Location: Ushuaia
Top Things to do in Ushuaia
The 10 Best Free Things to do in Ushuaia, Patagonia
The world's southernmost city is located on the Beagle Channel, between the Martial Range and the end of the world. It is a key access point to skiing at Cerro Castor and Glaciar Martial, wildlife adventures with penguins and orcas in the Beagle Channel, and Tierra del Fuego National Park. Of course, it’s also the port of call nearest Antarctica, and a unique destination for kayaking, sailing or having a drink in a warm hotel bar.
Restaurants in Ushuaia
1. Oficina de Informacion Turistica
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 1,097 reviews
Reviewed By jonahNJ - Pennington, United States
When my wife and I visited Ushuaia, one of the first stops we made was to this Tourist Center. While the center is not very large, the staff are very friendly and helpful. The center provides clean restrooms, seating as well as a variety of complimentary brochures and maps. Even more appreciated was a complimentary stamp to our passports along with a complimentary signed certificate confirming our visit to the bottom tip of Argentina! This Tourist Center is a great starting point for any first visit to Ushuaia as it provides a wealth of information that will enhance the journey around this beautiful city.
2. Glacier Martial
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 3,139 reviews
A marked trail in the center of town leads intrepid souls on a grueling hike up this glacier, for which they are rewarded with spectacular sweeping views of the southernmost tip of the earth.
Reviewed By F1211SVelizabethd - Los Angeles, United States
I stayed in a hotel well up the road that leads to the Glacier so it was a nice hike from there. Although some people do it, I would not consider it safe to walk up the road from Ushuaia because of the nature of the road and lack of pavement for pedestrians. If you're in central Ushuaia, do get a taxi to a spot close to the Glacier (there's an actual tax rank, so you can get a taxi back.) I am not an experienced mountaineer and it was a glorious and not to difficult hike!
3. Cerro Alvear
4. Laguna Esmeralda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 2,491 reviews
Reviewed By lucysfonseca - Belo Horizonte, Brazil
We took a minivan from Ushuaia to the parking lot where the trail starts. Minivans also run the reverse sense on some scheduled time. The trail is very well marked, scenic and easy to follow. It can be very muddy depending on wheter it has rained before so it is better to wear waterproof boots. After a bit less than two hours walking in a slow pace, we reached the very beautiful Laguna Esmeralda.
5. Glaciar Vinciguerra
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 182 reviews
Reviewed By Lisa0418
The hike was steep but loads of fun. At the top, we explored the glacier and ice cave. The trail was very muddy and slippery.
6. Playa Larga
7. Cabo San Pablo
8. Cerro Alarken Nature Reserve
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 68 reviews
More than 247 acres of a natural reserve of native forests, flora and fauna and more than 0.62 miles of river bank along Arroyo Grande. The natural scenic overlook at the summit of the Cerro Alarken offers panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, mountain ranges, Mounts Cortes, Olivia and Cinco Hermanos. Guided trekkings to glaciers, beaver dam and waterfalls. Fly-fishing lessons and photo walks.
9. Estancia Tunel
10. Tienda Celeste
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