The Province of Tierra del Fuego comprises Isla Grande, Argentinian Antarctica and the South Atlantic Islands. Despite being on the southern end of the country, the former is the most popular among visitors, maybe because of its must see natural charms. Ushuaia is the capital city and a first-class tourist pole accessed either through National Route 3 or by air.

Separated from the continent, Isla Grande is shared with Chile and it features seashore on the east and south. Three well-defined sectors may be identified when traveling around the Argentinian area.

End of the World Train

It is, according to many visitors, one of the most emblematic tours in Ushuaia. All it takes is boarding a train to travel back in time to a special past.

Although the engines and cars are not the same, the route remains unchanged providing a unique experience. The journey is the one convicts made every day to the forests around the town to gather wood not to freeze to death, and the train solved the problem.

Lake Fagnano

The impressive image of Lake Fagnano stands out between the mountain and the wild high plateau. Its vibrant blue shades become choppy as the southern wind shapes waves that break on the shore.

«Khami» or «Large Water» was the name given by the Ona natives or selk´nam to the lake. Nowadays, it carries the name of Monsignor José Fagnano. One of the first Salesian men to be sent by Juan Bosco to Argentina, he occupied the charge of first Apostolic manager in the region.

Would you imagine your work team heading to the end of the world?