Introduction
Get ready for exquisite vineyards, impressive galleries and epic landscapes, where every turn offers a tantalizing experience, you’ll never forget.
Vacations to Argentina offer a fantastic fusion of amazing natural beauties, outdoor activity, friendly people, bustling cities, and exciting wildlife encounters. Not a lot of places in the world can compare to the variety of experiences Argentina has to offer.
Argentina is bursting with life, from the vibrant streets of trendy Buenos Aires, which are alive with tango performances, upscale restaurants, and big avenues, to the desolate wilderness and mountainous terrain of El Calafate, as well as the sparkling blue lakes of Bariloche. One of the most magnificent views in the world, the majestic Iguazu Falls, is located on the border with Brazil. Mendoza is the place to go for sun-adorned vineyards and internationally renowned malbecs, while farther north, close to Salta, are northwest Argentina’s stunning salt flats and rocky canyons, both of which are undoubtedly worth visiting.
Highlights
LEARN TO TANGO IN BUENOS AIRES (3 hours - Buenos Aires)
Take a class in the Argentine tango and give it a try in the renowned Café Tortoni. Learn the fundamentals from professionals, and be confident next time you’re on the dance floor.
POLO DAY (7-8 hours - Buenos Aires)
Spend a day at the charming equestrian and golfing estate Estancia Villa Maria, located close to the city, to network and mingle with other enthusiasts.
PERITO MORENO GLACIER HIKE (4 hours - Patagonia)
Take a hike over to the magnificent Perito Moreno Glacier, a UNESCO World Heritage Site in Los Glaciares National Park, and appreciate the panorama of lagoons, slopes, ravines, and blue ice formations.
Recommended Hotels
Legado Mitico Buenos Aires
The stylish hotel has 11 rooms and is situated in the hip Palermo Viejo neighbourhood. Despite how lively the neighbourhood may be, you shouldn’t miss the hotel’s lovely library, which is filled with literature on Argentine heritage and culture.
Awasi Iguazú
The exquisite lodge’s 14 villas enjoy a unique and remote location just a short drive from the largest waterfalls in the world. A sizable living area, an outdoor shower, and a private plunge pool are included in each villa. Take a private guide and a 4×4 to experience the amazing local wildlife.
Estancia Los Potreros
A wonderfully quiet family-run estancia in Sierras Chicas awaits to welcome you. It provides a genuine glimpse into local life and is only available to 12 people at once. Participate in agricultural activities, go horseback riding, explore the area, or unwind by the pool. Enjoy eating at the “family” table while savouring in homemade food.
Sample Itinerary
Day 1: Arrival In Buenos Aires
Your experience of Argentina begins by arriving and staying overnight in Buenos Aires, the capital of this extraordinary country.
Days 2-4: Bariloche
Bariloche, a city in Argentina’s Rio Negro region, is surrounded by lakes that are crystal clear, mountains covered in snow, and woods that have been around for thousands of years. It is distinctly Patagonian. a city that fosters greatness and is encircled by some of the most stunning natural areas in the nation.
Bariloche is wonderful all year long. Every tourist is rewarded by nature with breath-taking sights. From copper-coloured lenga trees and snow-capped summits to entire valleys covered in springtime floral and perfectly clear waterways. You may engage in a wide range of activities in Bariloche, including trekking and tours, sailing, winter sports, top-notch food, adventure tourism, romantic getaways, family outings, quiet vacations, and exploring the local culture.
Explore Lake Gutierrez where the waters are encircled by coihue trees, and are rather warm because they are mostly supplied by rainfall rather than melting snow. Because of this, it is one of the most popular places to go swimming and engage in water sports.
For something a little different, visit Lake Mascardi, shaped like a V and is great for sailing and fishing. It is surrounded by other locations where you can camp or enjoy a picnic and is part of the Nahuel Huapi National Park.
Day 5: Buenos Aires
Unquestionably one of the world’s best cities, Buenos Aires is brimming with vitality, beauty, and refinement. This is a city that exceeds expectations, combining magnificent European architecture, delightful people, amazing food, dramatic tango dances, and wide landscapes.
Explore the many barrios in search for the diverse neighbourhoods of this multicultural and lively metropolis. Visit affluent Palermo, complete with a vibrant nightlife, luxury boutiques, and Puerto Madero’s chic restaurants on the waterfront. Take lessons in the most passionate dance in the world at a traditional milonga (tango hall), indulge in the world’s best steak, or explore the city’s plethora of cultural attractions, including its 380 bookshops and 160 galleries.
Days 6 & 7: Buenos Aires
Take a guided tour to explore La Boca and San Telmo’s historic district, Plaza de Mayo.
Days 8-10: Mendoza
Discover the wonderful metropolis of Mendoza, known for its tree – lined filled streets, temperate weather and wonderful Malbec wine. Experience this flavourful wine in the city’s impressive cafes, bars and restaurants. A trip to Mendoza is not complete without visiting its picturesque vineyards dotted around its rural areas, for example Salentein and Zuccardi.
Days 11 & 12: Iguazu
Spend the day in Iguazu Falls National Park, exploring its phenomenal waterfalls that are comprised of more than 275 different drops and enjoy the wildlife experience that will unfold. You can look forward to seeing jaguar, ocelot, jaguarundi and giant otters. Head closer to Devil’s Throat for your chance to experience a spectacle of butterflies. The Iguazu Falls are equipped with wonderful trails for you to explore the region at your own pace and capture some amazing pictures of your time, surrounded by lush landscapes and impressive wildlife.
Day 13: Depart Puerto Iguazu
After a short flight from Puerto Iguazu to Buenos Aires you will board to take your plane home.
