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 sightseeing in the city, soak in thermal pools, bike through the vineyards, or venture to Aconcagua, the highest mountain in the western hemisphere.
Take in the sights and tastes of Mendoza, Argentina's principal wine region on this quick 5-day tour. Located near the border with Chile, the Mendoza region produces the country's premier varietals, including Argentina's flagship: Malbec. Begin your adventure in the European-inspired capital of Buenos Aires and tour the city. Then, head off to Mendoza to enjoy vineyard tours and wine tastings as well as a kayaking excursion.
Few have the privilege of witnessing such a spectacle: the mythical south face of the Aconcagua Mountain. An imposing wall standing 9,843 feet (3000 m) high, there are huge glaciers and rocks that will leave even the most experienced climber breathless. This three-day trek of intermediate difficulty will let us get closer than ever before to the highest mountain in the Americas. Spend two nights in the “Confluencia” Base Camp, which is the route of many of the expeditions seeking to conquer the summit.
This fun weeklong trip splits time in two of Argentina's most desirable destinations: Buenos Aires, with sophisticated restaurants, theaters, history, and architecture, and the smaller, more relaxed city of Mendoza, surrounded by impressive Andean views and lush vineyards. Take part in guided activities like tangoing, wine tasting, trekking, rafting, and ziplining for the ultimate South American adventure.
Mendoza is famous for its endless vineyards, beyond which stand the towering Andes. Few locales in Argentina offer such diverse opportunities for both wine tasting and mountain hikes. On this quick four-day itinerary you'll land in the European-inspired capital of Buenos Aires then head east to Mendoza for a city tour followed by an adventurous trekking excursion in Aconcagua National Park.
If Argentina is the breadbasket of South America, then Mendoza is the wine bottle. The fertile lands around this city, near the border with Chile, produce premier varietals including Argentina's flagship, Malbec. Over a brisk four days, you'll venture from the European-inspired streets of Buenos Aires to Mendoza's wide leafy boulevards and out into the country for vineyard tours and tastings of world-class wines.
If you want an unforgettable vacation complemented with fine wine, head to Argentina. On this six-day jaunt, you'll tour Buenos Aires before jetting east to Mendoza, where you'll find the country's most famous vineyards and bodegas. Of course you'll enjoy wine tours, but you'll also participate in a country cooking class and learn to prepare traditional Argentine BBQ.
This six-day excursion to Buenos Aires and Mendoza is ideal for foodies with an appreciation for fine wine. It begins in Buenos Aires, where beyond city tours you'll participate in a cooking class and create authentic Argentine dishes. Then you'll fly to Mendoza and not only enjoy wine tours of vineyards and bodegas but you'll also learn how to prepare another Argentine staple: country BBQ.
This seven-day trip through Argentina is perfect for wine lovers. You'll start in the romantic and lively Buenos Aires, then will discover the gems of Argentine wine country, including Lujan de Cuyo and Uco Valley in Mendoza, touring wineries and walking through vineyards as you learn about the winemaking and its history. More importantly, you'll taste your way through Argentina's finest varietals, discovering this country's flavor and traditions as you go. Cheers!
Immerse yourself in the sights, tastes, and rhythm of Argentina on this ten-day adventure. Begin by exploring the culture of Buenos Aires on a city tour. Then, enjoy a tango lesson in the city where the dance was born. Next, venture to Medoza and indulge your senses while taking part in informative and delicious wine tours of the region. Finally, visit the colonial city of Salta, which is your jumping off point for the rugged gorges, salt flats, and painted deserts of Argentina's far north.
For most travelers, 7 to 10 days is the perfect amount of time for a Argentina trip with stops in both Buenos Aires and Mendoza. Travelers with less time can hit the route's highlights in 5 or 6 days, which makes for a fast-paced journey. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop or a few days in another region like Iguazu Falls, Salta, or Santiago. Get inspired with our Buenos Aires and Mendoza trip ideas below.
A week and a day is enough time to enjoy many of the highlights in Argentina. From Buenos Aires, you'll travel to Mendoza, ground zero for wine production, and enjoy a tasting of the famous Malbec varietal. Then you'll fly into Patagonia for a tour of Perito Moreno Glacier plus a visit to Tierra del Fuego where you'll sail the waters of the Beagle Channel.
