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GoNOMAD DESTINATION MINI GUIDE WHY GO? Ushuaia is the southernmost town in the world, flanked by the most southern point of the Andes Mountain range. If you are interested in hopping on a boat to Antarctica, it is from Ushuaia that you would do so! The end of the world is an incredible place. Visit Ushuaia.
WHEN TO GO As Ushuaia is at the bottom of the Southern Hemisphere, the best time to go is from December through March. Even in summer, however, the weather can be fickle. GETTING THERE AND AROUND The most direct way to get to Ushuaia is a direct flight from Buenos Aires, Argentina, which takes three hours. Alternatively, you can fly from Rio Gallegos in Argentinean Patagonia, which takes one hour. If you are adventurous, take the 12 hour bus/boat trip from Punta Arenas and cross over the Magellan Straits. This journey takes you across the whole Tierra Del Fuego island and its diverse scenery. BEST ATTRACTIONS From Ushuaias pier, you take a boat trip along the famous Beagle Channel. Sail through the breeze that propelled Darwin past the colonies of penguins, seals and rare nesting birds. MOST UNUSUAL ATTRACTION The chairlift to Glacier Martial. Though there is a great hike and views at the top, it is hit or miss whether you can actually FIND the glacier! BEST ACTIVITIES The full day hike through the National Park. Just a 40-minute local bus ride from the town center, you can trek along the windswept coast and to the national borderline with Chile, marked by a rusty orange buoy. BEST LODGINGS
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