Private flights to Ushuaia

Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world — a place of extraordinary symbolic power on the shores of the Beagle Channel, at the far southern edge of the American continent. Surrounded by Tierra del Fuego National Park, it attracts a select traveller profile: Antarctic expedition guests, elite skiers, sea-run trout anglers and naturalists seeking wildlife and landscapes unmatched at any other latitude.

Reference experiences

Cerro Castor — The southernmost ski resort in the world, operating from June to October. Guaranteed snow, uncrowded runs and heli-skiing services over the Darwin Range for those seeking untouched descents.
Beagle Channel by private vessel — Exclusive cruises to Les Éclaireurs lighthouse, the penguin and sea-lion colony on Isla Martillo and the inner passages of Tres Marías and Canal Fun. Reference operators include Canal Fun and Tres Marías.
Sea-run brown trout fishing on the Río Grande — One of the world's best destinations for sea-run brown trout. Season from January to March. Reference lodges: Kau Tapen Lodge and Howenh Lodge, both with exclusive fishing programs.
Antarctic expeditions — Ushuaia is the standard embarkation port for major Antarctic expedition operators: Ponant, Seabourn, Viking and Atlas Ocean Voyages. Season November–March. The Drake Passage separates the continent by 800 kilometres of open sea.

Reference accommodation

Arakur Ushuaia Resort & Spa — Positioned on the slope of Mount Susana within the National Park, with panoramic views of the Beagle Channel, international-level spa and exclusive access to private trails. The city's most premium accommodation.
Los Cauquenes Resort & Spa — On the Beagle Channel shore, with signature Patagonian architecture and a regional-cuisine restaurant that is a gastronomic reference in the city.
Las Hayas Ushuaia Resort — Set between the Fuegian forest and Channel views, one of the city's historic hotels, with heated pool and spa.

Gastronomy

King crab from the Beagle Channel is the star ingredient of Fuegian cuisine — served whole, in bisque or gratinated, it is the destination's most iconic gastronomic experience. Chez Manu is the city's top table, with French-influenced cuisine and impeccable local product. Kaupé offers a tasting menu with direct views of the Channel. Among irreplaceable classics, Tía Elvira and El Viejo Marino preserve the tradition of Fuegian maritime cooking.

Why fly privately

More than 3,000 kilometres from Buenos Aires, Ushuaia is one of the country's longest domestic routes. A private flight covers the distance in under four hours with fully flexible schedules — a critical factor when coordinating Antarctic cruise embarkation or a weather window for fishing or skiing. In high season, commercial flights sell out weeks in advance. Malvinas Argentinas Airport (USH) is only 4 kilometres from the city centre.

Best time to visit

Summer (December–February): up to 18 hours of daylight, Antarctic cruise season, wildlife watching and trekking in optimal conditions. Winter (June–August): Cerro Castor in full operation, guaranteed snow, mountain-lodge atmosphere. Shoulder seasons: the lenga forest turns deep red in autumn and spring, with fewer visitors and greater privacy in lodges and restaurants.