Argentina is a country of extraordinary scale, where every region offers a completely different experience. Wander the European-inspired streets of Buenos Aires, sip award- winning Malbec in Mendoza, marvel at the power of Iguazú Falls, or venture into Patagonia to discover glaciers, wildlife, and some of the world’s most spectacular scenery. Whether you’re seeking luxury, adventure, gastronomy, wildlife, or culture, Argentina delivers unforgettable moments in every season. Our tailor-made journeys combine carefully selected accommodations with authentic local experiences, allowing you to discover the country at your own pace.
Buenos Aires & Mendoza
Discover two very different sides of Argentina, from the grand boulevards, historic neighborhoods, and tango of Buenos Aires to the vineyards and mountain landscapes of Mendoza. This elegant journey combines the cultural energy of the capital with exceptional wine, gastronomy, and the dramatic backdrop of the Andes.
Duration: 7 Days / 6 Nights
Highlights
- Explore the distinct character of Buenos Aires, from elegant Recoleta and Palermo to historic San Telmo and colorful La Boca
- Experience Argentine culture through exceptional cuisine and an intimate tango performance
- Discover Mendoza’s celebrated wine country with private tastings and leisurely wine-paired lunches
- Journey through Luján de Cuyo and the Uco Valley, where vineyards meet the spectacular foothills of the Andes
Wild Patagonia
Journey deep into the wild landscapes of Patagonia, where vast steppes, towering mountains, and ancient glaciers set the stage for an unforgettable adventure. Paired with the culture and energy of Buenos Aires, this itinerary offers an immersive introduction to Argentina’s most dramatic natural wonders.
Duration: 9 Days / 8 Nights
Highlights
- Discover the vibrant character of Buenos Aires, from elegant neighborhoods and historic districts to tango, cuisine, and street art
- Explore Los Glaciares National Park and experience the immense beauty of Perito Moreno Glacier from land and water
- Cruise across Lake Argentino to the remote Estancia Cristina, surrounded by mountains, glaciers, and glacial valleys
- Experience remote Patagonia through hiking, horseback riding, mountain biking, and 4×4 adventures, while discovering the traditions of a historic estancia
Buenos Aires, Iguazú Falls & Rio
A vibrant journey through three iconic South American destinations, combining the culture of Buenos Aires, the natural wonder of Iguazú Falls, and the energy of Rio de Janeiro.
Duration: 10 Days / 9 Nights
Highlights
- Experience Buenos Aires: Discover grand architecture, lively neighborhoods, tango culture, and celebrated cuisine.
- Marvel at Iguazú Falls: Explore the spectacular waterfalls from both the Argentine and Brazilian sides.
- Discover Rio de Janeiro: Take in iconic landmarks, beautiful beaches, and sweeping views from Sugarloaf Mountain and Corcovado.
- Savor South American Culture & Cuisine: Enjoy memorable dining and local experiences that showcase the distinctive character of each destination.
Spirit of Patagonia
From the vibrant streets of Santiago to the wild landscapes of Patagonia and the unmistakable elegance of Buenos Aires, this journey brings together the very best of Chile and Argentina. Experience remote estancias, glacial lakes, dramatic mountain scenery, and authentic local traditions, all with the comfort and ease of private travel.
Duration: 13 Days / 12 Nights
Highlights
- Explore Santiago’s historic center, elegant neighborhoods, and spectacular Andes views
- Stay at two distinctive Patagonian estancias, immersed in remote landscapes and local traditions
- Cruise across Lake Argentino to the remote Estancia Cristina, surrounded by glaciers, mountains, and glacial valleys
- Discover the sophistication of Buenos Aires, from Recoleta and Palermo to Argentine cuisine, wine, and an intimate tango performance
Buenos Aires & Bariloche
This dynamic itinerary bridges Argentina’s vibrant urban capital with the stunning lakes and peaks of northern Patagonia. It offers a rich balance of cultural immersion, iconic tango and estancias, and unforgettable outdoor adventures amidst breathtaking mountain landscapes.
Duration: 7 Days / 7 Nights
Highlights:
- Buenos Aires City & Culture: Guided explorations of historical barrios like Recoleta, San Telmo, and La Boca, paired with an evening of authentic food and a live Rojo Tango show.
- Pampa Gaucho Experience: A day trip to Estancia La Bamba de Areco to discover local equestrian traditions, historic colonial architecture, and traditional Argentine cuisine.
- Bariloche Lakes & Views: Panoramic excursions through Nahuel Huapi National Park, including Campanario Hill, Llao Llao Nature Park, and local microbrewery tastings.
- Patagonian Outdoor Adventures: Private boat navigation through the glacial waters of Brazo Tristeza to hidden waterfalls, plus a hike through the volcanic caves of the Enchanted Valley (Valle Encantado).
