25-Day Bucket List Argentina

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Explore the city of Buenos Aires. You'll start with the symbol of our city: the Obelisk. You'll visit different squares such as Plaza de Mayo, Plaza San Martín, and Plaza Congreso, and avenues like Corrientes and Mayo, 9 de Julio. Tap into the history of the city in neighbourhoods like La Boca, San Telmo, Montserrat, and of course, the football stadium before cooling down in the local parks. This evening, try a range of national and international dishes as you watch a wonderful tango show.

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This morning, you'll wake up early to go to the domestic airport for your flight to Iguazu. Today, you will visit the Brazillian side of Iguazu Falls in Foz do Iguassu National Park. The tour follows is a circuit of walkways 950 metres long that clings to the cliffs of the Iguassu River, offering a panoramic view of the impressive falls. The route highlight is when you get to the Mirador de La Garganta del Diablo, the Devil's Throat, where the rumble of the falls vibrates through you.

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One of the most amazing experiences in the world, today you'll witness more than 200 waterfalls that have been here for millions of years. The tour starts early in the morning with a long walk, observing the vast fauna and flora of the region, including birds, butterflies, mammals, and plants that make up the natural environment surrounding the waterfalls. You'll reach several viewpoints look over the mighty roar of Iguazu both above and below the gorge.

Today, you'll say goodbye to Iguazu Falls as you head to the airport for your flight to Salta. Upon arrival in Salta, you'll be met at the airport and transferred to your accommodation. you'll then have the rest of the afternoon and evening to explore the city on your own or relax at your hotel before your adventures continue tomorrow.

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Today, the journey leaves from Salta but really begins once you arrive at Purmamarca Village where you'll observe the Seven Colored Hill, the Church and the Craft Market on the square, and enjoy a small walk along its narrow streets. You'll continue towards the town of Tilcara, and then visit Uquía and San Salvador de Jujuy where you'll find the Flag Hall and the Cathedral. Finally, you'll return to Salta through National Route No9 of abundant subtropical vegetation.

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Today, the journey starts from Salta city to the south, along route 68 through the Lerma Valley and its historical towns. You'll reach Quebrada de las Conchas (the Shell's Gorge), where wind and water erosion carved curious shapes on the rocks. When you arrive at Cafayate, you'll visit some wineries, famous for their production of Torrontes. After lunch, you'll return to Salta through the Quebrada de las Conchas and the Lerma Valley.

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Today, you'll have the day free to spend as you wish. Found in the rugged, mountainous region of northwestern Argentina, Salta is a city known for its Spanish colonial architecture as well as its Andean heritage. Not only is Salta full of stunning architecture but the city is surrounded by stunning natural landscapes, imposing mountains, rolling vineyards and numerous valleys. For those that love to engage in the local culture, the cafe and live music scene will excite you.

Today, you'll say goodbye to Salta as you head to the airport for your flight to Mendoza. Upon arrival in Mendoza, you'll be met at the airport and transferred to your accommodation. You'll then have the rest of the afternoon and evening to explore the city on your own or relax at your hotel before your adventures continue tomorrow.

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Today, you'll enjoy the vastness of the mountains and rich landscapes. Leaving the Pan-American route, you will pass through landscapes of extraordinary beauty such as Potrerillos and Uspallata. You'll visit the historic Bridge Picheuta, Polvaredas and Punta de Vacas. From the Aconcagua Provincial Park entrance, you'll continue along the path to get from there the best view of the mountain. You'll then continue to Las Cuevas, Argentina's last town on the road before you return to Mendoza.

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Today, your Mendoza winery tour covers a trip through the Mendocinean agricultural oasis and grapes growing areas. After this, you will visit important and traditional vinicultural farms, where you will have the opportunity to taste its delicious products. A while later, you will see the Carrodilla's church, where the patron saint of vineyards, who has the same name as the church, is found.

Today, after breakfast, you'll leave Mendoza as you head to the airport for your flight to Bariloche. Upon arrival in the city of Bariloche, you'll be met at the airport and transferred to your accommodation. You'll then have the rest of the afternoon and evening to explore the city on your own or relax at your hotel before your adventures continue tomorrow.

