Is Ushuaia an accessible destination for people with disabilities?

Tierra del Fuego is a destination that actively supports the development of accessible and inclusive services, so that all visitors can fully enjoy the experience of discovering the End of the World. Tourism providers and organizations work together to offer inclusive activities and environments to make the most of the destination.

We invite you to discover the unforgettable experience of enjoying the attractions of the End of the World, exploring the natural and historical sites of Tierra del Fuego, accompanied by excellent quality services.

In this guide, you will find a list of authorized tourism providers, restaurants, and accommodations that offer accessible services.

Tierra del Fuego National Park

• La Castorera Trail: accessible.

• Trail to Lapataia Bay: partially accessible.

• Alakush Visitor Center: ramp available.

End of the World Train

• Accessible entrance.

• Five cars with doors adapted for wheelchair entry.

• Accessible restroom.

• Audio guide.

Tolkeyen Catamaran – Ushuaia Explorer

• Ramp access.

• Accessible restroom.

• Staff available to assist passengers on deck.

Helicopter Flight – HeliUshuaia

• Excursion with assistance for helicopter boarding and disembarking.

Maritime Museum and Former Prison of Ushuaia

• Architectural accessibility.

• Exclusive parking.

• Includes a cell with tactile panels and models.

• Informational material in Braille.

• QR codes in each section to download an audio guide.

Thematic Gallery “Fuegian History”

• Architectural accessibility.

• Audio guide.

• Step-saving lift during the visit.

• Restaurant accessible via elevator.

Martial Glacier Nature Reserve – Guías del Sur

• Mountain guides offer guided walks for visually impaired visitors, along the 1,300-meter trail that ascends to the mountain’s base.

Tierra Mayor Winter Activities Center

• Accessible entrance with planks and ramp connecting to the restaurant entrance.

• Accessible restroom.

• Adapted chair for cross-country skiing.

• Venue of Marchablanca, a cross-country skiing competition offering circuits for amateurs, professionals, and a special course for skiers with motor and cognitive disabilities.

Cerro Castor Ski Resort

• Adapted chair for alpine skiing.

• Instructors offering ski lessons for people with disabilities.

• Accessible restaurants.

Tourist Information Center – Ushuaia Tourism Office

• Accessible entrance.

• Counter at accessible height.

• Accessible restroom.

• General information available in Braille.