Audio Guide of the End of the World Train

The End of the World Train operates during several time slots throughout the day. It is highly recommended to check their official website for updated schedules, as they vary by season. Tickets can be purchased directly at the station or, to secure your spot, bought in advance online on their official page.

The cost of the ticket varies depending on the class and whether it includes any promotion. Generally, there are special fares for national residents, children and seniors. I advise you to check the fares section on their official website to find out the exact prices and current promotions at the time of your visit.

The train journey takes approximately one hour each way, totaling two hours if you complete the full route without getting off at the stops. However, to fully enjoy the stations (La Macarena Waterfall and National Park Station) and take photographs, it is recommended to plan for about 3 to 4 hours in total, including waiting time and ticket purchase.

The End of the World Train has profound historical significance, as it was originally built to transport the prisoners of the famous Ushuaia Prison, who used the wood from the forest for construction. Today, reliving this journey is a trip to the past that shows the harsh life of the convicts and the early development of Ushuaia. You can find more details in the 'Our History' section of their website.

The best time to visit Ushuaia and enjoy the train is during spring and summer (October to April), when the weather is milder and the landscapes are at their best. To avoid large crowds, I suggest taking the first train of the morning or the last one of the afternoon. The snowy landscape in winter (June to September) is also spectacular, but be prepared for the cold!

Yes, the End of the World Train strives to be inclusive. They offer facilities and adapted carriages for passengers with reduced mobility and wheelchairs. It is advisable to notify the staff in advance at the time of booking so they can provide you with the best possible assistance and ensure a suitable seat. You can contact them at +54 290143070.

The End of the World Train is located at the entrance of Tierra del Fuego National Park, so once there, you can explore trails and panoramic viewpoints within the park, visit Lapataia Bay or go hiking. National Park Station, one of the train's stops, is an excellent starting point to venture into the Fuegian nature. The proximity to Ushuaia also allows you to combine it with visits to the city center.

Of course! Bring warm and waterproof clothing, even in summer, as the weather can change quickly. Book your tickets in advance, especially in high season, to avoid queues and secure your spot. Don't forget your camera to capture the beautiful landscapes and, if you like history, pay attention to the narrations provided during the journey for a more immersive experience.