Ushuaia

Ushuaia, Argentina (u-swai-ah) is the southernmost city in the world, although there is a naval base and town at Puerto Williams further south across the Beagle Channel in Chile.

We had a flight from Buenos Aires, went directly to the MV Discovery, and had only a short time to walk around Ushuaia.

It is the home to 40,000 people and is the starting point for trips to Antarctica and sailing trips around Cape Horn.


ANUS0026 (Our first view of the MV Discovery, which was previously named the Island Princess)		ANUS0027 (The municipal building dominates the pier area)

ANUS0032 (It is the closest port to Antarctica)		ANUS0035 (It was summer in January and the flowers were in bloom)

ANUS0036 (The color was spectacular)		ANUS0038 (The Poppies were more orange and bigger than the ones in California)

ANUS0039 (One last flower photo in Ushuaia)		ANUS0042 (Downtown Ushuaia on a Saturday)

ANUS0048 (A dock side photo)		ANUS0049 (The MV Discovery)

ANUS0057 (The mountains of Tierra del Fuego above Ushuaia, Argentina)		ANUS0058 (The sun kept going in and out of the clouds)

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