Aaron's Travels

As I mentioned on my South America page, I went to Argentina in August of 2017. In January of 2023, I returned to Argentina, this time to the southernmost tip of the country, to a city called Ushuaia. This part of Argentina was so different from the other parts of the country that I had seen that I felt like it deserved its own entry.

I went to Ushuaia on my way to Antarctica. From Ushuaia, I took a round-trip cruise to Antarctica. For a few days before going on the cruise, and for a day after coming back from the cruise, I had some time to explore Ushuaia.

Ushuaia is a peaceful city, with beautiful views and friendly people.

On my second day in Ushuaia, I went on Viator’s “Tour to Tierra del Fuego National Park from Ushuaia”. I saw some interesting birds and some serene landscapes. I took a ride on the “train at the end of the world”. It was a bit expensive, but a fun way to explore the national park.

I went on my trip to Antartica. You can read about it on my Antarctica page. After returning to Ushuaia, I went on Viator’s “Catamaran Tour through the Beagle Channel and Penguins in Isla Martello”. Though the boat was crowded, I had a great time, and I was able to see sea lions, several species of birds (including Magellanic Penguins), and a mysterious-looking lighthouse.

While I only went to Ushuaia because I was heading to Antarctica, I’m glad that I was able to go there, as I thoroughly enjoyed the beauty and tranquility found at the end of the world.

If you have any questions about my travels in Argentina, feel free to contact me.

As I mentioned throughout the post, I went on tours with Viator. Viator has lots of awesome tours of Ushuaia. Check them out! To view a collection of the experiences that I have personally partaken in and highly recommend, go here.

To make it to Antarctica, I went on Tourradar’s “Best of Antarctica (Ocean Endeavour)” tour. Tourradar has lots of awesome tours to Antarctica. Check them out!

Many of the photographs displayed on this website were taken with a Nikon D3400 digital camera. I use a 70-300mm zoom lens. You can find this camera for sale on Amazon by clicking here. NOTE: The link provided is a paid link. As an Amazon Associate I earn from qualifying purchases.