All of Argentina: From Penguins & Glaciers to Deserts & Waterfalls


Imagine this: you’re sitting in a stylish Buenos Aires restaurant, savoring a glass of wine to the sound of tango, and the very next day you’re strolling among penguins at the edge of the world.
A day later, you’re tasting tender Patagonian lamb on a ranch, then watching massive chunks of ice crash from giant glaciers against the backdrop of the snow-capped Andes.
Heading north, you follow ancient Inca trails, feeling the breath of the desert, and in the grand finale, you stand before the roaring “Devil’s Throat” of Iguazú Falls.
This isn’t just a tour. It’s a film reel of Argentina’s most powerful scenes — shot by you.

  • Tour Type: Full Tour, Small Groups
  • Duration: 14 days
  • Group Size: Up to 10-15 people
  • Language: Spanish / English / Russian



What’s Included:

  • All domestic flights
  • Accommodation in hotels along the entire route (double occupancy)
  • All transfers throughout the itinerary
  • All entrance fees and charges
  • Guided excursions along the entire route
  • Boat tickets
  • Ranch dinner in Patagonia


What’s Not Included:

  • International flights to and from Buenos Aires
  • Meals (except on certain days)
  • Single room supplement
  • Upgrade to higher-class rooms
  • Personal expenses and souvenirs
  • Additional excursions and activities of your choice




Why Choose This Tour?

Incredible Contrasts: We’ve brought together Argentina’s very best in one journey — all the top regions and every climate zone, from the sub-Antarctic to the tropics.

Exclusive Experiences: Walk among penguins, marvel at three different glaciers in Patagonia, take a moonlit tour through otherworldly landscapes, explore the white pumice desert, cross dry salt flats framed by volcanoes, spot lakes filled with pink flamingos, and connect with the culture of Inca descendants high in the Andes.

Perfectly Balanced Itinerary: Every stretch of the road is part of the adventure, not just a transfer. There’s no endless waiting — every minute of the trip is filled with experiences.

Cultural Immersion: Feel the soul of Argentina by learning the history of Tierra del Fuego’s indigenous peoples, embracing the spirit of the Patagonian gauchos, and discovering the traditions of the Kolla and Guaraní in the north.

Comfortable Travel: No huge groups, no hassle. We travel in small, carefully matched groups, accompanied throughout by a coordinator and translator who ensure your comfort and prevent any problems.

All Modes of Transport: Between regions, we fly direct on domestic routes. Transfers are in comfortable minibuses and cars, 4x4s for the desert, and even a train to the end of the world in the far south. We’ll cruise through straits and lakes by boat, and hike in the mountains on easy trails with expert local guides.

 


 

A detailed daily tour

A 14-day journey through Argentina’s most stunning contrasts — from penguins and glaciers to deserts and tropical waterfalls. Detailed day-by-day itinerary, unique experiences, cultural immersion, comfortable group travel.

5990 € Per person

Author's Tour

All of Argentina: From Penguins & Glaciers to Deserts & Waterfalls

14 days
of travel
10 different
locations
12 top
routes

Imagine this: you’re sitting in a stylish Buenos Aires restaurant, savoring a glass of wine to the sound of tango, and the very next day you’re strolling among penguins at the edge of the world.
A day later, you’re tasting tender Patagonian lamb on a ranch, then watching massive chunks of ice crash from giant glaciers against the backdrop of the snow-capped Andes.
Heading north, you follow ancient Inca trails, feeling the breath of the desert, and in the grand finale, you stand before the roaring “Devil’s Throat” of Iguazú Falls.
This isn’t just a tour. It’s a film reel of Argentina’s most powerful scenes — shot by you.

Tour Type: Full Tour, Small Groups

Duration: 14 days

Group Size: Up to 10-15 people

Language: Spanish / English / Russian

impressions on this tour

Everything that you will feel for yourself

Why us?

Why is being with us not just a tour, but a lifelong memory?
THE BEST LOCATIONS ON THE ISLAND
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EXCLUSIVE impressions
INDIVIDUAL APPROACH

The cost of the author's tour

  • All domestic flights
  • Accommodation in hotels along the entire route (double occupancy)
  • All transfers throughout the itinerary
  • All entrance fees and charges
  • Guided excursions along the entire route
  • Boat tickets
  • Ranch dinner in Patagonia
  • International flights to and from Buenos Aires
  • Meals (except on certain days)
  • Single room supplement
  • Upgrade to higher-class rooms
  • Personal expenses and souvenirs
  • Additional excursions and activities of your choice
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We will be changing hotels during our two-week tour.
We will live in double rooms, so if you go on a tour alone, you will find a neighbor or a neighbor. Boys and girls, of course, are settled separately. Each hotel has its own special atmosphere, from classics to colorful Balinese style, so that every evening will be as unique as our adventures.
You can choose a single room for an additional fee, but be sure to inform our manager about this.

