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- The best Argentina and Chile tour packages
- What people love about Argentina And Chile Tours
- Travel Argentina and Chile your way
- Discover Argentina and Chile tours for every budget
- Argentina and Chile tours for every type of group
- Top Argentina and Chile travel itineraries to fit your plans
- Demographics
- Best time to visit Argentina and Chile
- Contact our Argentina and Chile travel experts
- What our customers ask about Argentina and Chile Tours & Trips
The best Argentina and Chile tour packages
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MelissaArgentina and Chile travel expert at TourRadar
South America: Glaciers, Water Falls & World Wonders
5 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“Everything was well coordinated by Wanderful holidays. All our accommodation and transfers were wonderful.”
diane, traveled in May
The route from Santiago to Torres del Paine National Park reveals Chile's natural wonders. Visitors can walk through Milodon Cave, stand before the majestic Perito Moreno Glacier, and relax in 4-star hotels throughout. The tour features guided city tours of Santiago, visits to La Moneda Palace, and sweeping views from Cerro De La Cruz in Punta Arenas.
Duration 18 days Destinations Chile, Argentina, Brazil Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Wanderful Holidays LLC From $9,635
6% Off- NZ$9,057You save $578
Delve into Chile and Argentina's capitals plus coastal gems over 10 days. Tour Santiago's historic sites, attend tango shows in Buenos Aires, and visit UNESCO-listed Valparaíso, with comfortable hotels and daily breakfast included.
Duration 10 days Destinations Chile, Argentina, Uruguay Age Range Ages 12+ Operated in English, Spanish Operator Responsible Travel South America From
6% Off- NZ$5,318
Andes, Iguassu & Beyond
12 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“It was a great experience and I saw two wonders of the world.”
Dee, traveled in September
This 18-day adventure showcases Chile and Argentina's most captivating landscapes. Roam Santiago's vibrant neighborhoods, sample wines in Casablanca Valley, and climb the active Villarrica volcano in Pucón. Immerse in gaucho culture at a traditional ranch in Bariloche, followed by Buenos Aires' tango scene. The package includes 16 nights in hotels and one overnight bus journey.
Duration 18 days Destinations Chile, Argentina, Brazil Age Range Ages 12+ Operator G Adventures From
6% Off- NZ$7,099
Rio de Janeiro to Santiago de Chile - 17 Days
8 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The trip itself was excellent and the team were in constant communication before and during our trip.”
Lavania, traveled in December
This 17-day adventure connects Argentina to Chile, highlighting Mendoza's wine region and the Aconcagua mountain views. The itinerary includes Lujan de Cuyo wineries, rafting in Potrerillos, and cycling through Santiago's Bellavista neighborhood. Accommodations include 13 nights in hostels and comfortable overnight buses.
Duration 17 days Destinations Brazil, Argentina, Chile Age Range Ages 18+ Operator Hi Travel Argentina From
6% Off- NZ$3,012
Brazil, Argentina & Chile Unveiled
40 Reviews by TourRadar travelers“The tour was at a good pace. Victor did a great job getting tickets for each flight ahead of time.”
Harry, traveled in September
The grand capitals of South America unfold over 12 days, from Buenos Aires' Teatro Colón to Santiago's La Moneda Palace. Luxuriate at upscale Kenton Palace and Atton Vitacura hotels. Pay respects at Eva Perón's tomb in Recoleta Cemetery and savor wine tasting in Chile's scenic valleys.
Duration 12 days Destinations Brazil, Argentina, Chile Age Range All Ages Welcome Operator Cosmos From $4,579
4% Off- NZ$4,379+$1,739 upfront costsYou save $200
What people love about Argentina And Chile Tours
The tour was brilliant and had great highlights to offer in every country. We particularly liked the variety of nature and big cities! In addition, everything was so perfectly organized that you really didn't have to worry about anything. This is what a vacation should be like.
South America: Glaciers, Water Falls & World Wonders
This was an excellent A to B self guided tour that had a few well placed day tours included such as the Iguazu Falls Brazil and Argentina side, horse riding, tango show and city tours. Excellent value for money and perfect for people who do not want to be stuck in a 'tour group' for long period of time. The Tour radar online staff led by Cristian were absolutely amazing and always there in the other end with support and assistance when required. I definitely recommend this tour to anyone who is thinking about doing it. A trip of a lifetime!!
Rio de Janeiro to Santiago de Chile - 17 Days
- Andes, Iguassu & Beyond
The Andes to Iguassu trip was great overall. It has an amazing trip route however since there are many travel days and distances are long, the trip did feel rushed in certain segments. Especially Chile - we had 2 hours in Santiago for the walking tour before the bus and a few hours in Valparaiso. The Brazil segment was great ! Also, all the activities are additional add ons with very little included in the trip cost itself so it does seem a little expensive. For the most part only travel and lodging is included.
