Hotels in Ushuaia
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Browse hotels in Ushuaia, Argentina — the world's southernmost city. Stay near the Beagle Channel, 11 km from Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego.
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About Ushuaia
Ushuaia: Gateway to Antarctica at the End of the World
Ushuaia, at 54°48′S on the southern tip of Tierra del Fuego, is the southernmost city on Earth. Founded as a penal colony in 1884, it sits between the Martial Mountains and the Beagle Channel, named after HMS Beagle, which carried Charles Darwin through these waters in 1833. The city's 80,000 residents host over 100,000 Antarctic expedition passengers each season (October–March), making it the primary embarkation point for cruises to the Antarctic Peninsula.
Where to Stay
Most hotels cluster along Avenida Maipú, the seafront road facing the Beagle Channel, or climb the hillside streets above the town center. The Centro district keeps walkers within reach of the port and the Museo del Fin del Mundo. Budget hostels concentrate near Avenida San Martín, while lodge-style properties with channel views sit 3–5 km east toward Puerto Almanza.
Practical Tips
- Season: Antarctic cruise season runs October–March; winter (June–August) draws skiers to Cerro Castor, 26 km northeast.
- Getting there: Malvinas Argentinas International Airport (USH) receives flights from Buenos Aires in roughly 3.5 hours.
- Park access: Parque Nacional Tierra del Fuego, 11 km west, charges a USD entry fee payable at the gate — carry cash.
- Weather: Temperatures average 9°C in summer and −2°C in winter; pack windproof layers year-round.
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