Experience Ushuaia from a new perspective. Choose the best option and explore the stunning landscapes. You can see Ushuaia from the air and enjoy the most impressive panoramic views.

A flight over the city of Ushuaia, to get a wonderful view of Mount Olivia. From there, your flight continues to Mount Five Brothers, the turbans of the Carbajal Valley, Valle de Tierra Mayor, the Emerald Lagoon and then finish at the Ushuaia Bay.

Ushuaia offers a wide range of shops, with regional and imported products, a tour of the city will give you the opportunity to learn more about all the styles and forms of a city that is constantly increasing in population. The Fuegian landscape is complemented by an interesting route, where the panoramic point Mirador Las Hayas, Ushuaia Bay, La Misión Anglican neighborhood, Encerrada Bay, San Martín Avenue (shopping area), Our Lady of Mercy Church, Museum of the End stand out. of the World and the Maritime Museum (Ex Presidio). Winter season in BONDI 4×4: July to September 12pm and 3pm. Duration 1hr 45min. With a HOT CHOCOLATE. High season, in a classic double-decker bus: from October to May 10:30 am, 12:30 pm, 3:30 pm and 5:30 pm. Duration 1 hour 10min.

In a tour of one hour, you will be able to know the most characteristic and emblematic points of the city of Ushuaia, as well as magnificent panoramic views, which will leave you breathless. Optional: visit to the museums.

The landscapes of Tierra del Fuego are as beautiful as they are unforgettable, the Andes Mountain Range impresses us with its High Mountain Lagoons and eternal Glaciers. In this experience we will marvel at the most beautiful views of the Great Lakes of Tierra del Fuego, how they integrate with the mountains and how their curvy coasts form impossible bays. The crossing of the Cordillera also conveys the bravery of the explorers who toured the area giving its name to many of the passes that made their way between the south and north of Tierra del Fuego Island.

How did an island of sea hunters become a prison and later Argentina’s southern hub? Why did native people live in the cold without clothes? Where is the real “Lighthouse at the End of the World”from Jules Verne’s novel? How do you build a house the Fuegian way? We’ll guide you through the history of Tierra del Fuego and Ushuaia, showing the city through local eyes. Discover the Yaghan and Selknam peoples, the role of Charles Darwin, the Argentine navy’s arrival, a Fuegian girl taken to 19th-century London, and why the city now has over 300 murals. Perfect for active travelers who want more than postcard views, curious explorers, photography and art lovers, families, and anyone eager to learn through adventure. We’ll walk outdoors, so dress warmly. The tour can focus on your interests or be fully private. The tour is led by me or my wife, Vika.