Ushuaia Inns - Reviews and Rates

Pessoal, finalmente comi a centolla ontem a noite. Uma das senhores que cuidam do hotel tambem cozinha e preparou uma pro meu jantar. Interessante que foi feita em algo que lembra um salpicao, a carne vemelhinhas eh muito saborosa e dessa forma eh uma comida leve e fresca, gostei... Agora falta o "cordero fueguino" naquela "fogueira" tao int...

The last couple of weeks has been an abundance of amazing scenery. Just when you think it couldnīt get any better you turn the corner and are blown away again by how beautiful it is. That is Patagonia for you! My last day in Pucon I spent horse riding, there was a magnificent view of Villarrica volcano. Clear blue skies and amazing landscape it ...

The trip from Peninsula Valdes to Ushuaia was pretty uneventful. Did a short stop over in Puerto Madryn while I waited for my connecting bus and did the same again in Rio Gallegos. Bumped into Daniel a friend from from BA in the bus terminal which was a lovely stroke of luck... hope to see him again in Ushuaia (if only he could remember his own ...

To Follow - but it's bloody cold !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Leaving the hotel at 0830 we took a taxi (80 pesos) for the 45 minutes journey to the international airport. We struggled to find check in at this big airport and equally with finding the departure gate, as there were very few direction signs about. Oh no - it's another MD83 and yes, w...

We are here in Ushuaia. Fourteen months on the road and we have completed our initial goal. Ushuaia has a population of 60 plus thousand people and is beautifully set along the Beagle Channel and the snow capped Andes in the back ground. The horn is just down the channel from here and our heart leapt slightly as we saw sail boats in the harbor b...

Today we booked the excursion to Penguin Island, the only island inhabited by penguins in this area. It was mostly by road, then taking a small boat to the island. There were 15 in the minibus plus the driver and guide. So no lay in today - we had to walk down to the port by 9:20. The destination was Harburton Estancia. This was the home of the ...

Bottom of The World (Nearly) When this picture was taken we were still moving and thats the driver behind, he had switched the landrover to intelligent mode and then got out. The driver played the best of Creedence clear water revival, while we bounced around in the back of the landrover.

We are in Ushuaia, Argentina, at the moment; part of the Patagonia region that spreads across the southern part of Chile and Argentina. We have been in Patagonia for the past ten days and Ushuaia is our third stop within this region. The word 'Patagonia' was given to the region by Portuguese explorer Magellan who called the native people 'Patago...

Ushuaia - Again it was another overnight journey down to Ushuaia which is the most southern city in the world. So far I had traveled app 4200km from Iquazu waterfalls down to Ushuaia. You certainly knew you were nearer Antarctica, with thoughts of shorts and T-Shirts being a distance memory. Ushuaia is the major port for trips to Antarctica, so ...

Well, I'm officially at the bottom of the world! Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world (although Puerto Williams is a naval town in Chile south of here :-) ) Scenery, as you'd expect from the end of the Andes, is great. Going on an excursion this evening and a trip around the Beagle Channel so will take lots of photos. The only problem b...