Two weeks is the prototypical vacation length, and you’ll need every day of it if you want to explore a country as sizeable as Argentina. You could embark on a combo tour that mixes wine tasting in Mendoza with hiking around the southern Lake District city of Bariloche. Maybe plan a road trip to the northern deserts as you wind your way around the Quebrada de Humahuaca mountains from Tilcara to Salta. Or if you want to see all of the country, simply bounce around the map as you experience Argentina’s many highlights, including whale watching near Península Valdés and trekking the furthest reaches of Tierra del Fuego, in Patagonia.
See our itineraries below or read our guide to the best 14-day trips in Argentina.
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.
Experience the best of Argentina's north and south over two action-packed weeks. The first half takes place in Patagonia, where you'll marvel at the expansive glaciers around El Calafate and visit the azure lakes of Bariloche. The latter half takes you north to Spanish-colonial Salta, your base for a self-guided road trip through rugged gorges, vast salt flats, and painted desert mountains.
This two-week adventure celebrates northern Argentina, a lesser-visited but no less stunning region of the country. After touring the highlights of Buenos Aires you'll fly north to colonial Salta, which will be your base for road trips to highlights like the Quebrada de Humahuaca and Puna de Atacama. Rounding out the journey are visits to historic villages, wine tours at Cafayate, visits to national parks, and more.
From world-class wineries to spectacular waterfalls and a dance performance in the birthplace of tango, this 14-day journey around Argentina is filled with unforgettable adventures. Begin in Buenos Aires, exploring the capital and riding horses at a traditional ranch, then fly to Mendoza for a cooking class and wine tastings with views of the Andes. Continue to the colorful cliffs of northwest Argentina, then finish with a few days of hiking around Iguazú Falls, the largest waterfalls on the globe.
Immerse yourself in Argentina's vibrant culture and beautiful landscapes on this 14-day tour. Begin in Buenos Aires, where you'll cycle around the city and catch a live tango show, then head to the Lake District for hiking and kayaking in Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi. Continue to Mendoza to taste locally-produced wines before exploring the salt flats and painted deserts of Salta in the country's northwest. Finish with a day and night on a traditional ranch near the country town of San Antonio de Areco.
Spend two action-packed weeks traveling around Argentine Patagonia! This itinerary starts in Buenos Aires, where you'll take a city tour before flying south to El Calafate, the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park. Boat to glaciers and try an ice trekking excursion, then hike the trails around El Chaltén, Argentina's trekking capital. Continue to Ushuaia for a cruise on the Beagle Channel, canoeing in Tierra del Fuego National Park, and a visit to a penguin colony.
This two-week escape to Argentina includes visits to a number of regions so you can get the most out of the culture. You'll also enjoy some incredible activities, including a hike on the surface of a glacier in Patagonia as well as a visit to a penguin colony in Tierra del Fuego. On top of all this, you'll travel to Argentina's wine region of Mendoza where you'll discover its famous Malbec varietal on a tasting tour.
This two-week road trip leads adventurous travelers down the Atlantic coast of Argentine Patagonia. Along the journey, you'll see whales, penguins, desolate beaches, sheep ranches, petrified trees, and more! After a night in the capital city of Buenos Aires, jet down to Puerto Madryn — offering access to Peninsula Valdés, the top whale-watching destination in the country — and pick up your rental car to start the journey. From there, the itinerary heads south to Puerto Deseado, Petrified Forest National Park, Puerto San Julián. With stops along the way at historic sites and natural attractions, like the natural harbor where Magellan landed with his ships in the 16th century, the trip ends up at the luxurious Bahia Bustamante Lodge, where you'll have free time to explore the rugged coastline and expansive landscapes before heading back to civilization.
Northern Argentina is home to attractions that range from painted mountains and vast salt flats to colonial cities and rich Indigenous culture. You'll experience all of it over 15 days, during which you'll support local communities as you participate in culinary workshops, visit rural villages, and tour ancient ruins. Tango shows in Buenos Aires and a traditional gaucho barbecue in the Pampas countryside complement this cultural exploration.
