Buenos Aires, Argentina’s vibrant capital, blends rich cultural heritage with modern cosmopolitan life. Its neighborhoods offer diverse experiences: San Telmo and Monserrat showcase colonial architecture and historic monuments, while La Boca captivates with the colorful Caminito street. Palermo and Recoleta feature elegant buildings, lush parks, top restaurants, and trendy shops. Puerto Madero, a revitalized port area, offers sophisticated dining and entertainment along the river. The city is also the world’s tango capital, with numerous milongas and shows where visitors can watch or learn this passionate dance. On arrival, your private guide will take you to Palermo, a chic, lively neighborhood, home to parks, museums, art galleries, and cultural landmarks like the Evita Museum. Afterward, explore independently, dine at top local restaurants, or immerse yourself in a passionate tango show at a traditional Buenos Aires café, completing an unforgettable city experience.
Fly to Puerto Iguazú, on the Argentina-Brazil border, gateway to the spectacular Iguazú National Park. Your private guide will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your first-class hotel. Spend the afternoon exploring the city, sampling local cuisine, or relaxing. The next day, discover the park’s 275 waterfalls set within the lush Atlantic Rainforest, a protected area teeming with colorful wildlife. Iguazú National Park lies near the Triple Border with Brazil and Paraguay, where the Iguazú and Paraná Rivers meet. The breathtaking scenery, powerful cascades, and vibrant ecosystem make Iguazú one of the world’s most unforgettable destinations. Immerse yourself in this magical land.
Explore the magnificent Argentine waterfalls with your local guide. Walk the Lower Circuit paths, enjoying lush vegetation, vibrant wildlife, and stunning views. Then, head to the Upper Circuit to experience the falls from a different perspective. The tour culminates at La Garganta del Diablo (Devil’s Throat), an awe-inspiring waterfall plunging 80 meters. Reach it via the ecological train and a scenic walkway, where you can marvel at the cascading waters and feel the refreshing mist from the powerful waves. This unforgettable encounter with nature offers breathtaking landscapes and the raw energy of the falls—a truly magical experience that will remain in your memory forever.
Today visit the Brazilian side for breathtaking panoramic views. While Argentina’s side immerses you among the waterfalls, Brazil offers a full perspective of the park’s grandeur. Your private guide will lead you along scenic walkways, allowing you to appreciate the scale and power of this natural wonder. Additional excursions, such as zodiac boat tours, are available for a closer encounter with the falls. Experiencing both sides reveals the true magnificence of Iguazú Falls, combining intimate views with sweeping panoramas. This visit promises unforgettable memories of one of the world’s most spectacular natural sites.
Continue your itinerary in Salta, “La Linda,” the main city in the Lerma Valley at the foot of San Bernardo Hill. Founded in 1582, Salta showcases the unique American Baroque architecture, with its main square surrounded by landmarks like the Cathedral, San Francisco, and Santo Domingo. The city also hosts world-class archaeological museums, cultural shows, vibrant peñas, and excellent restaurants, making every visit unforgettable. Upon arrival, your local guide will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel, offering tips for exploring the city. Spend the afternoon visiting museums, sampling local cuisine, and enjoying folkloric music and dance at the lively peñas.
Explore the Salinas Grandes, vast salt flats resembling a solid white ocean, and travel along the famous “Tren de las Nubes” railway, admiring its impressive platforms and bridges. Visit Campo Quijano, gateway to the Puna, Quebrada del Toro, and the tiny town of Santa Rosa de Tastil, home to a museum and archaeological ruins. Continue to San Antonio de los Cobres and the breathtaking Cuesta del Lipán, reaching 4,170 m above sea level, then descend to Purmamarca to see the Cerro de los Siete Colores. Stroll the main square, craft market, and streets of this picturesque town. The Puna’s moonlike landscapes are inhabited by vicuñas, llamas, foxes, condors, and other wildlife, offering insight into local life and nature.