If Argentina is the breadbasket of South America, then Mendoza is the accompanying wine bottle. The fertile lands around Mendoza produce the country's premier varietals, including Argentina's flagship: Malbec. Begin your adventure in Buenos Aires and immerse yourself in Argentine culture during a city tour and passionate tango performance. Then you'll jet off to Mendoza for vineyard tours and wine tastings as well as a kayaking excursion.
Over seven days, you'll cover some of Argentina's most spectacular highlights. You'll have one day to explore the vibrant city of Buenos Aires before traveling to the famous wine region, Mendoza, where you'll taste an array of wines in the most spectacular settings during a Luján de Cuyo wine experience. You'll then travel high into the Andes and discover beautiful viewpoints, towns, and a hike to Quebrada del Durazno before heading to visit the famous Iguazú Falls from both the Argentina side and the Brazil side.
Over 10 days you'll enjoy all the famous sights and flavors that define Argentina. It starts with a tango show in Buenos Aires followed by a dinner-party cooking class and a day trip to a working ranch for a traditional BBQ. Then you'll fly east to the wine capital of Argentina, Mendoza, where you'll enjoy tasting tours as well as mountain treks plus a horseback-riding trip into the Andes.
This 10-day excursion is perfect for adventurers who want to experience Argentina's rich culture. From Buenos Aires, you'll travel to Mendoza and sample the region's world-famous wines, particularly Malbec. Then it's time to venture into Patagonia where you'll tour the massive Perito Moreno Glacier and enjoy a boat ride down the Beagle Channel, in Tierra del Fuego.
Spend a fun-filled week in Argentina on this adventurous yet relaxed family tour. You'll start in bustling Buenos Aires, exploring the city's historic neighborhoods and living the life of a gaúcho on a working ranch. Then, it's off to the lush hills of Mendoza, where the kids will learn to make South American cuisine while the adults try the region's best wines. You'll also be able to take some wild zipline rides through the forests of Villavicencio or soak in the thermal hot springs in Cacheuta to finish the trip.
In a mere nine days, you can experience four of the most beautiful locales in Argentina. The first is nation's chic capital of Buenos Aires, from which you'll travel to Mendoza to sample the region's famous Malbec wine. Then you'll fly to El Calafate, home to the mammoth El Perito Moreno Glacier before finishing the trip in Tierra del Fuego with a boat trip down the Beagle Channel, just like Charles Darwin.
This active adventure covers two of Argentina's most desirable destinations: the sleepless capital of Buenos Aires and the relaxed Mendoza, whose surrounding vineyards stretch out to the Andes. Over eight days you'll partake in various activities including a walking tour, tango class, wine tasting, hiking, river rafting, and ziplining. You'll even take a day trip to a working gaucho (cowboy) ranch and enjoy a traditional Argentine asado (BBQ).
Explore the many sights and tastes of Argentina during this 7-day excursion. Begin your journey in the city of Mendoza and sip on the local Malbec while soaking in the surrounding area. Visit the nearby town of Luján de Cuyo, where you'll do a winery bike tour and tasting, then horseback ride around the precordillera region of the Andes Mountains. Spend the rest of your trip in Salta, where you'll pick fresh ingredients from the market to make a local dish, and take a day trip to the village of Cafayate, which includes views of mountain landscapes and rock formations.
In five days you can tour the highlights of Argentina's capital, Buenos Aires, plus take an epic wine tour of Mendoza. The nutrient-rich soil around this city in eastern Argentina is the stuff of legend, as it feeds the vineyards that produce the country's premier varietal: Malbec. Beyond sampling great wine, you'll take a cooking class and learn to prepare authentic Argentine dishes.
If you want a vacation that combines fine food and drink with adventurous outdoor excursions, this nine-day itinerary is for you. It begins in Buenos Aires where you'll learn the art of the tango and visit a working ranch for a traditional BBQ. Then you're off to Mendoza, where on top of wine tours you'll also enjoy mountain hikes, whitewater rafting, and zip-line adventures.
Over 12 days you'll immerse yourself in two of Argentina's most handsome cities: Mendoza and Buenos Aires. Besides tours of historic neighborhoods, you'll also take day trips to nearby ranches and boat rides up the Río de la Plata. In Mendoza, you'll partake in wine tours of the area's famous vineyards plus travel by horseback into the Andes Mountains and hike up to incredible viewpoints.
