This 15-day trip shows you the absolute highlights of Argentina whilst remaining a budget-friendly option. After arriving in Buenos Aires, where you can visit a tango show, you travel further to incredible Bariloche where you visit the world famous small circuit and, if you want, the seven lakes route that take you to Villa Angostura and San Martin de Los Andes the day after. You will experience a totally different landscape during five days of self-driving around the Salta province. Here you can admire this desert-like province with its beautiful adobe houses, amazing nature and fantastic Torrontes wine. You finish your incredible trip in Iguazú where you visit the widest waterfall in the world, both from the Brazilian and Argentinian side. Fly back home from Foz do Iguaçu International Airport.
Day 1 - Buenos Aires
- Transfer from Buenos Aires International airport (EZE) to your hotel
- Enjoy a Dinner & Tango Show at El Querandí
Day 2 - Buenos Aires
- Buenos Aires City Bike Tour
Day 3 - Buenos Aires
- Day at leisure in Buenos Aires
Day 4 - Bariloche
- Transfer from Buenos Aires to the domestic airport
- Internal flight from Buenos Aires to Bariloche
- Transfer from Bariloche Airport to hotel in Bariloche
Day 5 - Bariloche
- Half Day Excursion Circuito Chico
Day 6 - Bariloche
- Full Day San Martin de Los Andes via 7 lakes
Day 7 - Salta
- Transfer from your hotel in Bariloche to Bariloche Airport
- Internal flight from Bariloche Airport to Salta Airport
- Transfer from Salta Airport to hotel in Salta
Day 8 - Cafayate
- Transfer from your hotel in Salta to Hertz Office
- Self-drive from Salta to Cafayate (Direct)
Day 9 - Cachi
- Self-drive from Cafayete to Cachi
Day 10 - Salta
- Self-drive from Cachi to Salta
Day 11 - Purmamarca
- Self-drive from Salta to Purmamarca
Day 12 - Salta
- Self-drive from Purmamarca to Salta
Day 13 - Iguazú Falls, Puerto Iguazú
- Transfer from hotel in Salta to Salta Airport
- Internal flight from Salta to Iguazú
- Transfer from Iguazu Falls airport to your hotel
- Discover the Iguazu Falls - Brazilian side
Day 14 - Iguazú Falls, Puerto Iguazú
- Discover the amazing Iguazu Falls - Argentinean side
- Great Adventure tour in the Argentinean falls
Day 15
- Transfer from Iguazu hotel to Iguazu Falls airport
The climate ranges from subtropical to subpolar. The north has hot, humid summers and dry, mild winters; the central regions are hot and sometimes stormy in summer, cool in winter; the south has warm summers and cold winters with some snowfall at higher elevations. The central coastline and the Río de la Plata estuary, which includes Buenos Aires, are best avoided from May until August, when the rains are heavy. If you’re in the wine-growing Cuyo region or the western Pampas, pack layers for variable temperatures. A hot, dry wind - The Zonda - occasionally roars down from Andean heights, blowing for several hours, and can be followed by temperature drops.
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