Discover Ushuaia Attractions: Explore the End of the World with Global Routes

Ushuaia, affectionately known as the “town at the end of the world,” is a must-visit destination on the MSC cruise’s global route. Here are some top attractions to explore:

1️⃣🌲Day 1 – Hiking in Tierra del Fuego National Park
Embark on a scenic hike where half of the trail offers breathtaking views of lakes and mountains, while the other half takes you through a deep, serene forest. At the endpoint, Alakush, hop on a bus back to Ushuaia, where you can also enjoy local cuisine at nearby restaurants.

Nature enthusiasts will be thrilled. If time permits, try the canoeing experience for an unforgettable adventure. Don’t miss the iconic “End of the World” post office, where you can get your passport stamped with a unique memento. (Note: It’s closed on Sundays.)

2️⃣ Beagle Channel
Explore the Beagle Channel, where you can see the lighthouse at the end of the world and observe various seabirds in their natural habitat. The tranquil waters and stunning landscapes make this a truly mesmerizing experience.

3️⃣ Downtown Ushuaia, just a 15-20 minute walk from the port, offers a charming and vibrant atmosphere. Visit Bamboo, the only Chinese restaurant in town, where the owner, Ms. Gui, provides a warm welcome and reasonable prices, with a buffet costing around $15. The standout dish is the incredibly fresh king crab, a must-try for seafood lovers.

4️⃣ In the heart of the city, there’s a quaint postcard shop where you can send postcards at affordable rates. The shop is filled with a variety of souvenirs, and its walls are adorned with banknotes from all over the world, collected by the enthusiastic owner. This unique and colorful display makes it a fascinating place to visit and a great spot for memorable photos.

5️⃣ Ushuaia Prison Museum, located in a former prison, offers a glimpse into the rich history of Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego. Discover the stories of indigenous cultures, Antarctic expeditions, and the prison’s past. This museum provides a captivating insight into the region’s fascinating heritage.