An exclusive and personalized exploration of the City at the End of the World allows you to delve into the distinct styles and features of this rapidly growing city.
We invite you to discover Ushuaia through this captivating tourist route, which highlights key locations such as the Las Hayas Viewpoint for a panoramic view of the city, the picturesque Ushuaia Bay, the historic Anglican Mission Neighborhood, the serene Bahía Encerrada, and the bustling San Martín Avenue known for its shopping and strolling opportunities. Additionally, visit the Our Lady of Mercy Church and explore the renowned museums: the End of the World Museum and the Maritime Museum (formerly known as the Presidio of the End of the World Museum).
This tour not only immerses you in the rich history and culture but also offers shopping opportunities and showcases the breathtaking and captivating landscapes that Ushuaia proudly presents.
Tour Description
Our journey kicks off by collecting travelers from their centrally situated hotels or the Ushuaia port.
We start our tour at the Mirador Las Hayas, a remarkable panoramic viewpoint offering sweeping views of the entire Ushuaia Bay and the majestic Fuegian Andes. As we make our way down, we proceed towards Ushuaia Bay, a location that perfectly embodies the region's charm with its tranquil waters and scenic surroundings.
We then venture into the Barrio La Misión Anglicana, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods, known for its rich history and charming architecture. Our journey continues to Bahía Encerrada, an urban lagoon that offers a stunning landscape and serves as a habitat for several native bird species.
The tour progresses along Avenida San Martín, Ushuaia's main commercial thoroughfare, where you can explore a variety of shops selling both regional and imported goods. Here, we will have the chance to stroll around and discover the local stores.
Our subsequent stop is the Our Lady of Mercy Church, a historic edifice that holds significant cultural and spiritual importance for the local community.
We then proceed to the Museum of the End of the World, where visitors can delve into the region's rich history, spanning from indigenous cultures to European explorers.
The tour concludes at the Maritime Museum, housed in the former Ushuaia prison. This museum provides insights into the city's maritime and prison history, featuring exhibits of historic ships and tales of the prisoners who once resided there.
Upon finishing this visit, we return to the central hotels or the port.
What’s included?
What’s included:
- Guide
- Transfers
What’s NOT included:
- Entrance to museums
- Meals
Frequently Asked Questions
The private city tour includes Buenos Aires' top tourist attractions, such as the historic San Telmo neighborhood, the iconic Plaza de Mayo, the colorful Caminito in La Boca, and the elegant Recoleta district. The tour also typically includes stops at points of interest like Puerto Madero and Palermo. A knowledgeable tour guide will provide detailed information about the culture and history of each site visited, allowing you to experience a personalized and enriching visit.
Yes, this tour includes private transportation; typically, hotel pick-up and drop-off are included in the tour price. This provides comfort and security for the traveler, optimizing sightseeing time and allowing them to enjoy each attraction at their own pace. We recommend confirming the exact address of your accommodation at the time of booking to efficiently coordinate all logistical details and ensure a pleasant tourist experience in Buenos Aires.
The private city tour is designed for small groups, from couples to families or groups of friends, with varying capacity depending on the vehicle available, generally up to 6 or 8 people. This option allows for more personalized attention from the tour guide and greater flexibility during the trip. If you have a larger group, a special quote can be requested, and the itinerary can even be tailored to the group's needs, guaranteeing comfort and exclusivity in the tour experience.
The private city tour is typically offered in Spanish and English, but it's possible to request tour guides in other languages, such as Portuguese, Italian, or French, depending on availability. It's important to let us know your language preference when booking so that Best South America Tours can arrange a qualified guide to make your experience more comfortable and enriching. This way, you'll gain a deeper understanding of the history, culture, and interesting facts about each destination you visit in the city.
Yes, the tour can be adapted for travelers with reduced mobility or special needs. It is essential to inform us in advance of any specific requirements, such as ramps or adapted vehicles, at the time of booking so that the service provider can guarantee accessibility and safety during the tour. The itinerary can be adjusted to avoid stairs or obstacles, ensuring that everyone can enjoy Buenos Aires' main attractions without difficulty, providing an inclusive tourism experience.
PRICES 2026-2027
Private City Tour
Private Service. Includes Guide, Transfers, Does Not Include Entrance To Museums Or Meals.
- Start Time: 00:00
- Languages: ESP,ENG,POR,FRA,DEU,ITA
- Duration: 3 hrs
- Operation Days: Every day
Price per person based on a booking for 2 people. Prices may vary depending on the date and number of travelers.
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