Argentina Tours & Trips

Machu Picchu stands as the crowning jewel of Andean experiences, where our travelers consistently tell us that photographs simply can't capture its true scale and majesty. The ancient Inca citadel reveals itself differently throughout the day as clouds drift past, creating an almost mystical atmosphere that leaves visitors spellbound. The Inca Trail journey itself has become legendary among our customers - it's a genuine mountain adventure with challenging ascents, ancient stone pathways and nights spent camping under star-filled skies. Our guides, who share deep knowledge of Inca history and local ecology, have earned particular praise for turning what could be just a tough trek into an enriching cultural experience. Travelers often describe how the changing ecosystems along the trail, from cloud forests to alpine grasslands, create a sense of walking through multiple worlds in just a few days.

The raw magnificence of Patagonia unfolds along Torres del Paine's challenging trails, where our travelers consistently tell us the demanding hikes become their trip highlights. Mount Fitz Roy rises boldly above El Chalten, while Perito Moreno Glacier creates quite a spectacle with its massive ice blocks breaking into the waters below. Many of our clients connect day hikes to Laguna de los Tres and Laguna Torre, capturing amazing shots of clear alpine lakes with sharp peaks looming behind them. Getting up close to towering ice walls has become a must-do experience, with glacier boat trips letting you hear the ancient ice crack and move right in front of you. The region's wild residents make frequent appearances - you might spot guanacos grazing, Andean condors soaring overhead and if you're lucky, catch glimpses of pumas, especially during quieter periods in November and March.

The magic of Iguazu Falls really comes alive from two distinct vantage points - you get sweeping panoramas from the Brazilian side while the Argentine section puts you right next to the rushing cascades on excellent walkways. Our travelers consistently tell us the boat ride to the falls' base is what they remember most. You'll definitely get wet as you feel the full force of the water, but that's exactly what makes it so special. The guides know exactly how to handle both sides of the falls and make border crossings smooth, while giving you plenty of time to wander and take photos. If you're staying at one of the in-park hotels, try heading out early - you'll get the falls almost to yourself and catch perfect morning light for photos. Visitors often mention their favorite moments involve watching the playful coatis or spotting rainbows in the morning mist near the falls.

Dive into the breathtaking scenery of Northwest Argentina. Trek through the vibrant Quebrada de Humahuaca, savor top-notch wines in Cafayate, connect with locals in charming Andean villages, and stare in awe at the vast Salinas Grandes salt flats.

El Chaltén is where serious hiking in Patagonia really comes into its own. The 5-day Mountain Escape trek takes you deep into Lenga forests and up to Laguna de los Tres, putting you right in front of Mount Fitz Roy. More experienced hikers can tackle multi-day routes across the River Túnel Valley and climb to Viento Pass - one of the few spots where you can see the Southern Ice Field. If you're short on time, the 3-day El Chaltén programs still let you reach Cerro Torre's viewpoints and spend nights camping next to lagoons dotted with icebergs. Our travelers often tell us how much they appreciate the local guides who really know their stuff about weather patterns, safe routes and local wildlife.

Argentina's diverse regions offer plenty for active travelers to dig into. You can combine Buenos Aires, Bariloche and El Calafate in one trip - paddle kayaks on Río de las Vueltas and walk the Cerro Campanario trails for some of the best lake views around. Another solid route links Buenos Aires with Iguazú and also El Calafate, where you get to experience both tropical waterfalls and glacier landscapes. For those who like their wine but want to keep moving, tours through Buenos Aires, Salta and also Mendoza mix city walks with vineyard visits and hikes through the colorful rock formations of Humahuaca Gorge. Our customers really value having free time built in so they can explore on their own schedule.

Take in the picturesque landscapes and remarkable sights on a guided Coach / Bus adventure of Argentina. There are 7 vacation packages to choose from, that range in length from 4 days up to 14 days. The most popular month for these tours is February.

Our explorer tours blend Perito Moreno Glacier visits with El Chalten's network of hiking paths. You'll have good flexibility to pick your daily routes, following well-marked trails to spots like Laguna de los Tres and the Cerro Torre lookouts. The full tours add in proper Patagonian asado barbecues and valley horseback rides. Our travelers often mention how their guides share deep local knowledge about wildlife, geography and glacier formations while keeping groups intimate enough to really take in the surroundings. Some tours let you zip-line across the Fitz Roy River and set up camp near crystal-clear alpine lakes.