Argentina is simply incredible. From the icefields of Patagonia to stunning waterfalls at Iguazu, via timeless gaucho estancias, hidden wildlife wonderlands, glistening lakes, captivating cities, and the incomparable Puna. A country of startling beauty, to be enjoyed alongside the finest food and wine on the continent.
Begin this activity-focused itinerary in the Argentinian Lake District, where horse-riding, hiking and rafting are included at your charming hacienda. Continue to Southern Patagonia, visiting iconic Perito Moreno Glacier by kayak, and spending an exhilarating few days at a luxury inclusive wilderness lodge. End your luxury Argentina holiday by trekking and canoeing through Tierra del Fuego from Ushuaia; The Town at the End of The World.
Looking for adventure holidays to Argentina? Escape the crowds on this unique itinerary, visiting the country’s more tranquil natural wonders. Combine the wildlife hotspots of the Ibera Wetlands where you’ll see caiman, capybaras and howler monkeys, with coastal Patagonia, home to penguins, sea lions and guanacos. Continue south where you will stay at charming estancias, and explore glistening glaciers and snow-capped mountains, with opportunities for horse-riding, trekking, fishing, and enjoying the views with a traditional local barbeque and Argentinian wine.
Delve into the heart of Argentina on an extraordinary journey through its northern regions. Explore the breathtaking waterfalls and lush jungles of Iguazu and Macona, delve into the rich history of San Ignacio, and immerse yourself in the wildlife haven of Ibera.
Venture further into the high-altitude landscapes surrounding Salta, the cultural gem of Purmamarca, and the charming town of Cachi. Indulge in the flavours of the vineyards in Cafayate and embark on unforgettable drives across the mesmerising and secluded Puna region. This trip promises an adventure of epic proportions! If you’re seeking adventure travel in Argentina, this slow-paced trip ticks all the boxes.
Indulge in the ultimate travel experience on our luxury Argentina tours. Expect to be treated to complete comfort and exceptional VIP experiences. Dine behind closed doors and take a private river cruise in Buenos Aires. Stay at the country’s most luxurious eco-lodge at Iguazu Falls. Sample the finest gastronomy amongst the vineyards of Mendoza. Uncover Patagonia’s great outdoors from a unique 5-star wilderness estancia. And finish your Argentina luxury holiday at a plush gaucho retreat.
In our opinion the greatest waterfalls on earth, the sheer scale and diversity of Iguazu’s network of earth-shattering cascades warrants a minimum of two full days to explore. Surrounded by tropical rainforest and an array of wildlife, this is one of Mother Nature’s most impressive pieces of work.
The last trip we took before Covid hit was to explore the mind-blowing landscapes from Salta. Glistening salt flats, red rock canyons, towering white sand dunes, multicoloured lagoons, bizarre pumice stone fields. This is a harsh high-altitude land, but the rewards are beyond spectacular.
One of the most accessible glaciers on earth, this immense wall of ice is also a modern rarity in that it is continuously advancing. Its 5km wide face edges forward at up to 2m each day, causing building-sized icebergs to collapse in front of your eyes… particularly thrilling if you visit by kayak!
Luxury holidays in Argentina are never complete without tasting the world-famous Malbecs and Cabernets of Mendoza. You can visit several top vineyards a day in this town. It is also home to the country’s finest selection of boutique luxury spa hotels and restaurants, making it the ultimate spot to relax and indulge after all your adventures.
Patagonia’s breathtaking beauty draws crowds, but its vast size means a few days of undisturbed wilderness can be easily arranged. Several of our favourite and most unique lodges that feature on our eco tours in Argentina specialise in providing this immersive experience, helping you get back to nature in blissful comfort and peace.
Whilst we mainly focus on natural wonders here, there is no disputing that Buenos Aires is one of the most vibrant and charismatic cities on the planet. Nothing captures this better than an evening of sultry Tango, succulent steak and smooth Malbec. The perfect way to begin or end your adventure.
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Each of our Argentina luxury tours offers a greener way to discover this beautiful country. Every accommodation, property and activity in our itineraries has been vetted to ensure it operates in an environmentally conscious way.
We also carbon offset all of our Argentina holidays, as well as our trips to other destinations, ensuring they have a net positive impact on the environment.
Our business was inspired by the idea of slow travel – prioritising fewer, more immersive holidays over frequent flights. We use land travel whenever feasible in our Argentina adventure tours to minimise emissions, ease pressure on tourist hubs, and ensure our tourism benefits a broader sector of society.
Our slow travel approach fosters deeper, more authentic experiences, allowing time to explore hidden gems and fully appreciate each destination’s culture and beauty.
We strongly believe that engaging with local communities is essential for ethical and enriching Argentina adventure tours. That’s why our partnerships exclusively include companies, accommodations, and activity providers dedicated to sustainability and treating residents as partners, not commodities.
Additionally, our carbon offset schemes serve a dual purpose, benefiting the people living in the area as well as the environment by reducing poverty, inequality, and reliance on fossil fuels.
The adventure holidays in Argentina that we offer provide travellers with a fun way to explore the country in a greener, fairer and slower way. Every itinerary is crafted in a completely bespoke way, complete with personalised service and direct contact with our founder.
Argentina has a population of 45 million, with 15 million residing in the capital Buenos Aires.
Argentina’s standard time zone is GMT -3.
The Argentine Peso (ARS) is the national currency.
Whilst Argentina is epic in scale and a land of real contrasts, most of the country can still be visited year-round. The exception is winter in Patagonia (May to August), which should be avoided unless you plan to go skiing.
December to February is the peak summer season, whilst shoulder seasons either side offers good weather and some spectacular natural scenery.
If including Patagonia in your plans you should book at least six months in advance, and potentially up to a year if visiting in the peak season from Christmas to February.
Elsewhere in the country, later bookings should be possible if avoiding that summer peak period.
