111 - Complete Argentina Tour - 24 nights

Buenos Aires, Peninsula Valdes, Ushuaia, El Calafate, Bariloche, Mendoza, Salta and Iguazu Falls!
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The most complete tour to visit Argentina in 24 nights!

Yes, our 111 tour is the most complete program to visit Argentina. In 24 nights, you will discover everything about this important destination in South America: Buenos Aires, with Tango, excellent gastronomy, warm people and interesting visits; Peninsula Valdes with the incredible sealife, whales, orcas, penguins, sea lions, sea elephants, birds, welsh colonies, an the MEF Museum about incredible dinosaurs of Patagonia; Ushuaia and all the magic of the end of the world, the national park, the Beagle Channel, the Train of the End of the World, the King Crab and more… El Calafate with the incredible Perito Moreno Glacier and other glaciers in Los Glaciares National Park; Bariloche with beautiful landscapes of lakes, mountains and forests; Mendoza with the unique Malbec wine, the High Andes and landscapes of vineyards and wineries; Salta and the colorful northwest with the incredible Humahuaca Canyon and the unique Train to the Clouds, and finally Iguazu Falls, one of the new 7-wonders of nature.

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Itinerary

Day 1

BUENOS AIRES: Arrival to the capital city

Welcome to Buenos Aires, the vibrant capital city of Argentina and one of South America’s most significant cities! Upon arriving at Ministro Pistarini International Airport, also known as Ezeiza, you’ll be ready to dive into the European charm of its architecture, rich history, lively tango scene, fantastic cuisine, and the warmth of the local people, affectionately called “Porteños.” You’ll spend 3 nights in this captivating city, with the first day set aside for relaxation. However, if you’re eager to start exploring right away, check out our optional tours listed below. We offer a range of activities suited to all types of travelers.

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La Boca, Buenos Aires

Day 2

BUENOS AIRES: City Tour & Dinner Tango Show

After breakfast, embark on a 4-hour city tour to experience the best of Buenos Aires. Known for its European influence, the city’s architecture reflects its rich past when Argentina was one of the world’s leading nations.

The tour includes stops at several iconic areas:

  • La Boca: Famous for Caminito and the Boca Juniors Stadium, known as “La Bombonera.”
  • San Telmo: A traditional area where you can visit the famous San Telmo Fair on Sundays, showcasing intriguing antiques.
  • Plaza de Mayo: Home to the Government House “Casa Rosada,” the Cabildo, the Cathedral, and rich historical sites.
  • Obelisk and 9 de Julio Avenue: Major landmarks in the city.
  • Colon Theatre: One of the world’s most prestigious opera houses. You can opt for a guided tour, but be sure to purchase tickets in advance. Contact us for more details.

The tour will also take you through the neighborhoods of Recoleta, Palermo, and Puerto Madero—a revitalized dockside area known for its excellent gastronomy. Here, you can end your tour with a delightful lunch and savor local cuisine.

After the tour, enjoy the city at your leisure. Consider visiting the Colon Theatre with a Walking Tour or taking an excursion to the Tigre Delta. In the evening, optional activities include an exciting Tango Show or a Buenos Aires by Night tour before returning to your hotel to rest for the next day’s adventures. Check out our options below.

Day 3

BUENOS AIRES: Enjoying the countryside. Visit to an estancia in the Pampas

Following breakfast, we’ll head to the Pampas for a visit to a traditional estancia (farm). This classic excursion, often referred to as “Fiesta Gaucha,” offers a taste of local traditions. Enjoy a memorable “Asado Criollo” (barbecue), horse riding, and a traditional folklore show. After an included lunch, watch a gaucho demonstration with horse activities known as Carreras de Sortijas.

We’ll return to the hotel around 5 PM, giving you some free time to relax or explore optional activities listed below.

In the evening, you have more free time to choose from our available activities. Check out the options below.

Day 4

BUENOS AIRES: Good bye to the big city

After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the local airport for your flight or to the pier for your next destination. For more details on optional excursions, see the list below.

