Argentina · CITY TOURS IN USHUAIA
Every itinerary has one free day too few. These 5 city tours in Ushuaia justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the fun part of planning.
1-hour panoramic train-style tour of Ushuaia for $20, with two photo stops, English/Spanish audio guide, and coffee.
“The guide was amazing, the price was a bit high for such a small amount points of interest.”
Small-group shore tour from Ushuaia to Tierra del Fuego highlights, the End of the World sign, and scenic city photo stops, with a snack break.
“Marcelo was an excellent guide. He is very knowledgeable and was able to ensure that we had a comprehensive tour of both Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego National Park. Very enjoyable! Our driver was also top notch. If we could make one recommendation, it would be to find a better way of letting the guide stand out amongst the massive crush at the Port. I know that we weren’t the only ones who experienced the same problem.”
Private 5-hour Ushuaia city and Tierra del Fuego National Park tour with port pickup and highlights like the End of the World post office.
“We enjoyed the private tour because we could decide not too make long stops in certain places because we like to walk or even hike . We needed to ask a lot of questions to get information from the guide but he did answer all of them.”
3-hour Ushuaia city tour to Le Martial Nature Reserve, with expert guide, old prison history, glacier views, and tea house time for $43.
“Demasiado corto, dice que dura 3 horas y es mentira, duró 2 horas. Muy caro para lo que es. No vale la pena, no lo recomiendo, el recorrido lo puede hacer uno mismo caminado y un taxi al pie del glaciar.”
3-hour Ushuaia city highlights plus a 2-hour Patagonian wine tasting with cheeses. Photo stops, local culture, live guide.
“Muy buen tour por la ciudad, con suficiente tiempo en las principales atracciones y la cata de vino con una excelente somellier. Si tienes un poco de tiempo en la tarde después de otra actividad, esta es ideal para terminar el día.”
Sorted by what you would actually do with the day.
