Complete Guide to Argentina

Argentina stretches 3,700 km from subtropical north to the glaciers of southern Patagonia. Our team, based in Buenos Aires, designs itineraries that account for this vast range: you don't visit Salta and Ushuaia in the same week. The country reads as distinct major regions, and a 15-day trip covers two or three without rushing.

In the northwest, the Calchaquí valleys around Cafayate and the Humahuaca gorge offer high-altitude landscapes between 2,000 and 4,000 m, with Andean villages, high-altitude vineyards and norteño cuisine. The center is Mendoza and its wineries at the foot of Aconcagua (6,962 m), then Buenos Aires, its porteno cafés and the milongas of the San Telmo quarter. Patagonia divides into two worlds: Bariloche and the lake region to the north, El Calafate, El Chaltén and Perito Moreno glacier to the south. Finally, the Valdés peninsula on the Atlantic coast concentrates southern right whales (June-December), penguins and orcas.

The country lends itself to road trips but requires organization: long distances, domestic flights often necessary between Buenos Aires, El Calafate and Ushuaia. According to your interests (nature, wine, urban culture, trekking), we orient your itinerary toward the right geographic corridor and season.