Tours in Argentina

Argentina is a vast and diverse country, offering unforgettable travel experiences for all kinds of adventurers. Whether you're drawn to the icy landscapes of Patagonia or the tropical beauty of Iguazú Falls, our tours in Argentina let you explore the country's most iconic sites—and its hidden gems.

Along the way, you’ll also discover Argentina’s rich culture, world-renowned cuisine, and the warm hospitality of its people, which often becomes the highlight of the journey.

Top destinations on your Argentina tour

• El Calafate: The gateway to the legendary Perito Moreno Glacier. This natural wonder is a must-see on any itinerary. Go ice hiking, take a boat tour, or explore the scenic trails of Los Glaciares National Park.
• Ushuaia: Known as the “End of the World,” Ushuaia offers breathtaking landscapes, trekking routes, and unique wildlife excursions in Argentina’s southern tip.
• Bariloche: Famous for its lakes and snow-capped mountains, Bariloche is a scenic destination perfect for outdoor activities year-round.
• Puerto Iguazú: Home to the mighty Iguazú Falls, one of the most spectacular waterfalls in the world and a highlight of any tour in Argentina.
• Salta: Discover the Andean side of the country in this charming city, known for its colonial architecture and dramatic desert landscapes.
• Buenos Aires: Argentina’s vibrant capital offers history, culture, tango shows, and unbeatable food. It's often the starting point for many excursions in Argentina.

Perito Moreno Glacier Tours depart from El Calafate and include both guided group options and flexible meet-up points for self-drivers.

• Boat Excursions: A must-do experience to see Perito Moreno and other major glaciers of the national park up close. The Glaciares Gourmet and Todo Glaciares cruises are top-rated, while Safari Azul offers a unique walk along the glacier’s edge.
• Ice Hiking: Join a guided trek across the glacier with crampons. The Minitrekking is ideal for beginners, while Big Ice is a more challenging, full-day adventure.
• Kayaking & Footbridges: Paddle near the glacier or explore the panoramic walkways overlooking its dramatic ice walls.

Whatever your style, our tours in Argentina include unforgettable ways to experience this natural icon.

• Currency: The official currency is the Argentine peso, but exchange rates fluctuate and “blue dollar” rates may apply. Researching money matters before your trip can save you time and hassle. Some businesses also accept USD or euros.
• Weather: Argentina has varied climates. Expect humid subtropical weather in Buenos Aires, and cold, dry, and windy conditions in Patagonia, especially between October and March.
• Food: Don’t miss out on the famous asado, empanadas, dulce de leche, and mate—the national drink that reflects Argentine culture.

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