Travel from Buenos Aires to Iguazú Falls with this itinerary filled with Argentina's natural wonders. Start in the cosmopolitan capital with dinner and dancing before traveling south to Patagonia. You'll explore glaciers, hike with views of Mt. Fitz Roy, and finish in the far north—at the Brazilian border—to explore hundreds of waterfalls for a real taste of adventure.
If you prefer active adventures to indoor amenities, this two-week Argentina expedition is for you. You'll enjoy many activities, starting with city tours of Buenos Aires, followed by a trip to Patagonia for nature hikes and catamaran lake tours. Then it's back north to Mendoza wine country, where you'll sample the famous malbec, then a trip to mammoth Iguazú Falls, which is so big it straddles Argentina and Brazil.
Gear up for an epic trip in Patagonia! Spend some time in Buenos Aires, then travel south to Tiera del Fuego; you'll discover the best of Patagonia as you trek across a glacier, march with penguins, hike incredible mountains, spot wildlife, and enjoy the best of Argentina's National Parks, cuisine, and culture.
The highlights of Argentina are unrivaled anywhere in the world. On this two-week tour, you'll experience the sophistication of Buenos Aires, the mesmerizing force of Iguazú Falls, the glaciers of El Calafate, and more. It's the perfect balance between metropolitan fun and Patagonian adventure that's ideal for any type of traveler.
Discover the major highlights of Argentina's Patagonia and Lake District on this 14-day itinerary. This is an active adventure, perfect for those passionate hikers and excursionists who can't get enough of the great outdoors. Start your trip in the heart of Patagonia where you'll see the Perito Moreno glacier, travel to El Chaltén to enjoy day hikes and stunning vistas featuring the iconic Mount Fitz Roy, and enjoy lake views and kayaking around Bariloche.
While many itineraries through the vast country of Argentina focus on highlights of the north or south, this exciting 14-day adventure takes you to both! You'll start with sightseeing in the capital city of Buenos Aires, then catch a flight to Puerto Iguazú for a full day of hiking around the magnificent Iguazú Falls. Transfer to the famous wine region of Mendoza next, where you'll tour wineries and take a cooking class. Spend a few days exploring the indigenous history and otherworldly landscapes around Salta and Jujuy before heading south to Patagonia for glacier treks and unforgettable mountain hikes around El Calafate and El Chaltén.
Spend two weeks discovering Argentina's cities, vineyards, and unspoiled wilderness. You'll arrive in Buenos Aires for a tango show and day trips to the country before traveling north to Iguazú, home of the second-largest waterfalls in the world. After wine tastings in western Argentina, you'll head south to Patagonia and the town of Bariloche, from which you'll embark on nature excursions around Lake Nahuel Huapi.
Turn the ordinary two-week vacation into something extraordinary on this Argentine adventure. You'll enjoy excursions in two of this nation's most beautiful regions, starting with Patagonia and a hike over the surface of the Perito Moreno Glacier. Afterward, you'll head to the far north and tour both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of the biggest waterfalls in the Americas, Iguazú.
Northern Argentina is filled with beautiful desert landscapes and historic colonial cities. Over 14 adventure-filled days, you'll discover this region's myriad charms when you arrive in Salta from Buenos Aires. You'll then hit the road and explore, from the giant salt flats of the Salinas Grades to ancient archeological settlements to the wine region around Cafayate.
This amazing two-week trip combines some of the most spectacular scenery that Argentine Patagonia has to offer. After enjoying a city tour and riverboat cruise in Buenos Aires, you'll head to El Calafate, the jumping-off point for Los Glaciares National Park, where you'll get up close to several glaciers. Finish the adventure in Bariloche where you can explore the region's lakes, forests, and mountains.
Come to Argentina and over 14 days discover not only the nation's cities but its mountains, vineyards, and jungle waterfalls as well. Naturally, this holiday kicks off in the capital of Buenos Aires with a live tango show and city tours. You'll then travel east to Mendoza for wine tastings and horseback rides followed by a trip to the far north and Iguazú Falls.