Get ready for 11 days of adventure in Argentina. Upon arrival in Buenos Aires, you'll dive into the culture with a tango dinner show, a cooking class, and a day trip to a working cattle ranch for a traditional BBQ. Then you'll fly east to Mendoza, where you'll tour its famous vineyards, sample the popular Malbec wine, enjoy horseback rides in the foothills, and embark on mountain hikes.
Explore Argentina and Uruguay's deeply rooted wine culture and history on this weeklong adventure. You'll start in Buenos Aires, where you'll cycle through vibrant neighborhoods and learn to make traditional Argentine cuisine. Fly to Mendoza to test your wine-blending skills and visit some of the best vineyards in the Uco Valley, then finish in Uruguay, strolling the coastal promenades of picturesque Montevideo and sampling Uruguayan wines and olive oils.
Experience the countries of Argentina and Uruguay on this 10-day food and wine-focused getaway. Hit the highlights of Buenos Aires, nicknamed the "Paris of South America," for sizzling steaks and a day at a local ranch, then fly to Mendoza for malbec vineyard tours amid the towering snowcapped Andes. You'll finish in Uruguay with a visit to the country's oldest wineries and a city tour of elegant Montevideo.
Argentina is famous for its food, wine, and natural beauty. You'll experience all of it on a 10-day trip that begins in Buenos Aires and continues in Mendoza to sample the region's famous Malbec wine. The grand tour culminates in northern Argentina at the massive Iguazú Falls, second only to Victoria Falls in terms of size and splendor.
This tour offers the ultimate Argentinean food and wine experience while traveling through picturesque regions including Tigre Delta, Aconcagua Provincial Park, Inca's Bridge, and more. After arriving in Buenos Aires, you will try out the famous asado (meat grill), tour the bustling city, and at the end of the tour, return to Buenos Aires for a cooking lesson. In between, prepare to tour the best of Argentina's wine region in Mendoza and enjoy views of the Andes mountain range as well as visit an estancia in San Antonio de Areco for a culturally-enriching experience.
In eight days you can criss-cross Argentina, visiting its metropolitan capital, the wine region of Mendoza, and the northern border with Paraguaya and Brazil. In Buenos Aires, you'll enjoy city tours and a live tango show before jetting to Mendoza to sample the region's famous Malbec wine. Finally, you'll end up in the far north, where a tour of one of the world's great natural wonders—Iguazú Falls—awaits.
Explore the streets of Buenos Aires and take in a tango show before heading off to the vineyards of Mendoza for wine-tasting and cooking classes. Finish off at the breathtaking Iguazú Falls with this relaxing itinerary that allows you to see three very different parts of Argentina at a leisurely pace.
This 11-day trip combines urban culture, outdoor excursions, and vineyard relaxation for a real Argentinian adventure. After exploring Buenos Aires, fly to Mendoza (world-famous for Malbecs) for wine tastings, before heading to El Calafate—the jumping-off point for Los Glaciares National Park—and trek along a massive glacier that is actually advancing.
This itinerary is perfect for wine lovers who also plan on touring some of the best cultural and scenic spots in Argentina. In Buenos Aires, you have a day to explore the city before departing for Mendoza where you will have a few days to explore the wine region and its abundance of wineries nestled among the Andes mountain range. You will then travel north to Salta which amazes travelers with its colorful jagged mountain profiles, local markets, historic architecture, as well as the delicious flavors, colors, and aromas of the region's cuisine and wine.
This 11-day adventure places you amid some of the most beautiful and awe-inspiring landscapes in Argentina. After enjoying a live tango show in Buenos Aires, you'll take a river cruise to the colorful town of Tigre. Then you'll fly to the nation's wine capital of Mendoza for tasting tours, horseback trips, and mountain hikes, followed by a flight to Iguazú to see one of the largest waterfalls in the world.
Immerse yourself in Argentina's sights, tastes, and rhythms on this 10-day adventure. Begin by exploring the culture of Buenos Aires with a guided tour and tango lesson. Next, venture to high-altitude Mendoza and take part in several wine tastings (especially Malbec). Finish in the colonial city of Salta—your jumping off point for rugged gorges, giant salt flats, and painted deserts in the country's far north.