Travel north to Jujuy Province and explore the stunning Quebrada de Humahuaca, a UNESCO-listed gorge with dramatic, colorful mountain landscapes. Discover iconic sites like Cerro de los Siete Colores in Purmamarca, the pre-Incan fortress Pucará de Tilcara, and Cerro Paleta del Pintor in Maimará. Visit the charming town of Uquía to see 17th-century Cusqueñas indigenous paintings in its historic church. Pass through Huacalera and cross the Tropic of Capricorn, admiring the multicolored La Pollera de la Coya Hill. Conclude in picturesque Humahuaca, wandering its colorful streets, browsing local handicraft markets, and tasting traditional cuisine. This journey combines breathtaking scenery, rich history, and authentic local culture in one unforgettable day.
Journey to Cafayate, a captivating town in Argentina’s Northwest wine region, renowned for its distinctive Torrontés white wine. Nestled amid dramatic mountain scenery, Cafayate offers a perfect blend of natural beauty and viticultural charm. Spend the day exploring celebrated wineries like El Esteco, Piattelli, and El Porvenir, touring the vineyards, learning about local winemaking traditions, and savoring their exceptional wines. Take in the serene landscapes, enjoy the relaxed pace, and experience the welcoming local culture. With its combination of spectacular views, exceptional wines, and warm hospitality, Cafayate stands out as an unforgettable destination for wine enthusiasts seeking both flavor and scenery in Argentina’s breathtaking Northwest region.
Continue your journey in Mendoza, the heart of Argentina’s Cuyo Region, famed for producing some of the world’s finest wines. Surrounded by vineyards, valleys, rivers, and the majestic Andes, Mendoza is a top destination for wine lovers and nature enthusiasts alike. Upon arrival, your private guide will transfer you to your hotel. Spend the afternoon exploring the city at your own pace, stroll through charming streets, sample local cuisine, or relax and enjoy the serene atmosphere. This region offers the perfect blend of scenic landscapes and exceptional wines, promising an unforgettable experience in the heart of Argentina’s premier wine country.
Today, immerse yourself in the legacy of Catena Zapata, the family that brought Argentine wines to global acclaim. Discover their rich history, passion, and expertise in viticulture spanning over a century and four generations. Visit iconic wineries and vineyards, including Caro, Catena Zapata, and Casa El Enemigo, exploring their winemaking processes and tasting their exceptional wines. This day offers a deep dive into the world of Argentine wine, combining education, history, and indulgence. Experience the flavors, stories, and dedication behind some of Argentina’s finest vintages in a journey every wine lover will cherish.
Explore the breathtaking Andes and Uco Valley set the stage for an unforgettable high-altitude wine experience. Visit three of the region’s most prestigious wineries — Salentein, Domaine Bousquet, and Andeluna Cellars — each devoted to crafting exceptional wines that reflect the purity and character of Mendoza’s terroir. At Andeluna, enjoy a gourmet lunch with panoramic views of the Tupungato Volcano. Domaine Bousquet showcases outstanding organic wines that capture the essence of the valley, while Salentein combines European tradition, old vines, and cutting-edge technology to create world-class varietals. A perfect finale celebrating Mendoza’s elegance, flavors, and mountain spirit.
Bariloche, on the shores of Lake Nahuel Huapi, is the gateway to Argentina’s stunning Lakes District, renowned for lakes, rivers, snowy peaks, and lush forests. Its alpine-style architecture, with stone and wood buildings and slate roofs, and vibrant city center make it a charming destination. Sample South America’s finest chocolates, regional jams, and local cuisine while exploring shops and galleries. Upon arrival, your private guide will transfer you to your hotel with spectacular lake views. In the afternoon, discover the Circuito Chico, including Nahuel Huapi Lake, Llao Llao viewpoint, Swiss Colony, and Cerro Campanario. Customize your tour with optional trekking, hidden spots, and stops. End the day relaxing and enjoying Bariloche’s delicious chocolates.
Today in Bariloche, explore the stunning Isla Victoria and its famous Arrayanes Forest. From Puerto Pañuelo, 25 km from the city, board a boat across the crystal-clear waters of Nahuel Huapi Lake. Enjoy breathtaking views of the vibrant lake, surrounding vegetation, and snow-capped Andes in the background. Upon arrival, discover the island’s diverse landscapes and the unique Arrayanes Forest, renowned for its rare cinnamon-colored trees. Wander through scenic trails, immerse yourself in the serene natural environment, and admire every picturesque corner. This unforgettable excursion combines navigation, nature, and photography opportunities, offering a full experience of Patagonia’s beauty and tranquility, making it one of the region’s most memorable tours.
