Daytime activities

[Deeps]

Hi,

Could someone recommend any good daytime activities around Ushuaia. Just keep in mind that we will be partying hard during the night. Thanks.

 

[gutsy]

Not sure if the water park behind hi is still open.

 

[McRackin]

It is!

 

[heavanisibiza]

Take the bus to Ibiza Town. Not far and lots to see

 

[AntonioGeordio]

Last time I stayed in Bossa my main daytime activities were drinking cans of that fizzy Swedish cider and trying to spot people who were still off their box from the night before. Was an abundance of them lol.

 

[fatphilb]

Rolling around on the floor of your apartment licking your head

 

[RandomExplorerDude]

Spend the day wondering where you got that new bruise on your head, basking in the glory of not losing your wallet.

 

[Deeps]

lol. Thanks guys. But I meant actual activities

 

[Kim Wrong Un]

my gf suggested horse riding near cala boix but I think a meteor is more likely to land than me ever repeating that experience...

 

[fatphilb]

my gf suggested horse riding near cala boix but I think a meteor is more likely to land than me ever repeating that experience...

I looked into this but im too much of a fat bastard

 

[fatphilb]

On a more serious note, nearby beaches salinas (various fun chiringuitos) and sa caleta, if you have a car or deep enough pockets for taxis you can visit cala d'hort to view the mystical island of es vedra while eating lunch, or scramble down the nearby cliff to sa pedrera (aka atlantis).

 

[Deeps]

Thanks Phil.

 

[Kim Wrong Un]

I looked into this but im too much of a fat bastard

me too these days

and quite a few others it seems...

https://metro.co.uk/2018/07/28/gree...erweight-tourists-visiting-santorini-7770313/

 

[2H76]

Go and find yourself some more pussy and do the locals a favour.... http://care4cats-ibiza.ibiza4all.org

If you aren't into trapping puss, the whole site has stuff to do https://www.ibiza4all.org click on "Events" "things to do today".

 

[Life of Rye]

On a more serious note, nearby beaches salinas (various fun chiringuitos) and sa caleta, if you have a car or deep enough pockets for taxis you can visit cala d'hort to view the mystical island of es vedra while eating lunch, or scramble down the nearby cliff to sa pedrera (aka atlantis).

I didn't climb down the cliff my self but I did see Es Vedra - in person it is stunning

I would recommend this but you have to do a bit of googling and some offroading to get to the correct spot in which you then take a 5 minute walk

 

[fatphilb]

Its not so much a cliff as an enormous sandy slope. Great fun going down but a mare getting back up. Take plenty water.

 

[Deeps]

Thanks guys. I'm putting an itinerary together now ;-)