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While Northern Argentina is among the least explored areas of the country, it is undoubtedly one of the most rewarding areas to visit. Sitting at the foot of the Andes, it offers spectacular scenery of snow-capped volcanoes, vast salt flats, and otherworldly rock formations. This 15-day trip takes you to the area’s most dramatic sights, giving you a great taster of what the area offers.
This 16-day itinerary combines cultural and historical highlights of Argentina, Chile, and Peru, from city life and wine tastings to the Incan Empire and natural scapes. Walk the bustling streets of Buenos Aires and taste Malbec in the wineries of Mendoza. Tour Santiago de Chile and gaze upon the snow-capped Andes. Immerse yourself in the Cusco region and discover the ancient ruins of Machu Picchu.
Experience the sophistication of Buenos Aires, the mesmerizing force of the Iguazu Falls and the spectacular glaciers of El Calafate in a single trip. This 12-day itinerary travels to Argentina's historic capital and then across Patagonia, seamlessly blending urban bustle, outdoor adventure, and small-town charm.
This 10-day itinerary highlights three of Argentina's most impressive natural wonders. Kicking off in Buenos Aires, you'll venture to Bariloche, surrounded by beautiful lakes and mountains—great for kayaking and hiking. Next is high-altitude Mendoza, where you'll take part in several wine tastings (especially malbec). Finish at the Brazilian border to experience hundreds of waterfalls in both countries.
This adventurous two-week trip combines the best destinations Argentina has to offer with a range of outdoor activities and wildlife. On the itinerary are two cities (Buenos Aires and Ushuaia), a UNESCO-listed peninsula, and two national parks known for glaciers and hiking trails. There's also whale watching, snorkeling with sea lions, and a visit to South America's largest Magellanic Penguin colony for the ultimate photo ops.
The capital of Argentina is a Latin American/European hybrid like no other city on this earth. Buenos Aires' rich culture is exemplified in its neoclassical and baroque architecture, the cobbled streets of its old neighborhoods, and the visceral passion of the city's Porteño soccer fans. Get the best of this concrete jungle on a 5-day tour which explores the city and indulges in its rising food scene, not to mention allows time for tango dancing and horseback riding with real gaucho cowboys.
With 10 to 14 days in Argentina, you can spend time getting to know two main regions, plus Buenos Aires, one of the world's great cities. Hear the mammoth Iguazú Falls roar in...
If you have a week to spend in Argentina, it makes sense to visit more than one destination. On these seven unique itineraries, you'll start in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires, then...
With 10 days to spend in Argentina, you have enough time to visit several destinations. Combine Buenos Aires with the wine region of Mendoza, the wildlife paradise of Patagonia,...
If you have two weeks in Argentina, you can enjoy an introduction to the country's cities, waterfalls, and desert scenery on a highlights tour or focus on the Patagonia region...
There's no bad time to visit the natural spectacle of Iguazú Falls. But some times are better than others: temperatures are more comfortable for hiking in winter, crowds are...
When is the best time to visit Argentina? It depends on what you want to do. Winter is for skiing and visiting the Northwest, summer is for hitting Patagonia's trails, and the...
In Argentina, you could easily spend all your time on the major highlights. But to fully experience the Argentine lifestyle, you'll want to spend time the way locals do: sipping...
Cosmopolitan colonial cities, mega-waterfalls with hundreds of cascades, and still-advancing icefields peaking into lurid glaciers: Argentina's attractions are justifiably very...
Crossing the border between Argentina and Chile is a memorable journey in itself. There are three main crossing points, each with distinct scenery—and modes of transportation....
Argentina seems tailor-made for family travel. Not only is the culture welcoming to children, but there's plenty for kids to see and do. Explore the urban parks and ice cream...
Both Argentina and Chile have multiple wine producing regions that welcome visitors, from world-famous destinations like Mendoza to coastal wineries near the Pacific Ocean that...
