Cartel Ushuaia

Ushuaia, apart from being the gateway to Antarctica, the world's southernmost city beckons with its wild beauty and untamed landscapes. It's a world of enchantment where adventure truly begins and a journey you wouldn't want to miss. Are you ready to embrace the extraordinary? My comprehensive guide covers everything you need to know and gives you plenty of recommendations on accommodation, where to eat and drink, activities and also hikes, including a magical hidden gem that will leave you speechless. It comes with an interactive map and I've also attached my own pictures to give you a better idea of the places.

This was our first adventurous trip as a couple where we really toured around Argentina to try and see as much of it as we could in two weeks whilst really trying to get a feel for the places we visited. In this itinerary, you'll spend two weeks covering these spots in Argentina: -> El Chalten (Patagonia!) -> El Calafate (& the Glacier) -> Ushuaia (Walk With The Penguins!) -> Buenos Aires (The Famous City) This itinerary covers each day & outlines where to stay, where to eat, and what to do. It also covers things like what to know before arriving in Argentina, travel times, our experiences, and so much more. We did this exact itinerary when we visited in 2021 so you'll have our input and can be sure it's the perfect itinerary to see as much of Argentina in two weeks whilst still enjoying as much as possible during your stay in each of those places.

Destinations: El Calafate, El Chaltén, & Ushuaia This guide is to share my tips and recommendations for transportation around Argentinian Patagonia, places to eat & drink, and places to explore. There are 52 recommendations included with an interactive map to help you plan your adventure. These are mostly personal recommendations from my 10-day trip with a friend. Route: My friend and I flew from Buenos Aires to El Calafate. We stayed in El Calafate for a few nights, and then we took a bus to El Chaltén. We stayed in El Chaltén for a few nights and took a bus back to El Calfate for a night. The next morning, we flew to Ushuaia. We stayed in Ushuaia for a few nights and then flew back to Buenos Aires.