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Ushuaia & the land of fire – in 17 pictures to the end of the world

Beside all the videos I also took my photo camera to Ushuaia to photograph the landscape, the nature and the adventures I did. Experience a bit of Ushuaia & the land of fire by enjoying the following pictures from the end of the world in this Photo Essay.

Tierra del Fuego, the land of fire, the end of the world – the area in the very south of South America has a lot of nicknames and attracts more visitors each year. For a reason: it's a great place to hike, enjoy the nature and do some cool outdoor activities. In the Video about Ushuaia I recently published you get an overview of all the possibilities how to spend your time in Ushuaia if you've not done it you should check it out right after scrolling through the pictures!

The bay of Ushuaia - small and big boats are waiting to go on the next adventure
The bay of Ushuaia – small and big boats are waiting to go on the next adventure
One of the largest argentine flags I have seen can be found at the Islas Malvinas Memorial
One of the largest argentine flags I have seen can be found at the Islas Malvinas Memorial
Wind are strong down here and cause some interesting shaped cloud formations
Wind are strong down here and cause some interesting shaped cloud formations
If you climb up to the Galcier Martial you'll have a great view to the bay and the Beagle channel
If you climb up to the Galcier Martial you'll have a great view to the bay and the Beagle channel
The path which leads up to the Glaciar Martial is steep - a good workout session ;)
The path which leads up to the Glaciar Martial is steep – a good workout session 😉
...another lookout is located a bit more down and invites to rest for a while
…another lookout is located a bit more down and invites to rest for a while
On our hike to Laguna de los Tempanos I used the chance to discover a small glacier cave - see more in the mentioned video
On our hike to Laguna de los Tempanos I used the chance to discover a small glacier cave – see more in the mentioned video
Laguna de los Tempanos - a place absolutely worth the hike!
Laguna de los Tempanos – a place absolutely worth the hike!
Sometime the rough climate is taking its toll
Sometime the rough climate is taking its toll
The Tierra del Fuego National Park is located only a few kilometers away from the city
The Tierra del Fuego National Park is located only a few kilometers away from the city
...and also awaits you with some great scenery
…and also awaits you with some great scenery
This sign states that I'm at the end of the National Road No 3 and with it at the southern end of Argentina
This sign states that I'm at the end of the National Road No 3 and with it at the southern end of Argentina
When in Ushuaia you shouldn't miss a cruise on the Beagle Channel
When in Ushuaia you shouldn't miss a cruise on the Beagle Channel
...not only to see Sea Lions
…not only to see Sea Lions
..and cormorans
..and cormorans
..but also to enjoy a different view of the area
..but also to enjoy a different view of the area
Altogether the combination of water, mountain ranges and the many clouds makes Ushuaia the place to be for landscape lovers and adventurers!
Altogether the combination of water, mountain ranges and the many clouds makes Ushuaia the place to be for landscape lovers and adventurers!

You can find the video from this part of my trip here: Video about Ushuaia.

Ushuaia has just been the starting point on my trip to THE areas for outdoor adventurers in South America. Have a look at the video from the penguin island near Punta Arenas and follow me on my trek through the Torres del Paine National Park in Patagonia by watching the video series from the trek!

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2 thoughts on “Ushuaia & the land of fire – in 17 pictures to the end of the world”

  1. Ushuaia really does feel like the end of the earth, doesn’t it? Especially when you get on an expedition cruise to head across to the Antarctic Peninsula – no more “earth” then, just white, white and more white (and some blue).

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