St Michael's Mount

Argentina's Tierra del Fuego is the most southerly region of South America. Located at the southern tip of the continent, Tierra del Fuego is classified as a subantarctic archipelago. It is composed of a number of large islands, smaller islands, as well as several islets, numerous fjords, straits and channels. The climate in this region is cool and humid -- winters can be cold and summers cool.

Tierra del Fuego is an ideal destination for those seeking rugged and unspoiled beauty, wildlife, and a chance to explore natural wonders. Popular activities in Tierra del Fuego include wildlife watching, hiking, camping, kayaking and sailing. Visitors to the area can expect to see a variety of wild birds, sea mammals and plant life – some of which are endemic to this region of South America. Ushuaia, located in the heart of Tierra del Fuego, is the capital of the region and the world's southernmost city. It is home to a variety of activities and attractions, including the End of the World Museum and the Alakush National Park, which is known for its abundant flora and fauna. Photo opportunities include sweeping views of glaciers, mountains, rivers and lakes; close-up shots of unique bird species; and shots of the dramatic landscapes of Tierra del Fuego.