Shipwrecks and Indians, fire and water, these and other images evoke the mystery and legends surrounding Tierra del Fuego. It’s a vast archipelago of thousands of islands, at the very bottom of the earth. The southernmost inhabitated place in the world. El Fin Del Mundo.
From shipwrecks to tourist cruises, from the hostile native Idians to comfortable warm hotels, Tierra del Fuego’s evolution has been rapid and effective. Tourism has boomed so much in the last few years that the island can barely keep it up.
Tierra del Fuego is cut off from the mainland — a distant, isolated, windswept and moody archipelago.
With only a few towns across this vast, wide and empty land, most tourists flock together in the biggest city of them all, Ushuaia.
