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6 Days

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Ushuaia

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Ushuaia

There is nowhere else on earth quite like Ushuaia — the world's southernmost city, where the Andes meet the Beagle Channel and the snow-capped peaks of Tierra del Fuego rise above a landscape of extraordinary, elemental beauty at the very tip of South America. This carefully crafted six-day journey combines four exhilarating days on the slopes of Cerro Castor — the world's southernmost ski resort — with the wild, primordial landscapes of Tierra del Fuego National Park and the unique, end-of-the-world atmosphere of Ushuaia itself. With daily round-trip transfers to the mountain, four days of lift passes and equipment rental, private guides, and hand-picked accommodation throughout, this is skiing and adventure travel at its most dramatically, unforgettably remote.

Includes

Private English-speaking guide as per itinerary
Driver/Guide: Private as per itinerary
Keytours 24-hour emergency assistance
Local guide: Private during tours where necessary
Accommodations of your choice

Excludes

Items of a personal nature
All other items not mentioned as included
Domestic flights; please inquire with your Keytours travel consultant
Travel insurance; please inquire with your Keytours travel consultant
Gratuities for drivers, guides, and escorts

Itinerary

Day
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Day 1: Arrival in Ushuaia | The End of the World Begins

Arrive at Ushuaia Malvinas Argentinas International Airport — the southernmost commercial airport in the world, its runway ending at the edge of the Beagle Channel with the snow-capped mountains of Chilean Patagonia rising above the water on the far shore in a setting of quite extraordinary, end-of-the-world drama. A private transfer delivers you to your carefully selected hotel in Ushuaia city and the afternoon is yours to begin exploring one of the most remarkably situated small cities on earth. A walk along the Beagle Channel waterfront, a visit to the excellent Museo del Fin del Mundo, and a first encounter with the legendary Patagonian lamb and local king crab at one of Ushuaia's celebrated waterfront restaurants closes a first, deeply atmospheric evening at the southern extremity of the Americas.

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Day 2: First Day on the Mountain | Cerro Castor

Your daily round-trip transfer departs for Cerro Castor — 32 kilometres along the spectacular National Route 3 through the extraordinary Fuegian landscape of lenga beech forest, frozen lakes, and snow-laden mountains before the resort reveals itself at the foot of the Martial Range. With your lift pass and rental equipment ready, the first runs of the day begin with the particular, exhilarating clarity that belongs entirely to skiing at the end of the world — the terrain ranging from wide open groomed pistes to tree-lined trails of extraordinary character, the views across the Beagle Channel and the surrounding peaks growing more spectacular with every meter of altitude gained. A long, restorative lunch at the mountain restaurant before the afternoon's final runs and the return transfer to Ushuaia.

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Day 3: Second Day on the Mountain | Cerro Castor

A second full day on the slopes of the world's southernmost ski resort reveals the full variety and depth of Cerro Castor's extraordinary terrain — intermediate pistes of wonderful flow, advanced runs that test even accomplished skiers, and the resort's legendary off-piste areas where untouched Patagonian snow awaits those willing to venture beyond the marked trails. The resort's unique southern hemisphere snow quality — the result of its extreme latitude and the perfect southern orientation of the mountain — delivers a skiing experience of remarkable consistency and character. A leisurely lunch at the Morada del Águila restaurant, where the slow-roasted Tierra del Fuego lamb and panoramic views combine into one of the finest mountain dining experiences in South America, before the return to Ushuaia.

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Day 4: Third Day on the Mountain | Cerro Castor

The third consecutive day on the mountain brings the particular, deeply satisfying familiarity of a resort known and understood — the favorite runs revisited in ideal snow conditions, the hidden trails explored with growing confidence, and the extraordinary Patagonian landscape absorbed at the unhurried pace that only a multi-day ski stay truly allows. For those seeking the ultimate Cerro Castor experience, the resort's legendary night skiing excursion — a snow-cat ascent to the summit followed by a descent through the Fuegian darkness with only headlamps and ambient moonlight reflecting off the snow — delivers one of the most thrillingly memorable ski experiences available anywhere in the world. The return transfer to Ushuaia closes another extraordinary Patagonian day.

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Day 5: Final Day on the Mountain | Cerro Castor

A fourth and final day on the slopes — savored with the particular, bittersweet intensity of a last day in a place that has delivered everything promised and considerably more besides. The morning brings the favorite runs one final time as the extraordinary Fuegian landscape does what it has done every day — stop you mid-descent with a view of such elemental, end-of-the-world beauty that even the skiing momentarily loses its claim on your full attention. A final lunch at the mountain restaurant, a last run as the afternoon light turns the snow to gold across the Beagle Channel below, and the return transfer to Ushuaia closes four extraordinary days at the southernmost ski resort on earth with the deep, lasting satisfaction of a mountain thoroughly and completely explored.

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Day 6: Ushuaia | Tierra del Fuego National Park & Farewell

A final Ushuaia day is devoted to the extraordinary natural landscapes beyond the ski slopes. A privately guided excursion into Tierra del Fuego National Park — the southernmost national park in the world — reveals ancient lenga beech forests, glacial lakes, condors above the tree line, beavers in the forest streams, and the remarkable End of the World Train winding through the forest along the route once used by prisoners of the Ushuaia penal colony. A final waterfront dinner of king crab and local wine as the Beagle Channel catches the last of the Patagonian light closes an adventure at the end of the world that will be extraordinarily difficult to forget. A private transfer then delivers you seamlessly to Ushuaia Airport — the mountains of Tierra del Fuego making their final, quietly overwhelming case for a return.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is included in the Ushuaia Snow Trails Adventure package?

The Ushuaia Snow Trails Adventure package includes: - Private English-speaking guides as per itinerary - Private driver/guide for transfers - Keytours 24-hour emergency assistance - Local guides during necessary tours - Accommodations of your choice throughout the stay - Daily round-trip transfers to Cerro Castor ski resort - Four days of lift passes and equipment rental for skiing.

Are domestic flights included in this itinerary?

No, domestic flights are not included in the Ushuaia Snow Trails Adventure package. Travelers should inquire about flight arrangements with their Keytours travel consultant to ensure a seamless travel experience.

Can I customize my accommodations or add extra nights in Ushuaia?

Yes, accommodations can be customized based on your preferences, and additional nights can be added to your stay in Ushuaia. Keytours Vacations can assist you with these arrangements to ensure your itinerary meets your needs.

What kind of experiences can I expect in Tierra del Fuego National Park?

During your visit to Tierra del Fuego National Park, you can expect a privately guided excursion that includes: - Exploration of ancient lenga beech forests - Scenic views of glacial lakes - Birdwatching opportunities, including condors - Sightings of local wildlife such as beavers - A ride on the End of the World Train, which follows a historic route used by prisoners.

How do I get from Ushuaia to Cerro Castor each day?

Daily round-trip transfers from Ushuaia to Cerro Castor are included in this package. These transfers are private and provide a comfortable journey through the stunning Fuegian landscape, ensuring you can focus on enjoying your skiing experience.

What activities are available for non-skiers during this tour?

While the Ushuaia Snow Trails Adventure primarily focuses on skiing, non-skiers can enjoy various activities, such as exploring Ushuaia's waterfront, visiting local museums, or taking guided excursions in Tierra del Fuego National Park. Keytours Vacations can help customize your itinerary to include these options.

What should I know about travel insurance for this package?

Travel insurance is not included in the Ushuaia Snow Trails Adventure package. It is highly recommended to inquire about travel insurance options with your Keytours travel consultant to protect against unforeseen circumstances during your trip.

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