Have you ever thought about getting on a plane and, in a few hours, reaching the end of the world? In the winter of 2026, this could become a reality! That’s because two airlines have just announced direct flights from Guarulhos Airport in São Paulo to the city of Ushuaia in Argentina. Discover the seasonal route that will take Brazilians on an adventure of subpolar climate and snow sports!
Are you interested in going to the “end of the world”?
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Operated by Gol
The winter route will begin on June 26 and continue until August 2, 2026. The trip lasts seven and a half hours. The flights will be operated by 737 aircraft, with a capacity for 176 passengers on international trips. There will be three flights per week.
According to Gol’s website, tickets will start at R$ 2,224 (round trip, price calculated on 01/29/2026). Prices may change over time, so we recommend keeping an eye on the website!
Operation by Latam Airlines
The company has not yet released dates and times for the route, and tickets are not yet on sale. However, it is already known that the route will be operated by an Airbus A320 aircraft, with a capacity for 162 passengers. There will be four flights per week.
Tours in Ushuaia: what to do at the end of the world?
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The name may sound scary, but there is a reason why Ushuaia is known as “the end of the world.” The title is given because it is the southernmost city on the planet, very close to the waters of Antarctica. There, you can go on tours with penguins or hike in glacial valleys, for example, as well as take boat trips to islands full of sea lions and enjoy nighttime experiences on snowmobiles.
Incredible, isn’t it? So take advantage of the new route from São Paulo to Ushuaia and enjoy all the charms of the end of the world just a few hours away!