See the best of Northern Argentina and Chile on this two-week adventure. Start in Chile, where you'll tour Santiago, Valparaíso, and Viña del Mar, then explore the rock formations and lagoons of the Atacama Desert. Move on to Salta in Argentina to visit a winery, see local villages and churches, and go whitewater rafting. Finish with a tango show, food tour, and walking tour of Buenos Aires, then explore the Paraná Delta by boat.
This wide-ranging two-week itinerary introduces you to some of Argentina and Chile's best natural highlights. Start with a couple of days in Buenos Aires, featuring a side trip to a traditional ranch, then fly to Iguazú Falls to see the famous cascades up close. Continue to Patagonia and Perito Moreno Glacier, located on the Argentine side. Then cross the border to Chile, venturing into Torres del Paine National Park for hikes and wildlife and finishing up with a winery tour and sightseeing in Santiago.
Boat past glaciers, tour vineyards with views of the Andes, and hike in South America's best national park on this 14-day adventure through Argentina and Chile. You'll start with a couple of days in Buenos Aires before you take off to discover two incredibly beautiful regions of Argentina — the famed wine country of Mendoza and El Calafate, the gateway to the spectacular Los Glaciares National Park. Then cross the border to Chile to discover the ruggedly beautiful Torres del Paine National Park, where you'll embark on one of the most rewarding mountain treks in the world, the W circuit.
Begin this two-week Argentine adventure in Buenos Aires for city tours and tango shows. Next, fly to the southernmost city in the world, Ushuaia, where you'll visit a penguin colony travel up the famed Beagle Channel. After excursions in Tierra del Fuego, finish the adventure in El Calafate to see the iconic Perito Moreno Glacier and the breathtaking scenery of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field.
Argentina Patagonia has it all, including virgin forests, rugged mountains, beautiful coastline, lakes, rivers, and an abundance of exotic wildlife. You'll experience it all on a two-week trip that will take you from the glaciers of the Southern Patagonian Ice Field to the vast wilderness of Tierra del Fuego. You'll even visit Puerto Madryn, a haven for marine wildlife ranging from penguins to killer whales.
This 14-day journey to Patagonia begins in Buenos Aires, then quickly moves to El Calafate, the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park. After marveling at the Perito Moreno Glacier, you'll take the scenic route to El Chaltén for a full day of self-guided hiking. Cross the border to Chile to access Torres del Paine National Park. You'll spend four days hiking the famous W Trek before circling back to Argentina, where you'll spend the end of the trip exploring Tierra del Fuego and Ushuaia, the world's southernmost city.
With two weeks you can tour the beautiful desert landscapes of Argentina's north plus spend a few days enjoying Buenos Aires, too. In the capital, you'll get to know the culture by witnessing a live tango performance, dining in a local steakhouse, and enjoying a traditional BBQ at a working ranch. You'll then travel to Iguazú Fall before finishing in Salta with wine tours of Cafayate and excursions to salt flats.
Experience the best of Argentina on this safe and adventurous family tour. Kick off the two-week trip in Buenos Aires to walk through historic neighborhoods and ride horses like a gaucho on a working ranch. Then, head south to Patagonia for hiking, kayaking, and wildlife cruises near the "end of the world." If that's not enough, finish in the far north to see tropical rainforests and waterfalls at Iguazú Falls, meet toucans, and spend time in a native Guarani community.
Discover Chile and Argentina's striking landscapes on this 14-day tour. Touch down in Argentina, where you'll set sail for a five-day cruise among the region's sparkling fjords, penguin-spotted islands, and towering glaciers. Back on land, you'll explore Chile's famous Torres del Paine National Park and kayak on the shimmering Eberhard Fjord. The adventure ends with a trip to the ancient Atacama Desert, where you'll traverse salt flats surrounded by volcanoes and spurting geysers.