Celebrate your honeymoon with a romantic tour through the wine regions of Argentina and Chile. You'll start in Buenos Aires, considered one of the most beautiful cities in South America. Here, you'll enjoy private walking and sailing tours, as well as an evening tango show. Then, head to Mendoza for days filled with wine tours and tastings. Finally, you'll fly to Chile, where you can spend some time in the Colchagua Valley, touring vineyards, mountain biking, or pampering yourself at the spa.
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.
Discover Argentina's virtues on a nine-day vacation that mixes city tours with wine tastings and excursions to natural wonders. It begins in Buenos Aires where you'll witness a live tango show, and it continues in Mendoza with wine tours of this famous viticulture region. Finally, you'll travel north to Iguazú Falls where you'll appreciate this awe-inspiring wonder from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides.
In 12 days you'll get to enjoy many of the cultural activities that define Argentina. This includes seeing a live tango show in Buenos Aires plus embarking on a tasting tour of its most famous wine region, Mendoza. You'll round out the itinerary with some horseback riding, mountain hikes, and a trip to what might be the most beautiful waterfall in the world: Iguazú Falls.
Visit highlight regions of both Argentina and Chile over three action-packed weeks. It starts with a few days of city culture and cowboy experiences in Buenos Aires and continues to the raging falls of Iguazú. Then relax and imbibe in the famous wine region of Mendoza before hopping over to Chile for excursions to wine country and the Pacific coast, as well as adventures in the far northern deserts.
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.
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 scenic tour through Argentina takes you on an adventurous journey through three different towns. Get a feel for Patagonian life in Bariloche, where you will explore the breathtaking lakes and rainforests. In Mendoza, take a day trip to the wine region, with several tastings. Your grand finale unfolds in the iconic Iguazú Falls, where you can experience the natural wonder of the cascades on elevated catwalks.
Seven days is just enough time to experience three of Argentina's most famous regions. You'll arrive in Buenos Aires and feel its energy on a city tour of famous sights like the Presidential Palace before sitting down for an unforgettable dinner and tango show. You'll then fly to Argentina's premier wine region, Mendoza, for a tasting followed by a journey north to Iguazú Falls, one of the largest waterfalls in the world.
This unforgettable 13-day itinerary allows you to experience exciting activities in some of Argentina's most beautiful regions. After hiking across a glacier near El Calafate, you'll fly to Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world, for nature excursions. The journey culminates in Mendoza, Argentina's fertile wine country, where beyond tastings you'll embark on kayak trips and mountain hikes in the surrounding Andes.
Experience the best of Argentina's culture, wine, cuisine, and Andean scenery on this 13-day tour. Begin by exploring the vibrant city of Buenos Aires and then fly to high-altitude Medoza for wine tastings and kayaking. Next, head to the colonial city of Salta—your jumping off point for rugged gorges, salt flats, and more vineyards in the country's far north before returning to the capital for horseback riding with gauchos.
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.
Enjoy high adventure over 13 fun-filled days in Argentina. You'll discover nearly the entire country, starting with a tango show in Buenos Aires and a riverboat cruise up the Río de la Plata. Then you'll visit Argentina's southern Lake District for catamaran tours, followed by a full-day wine tour in Mendoza, and finally, a stop at Iguazú, where you'll marvel at its famous waterfalls.
Over 11 days in Argentina you'll experience unforgettable adventures amid the country's most spectacular scenery. After exploring Buenos Aires, you'll fly to Mendoza for wine tours and mountain hikes in the Andes. Then you'll head to Patagonia's Los Glaciares National Park and marvel at the Perito Moreno Glacier before finishing with nature tours and canoe trips around Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world.
For most travelers, 7 to 11 days is the right amount of time for a trip to Argentina, with stops in Iguazú Falls, Buenos Aires, and Mendoza. Those with less who are okay with a fast-paced option can hit the route's highlights in six days. Alternatively, if you have more time, you can enjoy extra sights and activities at each stop or explore more of the country—some favorite itinerary extensions include Bariloche or Puerto Iguazú.
In Argentina, you can mix exciting outdoor excursions with fun cultural activities. On this 13-day adventure, you'll discover Buenos Aires on city tours, hike through the Andes, and sample the wines of Mendoza. As a bonus, you'll travel north to the border with Brazil and stroll to the edge of the largest waterfall in the Americas, Iguazú.