Travel Argentina and Chile your way
For serious hikers, our most popular Patagonian treks range from 8 to 13 days, with the Torres del Paine 'O' Circuit standing out as the full package. You'll camp beside Dickson Glacier, cross dramatic suspension bridges over Gray Glacier and work your way up to Mirador Base Torres - it's a proper challenge that our experienced trekkers love. Another favorite combines El Chaltén with Torres del Paine, letting you tackle both the French Valley and also climb to Laguna de Los Tres for close-up views of Mount Fitz Roy. Our customers particularly enjoy the mix of camping under stars and staying in mountain refugios, with hot meals waiting after long days on the trail. For those wanting more variety, we offer routes that add on Perito Moreno Glacier walks and penguin colonies near Ushuaia, mixing up the hiking with wildlife encounters.
The active tours through Argentina and Chile really deliver on variety - you might be wine tasting in Santiago's Casablanca Valley one day and riding horses with gauchos near Bariloche the next. Most run 15-17 days, giving you time to really dig into each stop. Our travelers especially like the combination of city exploration and outdoor activities, whether it's biking through Puerto Madero in Buenos Aires or kayaking on Ilha Grande's clear waters. The routes through Pucon offer opportunities for white water rafting and volcano hiking, while the Lake District lets you get close to the action with local ranch visits and also traditional barbecues. These trips work well for active folks who want to move around but don't need intense physical challenges every single day.
Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Argentina And Chile. There are 6 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 9 days up to 15 days. The most popular month for these tours is October.
Our longer South American explorer tours span 12-17 days and really get into the heart of the region. The Santiago to Iguazu route is particularly popular - you'll start in Chile's capital, wind through wine country and cross the Andes to discover Mendoza's famous Malbec vineyards before reaching the mighty falls. Our guides take you through Santiago's old quarters, then it's off to taste wines in Casablanca Valley before experiencing Iguazu from both countries - each side offers completely different perspectives. If Patagonia calls to you, we've got tours combining El Calafate's massive glaciers with Torres del Paine's peaks and then Buenos Aires' energy. For something truly different, check out our Atacama Desert and Uyuni route where you'll actually sleep in hotels built from salt blocks - it's quite an experience!
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Argentina and Chile tours for every type of group
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240 tours in Argentina and ChileExplore Argentina and Chile on a pre-planned itinerary and meet like-minded travelers
Small Group
92 tours in Argentina and ChileArgentina and Chile small-group tours stretch between 8 and 17 days, offering experiences suited for different types of travelers. From Santiago, TourRadar customers love following routes that begin with Casablanca Valley wines, cross the Andes to explore Mendoza's Malbec vineyards, and finally reach Iguazu Falls. The Buenos Aires to Santiago journeys get high marks from our travelers, as guides shape each trip around the group's interests, from watching tango performers to hiking mountain trails. Premium tours move at a comfortable pace with just a few guests, blending stays at boutique hotels with activities like morning bike rides through Puerto Madero, and afternoons tasting wines in Chilean valleys. In Patagonia, the intimate groups work especially well - past guests tell us how the small numbers let everyone hike Torres del Paine and Los Glaciares National Park at their own speed, with mountain guides giving personal attention that makes a real difference.
Private / Personalized
57 tours in Argentina and ChileOur private 17-day South America journey from Santiago to Rio gives you dedicated guide service the whole way - perfect for setting your own pace and getting individual attention at each stop. You'll explore Santiago's old quarter, take in views from Punta Arenas, see Torres del Paine's rugged peaks and witness Perito Moreno's massive ice formations before heading to Buenos Aires and Iguazu Falls. There's also a solid 13-day private option from Pacific to Atlantic coasts, covering Santiago, Buenos Aires and Rio with dedicated city tours and private airport transfers throughout. Our travelers particularly like how smooth everything runs with private arrangements - no waiting for groups and extra time at the places that interest you most.
Top Argentina and Chile travel itineraries to fit your plans
For a week-long taste of Argentina and Chile, you've got some fantastic options that really make the most of your time. The Santiago to Buenos Aires route lets you dive into both capitals - you'll explore Santiago's historic districts and colorful markets before crossing over to experience Buenos Aires' tango culture. Our customers particularly love the wine experiences in Chile's Casablanca Valley. If you're drawn to Patagonia, the Lake District tours starting in Puerto Varas take you across the Andes by boat and bus, with stops at emerald lakes and snow-capped volcanoes. The more adventurous route through El Calafate and Torres del Paine combines the massive Perito Moreno Glacier with mountain treks and also penguin spotting.
Ten-day itineraries really open up the possibilities. The Santiago-Montevideo-Buenos Aires combination is perfect for urban explorers - you'll get deep into each city's culture while mixing in day trips to places like Viña del Mar, Colonia del Sacramento and also traditional wineries. Our hiking-focused tours in Patagonia are another popular choice, featuring the complete W Trek in Torres del Paine plus Perito Moreno Glacier walks. What makes these tours special is how they combine challenging hikes with comfortable lodges. Our past travelers especially appreciated having expert mountain guides who helped them navigate the trails while sharing insights about local wildlife and geography.
