This trip idea takes you to all of the most iconic places in Argentina. We recommend taking the full 28 days to be able to immerse yourself completely in the natural beauty that this incredible country has to offer, although we can easily customise this to your particular wishes. This trip starts in Buenos Aires after which it goes south to Puerto Madryn and Ushuaia. After having seen the end of the world, you will travel to one of the most impressive natural wonders in Argentina, namely Perito Moreno. El Chalten, the hiking capital of South America is not to be missed. After El Chalten's rugged nature, you will travel to Mendoza to taste Argentina's best wines and rest for a few days. You keep on going north and discover beautiful Salta and the surrounding landscapes where you can taste Argentina's Torrontes wines - as they are grown on high altitude you are guaranteed a very aromatic taste. The final destination of this trip is Iguazú were you will get to know the broadest waterfalls in the world. If you want to get to know Argentina, then this is how you do so.
Day 1 - Buenos Aires
- Transfer from Buenos Aires International airport (EZE) to your hotel
- Eat like a local at the Fogón Asado Experience
Day 2 - Buenos Aires
- Day at leisure in Buenos Aires
- Buenos Aires City Tour
Day 3 - Buenos Aires
- Second day at leisure in Buenos Aires
- Full Day Colonia (Uruguay) Excursion by fast ferry
Day 4 - Puerto Madryn
- Transfer from your hotel in Buenos Aires to the National Airport Jorge Newbery (AEP)
- Internal flight National Airport Jorge Newbery Buenos Aires to Trelew Airport
- Transfer from Trelew airport to Puerto Madryn
Day 5 - Chubut, Puerto Madryn
- Visit Península Valdés
Day 6 - Chubut, Puerto Madryn
- Visit Punta Tombo
Day 7 - Ushuaia
- Transfer from hotel in Puerto Madryn to Trelew Airport
- Internal flight Trelew Airport - Ushuaia Airport
- Transfer from Ushuaia airport to your hotel
Day 8 - Ushuaia
- Tierra Del Fuego National Park: A Natural Paradise
- Half Day Excursion: Boat trip on the Beagle Channel
Day 9 - Ushuaia
- Full Day Crab Fishing and Gourmet Lunch
- Full Day 4X4 & CANOEING: Adventure In A Dreamed Scenery
Day 10 - El Calafate
- Transfer from Ushuaia hotel to the airport
- Internal flight from Ushuaia to El Calafate
- Transfer from El Calafate Airport to hotel in El Calafate
Day 11 - El Calafate
- Discover the Perito Moreno Glacier
- Safari Nautico
- Hike the Big Ice
- Full Day excursion Minitrekking
- Navigation Rios de Hielo
Day 12 - El Chalten
- Bus from El Calafate to El Chalten - Door to Door
Day 13 - El Chalten
- A day at leisure in El Chalten
Day 14 - El Calafate
- Bus from El Chalten to El Calafate - Door to Door
Day 15 - Chacras de Coria
- Transfer from your hotel in El Calafate to Airport Calafate (FTE)
- Internal flight El Calafate to Mendoza
- Transfer from Mendoza Airport to Chacras de Coria
Day 16 - Mendoza, Chacras de Coria
- Taste the local Wines at Luján de Cuyo
Day 17 - Mendoza, Chacras de Coria
- Full Day Spa Termas de Cacheuta
Day 18 - Salta
- Transfer Hotel Chacras de Coria to Mendoza airport
- Internal flight Mendoza Airport to Salta Airport
- Transfer from Salta Airport to hotel in Salta
Day 19 - Tilcara
- Self-drive from Salta to Tilcara
Day 20 - Purmamarca
- Self-drive from Tilcara to Purmamarca
Day 21 - Cafayate
- Self-drive from Purmamarca to Cafayate
Day 22 - Cafayate
- Half Day high altitude wine tour
Day 23 - Cachi
- Self-drive from Cafayete to Cachi
Day 24 - Salta
- Self-drive from Cachi to Salta
Day 25 - Iguazú Falls
- Transfer from hotel in Salta to Salta Airport
- Internal flight from Salta to Iguazú
- Transfer from Iguazu Falls airport to your hotel
Day 26 - Iguazú Falls
- Discover the Iguazu Falls - Brazilian side
Day 27 - Iguazú Falls
- Discover the amazing Iguazu Falls - Argentinean side
- Great Adventure tour in the Argentinean falls
Day 28
- Transfer hotel Iguazú to Foz do Iguaçu International Airport (IGU)
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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