Ushuaia on a Budget: A Guide for Lonely Travelers and Backpackers
A. To Ushuaia... for free!
Look, this first part, until we get to Ushuaia, is an interesting and very special journey, but its a little adventurous, and is not for every one. If you don't want to take risks on your way down south and you don't mind paying for a ticket - take a bus or a plain that you can easily find on the internet or the nearby travel-agency.
The road you will see in this guide is basically the "free option", and is exiting and full of experiences but it is of course a bit more "extreme”. If that is not what you've been looking for - you can skip this first part and start reading the guide from its second part: "Ushuaia - Here We Are".
Let's Go!
Our journey begins with a small and quiet little stop in the southern part of Patagonia.
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In order to save money on your way down to Tierra Del Fuego (Land Of Fire) you will have to stop on your way in Rio Gallegos.
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