This active two-week adventure includes some of the best activities in Patagonia. It's one part ski holiday and one part nature excursion that begins with city tours of Buenos Aires. Afterward, you'll travel to Bariloche for a few days of skiing before ending up in Tierra del Fuego for treks to glaciers, hikes in national parks, and trips up the Beagle Channel to visit a penguin colony.
Get ready for two exciting weeks of hiking, horseback riding, boating to glaciers, and sightseeing in two of South America's liveliest cities! This itinerary begins with a tango show in Buenos Aires, then continues in Tierra del Fuego, where you'll ride the End of the World Train and hike in the national park. Fly to El Calafate to see glaciers and cave art, then cross over to Chilean Patagonia to explore Torres del Paine National Park. Finish with sightseeing in Santiago and a day trip to the port city of Valparaíso.
On the lookout for a family adventure? This trip to Argentina will provide you with an abundance of kid-friendly thrills. In just two weeks, you'll experience big-city culture and color in Buenos Aires, try out gaucho life in San Antonia de Areco, and see some of Patagonia's most striking wildlife and scenery. Learn to cook Argentine-style, practice your cowboy skills, climb mountains, and cruise next to glaciers, whales, and dolphins.
Immerse your family in Argentina's culture and natural wonders on this exciting two-week tour that hopscotches all over the country. Start off in Buenos Aires, where you'll explore the colorful neighborhoods and live the life of a gaucho on a working ranch. Next, you're off to see the waterfalls on the Brazilian border and breaching whales on the Valdés Peninsula. Finish in Patagonia, at the literal end of the world, where kids can spot penguins and sea lions on a canoe ride through Tierra del Fuego.
This two-week luxury escape in Argentina is filled to the brim with great wine, rich culture, and epic adventures. First, go sightseeing in cosmopolitan Buenos Aires and spend a day immersed in gaúcho (cowboy) culture at a ranch on the Pampas prairies. From there, indulge in the vineyards of Mendoza (Argentina's premier viticulture region) before continuing deep into Patagonia and Tierra del Fuego to visit penguin colonies, kayak around glaciers, and embark on off-road adventures.
Between the wilds of Patagonia and the northern waterfalls of the Paraña region, Argentina delivers some of the world's most epic natural wonders. See it all on this two-week holiday for adventure lovers, which begins in Patagonia with hikes to historic ranches and boat rides to the massive Perito Moreno Glacier. Then, fly north to marvel at one of the world's largest waterfalls, Iguazú, before hopping over the border into Uruguay for some relaxing beach time on the sandy shores of Punta del Este.
Within two weeks, you can check off Argentina and Chile's capital cities as well as some of South America's greatest natural wonders. Enjoy a tango show and a food tour in Buenos Aires, head to Iguazú Falls to see the world's largest waterfall complex, then turn south to Bariloche for trekking and sailing in the Patagonian Lake District. After a scenic journey to Puerto Varas in Chile, you'll ascend the Osorno volcano before flying to Santiago for sightseeing and a day trip to nearby Valparaíso.
Families seeking adventure, magnificent natural wonders, and world-class wine should look no further than this two-week itinerary that spans Argentina from Patagonia to the tropical north. Get your groove in tango-obsessed Buenos Aires before encountering the mighty Perito Merino Glacier and the thundering Iguazú Falls. From cowboy ranches to vineyards, and secluded lakes to the foothills of the Andes, you'll experience memories to cherish with this trip of a lifetime.
This 14-day family excursion takes you from bustling urban streets to remote mountains and glaciers, starting in Argentina's capital of Buenos Aires. Tour the city's historic neighborhoods and spend a day learning all about gaucho life on a working ranch, then head to Iguazú National Park for crashing waterfalls, wildlife, and ancient ruins. Explore Bariloche's Isla Victoria and Arrayanes Forest, ending your Argentina adventure in El Calafate with breathtaking views of Perito Moreno Glacier.
