dock offer a variety of travel services, making it easy to plan your adventures.
[Check-inR] Information Center: After passing the charming wooden travel agencies, cross the small road to reach the visitor center. Here, you can ask the front desk for a commemorative card and stamp it with several unique stamps of the day, or even add a special stamp to a blank page in your passport.

Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)
Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)

[Check-inR] Ushuaia City Tour🚌: Hop on the blue bus outside the customer service center for a scenic city tour that takes about an hour.
[Check-inR] Museo Maritimo & del Presidio de Ushuaia: This museum, converted from a former prison, offers a fascinating glimpse into local history, though it comes with a bit of a premium price tag.

Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)
Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)

[Check-inR] San Martin Street: The heart of the city, this lively commercial street is always buzzing with activity.
[Check-inR] Shuttle Bus: Directly across from the Ushuaia bus station/YPF gas station, just a short walk from the dock, you can buy tickets to stunning destinations like Glaciar Vinciguerra, Laguna Esmeralda, and Tierra del Fuego National Park.

Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)
Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)

It’s a great option for independent travelers, just be sure not to miss the last return bus.
[Check-inR] Cartel Ushuaia: Don’t miss the giant Ushuaia logo letters, a perfect spot for a memorable photo.

Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)
Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)

[RainbowR] Dining [BeerR]
Bamboo Chinese Restaurant: Indulge in king crab and a Chinese buffet featuring whole roasted lamb.
Le Martial: A haven for seafood and Argentine cuisine lovers.
Augusto Ushuaia: Specializes in authentic Argentine dishes.
Moustacchio: Enjoy a hearty 2-person set meal with a generous portion of grilled meat, including shrimp, lamb, beef, sausages, and a fresh salad.

Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)
Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)

El Viejo Marino: Known as the Famous Old Captain, but be cautious! After waiting in the cold for it to open and being among the first customers, we ordered the largest king crab, only to be served a smaller one without any prior notice, leaving us feeling somewhat cheated. The foreign guests at the next table also had a similar experience, only getting charged for the smaller crab after complaining.

Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)
Discover Ushuaia, Argentina: Explore the End of the World (Part 2)

Must-eat: Steak, roasted lamb, and king crab

[RainbowR] Accommodation
Our accommodation was delightful, booked through Airbnb on a hillside. We were pleasantly surprised to find a cozy duplex with a spacious kitchen, dining table, and living room. Upstairs, two bedrooms with three beds offered a stunning view of the bay, snow-capped mountains, and the city below, making for a truly satisfying stay.

[RainbowR] Supermarkets
La Anonima/Carrefour Hipermercado
[RainbowR] Bring Cash $
Credit card payments and exchange shops often have lower exchange rates, while the black market rate is generally more favorable. Consider exchanging currency at gift shops or Chinese restaurants for better rates!
[RainbowR] Taxi 🚗 Use Uber

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4 Comments

  1. Kenneth Bradley

    Ushuaia’s bay is absolutely stunning, those snow-capped mountains look incredible. I’d love to visit the End of the World sign and feel like I’m at the edge of the earth!

    • wanderlynn

      Thank you for your kind words! The End of the World sign is a must-visit—it’s such a unique experience to stand there and feel that sense of adventure. Ushuaia truly feels like another world with its breathtaking scenery. Happy travels!

  2. Hazel Burke

    Ushuaia’s mix of mountainous streets and stunning bay views sounds incredible! I’d love to see the End of the World sign in person—it must be such a unique experience.

    • wanderlynn

      Absolutely! The End of the World sign is a must-visit; it’s even better in person. Ushuaia’s natural beauty truly feels magical. Thanks for your interest—hope you can visit soon!

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