TRELEW: Welsh Culture and Dinosaurs of Patagonia

Arrive at Trelew Airport or Puerto Madryn Airport. Trelew is a significant city in Chubut Province and serves as a gateway for those visiting Peninsula Valdes. Founded by Welsh settlers in the 19th century, it offers a unique blend of history and natural beauty. From the airport, you’ll be transferred directly to your hotel in Puerto Madryn, the main city in the area and the perfect starting point for exploring the remarkable Peninsula Valdes.

It’s your first day in Puerto Madryn, so you might want to relax or take a leisurely walk around the city. If you’re feeling adventurous and the activity is available, consider visiting Doradillo Beach. Here, you can marvel at the incredible sight of whales and their calves just a few meters from the shore—a truly unique and awe-inspiring natural spectacle! Please note, this optional activity is generally available from June to mid-September.

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Day 5

PENINSULA VALDES: A sealife paradise

After breakfast, we’ll embark on one of the area’s signature excursions: a visit to Peninsula Valdes, a haven of marine and land wildlife. Expect to see not only whales and penguins but also sea lions, elephant seals, various bird species, and land animals like maras, guanacos, and foxes. We will reach the Peninsula via the Istmo Ameghino, where you’ll find an interpretation center and can spot birds at Bird Island using binoculars.

Our primary stop will be Puerto Piramides, a small village and hub for various activities. One highlight is the renowned whale-watching tour, available from June to mid-December. This optional activity lets you observe these majestic creatures up close from a boat—check the options below for more details.

After whale-watching, we’ll head to Caleta Valdes to visit two colonies: sea lions and elephant seals. Be sure to check our calendar for details on the fauna you can expect to see during your visit.

We’ll return to Puerto Piramides for the night, and if you’re visiting during penguin season, you’ll have the chance to explore the San Lorenzo penguin colony the following day. Check the optional activities below.

Day 6

PENINSULA VALDES: Penguins and more

After breakfast, take some time to enjoy the stunning ocean views from the coast—whales can often be seen and heard from here, which is truly amazing! Following this, we’ll continue our exploration of Peninsula Valdes, heading north to Punta Norte to see the sea lions and elephant seals. During March, April, and the September/October period, you might even spot orcas, though sightings are rare.

Next, if you’re visiting during penguin season, we’ll visit Estancia San Lorenzo to witness the largest penguin colony in South America, home to over 500,000 penguins in the summer. It’s an unforgettable experience!

After exploring the penguin colony, we’ll return to Puerto Madryn for our final night in the area.

Day 7

WELSH CULTURE & DINOSAURS OF PATAGONIA

On our last day, we’ll head to Trelew for your departure flight. Before you go, we’ll enjoy some exciting activities in the city. One highlight is the MEF (Museo Egidio Feruglio), which houses a remarkable collection of Patagonian dinosaurs. A must-see is the replica of Patagotitan Mayorum, one of the largest land animals ever discovered.

After the museum, we’ll visit Gaiman, a Welsh colony where you can enjoy a traditional Welsh tea (optional—see below for details).

Following these visits, we’ll transfer you to the airport for your flight to your next destination.

USHUAIA: Arrival to the end of the world

Welcome to Ushuaia, famously known as the southernmost city in the world and a gateway to cruises visiting Cape Horn and Antarctica. Upon arrival, your guide will meet you for your transfer to the hotel. The rest of the day is free for you to explore. Depending on your arrival time, you might want to enjoy some optional activities. Check the information below for details.

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Day 8

USHUAIA: Tierra del Fuego National Park and Beagle Channel Navigation

After breakfast, we’ll embark on our first excursion. Tierra del Fuego National Park, just 12 km from Ushuaia, offers a pristine natural environment to explore. Upon arrival, you have the option to purchase tickets for one of the park’s main attractions: the Train of the End of the World. Details are provided below.

As we explore the park, you’ll encounter diverse tree species in its distinctive forests, including bushes, beech trees, ñires, Indio’s beard, and a variety of flowers across its 63,000 hectares. We’ll make several stops to appreciate the panoramic views and capture great photos.