Buenos Aires & José Ignacio
A sophisticated journey from the vibrant culture of Buenos Aires to the art, wine, and relaxed coastal lifestyle of José Ignacio.
Duration: 10 Days / 9 Nights
Highlights
- Discover Buenos Aires: Explore the city’s elegant northern neighborhoods, historic southern quarters, vibrant food scene, and iconic tango culture.
- Experience José Ignacio’s Art Scene: Visit local galleries, MACA, and the iconic Casapueblo, including exclusive access to Carlos Páez Vilaró’s private atelier.
- Embrace Estancia Life: Ride horseback, explore the countryside with gauchos, and enjoy a traditional Uruguayan lunch at a family-run estancia.
- Savor Uruguay’s Wine & Coast: Visit boutique wineries in the emerging Maldonado region, then unwind along the beaches of chic José Ignacio.
Argentina Adventure
An unforgettable journey through Argentina’s most dramatic landscapes, from the vibrant streets of Buenos Aires to the lakes and mountains of Bariloche, the glaciers of El Calafate, and the wild beauty of Tierra del Fuego.
Duration: 14 Days / 13 Nights
Key Highlights
- Discover Buenos Aires: Explore the city’s elegant neighborhoods, historic landmarks, tango culture, and gaucho traditions with a visit to an iconic estancia.
- Explore Patagonia’s Lake District: Experience Bariloche’s spectacular lakes and mountains through scenic hikes, private sailing, and the Enchanted Valley.
- Encounter Patagonia’s Glaciers: Trek across Perito Moreno Glacier, sail toward the Upsala Glacier, and explore the remote landscapes surrounding El Calafate.
- Experience the End of the World: Discover Tierra del Fuego National Park, paddle through its waterways, and sail the Beagle Channel in search of penguins and wildlife.
Patagonia
Best Time to Visit: Mid-October – Mid-April
Patagonia is a vast wilderness of glaciers, mountains, turquoise lakes, and extraordinary wildlife. Explore El Calafate and the Perito Moreno Glacier, hike around El Chaltén, or venture farther south toward Tierra del Fuego for an unforgettable encounter with the edge of the continent.
BUENOS AIRES
Best Time to Visit: Year-round, but we love Spring and Fall for mild temperatures
Argentina’s elegant capital combines grand architecture, vibrant neighborhoods, world- class dining, and a rich cultural scene. Explore Recoleta and Palermo with a private guide, discover the character of San Telmo, experience the passion of tango, and uncover the city’s culinary traditions.
MENDOZA
Best Time to Visit: March–May (Harvest Season) & September–November
Nestled at the foot of the Andes, Mendoza is Argentina’s premier wine region. Discover award-winning Malbec vineyards, enjoy private tastings, indulge in exceptional cuisine, cycle through scenic wineries, or venture into the mountains for horseback riding and outdoor adventures.
When is the best time to visit Argentina?
Argentina is a year-round destination. Spring (September–November) and autumn (March–May) offer mild temperatures, while Patagonia is best explored during the Southern Hemisphere summer.
How many days should I spend in Argentina?
We recommend at least 10–14 days to combine Buenos Aires with one or two additional regions, although shorter itineraries can also be customized.
How far in advance should I plan my Argentina trip?
At least six months is recommended, but ideally nine–twelve months for Patagonia, particularly during peak travel times like Christmas, New Year’s, and Spring Break. Some exclusive properties book out more than a year ahead, so early planning ensures the best availability and experiences.
Is Argentina suitable for luxury travel?
Absolutely. Argentina offers exceptional boutique hotels, luxury lodges, world-renowned wineries, private guides, and exclusive experiences throughout the country.
Can I combine Argentina with other countries?
Yes, as long as you have enough time. We think Argentina is an excellent stand-alone trip, but some travelers do combine Argentina with Chile, Brazil, or Uruguay.
How do I get around Argentina?
Argentina is one of the largest countries in the world, so getting around between destinations generally involves domestic flights of 2–4 hours, depending on the route. Argentina has a well-developed network of domestic flights connecting the country’s major destinations.
Is Patagonia difficult to visit?
Not at all, but it does require planning in advance in order to combine it with other places in Argentina, as some routes may only have a few nonstop flights each week.
How safe is Argentina?
Argentina is generally safe for our private journeys. Exeter Latin America works with trusted local partners, guides, and carefully selected hotels that we know personally, helping ensure our travelers have reliable support and a comfortable experience throughout their trip.
What is Argentina famous for?
Argentina is renowned for tango, Malbec wine, exceptional cuisine, Patagonia, Iguazú Falls, and its warm hospitality.
Is Argentina family-friendly?
Yes. Families can enjoy wildlife encounters, outdoor adventures, cultural experiences, and a wide range of accommodation options suitable for all ages.