Wine, waterfalls, and tango—that's what's in store on this 10-day luxury jaunt around Argentina. Experience the highlights of South America's second-largest country, starting with city tours and tango shows in its capital, Buenos Aires. After a boat trip to nearby river towns, the aquatic theme continues in Iguazú with a hike around its massive waterfalls before finishing the trip amid the vineyards of Mendoza, one of the world's premier wine regions.
Embark on a weeklong adventure in Argentina that deftly combines outdoor adventures with decadent wine tastings. It begins in the Lake District, in the very north of Patagonia, where you'll cruise across azure lakes on boat trips and hike through fairy-tale Arrayanes forests. Then you're off to Mendoza, the wine capital of the nation, where you'll sip on the famous malbec varietal as you set off on daylong tours to hit the most famous vineyards in the region.
This adventure wraps some of the most famous excursions in South America into one wildly romantic package. You'll begin in Argentina's wine region. Here you'll visit the vineyards and sample world-class wines. Next, head to Salta to tour the rugged countryside, and see a number of natural wonders, including the painted hills of the Quebrada de Humahuaca. Then it's off to the east of the country and Iguazú Falls, the largest network of waterfalls in the world. Afterward, you'll travel north into Brazil, where you'll enjoy a romantic, relaxing time exploring the beaches, music, and cuisine of Rio de Janeiro, Angra dos Reis, and Paraty.
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.
From the rush of capitals Buenos Aires and Montevideo to the calm of Patagonia, Nahuel Huapi National Park, and the Humid Pampas, you'll travel by boat, car, and air on this far-reaching 15-day tour. See the highlights of Argentina and Uruguay with a mix of adventure and quiet moments to soak up the landscape—sipping local malbecs, watching mesmerizing tango, relaxing on the beach, and spending the day on a working cattle ranch.
Located in the far reaches of South America, Patagonia is famous for its breathtaking natural scenery. Take your time exploring both the Argentinian and Chilean sides on this 16-day adventure around the region. First you'll get oriented in Buenos Aires, attending a tango show and day-tripping to the river delta of Tigre. Then continue to the renowned wine-growing region of Mendoza to sip and swirl Malbec on a winery tour. The trip takes you to Patagonia next, where you'll spend the bulk of the trip trekking on glaciers, hiking the legendary W circuit in Torres del Paine National Park, and horseback riding or kayaking outside El Calafate.
This 11-day Argentina adventure begins in Buenos Aires with a tango lesson followed by a trip south to the famous Lake District for excursions into Parque Nacional Nahuel Huapi. Then you'll travel north to Medoza and indulge your senses on a wine tour and cooking class. Finally, you'll head to the colonial city of Salta, your jumping-off point to explore the rugged gorges, salt flats, and painted deserts of Argentina's far north.
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.
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.
This exciting 15-day itinerary highlights Argentina's top attractions combining urban culture, outdoor activities, and vineyard relaxation. After exploring Buenos Aires with a local guide, you'll fly to Patagonia for glacier trekking and unique excursions in the southernmost city in the world. Finish in high-altitude Mendoza—world-famous for Malbecs—to partake in wine tastings and kayaking in the surrounding Andes.
From the subtropical waterfalls of Igauzú to the subpolar forests of Patagonia, experience all that Argentina has to offer on this 15-day itinerary. Begin with evenings of tango and folk music in Buenos Aires before flying to Iguazu Falls National Park to see the largest waterfall system in the world. Taste wines and olive oils from artisan producers in Mendoza, then fly south to El Calafate to see the natural wonders of Los Glaciares National Park.
This eight-day itinerary covers three highlight regions of Argentina. Kicking off in Buenos Aires, you'll venture south to Bariloche for kayaking and hiking around Lake Nahuel Huapi. Next, you'll visit the wine capital of the country—the eastern region of Mendoza—for tastings and tours. The adventure culminates with a trip to the far north and a visit to Iguazú Falls, the second largest falls in the world.
This 12-day tour of Argentina includes some of the country's most spectacular scenery for an unforgettable adventure. After exploring Buenos Aires, you'll fly to Mendoza for Malbec vineyards and high-altitude Andean peaks. Then, head to Patagonia's Los Glaciares National Park for access to the Perito Moreno Glacier before finishing in Ushuaia—the southernmost city in the world.