Our next destinations will be Verde Lake and Lapataia Bay, where you might spot beaver dams and peatlands. On our return, we’ll stop at Lake Roca (also known as Acigami) for final photos of the national park. We’ll return to Ushuaia around 13:30, giving you some free time for lunch. I recommend trying the unique King Crab or the delicious Patagonian Lamb!

In the afternoon, you can stroll to the port, just a few steps from the center, and board a catamaran for a Beagle Channel cruise. This navigation will take you to Sea Lions Island, Birds Island, and the Les Eclaireurs Lighthouse. You’ll see a colony of sea lions and Imperial Cormorants among other birds. As we head back to the city, enjoy panoramic views of Ushuaia and the surrounding mountains. Return is around 17:30, depending on the season. Enjoy your free time and overnight stay.

 

Day 9

USHUAIA: A variety of options to choose

Today is free for you to explore at your leisure. Choose from a variety of options: visit Fagnano and Escondido Lakes, enjoy a breathtaking trek to Laguna Esmeralda, or take an exciting 4×4 ride to the heart of the island.

Day 10

USHUAIA: Good bye to the end of the world

After breakfast, you’ll have some free time until your transfer to the airport for your flight to your next destination. If time permits in the morning, you can take advantage of some of the optional activities listed below. Say goodbye to Ushuaia, the city at the end of the world…

EL CALAFATE: Arrival to the gate to the glaciers

Arrive in El Calafate, a key gateway to explore the stunning Perito Moreno Glacier and other magnificent glaciers in the region. After checking in to your accommodation, you have some free time to relax. For those eager to explore, various optional activities are available on your arrival day. See the options below.

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Day 11

EL CALAFATE: The incredible Perito Moreno Glacier

After breakfast, embark on a visit to one of Patagonia’s highlights: the breathtaking Perito Moreno Glacier.
El Calafate is situated 80 km from the glacier, with the journey taking you along a 50 km paved road. The final 30 km are within Los Glaciares National Park.
During the first 40 km, you’ll traverse the Patagonian steppe, a typical feature of the region. Once inside the National Park, you’ll notice a dramatic change in vegetation, with ñires (Nothofagus antarctica), guindos (Nothofagus betuloides), and lengas (Nothofagus pumilio) becoming prominent. You may also see some isolated canelos (Drimys winteri) and vibrant flowers, such as the intense red notro (Embothrium coccineum), the iconic flower of the Andean Patagonian forest.
Upon reaching the glacier, you’ll be awestruck by its grandeur and can enjoy unforgettable views from the walking paths. There will be free time to experience the glacier’s splendor, including watching massive ice blocks tumble into the lake with a thunderous roar—an awe-inspiring natural spectacle. Facilities at the glacier include a restaurant, snack bar, restrooms, and a pay campsite.
Optional activities include the Mini Trekking, where you can walk on the glacier’s ice, or the Nautical Safari, a boat tour offering views of the glacier from the lake. Details of these options are available below.
This is a full-day excursion, with return to the hotel expected in the late afternoon.

Day 12

EL CALAFATE: Free day. Choice of activities!

After breakfast, the day is free for you to choose from various full-day boat navigation tours, each offering unique views of different glaciers within Los Glaciares National Park. Check out the available options below.

Day 13

EL CALAFATE: Transfer out to the airport

After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the airport or bus station for the next leg of your journey. If your departure is in the afternoon, you may select an engaging optional activity from our list below.
Goodbye, El Calafate!

Arrival to Bariloche

Welcome to Bariloche, the gateway to exploring diverse national parks and breathtaking landscapes filled with lakes, mountains, and forests. Once you arrive at your hotel, you have free time to rest. There are also some intriguing optional activities you can choose from. See options below.

