Argentina’s winding highways provide the perfect opportunity for intrepid travellers to veer away from the typical tourist traps and uncover the country’s authentic highlights during an unforgettable journey. Argentina’s diverse landscapes offer plenty of pit stops along the way, ranging from towering glaciers to sprawling lakes, bustling cities, and natural wonders.
Day 1 - Buenos Aires
- Transfer from Buenos Aires International airport to your hotel
- At leisure in Buenos Aires
Day 2 - Buenos Aires
- Half day walking tour of Buenos Aires
- Tango show with dinner
Day 3 - Buenos Aires
- Walking tour - Graffiti Experience
- Wine tasting in Buenos Aires
Day 4 - Bariloche
- Transfer from Buenos Aires to the international airport
- Internal flight from Buenos Aires to Bariloche
- Pick up rental car at Bariloche airport
- Self-drive Bariloche - Small or Great Circuit
Day 5 - Bariloche
- Self-drive Seven Lakes Road, San Martin de los Andes
Day 6 - Bariloche
- Self-drive options - El Bolson & Esquel or Mount Tronador
Day 7 - El Chalten
- Drive to Bariloche airport & drop off rental car
- Internal flight from Bariloche to El Calafate
- Pick up rental car at El Calafate airport
- Self-drive across stunning landscapes from El Calafate to El Chalten
- At leisure in El Chalten
Day 8 - El Chalten
- Trekking around Cerro Torre
Day 9 - El Chalten, El Calafate
- Morning at leisure in El Chalten
- Self-drive El Chalten to El Calafate
Day 10 - El Calafate
- Self-drive from El Calafate to Perito Moreno Glacier
Day 11 - Torres del Paine National Park
- Self-drive from El Carafate to Torres del Paine
- At leisure in Torres del Paine
Day 12 - Torres del Paine National Park
- A day trekking in Torres del Paine
Day 13 - Torres del Paine National Park, El Calafate
- Morning at leisure Torres del Paine
- Self-drive Torres del Paine to El Calafate
Day 14 - Iguazú Falls
- Self-drive from El Calafate to the airport to drop off your car
- Internal flight from El Calafate to Buenos Aires
- Transfer from Iguazu Falls airport to your hotel
Day 15 - Iguazú Falls
- Private tour of Iguazu National Park: Argentine side
Day 16 - Iguazú Falls, Buenos Aires
- Private tour of Iguazu National Park: Brazilian side
- Transfer from Iguazu hotel to local airport
- Internal flight from Iguazu Falls to Buenos Aires
- Drive to San Antonio de Areco in Buenos Aires province
Day 17 - Buenos Aires
- At leisure at San Antonio de Areco
Day 18 - Buenos Aires
- Self drive from San Antonio de Areco to International 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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