Terrazas del Beagle
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Back in civilisation
... to leave the ship :( we arrived back in Ushuaia at 8pm but didn't disembark until the next morning. All the expedition leaders were there as we got off the ship and it was really sad to say goodbye to a lot of them. We stayed last night at the Cilene del faro spa and suites Ushuaia which is the nicest place we've stayed so far. Very clean, modern and a massive suite with two bedrooms, lounge room etc. too bad it ...
The blog post at the end of the world
... inevitable bill-splitting disagreements!
Yesterday I did some shopping in the morning for some more warm clothes. It's absolutely freezing here! The afternoon I booked myself a catamaran visit ('...at the end of the world') to the Beagle Canal, the stretch of water between Ushuaia in Argentina and Chile. Chile has a more southernly town, leading to the overly-qualified 'city at the end of world' business. Sealions, various birds, the lighthouse ('... at the end of the ...
Pull the other one!!!!!
... moving.
I took a very steady and careful walk back down. I could feel it getting very heavy on my knees as the descent was very steep. When I got to the start of the trail, I decided to walk back to the hostel as it was all downhill and I could take in the views of the town and the channel.
By the time I got to the town, I think it took me an extra hour, so overall I had been walking for about 3 hours. Hmmm, I love this ...
Journey to the End of the Earth
... hoping for were further north, and the LP didn't say too much about Ushuaia itself.
I needn't have worried. Ushuaia turned out to be a lovely place in it's own right. Sitting on the edge of the Tierra del Fuego NP, it looks out across the Beagle Channel and stakes it's claim as the southern-most town in the world. To put it into perspective, this is how far NORTH it is from Ushuaia to places ...
Tierra del Fuego National Park
... to herself). However, she was really nice and would point out various sights to see. She dropped us off about 500m away from the Park entrance, and told us to switch to another shuttle bus (I suspect only certain shuttle buses have licences to operate inside the park). Our new driver drove us into the park and stopped to allow us to pay our entrance fee.
Entrance into the park costs ARG$65 for the day. After paying our fee, ...
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