Ushuaia can be reached by plane or by car. However, whether by bus or by car, it is important to consider that Tierra del Fuego is an island and, therefore, a sea crossing (by ferry) through Chilean territory is necessary.
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It's not possible to get all the way from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia by train. If you were determined to take a train, you could go part of the way and then switch your mode of transport. Even better, however, is the bus.
So, is Ushuaia worth visiting? Yes, absolutely. It´s a wonderful city. Furthermore, it is also perfect to be combined with El Calafate from where you can visit the incredible Perito Moreno Glacier and many other glaciers in Los Glaciares National Park, and then continue to Chile to visit Torres del Paine.
2 days is enough to explore central Ushuaia but I recommend allowing yourself at least 5 if you plan on hiking in Parque Nacional Tierra Del Fuego or taking a boat trip to explore the islands of the Beagle Channel.
Ushuaia – Malvinas Argentinas International Airport is located 4 km south of the center of Ushuaia, a city on the island of Tierra del Fuego in the Tierra del Fuego Province of Argentina.
Taking a flight is the quickest and most comfortable way to travel from Buenos Aires to Ushuaia. Domestic airlines, notably Aerolíneas Argentinas, offer daily flights from Jorge Newbery Airport, and the travel duration is around 3.5 hours.
Ushuaia's taxi drivers must be the nation's friendliest, and they're fonts of information concerning the region. The multitude of excursion options obviates the need for a car, though if you are staying at a hotel outside downtown, a car will certainly free you up for dining and exploring options.
Weather in Ushuaia and Tierra del Fuego is very unpredictable and you will often experience four seasons in a day. The best time to go would be December until March as these are the summer months and many outdoor activities are possible, but the region can be visited any time from September until April.
The first thing is to wear a T-shirt and thermal fit (also known as second skin), that keeps you warm and dry. For warming up, divers and coats of fleece and cotton are advised. In the event of an adventure over snow, it's crucial having thermal underwear to help you maintain a pleasant temperature in your legs.