Bustling cities, peaceful vineyards, snow-capped mountains, and plunging waterfalls make this diverse country a destination for lovers of culture and nature. Flare and authenticity await at every turn.
La Argentina and the River of Silver
Argentina features distinct and beautiful geography, interesting history and culture, thriving nightlife, and unique local cuisine. The glaciers and mountains of Patagonia are splendorous and the waterfalls of Iguazu are the biggest and most beautiful in the world. Argentine Tango, the dance that is sweeping the world, was born in Buenos Aires and can be found in the city's mythical cafes, thriving milongas, and authentic neighborhoods.
UNIQUE EXPERIENCES
- Taste and compare Malbecs in Mendoza
- Take a Tango lesson in the heart of Buenos Aires
- Familiarize yourself with the culture of the gauchos
- Hike otherworldly Fitz Roy Mountain in Patagonia
- Fly fish in the foothills of Bariloche
WHEN TO VISIT
Argentina's temperature varies from north to south, but late-spring (October to mid-December) and autumn (April to mid-June) are the best times to visit, avoiding the busy peak season.
Gauchos compete in the traditional sport of corrida de sortija
Embrace the Patagonian gaucho lifestyle on a ride to the flamingos’ lagoon
Buenos Aires comes alive at night with tango performances
Crystal blue ponds adorn the central surface of the Perito Moreno Glacier
Learn the characteristics of Malbec varietals in Mendoza
Fly fish in the renowned San Martin de los Andes region
Not only confined to icebergs, penguins line the coast of Patagonia
Traditional asado barbecue completes a day with gauchos
Spa days don’t mean you have to miss the views of southern Patagonia islands
A chef-prepared picnic celebrates the morning’s catch
Iconic Villa Llao Lloa is at the heart of Bariloche and the end of the rainbow
