Things to consider

  • Most accommodation is found in the big city hubs of Ushuaia and Punta Arenas
  • If you want to escape the crowds, seek out an estancia or wilderness lodge
  • Hotels at the end of the world don't come cheap - prepare to look around extensively if on a budget
  • Choose a room with a good view to ensure you don't miss a minute of the spectacular scenery

Where can I stay in Tierra del Fuego?

Illustrated Guide

Ushuaia

Ushuaia's accommodation is split into two categories. First, the hotels right in the hustle and bustle of town, close to the port and restaurants. These hotels are comfortable, central, and perfect if you're just looking for somewhere to come back to after a day exploring.

If you're after the 'wow' factor, then it's the hotels out of town which have a bit more sparkle; they tend to have better views of the Beagle Channel, one even has a spa and infinity pool looking out from the mountains.

Los Cauquenes Resort, Ushuaia

Los Cauquenes Resort

Porvenir

Quiet and windswept, Porvenir sits on the shores of Bahía Chilota, offering a glimpse into the slower pace of life in Chilean Tierra del Fuego. It’s a small, laid-back town with a fascinating local museum, a handful of colourful houses, and views across the Strait of Magellan.

Most travellers pass through on their way to see the King Penguins or overland to the southern fjords, but it's a good place to pause for a moment and enjoy the remote edge of Patagonia.

Hotels in Tierra del Fuego

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The scenery is what you come to Tierra del Fuego for, so make sure you consider the views from your hotel window. Being able to see the boats arriving on the Beagle Channel, or the sun shining off the Magellan Strait, really makes you feel like you've arrived at the end of the world.

Nicolas Sorhaburu Patagonia Sales Consultant

Wilderness lodges and remote accommodation

The rugged landscape of Tierra del Fuego is speckled with lodges and rustic accommodations, where you can immerse yourself in Fuegian culture and explore the scenery right from your front door. Our favourites sit on the shores of secluded lakes, like Hostería Kaiken on the edge of Lago Fagnano, where you can kayak, trek, bird-watch or fish with unobstructed views in every direction.

Horse riding has been an integral part of the history here, and working estancias still exist where you can experience traditional Patagonian hospitality and ride during the day. Estancia Cabo San Pablo, set near the dramatic wreck of the Desdemona, offers a raw, windswept escape at this far-flung corner of the world. 

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Beagle Channel, Tierra del Fuego

Punta Arenas

Punta Arenas, although not technically in Tierra del Fuego, is the gateway to Chilean Tierra del Fuego by air, boat and road. The options here are basic and comfortable; it's an easy-going town without a huge amount of luxury, but there's more than enough to provide a good night's sleep before stepping into the next part of your adventure.

Punta Arenas

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Los Cauquenes Resort

Los Cauquenes Resort

Nestled on the verdant shores of the Beagle Channel, with Tierra del Fuego's dramatic Andean mountain range rising behind, Los Cauquenes Resort is a jewel in the Patagonian …

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Errante EcoLodge

Errante EcoLodge

Errante EcoLodge located on Patagonia's southernmost settled island, Navarino, offers peaceful home-from-home comfort, in one of the planet's most remote and spectacular settings. …

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Hotels in Ushuaia

Hotels in Ushuaia

Ushuaia is the gateway to some of Tierra del Fuego's best trekking and wildlife experiences, as well as the jumping off point for Antarctica cruises.

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Adventure Cruises

Adventure cruising is a great way to discover Patagonia’s rich wildlife and dramatic coastline, much of which is only accessible by sea. Sailing through channels and fjords you’ll hop into Zodiac boats to spot dolphins, whales, seals and seabirds, be dazzled by towering glaciers and in Tierra del Fuego you can even set foot on Cape Horn. 

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