Two-week journeys give you the full South American experience. The End of the Earth route starts in Buenos Aires and takes you all the way to Ushuaia, with stops at major highlights like Los Glaciares National Park and Torres del Paine along the way. Our customers particularly enjoy the penguin watching around Ushuaia and the boat trips on Beagle Channel. Another popular option combines the Falklands, South Georgia and Antarctica - you'll see massive king penguin colonies and explore historic whaling stations while learning about Shackleton's famous expedition. For those preferring to stay on the mainland, the Chile-Argentina combination lets you experience everything from Santiago's metropolitan buzz to the remote wilderness of Patagonia, with plenty of time for wine tasting and cultural experiences in between.
Demographics
Discover unforgettable adventures designed for all ages! Whether you're young or young at heart, our adventures offer excitement and wonder for everyone.
- Solo Travelers220 tours
- Couples206 tours
- Seniors (50+)125 tours
Best time to visit Argentina and Chile
- Fall / Autumn 2025
Fall brings out the best colors in both countries, especially in Chile's wine regions and Argentina's northern provinces. Our travelers particularly enjoy routes that combine Salta's multi-colored mountains with Bolivia's salt flats - the autumn light makes for incredible photos. Several tours take advantage of comfortable hiking weather to explore places like Purmamarca's Seven-Colored Hill and the Humahuaca Gorge. In Chile's Atacama region, fall visitors get perfect conditions for stargazing after days spent exploring geysers and salt mountains. Our guides know exactly when to visit El Tatio's steaming geysers and how to time your visit to Moon Valley for the best sunset views. Many of our fall tours also include time in vibrant cities like Buenos Aires, where you can learn tango steps before heading north to witness Iguazu Falls with fewer crowds than summer months.
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- Winter 2025 / 2026
Our winter tours through Chile and Argentina focus heavily on Patagonia's remarkable glaciers when the weather is crisp and clear. Travelers particularly enjoy the combination of exploring glaciers like Perito Moreno and hiking through Torres del Paine's snow-dusted landscapes. One popular route takes you from Santiago through Punta Arenas and into the heart of Patagonia, with our customers loving the contrast between urban exploration and wild nature. Another excellent winter option combines Buenos Aires' warm indoor culture - think tango shows and wine tastings - with the raw beauty of Chile's glacial landscapes. Our guides make sure you get the best viewing angles at places like Mirador Cerro De La Cruz, and you'll have chances to spot wildlife like foxes and condors against the winter backdrop.
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- Spring 2026
Spring is when our Chile-Argentina tours really come into their own. You'll find yourself tasting different Malbec styles in Mendoza's vineyards, where local producers show you their methods and share stories about the wine-making process. Our travelers tell us they love how these tours mix things up - one day you're cycling through Santiago's neighborhoods and checking out Pablo Neruda's house, then you're watching the sun set over Moon Valley in the Atacama. We've got routes that take in both countries' wine regions, from Chile's Casablanca Valley all the way to Argentina's countryside estates. Spring flowers make Buenos Aires' Recoleta area a photographer's dream, and our local guides know all the secret spots for those perfect city views.
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- Summer 2026
Summer tours between December and February make the most of those long daylight hours. Multi-country routes from Rio to Santiago are a big hit, letting you experience Brazil's beaches, Argentina's grasslands and also Chile's mountain scenery all in one go. Our travelers get excited about mixing city life - like exploring Buenos Aires' vibrant La Boca area - with natural wonders like Iguazu Falls, where you'll see both the Brazilian and Argentine perspectives. Some routes add extra activities like rafting near Mendoza or cooking classes in Santiago's busy markets. The warm weather's ideal for eating outdoors, and we make sure you try local specialties like fresh Chilean seafood and proper Argentine asado.
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What's the best time for hiking in Patagonia?
You'll want to plan your Patagonian adventure between October and April when the weather's just right and you get those long daylight hours perfect for exploring. Recent travelers Beth and Derick who went on the South AmericGlaciers Water Falls & World Wonders tour loved how smoothly everything ran especially those helpful daily updates that kept their trip stress-free.
Can I visit Argentina and Chile together?
You definitely can! There are lots of great tours connecting both countries and the border crossings are really well set up. Just make sure you've got your passport ready and check if you need any visas before you go. Joanne had a great experience on the 13-Day Journey from the Pacific to the Atlantic tour where they handled all the transport and border stuff which made everything super easy.
What unique things can I experience in these countries?
You're in for some amazing experiences you won't find anywhere else. In Argentina you can taste incredible Malbec wines in Mendoza on tours like the SOUTH AMERICA WEIN TRIANGLE and enjoy a proper asado with amazing barbecued meats and that delicious provoleta cheese. Over in Chile you'll love exploring Valparaiso with its stunning colored houses and old streets on the Premium Chile Argentina & Brazil tour and if you're feeling adventurous you can hike up an active volcano like Villarrica near Pucón as part of the Andes Iguassu & Beyond experience.
How do I handle money and exchanges in Argentina?
The money situation in Argentina can be a bit tricky but here's what you need to know. There's this thing called the blue dollar rate which usually gives you better value than the official one. Bring US dollars because lots of local places prefer cash and while there are ATMs around they might limit how much you can take out. Beth and Derick recommend booking something like the South AmericGlaciers Water Falls & World Wonders tour to avoid money hassles.