Located in Chubut Province, near Golfo Nuevo and Golfo San José, Puerto Madryn is a key destination in Patagonia. This thriving port city is the gateway to Peninsula Valdés, one of the world’s most important wildlife reserves. The area shelters diverse marine and bird species, including sea lions, elephants, penguins, killer whales, toninas, and right whales, the region’s main attraction. Known as Argentina’s National Diving Capital, its crystal-clear waters reveal an extraordinary marine fauna.
Visit the UNESCO World Heritage site of Peninsula Valdés, traveling along a scenic route with the sea on both sides. Stop at Caleta Valdés to see a colony of sea elephants, then continue past dramatic cliffs overlooking a blue bay and the town of Puerto Pirámides, the departure point for boat excursions. From June to December, Right Whales frequent the area, and you may also spot dolphins, orcas, sea lions, and other wildlife depending on the season. The diverse marine and coastal fauna make each visit unique. Share your travel dates with us, and we’ll guide you on what wildlife you can expect to encounter during your unforgettable excursion.
Fly to El Calafate, where a local driver will take you through the Patagonian Steppe, dotted with lakes, rivers, and wildlife like guanacos, toward the stunning mountains of El Chaltén. Nestled at the confluence of the De las Vueltas and Fitz Roy rivers, this charming town lies within Los Glaciares National Park, framed by iconic peaks like Cerro Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre. Known as Argentina’s trekking capital, El Chaltén offers trails through lenga and ñire forests, past crystal-clear lakes, rivers, and hanging glaciers. Upon arrival, take time to stroll through the town, soak in the breathtaking mountain scenery, and prepare for your guided adventures in this iconic trekking destination.
Start your day with a drive to Rio Electrico, the trailhead, guided by a local expert. Then, set off on an 8-hour trek through Patagonian lenga and ñire forests, crossing crystal-clear streams and rivers. Witness the dramatic Piedras Blancas Hanging Glacier and the region’s rich flora and fauna as Monte Fitz Roy gradually dominates the skyline. The final ascent to Laguna de los Tres is steep and challenging, offering an awe-inspiring panorama of jagged peaks and shimmering glaciers. After absorbing this iconic scenery, descend along the Laguna Capri Trail, returning to El Chaltén with the thrill of accomplishment and the memory of Patagonia’s untamed beauty etched forever in your mind.
Depart early from El Chaltén and travel through the Patagonian Steppe toward El Calafate, enjoying vast landscapes, rivers, and native wildlife along the way. Arrive at Los Glaciares National Park to visit the iconic Perito Moreno Glacier, one of the world’s natural wonders. Walk along the network of wooden passarelas, offering spectacular views of the glacier’s 70-meter-high ice walls, and marvel at the deep blue crevasses and occasional ice calvings. Your private guide will provide insights and allow flexibility for stops and photos. After a full day immersed in this awe-inspiring environment, return to El Calafate to check into your hotel and enjoy a relaxing evening in town.
Arrive in Ushuaia in the morning, the world’s southernmost city, framed by snow-capped Andes and the sparkling waters of the Beagle Channel. After checking into your hotel, set out on an afternoon boat adventure through the channel’s dramatic coastline. Watch sea lions lounging on rocky islets, seabirds swooping above, and perhaps catch glimpses of other marine wildlife. Sail past the iconic Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse, standing proudly against a backdrop of jagged peaks and endless Patagonian skies. The crisp wind, striking landscapes, and abundant wildlife make this navigation a thrilling introduction to Tierra del Fuego, leaving you with unforgettable impressions of Patagonia’s remote southern frontier.
Explore Tierra del Fuego National Park in a unique way, combining trekking and canoeing. Begin with a 3–4 hour hike along the coastal path, ideal for spotting wildlife and discovering archaeological sites, including the famous shellfish fossil piles left by the region’s former inhabitants, the Yamanas. The trail offers stunning views of forests, rivers, and lakes, culminating at Lake Roca, where you enjoy a relaxed country-style lunch. Afterward, embark on a canoeing tour down the Lapataia River to Lapataia Bay, the southern end of National Route Nº 3. Along the way, watch for aquatic birds and, occasionally, sea mammals, immersing yourself in the park’s pristine and unforgettable natural environment.