Experience the best of Argentina's culture, wine, cuisine, and Andean scenery on this 12-day tour. Begin by exploring the vibrant city of Buenos Aires and then fly to high-altitude Mendoza for Malbec tastings. Next, head to the colonial city of Salta—your jumping off point for rugged gorges, giant salt flats, and more vineyards in the country's far north before returning to the capital for horseback riding with gauchos.
Over 12 days you'll visit four different regions of Argentina that are known as much for their incredible cities as they are for their gorgeous countryside. In Buenos Aires, you'll not only tour the city but visit a working cattle ranch in the Pampas. You'll also travel to Patagonia, then Mendoza for a wine tasting followed by a trip to northern Salta where you'll visit expansive salt flats and vast gorges.
Get ready for a 12-day adventure that will take you to all corners of Argentina. The journey begins in Buenos Aires where you'll dine at a great steakhouse and enjoy a live tango show. Then you'll fly to the north and Iguazú Falls followed by the west and wine tours in Mendoza before ending the trip in Argentina's gorgeous Lake District, where you'll embark on nature hikes and catamaran trips along Lake Nahuel Huapi.
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.
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.
First-timers in Argentina will cover a lot of ground with this 13-day itinerary. Starting in Buenos Aires, you'll fly to Bariloche for a series of outdoor activities that capitalize on the views. Then, venture to Medoza's famous Malbec vineyards for wine tastings. Next is the colonial city of Salta—jumping off point for rugged gorges, giant salt flats, and colorful deserts in the country's far north. Spend your last night in a historic estancia and live the life of a real gaucho.
This exciting 16-day itinerary leads you around Argentina's cultural and natural highlights. Begin in Buenos Aires with a cooking class and a tango show, then fly to El Calafate for an ice trekking adventure and a boat ride around glaciers. Continue to Ushuaia to hike, canoe, and spot penguins in the wild in Tierra del Fuego. Then finish the tour in Mendoza, where you'll sip wine in the vineyards, kayak on a mountain lake, and explore the Andes on a high-altitude excursion.
Embark on an unforgettable journey through Argentina and Chile on this 18-day itinerary. Start in Buenos Aires, then set out to visit the magnificent Iguazú Falls and tour the heart of Mendoza's wine country. A scenic bus trip over the Andes takes you across the border to Santiago, where you'll sample Chilean reds and stroll along the seaside in Valparaíso. Head to remote Patagonia to discover the breathtaking scenery of Torres del Paine National Park, then fly north to end your adventure in the arid Atacama Desert.
In just nine days you can experience the highlights of the most beautiful regions of Argentina. After a kick-off tour of Buenos Aires, you'll fly to Patagonia and embark on nature hikes and kayak trips around Bariloche. Then you'll jet to Mendoza for wine tours before finishing the trip even further north in the jungles near the Brazilian border and the great natural wonder that is Iguazú Falls
If you want to experience the best outdoor excursions and cultural activities in Argentina, look no further than this 13-day itinerary. It includes a tango show in Buenos Aires, BBQ cooking class in Mendoza, and a visit to a countryside cowboy ranch. Beyond that, you'll tour the mammoth waterfalls at Iguazú, go on a wine tour, and embark on nature excursions and lake cruises in Patagonia.
Enjoy the fruits of Argentina and Chile's wine regions while also embarking on outdoor adventures in some of South America's most remarkable natural landscapes. Immerse yourself in Buenos Aires with city tours and tango shows before heading north to explore northern Argentina's wine regions and high-altitude deserts. Continue to mighty Iguazú Falls, then circle back down to Mendoza and hit the grape trail once again, finishing the journey in the mountains and vineyards of Chile.
Ten days to two weeks is an excellent length for a trip to Argentina, with stops in Buenos Aires, Bariloche, Mendoza, and Puerto Iguazú. With more time, you can enjoy extra activities at each stop. Keep reading for more inspiring Buenos Aires, Bariloche, Mendoza, and Puerto Iguazú itineraries.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Visit four incredible regions of Argentina over 10 days on this unforgettable holiday. In Buenos Aires, you'll see a live tango performance before jetting north where you'll tour the mammoth iguazú Falls. Then you'll head southeast to Mendoza and sample the prized varietals of Argentina's wine region, after which you'll end the trip in Patagonia with nature hikes and excursions to Lake Nahuel Huapi.