Walk through a busy penguin colony, ride with wild horses in the Andes, or watch whales breach through the cold waters of the Patagonian Atlantic: Argentina's landscapes offer...
Tucked away at the end of the world, Argentina has something for everyone. For outdoor enthusiasts, there's horseback riding in gaucho country and sailing in the Strait of...
The southernmost city on earth, Ushuaia is just 600 miles north of Antarctica—Buenos Aires, by comparison, is more than twice as far away. Facing the Beagle Channel and backed...
Mendoza, Argentina is renowned throughout the world for its wine. But there's more to this beautiful region, located at the edge of the Andes, than sipping and swirling. Go...
Flanked by mountains and facing a shimmering, ice-blue lake, El Calafate is one of the most popular destinations in Patagonia. This small, welcoming city is the gateway to a...
Explore Argentina hand-in-hand with your loved one during this romantic 13-day adventure. Start in Buenos Aires, where you can enjoy an intimate dinner and tango show. Then, discover the city on guided tours before flying to El Calafate to board a three-day cruise through Parque Nacional Los Glaciares. Next, head to Ushuaia for afternoon tea on the Beagle Channel, as well as kayaking and hiking. Return to Buenos Aires with enough time to visit a traditional farm and learn about gaúcho culture.
Spend two weeks exploring Argentina and Chile's iconic cities, natural attractions, and vineyards. Start in Buenos Aires with a tango show and culinary tour, followed by a visit to a traditional farm. Then, check out views from both sides (including Brazil) of Iguazú Falls on foot and a boat tour. The adventure continues in Mendoza with walking tours of vineyards and olive groves and a spa day at Termas de Cacheuta. Conclude in Chile with a bike tour in Santiago and a day trip to Valparaíso and the Casablanca Valley.
Experience two South American capitals and four magnificent national parks with this 16-day trip through Argentina and Chile. Start in sophisticated Buenos Aires, then fly north to marvel at Iguazú Falls, one of the largest waterfall systems in the world. Make your way down to Patagonia to get active amid the landscapes of Terra del Fuego and Los Glaciares, hop over to Chile for adventures in Torres del Paine, and wrap things up in Santiago with a day trip to the Pacific coast.
Put simply, travel makes people happy and I want to be a part of that. If I am not traveling myself then I want to surround myself with people who are. Originally from Michigan, I grew up...
read more...I believe that those of us who love to travel tend to have a more open mind and free spirit. Being open to experience new adventures, explore the unknown, see the beauty in the simple things,...
read more...I enjoy slow travel, ideally being in one country for a month where I can really get to know the local people, their way of life and of course their food! I am Peruvian-American and have traveled...
read more...Kristy, a Peruvian-American originally from Los Angeles but now based in Lima, Peru, has a deep passion for travel. She founded Miski Travels, a travel agency that offers customized trips to...
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Hola Chris & Aidan,
Thank you so much for your kind words, It's been a pleasure for us and all the Mater Sustentable team working with you and get the best experience visiting our home country.
We really enjoyed organizing your trip, and we look forward to welcoming you back for more unforgettable experiences in the future!
All the best,
Juan Ignacio.
It was out first time in South America and we were not sure what to expect. It was great. Kimkim came up with a very good plan and the execution was flawless. Hotels were all excellent except one, guides were great, every pick up on time and communication through the Vamoos was good.
We thought Buenos Aires would be the high light, but Mendoza, Salta and Iguazu Falls were all better. Scenery was fantastic, wine was great and cheap, and the people were so friendly. Our one disappointment was the steak - sorry but Texas steak is better.
Hi Douglas,
I loved your photos!! :) I am glad to see that you had a great time in Argentina!
Thanks for your feedback, this really helps us to improve ourselves.
I hope to see you soon on a future trip, maybe to Patagonia? or Chile? Brazil? Peru? Just let me know, and I will be glad to help you organize it.
Warm Regards,
Mery
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