Immerse the entire family in an unforgettable journey that will keep everyone on their toes and eager for more. This 10-day itinerary combines Argentina’s bustling capital, Buenos Aires (full of incredible restaurants, pristine parks and world-class museums), the adventure of Iguazu Falls (think: trekking, boating, wildlife spotting), and Patagonia’s awe-inspiring glaciers (including the famed Perito Moreno Glacier). Children will receive our 'Argentina Adventure Kit' that will challenge them to engage with locals, collect fun facts and express their creativity to win adventurous prizes. It’s an ideal trip perfect for families of all ages looking to embark on a spectacular adventure.
Day 1 - Buenos Aires
- Transfer from Buenos Aires International Airport to your hotel
- Family arrival in Argentina
- Family Day at leisure in Buenos Aires
Day 2 - Buenos Aires
- Hunting the treasures of Buenos Aires (family tour)
- Tastes Like Home
Day 3 - Iguazú Falls
- Transfer from your hotel to Buenos Aires airport
- Internal flight from Buenos Aires to Puerto Iguazu
- Transfer from Iguazu Falls airport to your hotel
- Half day of activities in Iguazu Forest
Day 4 - Iguazú Falls
- Family Adventure at Iguazu Falls National Park - Argentine Side
Day 5 - Foz do Iguaçu, Iguazú Falls
- Family Adventure at Iguazu Falls National Park - Brazilian Side
Day 6 - El Calafate
- Transfer from Iguazu hotel to local airport
- Internal flight from Iguazú Falls to El Calafate (with connection flight in Buenos Aires)
- Transfer from El Calafate airport to Nibepo Aike Ranch
Day 7 - El Calafate
- Family Exploration to Perito Moreno Glacier
Day 8 - El Calafate
- Spend the day at the Estancia Nibepo Aike (working ranch)
Day 9 - Buenos Aires
- Transfer from Nibepo Aike Ranch to El Calafate aiport
- Internal flight from El Calafate to Buenos Aires airport
Day 10
- Transfer from your hotel to Buenos Aires 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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