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Day 14

Victoria Island and Arrayanes Nat Park Boat Navigation

After breakfast, we will embark on a journey to navigate Nahuel Huapi Lake and visit two fantastic attractions: Victoria Island and Los Arrayanes National Park. We’ll start from your hotel in the morning and head directly to Puerto Pañuelo, located in front of the stunning Llao Llao Hotel & Resort. From there, we will board a modern catamaran to cruise across Nahuel Huapi Lake to Quetrihue Port, which serves as the gateway to our first destination—a forest of ancient Arrayanes trees. Los Arrayanes National Park is home to trees over 500 years old! Enjoy this unique spot on Earth as you stroll along the island trails amidst the beautiful myrtle tree forest. Our next stop is Victoria Island. We’ll return to the boat and cross to Puerto Anchorena, where you can explore various paths leading to spectacular natural viewpoints of Nahuel Huapi National Park, and observe rare native flora and fauna. The island is lush with green trees and typical humidity. After our visit, we’ll return by catamaran to Puerto Pañuelo and then head back to your hotel in Bariloche.

Day 15

Choice of activities to do in the area

After breakfast, you have a free day to choose from a variety of activities in the area. Options include a visit to San Martin de los Andes via the 7-Lakes Circuit, an excursion to the magnificent Mount Tronador, or a trip to El Bolsón, a local village south of Bariloche. You might also enjoy adventurous activities such as horseback riding or white-water rafting. See available options below!

Day 16

Good bye Bariloche!

After breakfast, enjoy free time until your transfer to the airport or local pier. If you have a free morning, consider adding some exciting optional activities. Check options below.

MENDOZA: Welcome to the wine country

Arrive in Mendoza City, the capital of Mendoza Province and gateway to the stunning High Andes. Mendoza is also renowned for its wine, particularly the unique Malbec, and boasts numerous wineries and vineyards in the Luján de Cuyo, Maipú, and surrounding areas. Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel and have some free time to rest. For those who enjoy staying active, a variety of optional activities are available. Check the list below for more details.

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Day 17

MENDOZA: City, Vineyards and Wineries

After breakfast, we’ll embark on a full day of exploration, starting with a city tour in the morning. We’ll visit the old city, where Mendoza was founded, and explore key landmarks including Alameda, the downtown area, the Civic Center, General San Martín Park, Cerro de la Gloria hill, Mundialista Stadium, and the Frank Romero Day Amphitheater, the central stage of the renowned “Fiesta de la Vendimia.”

After some free time for lunch, we’ll spend the afternoon visiting the vineyards and wineries in the region. The wine tour will take you through the Mendoza oasis and grape-growing areas, with many vineyards located in Luján de Cuyo and its surroundings. We’ll visit traditional vinicultural farms, where you’ll have the opportunity to sample their exquisite products. Be prepared to purchase some bottles of the finest Malbec! We’ll also stop by the Carrodilla Church, home to the patron saint of vineyards, who shares the church’s name. Return to the city for the night.

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Day 18

MENDOZA: Aconcagua and the High Andes

After breakfast, we’ll set out on one of Mendoza’s most scenic excursions. The High Andes route offers breathtaking views of the mountains and their rich landscapes. Traveling along International Route Nº 7, we’ll admire the stunning panoramas in Potrerillos and Uspallata. Our journey will continue to the Los Penitentes ski center (open during the winter season) and to Puente del Inca, where you can marvel at its incredible geological formations and enjoy the hot thermal waters (2720 m.a.s.l.).

We’ll then visit the “Mirador del Cerro Aconcagua” on the international route to get the best view of Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Americas (6962 m.a.s.l.). Our excursion will conclude in Las Cuevas, the last Argentine town before the Chilean border. Note: The Redeeming Christ Monument is accessible only from January to March, with the appropriate approvals. Return to Mendoza for the night.

Day 19

MENDOZA: Good bye wine country!

After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the airport. If your flight is in the afternoon, you have the option to select from additional activities. Check the list below for options.

SALTA: Arrival to the argentinian northwest

Arrive in Salta, a key gateway to exploring the attractions of Argentina’s northwest. As one of the country’s major cities and the 7th most populous with around 600,000 residents, Salta is nestled in the Lerma Valley and serves as a hub for regional sightseeing. Known as “Salta la Linda” (“Salta the Beautiful”), the city is celebrated for its colonial architecture, friendly atmosphere, excellent weather, and stunning natural scenery.
Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel and enjoy some free time to explore the city at your own pace. Feel free to add some of our optional activities listed below.

