Discover Ushuaia Day 1: Ultimate Guide to Exploring the End of the World
We had initially planned to take an Uber to the national park at 10 am, but our driver had a brilliant suggestion: first, purchase tickets for the 3 pm train at the South Station, then he would lead us on a scenic hike in the national park, and finally, drive us to the station to catch the charming little train.
The total cost per person, including entrance tickets, train tickets, round-trip hotel transportation, and a guided tour, is likely under 100,000 pesos, making it both convenient and budget-friendly.
I highly recommend staying at the Las Vengas hotel, which offers breathtaking views and is just a short walk from the city center and the port. For a delightful dining experience, I suggest trying La Casa de Marisco, known for its delicious seafood and warm ambiance.
That sounds like such a well-planned day! I love how they combined hiking with a scenic train ride—definitely adds something special to the experience. It’s great that the driver knew the area so well and could offer that unique twist to the usual itinerary. I’d totally do this if I were there!
Absolutely, it’s an unforgettable way to explore Ushuaia! The combination of hiking and the train ride really does make it feel like you’re experiencing something truly unique. It’s always amazing when local guides can share their insider knowledge to enhance the journey. Thanks for your enthusiasm—it sounds like you’d have a blast out here!