Located in the Beagle Channel, off the town of Ushuaia on the southern tip of Argentina and pretty darn close to Antarctica, this lighthouse has truly earned its nickname of “The Lighthouse at the End of the World” (though it’s not the one from Jules Verne’s novel The Lighthouse at the End of the World). Put into service in 1920 and decorated in red and white stripes, the lighthouse sits on a small island surrounded by the beauty of the snowy mountain peaks of Tierra del Fuego. The lighthouse is fully automated and cannot be visited by the public but can be seen during boat tours of the region.