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Day 20

HUMAHUACA CANYON: Unesco World Heritage

After breakfast, embark on one of the region’s most significant excursions: the Humahuaca Canyon. This rugged yet vibrant landscape features strikingly colorful mountains and a network of dry, river-carved canyons surrounded by sedimentary strata eroded into unique formations that create a mesmerizing array of colors. Recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage site, this area offers a glimpse into its historical significance as a caravan route used by the Incas and a commercial path during the colonial era.
Arrive in Purmamarca and marvel at the breathtaking Cerro de Los Siete Colores (Seven-Color Hill), a prominent natural formation overlooking the town—a perfect spot for memorable photographs. Wander through the charming village, visit the small church, and explore the local handicraft market.
Next, travel to Tilcara to visit the archaeological museum and the town square. Make a stop at a scenic viewpoint to view pre-Incan ruins, then continue through Huacalera to see the colorful La Pollera de la Coya formation and 17th-century paintings in Uquía.
Enjoy a lunch stop in Humahuaca (lunch not included) and explore the Monument of Independence, the local cathedral, and paintings from the Cuzco School.
On the return journey to Salta, take in incredible landscapes such as La Paleta del Pintor (the Painter’s Palette) and stop in San Salvador de Jujuy to visit the town’s cathedral, the French Baroque–style Flag’s Hall, and the Government House. Arrive in Salta late in the evening.

Day 21

SALTA: Choose from many optionals available

After breakfast, you have free time to choose from a variety of activities, ranging from adventurous experiences to traditional options like the Train to the Clouds (check the calendar for availability), Cachi, Cafayate Wine Country, and more. Explore our optional activities below.

Day 22

SALTA: Good bye to "La Linda"

After breakfast, enjoy some free time until your transfer to the airport or bus station if you are continuing to Chile. If time permits, consider adding an optional activity before your transfer. Check the available options below.

IGUAZU FALLS: Arrival to Iguazu & check in

Arrive at Iguazu (Puerto Iguazu or Foz do Iguaçu, depending on your flight). Welcome to one of South America’s most incredible natural wonders! Iguazu Falls, recently named one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature and a UNESCO World Heritage site, is a must-see when visiting Argentina or Brazil.

Upon arrival, you’ll be transferred to your hotel for check-in and some well-deserved rest. Enjoy your free time—relax by the pool or explore the city at your leisure.

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Day 23

IGUAZU FALLS: The Argentinian Side. Enjoying the falls

After breakfast, get ready for an unforgettable excursion! Iguazu Falls is a truly unique destination, brimming with natural beauty. A guide will transfer you to Parque Nacional Iguazu on the Argentine side of the falls. The park features up to 8 kilometers of trails to explore, including three main circuits: the Upper Circuit, the Lower Circuit, and the trail to the magnificent Devil’s Throat, complete with the Ecological Train of the Jungle. The Devil’s Throat, with its 80-meter high waterfalls cascading into a narrow gorge, boasts the largest flow of any waterfall in the world—an awe-inspiring sight!

You can also choose from a variety of optional activities. See the options below for more details. After your park visit, you’ll return to the hotel.

Day 24

IGUAZU FALLS: The Brazilian Side, a unique panoramic view of the falls

After breakfast, we’ll head to the Brazilian side of the falls. Parque Nacional do Iguaçu offers a different perspective with a scenic bus ride through the jungle and a stunning panoramic view of the falls from a 1,500-meter trail and an elevator. The views are spectacular, so be sure to have your camera ready for countless unforgettable photos!

This half-day tour can be combined with optional activities such as a visit to Parque Das Aves (Bird Park) or the Itaipu Dam. You can also add some adventure activities to your visit. Check out the options below.

Day 25

IGUAZU FALLS: Good bye to the falls

After breakfast, enjoy some free time before your transfer to the local airport for your flight to the next destination.

End of our services. We can personalize your program, by adding or deleting nights, add new destinations, or make any necessary change. Just let us know. Optional activities you can see below each day, are just suggested options. You can add any of these activities to your quotation, or ask for any other available in each destination.

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DAY 1 – Arrival to Ibera Wetlands!
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DAY 1 – Arrival in Rio de Janeiro!
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