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.
Wine and nature lovers rejoice because this 10-day Argentina luxury escape delivers the goods! You'll travel to the far corners of this South American nation, beginning with tango shows and speakeasy cocktail tours of Buenos Aires, one of the globe's most thrilling capitals. Next are wine tours in Mendoza, the continent's most renowned viticulture region, before spending the last few days in Patagonia, kayaking alongside famous glaciers and cruising the silver waters of the historic Beagle Channel.
Patagonia—located in Argentina and Chile—is, without a doubt, one of the world's most beautiful and undiscovered regions, and this 15-day itinerary includes adventures in both countries. Kicking off with some food, wine, and culture in Buenos Aires and Mendoza, you'll fly south to Argentine Patagonia for glacier trekking in Los Glaciares National Park. Continue across the border in Torres del Paine for a multi-day hike through Grey Glacier, French Valley, and the imposing towers of Las Torres.
From red-rock desert paintings to waterfalls that span two countries and the pulse of tango, this 15-day Argentine adventure will show you the country's diverse landscape and rich cultural heritage. Travel from Buenos Aires to Argentina's northwest by air and on the open road, with plenty of time to sip the country's famous malbec wines along the way.
Immerse yourself in Argentina and enjoy its greatest cultural offerings while visiting its most beautiful locales. This 11-day escape begins with a live tango show in Buenos Aires followed by a flight to Mendoza to sample the region's famous Malbec wine. Then you'll head south for nature walks and lakeside retreats around Bariloche before finishing the trip in the north, at the incomparable natural phenomenon Iguazú Falls.
This 11-day itinerary highlights three of Argentina's most impressive regions. Kicking off in Buenos Aires, you'll fly south to Patagonia and take advantage of the kayaking/hiking opportunities around Bariloche. Next is a wine tasting in Argentina's premier viticulture region of Mendoza, followed by a trip to the Brazilian border to marvel at the mammoth waterfalls of Iguazú.
This escape to Argentina packs the best excursions over 12 days in four beautiful regions. You'll arrive in the capital of Buenos Aires and not only tour this "Paris of the south," but you'll also venture up the Río de la Plata on a riverboat tour. Then you'll fly to Bariloche for nature hikes followed by wine tastings in Mendoza, plus take a trip to the largest waterfalls in the Americas, Iguazú.
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.
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.
On this weeklong vacation, you'll experience the best of Argentina. It starts in the grandest city in the nation, Buenos Aires, where you'll discover its charms on a self-guided tour. Then you'll fly south to the Lake District and the alpine town of Bariloche before jetting to the far north and one of the largest waterfall systems in the world, Iguazú Falls.
This 11-day journey combines the most unforgettable outdoor adventures in three regions of Argentina. In Buenos Aires, you'll not only tour the city but also take day trips to colorful river towns and working cowboy ranches. Then you'll head south to Patagonia for kayak trips and nature walks before flying to the far north and visit both the Brazilian and Argentine sides of South America's largest waterfall, Iguazú.
This 10-day itinerary combines the best outdoor excursions in Argentina. First, you'll explore the concrete jungle of Buenos Aires and venture to the countryside for a traditional BBQ at a working ranch. Then you'll travel south for nature excursions in Patagonia before flying north where you'll straddle the border between Argentina and Brazil as you explore the largest waterfall in the Americas, Iguazú Falls.
In eight days you can enjoy a culturally immersive trip to Argentina that covers the highlights. It begins in Argentina's capital where you'll go sightseeing on a self-guided tour. Then it's off to Bariloche for kayak trips and hikes around Lake Nahuel Huapi before jetting north to see the awe-inspiring natural spectacle that is Iguazú Falls.
Get ready for a 12-day adventure in three incredible regions of Argentina. The journey starts in the capital with meals at great restaurants, a live tango show, a riverboat trip, and a country BBQ at a working cattle ranch. Then you’ll fly to Bariloche for a kayak trip on Lake Nahuel Huapi and nature excursions followed by a trip to the far north to Iguazú Falls, one of the world’s most awe-inspiring natural wonders.
