Ushuaia

Gateway to the End of the World

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Ushuaia, aptly named “The End of the World,” emerges majestically from the foothills of the Andes, perched on the shores of the legendary Beagle Channel, where the Pacific and Atlantic Oceans converge. This enchanting city is not only the southernmost point of the continent but also a gateway to extraordinary adventures in Antarctica and the astonishing fjords of Patagonia.

To explore Ushuaia is to embark on a journey like no other. From the wild expanses of Tierra del Fuego National Park, where nature unveils its raw beauty, to unforgettable cruises across the Beagle Channel, each experience invites you to connect deeply with the region’s untamed spirit. The stunning vistas—mountains, lush forests, and crystalline waters—create a visual tapestry that captivates the beholder’s soul.

No visit is complete without indulging in the local culinary treasures. Relish exquisite dishes of king crab, succulent Patagonian lamb, and delicate black hake, with each bite faithfully reflecting the region’s rich flavors. In Ushuaia, every moment is an invitation to explore, transforming your stay into one extraordinary adventure.

Discover the experiences in Ushuaia

Ushuaia: Trekking and Glaciers

Exploring Ushuaia on foot is one of the best ways to discover the magic of this unique destination at the end of the world.

Ushuaia in Depth: Sailing and discovering the End of The World

Discover the magic of Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, with an unforgettable journey that combines nature, history and unique landscapes.

A luxury experience at the End of the World

Discover the magic of the End of the World with a stay at Los Cauquenes Resort & Spa, a luxury retreat surrounded by the natural beauty of Ushuaia.

Real Stories of Unforgettable Adventures

Journey stories from those who embraced the adventure of exploring Argentina and Chile.

My partner and I contacted Argentina On The Go to organize our 16 day trip to Patagonia, and it was our first time using a travel agency. Fabrizio planned everything perfectly according to our wishes and was always responsive to our needs and questions. We had a smooth, stress-free trip with everything going exactly as planned. We especially appreciated our destination host, Luciana, who checked in with us during the journey.

mati_san

AOTG organized a wonderful two week tour for my wife and I of Mendoza, Salta and Iguacu Falls, with a special focus on wine. It couldn't have been better. Camila planned the perfect itinerary, and Luciana, the 'destination hostess,' quickly solved the problem of the road closure due to a mud slide near Salta. Recommended without reservations.

Richard S

The trip was fantastic and exceeded our expectations. One of the things I appreciated most was the presence of the destination host: knowing that I could count on a person to contact at any time during the trip was truly reassuring. It is a service that makes a difference, because it allows you to experience the trip with greater peace of mind and to have immediate support in case of doubts or needs. An added value that I highly recommend!

Ilaria M

Argentina On The Go organized a 12-day tour for us through Buenos Aires, Calafate, and Iguazú, and we were truly delighted with the experience. The service was very close and pleasant, and everything was attended to in detail by Lucía and Filomena.

Mari I

Camilia our scheduler was fantastic! Quick follow up, great suggestions, answered every question, held your hand every step of the way. Would make changes where you wanted. Bariloche was wonderful for hiking, exploring, mountains and water. El Calafate the glaciers were highlight of the trip. Amazing. The Iquau falls were spectacular. Must go Brazilian side awesome on that side. Salta even more amazing. The 7 colored rocks and 14 colored rocks at Humahuaca in the Jujuy Province was breathtaking.

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