Travel around Argentina's top half to discover its natural wonders, which range from jungles and waterfalls to deserts and wine regions. After kicking things off with urban adventures in Buenos Aires, you'll fly north to Iguazú and marvel at the largest waterfall in the Western Hemisphere. Continue to Salta for trips across vast salt flats and to painted deserts, then explore the vineyards and ranches of Mendoza. Finish the journey back in Buenos Aires for more city culture and a speakeasy tour.
No outdoor adventure in Argentina is complete without a trip to its wild Patagonian frontiers, but you'll hardly be roughing it. This two-week getaway puts you in the country's best hotels and packs a healthy dose of fun with safaris on the vast steppe flatlands, trekking around the granite peaks of Mount Fitz Roy, and exploring the surface of the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier. That's not all—you'll also experience lakeside hikes and spend quality time in the sophisticated city of Buenos Aires.
Delve deep into the rich cultural heritage of both Argentina and Uruguay on this 14-day trip. Taste-test your way through Buenos Aires before heading to the picturesque city of Salta. Learn traditional folk dances and take a two-day tour of Salta's wine country in Cafayate. Fly to Mendoza, Argentina's wine capital, to make your own blend and taste freshly made olive oil. End your trip in Uruguay, learning the music traditions of Montevideo and touring ancient vineyards around the capital.
This two-week luxury getaway combines action, adventure, and incredible cuisine in Argentina, from the tropical north to the rugged south. Start in Buenos Aires, where you'll dive deep into local culture with tango lessons and steakhouse dinners. Then, travel north to Iguazú for lush green hikes and helicopter tours of the famous waterfalls before flying south to Patagonia. This is where you'll kayak across glassy lakes, enjoy off-road safaris, and boat up to the legendary Perito Moreno Glacier.
Get to the heart of Argentine and Uruguayan culture while enjoying their natural wonders over two packed weeks. A grand adventure like this could only kick off in Buenos Aires, where you'll hit the streets on city tours and learn the secrets to the famous Argentine barbecue. Then, hop around Patagonia for hikes along the azure lakes at Bariloche and treks across the surface of Perito Moreno Glacier before ending up in Uruguay on the inviting beaches at the resort town of Punta del Este.
Dash off to the most charming sibling nations in South America, Argentina, and Uruguay for two weeks of fun and adventure. Experience northern desert beauty in Argentina's colonial city of Salta, soak in hot springs in Jujuy, and go on wine tours and horseback rides around Córdoba. Then you're off to Argentina's glitzy, Eurocentric capital of Buenos Aires for tango shows and visits to countryside ranches before hopping across the river to Uruguay for tours of its chic capital and colonial gems.
Travel in style through half of Argentina, from the European-inspired boulevards of Buenos Aires to the wild frontiers of Patagonia. This two-week luxury adventure begins with a bike tour through the capital's historic neighborhoods, followed by street food. Then hop around Patagonia, hitting highlights like the marine ecosystems of Puerto Madryn and the kayak-friendly lakes of Bariloche. Cap it all with an epic trek across the surface of Perito Moreno—one of the world's most famous glaciers.
Discover two of the most culturally distinct countries in South America—Argentina and Uruguay—on a two-week tour. Start in Uruguay's coastal capital of Montevideo, where you'll marvel at Spanish-colonial landmarks on your way up the coast for wine tastings and tours of Jesuit ruins. Then, cross the river to Argentina for city fun in Buenos Aires before heading south to Patagonia, where you'll snorkel with sea lions, go whale watching, and visit penguin islands in Tierra del Fuego.
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.
Travel in luxury to four singularly beautiful regions of Argentina—plus hop over to Chile for even more fun. It starts with tango shows in Argentina's romantic capital, Buenos Aires, followed by a trip north to witness the thundering cascades of Iguazú Falls (one of the largest waterfalls in the world) before making your way east and south to the colonial city of Salta and the wine region of Mendoza. After sipping fine malbec, you'll finish in Chile's capital, Santiago, for more wine tours and city fun.