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Circuito Chico is a scenic tour on which you can enjoy good food as well as beautiful views. The scenic drive takes you to several natural lookouts, such as López Bay and Punto Panorámico. Cerro Campanario, a hill standing in the centre of the landscape, will carry you up to the most beautiful view in the area. You'll enjoy tasty specialities at several tea houses and restaurants along the way. In the afternoon, you'll head out on another tour to explore Victoria Island and Arrayanes Wood.

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Reminiscent of a Swiss alpine town, San Carlos de Bariloche (or Bariloche, as it's commonly known) sits in Argentina's Patagonia region of Rio Negra. Bordering a large Andean glacial lake, Nahuel Huapi, and surrounded by towering snow-covered mountains and thousand-year-old forests, Bariloche has come to be known as one of the most beautiful destinations in Argentina. During your free time, you can taste some of its famous chocolate and enjoy any one of its numerous outdoor activities on offer.

This morning, you'll say goodbye to Bariloche and head to the airport to board your flight to El Calafate in the Patagonian region of Argentina. Upon arrival, you'll be met by your driver and transferred to your hotel in the town. You'll then have the rest of the day to explore the area on your own, plan your days ahead and relax in your hotel.

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Travel the distance separating El Calafate and Perito Moreno glacier. During the trip, you'll see beautiful places in the Andean foothills, along the south bank of Lake Argentino. After crossing the river Centinela and Mitre, you'll enter the Los Glaciares National Park. You'll start to see icebergs floating on the water until we finally appreciate the full extent of this natural wonder! You can explore the glacier via the walkways.

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As the gateway to Los Glaciares National Park nestled on the shores of the scenic Lago Argentino, El Calafate is considered Argentina's capital of glaciers. A day in El Calafate is ideal for those looking for a rest day with a view, the hue of Lago Argentino creates a mesmerising backdrop for your moments enjoying rural Argentine life, drinking mate, eating local snacks and watching the world go by.

Today, you'll say goodbye to El Calafate and head to the airport where you'll board your flight to Ushuaia. Upon arrival, you'll be picked up from the airport and transferred to your hotel. You'll then have the rest of the afternoon and evening to explore Ushuaia.

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Today, you'll explore the Tierra del Fuego National Park, sail the Beagle Channel and explore many other beautiful landscapes filled with wonderful flora and fauna. The topography of the park is extremely varied, everything is a series of craggy mountains, rivers, valleys and lakes, resulting in varied landscapes from the picturesque and lively stream to the mass of towering mountains, or the extraordinary spectacle of the majestic Beagle Channel.

Today, you'll pack up and leave Ushuaia and head to the airport. From there, you'll catch a flight to Puerto Madryn. Upon arrival, your driver will meet you at the airport and transfer you to your accommodation in Puerto Madryn. You'll then have the rest of the day and evening free to spend as you wish before your adventures continue in the morning.

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This morning, you will leave Puerto Madryn in the morning to visit the greatest continental Reserve of Magellan’s penguin. Imagine walking between more than half a million penguins, this is what you will do when you arrive at Punta Tombo, as well as learning about their habitat and way of life. Your tour guide will accompany you during the long walk that takes two hours and he will tell you all about the life of the penguins, whilst you discover details about Patagonia.

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Today, you will visit a UNESCO Natural World Heritage site, which for its unique characteristics homes a variety of marine and terrestrial fauna hardly ever seen at the same place. Your guide will pick you up very early to begin getting to know the natural reserves and the most prominent touristic points of the Valdes Peninsula protected area. As well as lots of terrestrial fauna, you'll also have the chance to spot whales. Your guides are expert interpreters of Patagonian nature.

This morning, after breakfast, your driver will transfer you to the airport for your flight back to Buenos Aires. Upon arrival, you'll be met by your driver who will transfer you to your hotel. After a long day of travelling, you'll be ready to check in and relax for the evening or explore the city on your own, perhaps visiting the places you didn't get to on the first stop.

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The capital city runs on high energy, and you'll soon get swept up in it. The streets of Buenos Aires juxtaposes a long history of colonisation with a race into modernity. You'll find skyscrapers towering above renovated Spanish mansions and constantly turn corners to discover little snippets of history. When exploring today, be sure to hop between different neighbourhoods to get a full impression of the exciting city!