Where to go in Argentina?
Trips to Argentina offer a journey across 5 distinct natural regions. Experience glaciers, mountains, deserts, and jungles. Witness ice blocks falling from the Perito Moreno glacier, marvel at Iguazú Falls, or enjoy world-class wine from Mendoza’s Malbec vineyards.
When to visit and organize Trips to Argentina:
Summer : December to February – This will be the peak season for Patagonia as the clear, sunny skies means that hiking through Tierra del Fuego, or anywhere else in Patagonia, would bring you some of the best sights in your life.
Spring : September to November – Cool, pleasant temperatures, with not too much rain. Ideal for visiting Buenos Aires, the North, and the Lake District.
Autumn : March to May – Grape harvesting season! Which can only mean it is the perfect time for an Argentina wine tour. Mendoza or Cafayate are excellent choices. (Autumn could also be a good time for Patagonia as all the colourful trees begin to change colour. Plus, low season means prices are much cheaper.)
Winter : June to August – Are you into skiing or snowboarding? Head to the northern Andean resorts for the best snow and ski slopes.
Top Argentina Travel Destinations
Buenos Aires
Exciting Buenos Aires is one of the best cities in South America! Admire the faded charm of its elegant European centre, then take the bus to visit La Boca. One of the best things to do in Buenos Aires is to visit a local milonga. Here, you can join a free tango class, or just watch the gorgeous locals dancing!
Mendoza
No Argentinian wine tour is complete without a visit to Mendoza! Mendoza has a huge range of tailor made tours to help you feel like a real wine connoisseur with the help of local experts. Hop on a bus or a bike and enjoy the scenery of Argentina’s key wine region, then sip away at some of Mendoza’s famous Malbec’s.
Salta & Cafayate
The dusty desert towns northwards of Argentina feels like the Wild, Wild West. Or even another planet! The cliffs and mountains around Cafayate are so red, while the terrains of Quebrada de Humahuaca are covered in streaks of vivid pinks and greens. In Puna, black and yellow volcanoes make a sharp contrast against the white salt desert. Even when you head into Salta, the region’s capital, you’ll find elegant colonial buildings wonderfully designed in almost as many bright colours as the natural landscape.
Patagonia
Patagonia is what postcards are made of, and it’s every hiker’s dream destination. You can easily find some of the best landscapes in the world here. Visit the Tierra del Fuego (“land of fire”) national park and be amazed by the majestic glaciers, mountains, and lakes. Further north in El Chaltén, you can trek through the beautiful snow-capped Fitz Roy mountains, or visit the world famous Perito Moreno glacier, where massive blocks of ice break off before your very eyes with a crash like thunder!
Iguazú
The mighty Iguazú Falls is made up of 275 waterfalls. It is also about twice the width and height of Niagara Falls. When it comes to trips to Argentina, it doesn’t get much better than this. Stretching over three km of waterfalls, and cascading with a deafening crash, you’re bound to get splashed while you admire this beauty.
La Pampa
If you’re a fan of steak, you’re in the right place. Trips to Argentina often include a visit to the Argentine Pampas, renowned for having the best beef in the world! These lush grasslands surrounding Buenos Aires are perfect for millions of cattle to graze. Here, you’ll also encounter gauchos – Argentina’s very own cowboys. They roam the pampas on horseback, maintaining traditions with their colorful attire and lively music, all of which are integral to Argentina’s rich cultural heritage.
Antarctica
Antarctica is the driest, coldest, windiest place on earth, offering an extraordinary adventure. For those considering trips to Argentina, Ushuaia, the world’s southernmost city, serves as the gateway. From here, you can embark on a boat tour to Antarctica, which usually spans one to two weeks. While Antarctica is stunning year-round, the best time for penguin, whale, and seal watching is from December to March.
Choose from our list of tours below or Contact Us to discuss your interests. Pie Experiences is your go-to travel expert for trips across South America. We guarantee quality vacations that will exceed your expectations.
Best trips to Argentina
Exploring the North of Argentina – 7 Days
Your seven-day adventure will enrich your adventurous spirit with beautiful landscapes. As you travel, you will be enchanted by the many different towns and awesome valleys. On your way, you will have a chance to taste the most delicate wines and delicious foods. The North of Argentina is like a treasure chest full of jewels to be enjoyed every single day.
Crossing the Puna in Northern Argentina – 7 Days
The varied landscapes of the Puna make for a very exciting tour! In Northern Argentina, you will explore the history of ancient times and the traditions of modern cultures. The area is very diverse, and boasts vast deserts, lagoons, and volcanoes, as well as amazing flora and fauna. Photographers will love the colours and unique landscapes. Plus, Northern Argentina is celebrated for its more affordable prices, foods, wines, and is full of vineyards for you to explore along your journey.
The Rhythms of Buenos Aires & Iguazu Falls Tour – 5 Days
Enjoy the perfect blend of South American culture, mixing tango and jungle on this 5-day tour of Argentina. Discover exciting Buenos Aires before moving on to the Iguazu Falls National Park. Shared by Argentina and Brazil, this UNESCO World Heritage site is often called a “must-see” during any stay in Argentina.
Choose from our list of tours below or Contact Us to discuss your interests. Pie Experiences is your go-to travel expert for vacations across South America. We guarantee quality vacations that will exceed your expectations.
Best Argentina Tours
Good To Know
Country: Argentina
Visa Requirements: Visa in not needed for America and Occidental Europe.
Languages spoken: Spanish
Currency used: Argentine peso
Area (km2): 2,780,400 km2