If the tour dates do not match your plans for a trip to Bali, but you really like our program, write to us and we will try to find a solution!=)

Bali’s rainy season usually falls between November and March, with frequent but short showers, often in the evening or at night. Despite this, the days remain hot and sunny, although the humidity is increasing.
Our practical experience shows that this season should not be taken too literally. Rain can happen in June as well =) So don’t worry too much about “seasonality”. And if the weather suddenly plays tricks on us, we are always ready to adjust the program so that the rain does not interfere with your vacation.

Round-trip flight is not included in the price of the tour, but we will help you choose the most convenient and profitable flights. If you need help with tickets, just write to us.
The hotel room is double by default. If you are traveling alone, you will live with a neighbor during the tour. For an additional fee, you can choose a single room by informing our manager about it in advance, because the places in the hotels are limited.
Our tour is active and we strongly recommend taking out any travel insurance. If necessary, we can help with the search and registration, inform our manager.

To make a reservation, you must leave a request on the website. Our manager will contact you to clarify all the details. After the tour is agreed, a contract is concluded and an advance payment is made.

1800$ / per person

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    Argentina tour itinerary

    Your unforgettable 14 days of vacation

    Day 1: The Pulse of Argentina — Buenos Aires

    Our day in Buenos Aires is a full immersion into a city of contrasts and passion. We’ll stroll through its streets, where the elegance of European boulevards meets the vibrant soul of Latin America. We’ll soak up the bohemian atmosphere of the Palermo district — the beating heart of fashion and art, and a hotspot for stunning Instagram-worthy shots.
    Along the way, we’ll discover architectural and cultural gems: the gleaming steel flower Floralis Genérica and one of the most beautiful bookstores in the world, El Ateneo Grand Splendid, set inside a former grand theater.

    We will visit Recoleta Cemetery, which resembles more an open-air museum with its exquisite sculptures and marble mausoleums. This is the resting place of Argentina’s elite, including the legendary Eva Perón.

    We’ll dive into history while exploring the historic city center. We’ll see Argentina’s iconic Obelisco and visit Plaza de Mayo, home to the presidential palace Casa Rosada.

    In the vibrant district of La Boca, considered the cradle of tango, we’ll stroll along the famous Caminito Street, where the very air is filled with the passion of this dance.

    Day 2: To the End of the World — Ushuaia

    Early in the morning, we leave the bustling Buenos Aires and head to the southernmost city on the planet — Ushuaia. Upon arrival, we’ll feel its unique, rugged beauty, which has earned this place the name The End of the World.

    We will visit the Museum of the End of the World (Museo del Fin del Mundo), where we’ll learn about the region’s history, its first settlers, pioneering sailors, and the indigenous peoples — the Selk’nam and Yaghan.

    Next, we’ll head to the historic Estancia Harberton, once a whaling station. From there, a boat will take us to Martillo Island, where the highlight of the day awaits — a guided walk among penguins. We’ll have the rare chance to observe these charming, clumsy birds in their natural habitat.

    Day 3: Natural Treasures of Tierra del Fuego

    On this day, we will immerse ourselves in the wild beauty of Tierra del Fuego National Park. Early in the morning, we’ll set out to explore the park, and for those who wish, part of the journey can be taken aboard the “End of the World Train” (Tren del Fin del Mundo) — a historic steam locomotive that once carried prisoners.

    Our journey will begin at Ensenada Zaratiegui Bay, offering breathtaking views of the surroundings. From here, we will walk along a short section of the Sendero Costera trail, enjoying the coastal lenga forest, wild beaches, and rugged cliffs.

    Next, we will visit the picturesque Lago Roca (Acigami), where we’ll enjoy a walk along its shores, taking in sweeping views of the Andes and across the border into Chile. Our journey through the park will end at Lapataia Bay, the southernmost point of mainland Argentina, before we return to Ushuaia.

    In the afternoon, we’ll take a flight to Patagonia, arriving in the town of El Calafate. In the evening, we’ll head to the traditional Argentine ranch Estancia 25 de Mayo, where we’ll enjoy a dinner of Patagonian lamb accompanied by a folkloric show.

    Day 4: The Icy Power of Perito Moreno

    On this day, we will witness one of the most breathtaking natural wonders that Argentina is famous for. Early in the morning, we’ll set off to Los Glaciares National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

    We’ll embark on a navigation across Lake Argentino, sailing past massive icebergs to admire the mighty Spegazzini and Upsala glaciers.

    The highlight of the day will be the world-famous Perito Moreno Glacier. We’ll walk along a network of viewing platforms at different levels and watch as giant chunks of ice break off and crash into the water, sending waves across the lake — an unforgettable spectacle of raw natural power.

    Day 5: The Famous Peaks of the Andes

    In the morning, we transfer to El Chaltén — the world’s trekking capital, located at the foot of the majestic Mount Fitz Roy. This day is devoted to a full-day hike to Laguna de los Tres.

    This legendary trail will lead us to glacial lagoons with the most iconic view of Fitz Roy’s peak. The trek will take 8–9 hours, but every step is rewarded by breathtaking scenery.

    In the evening, we’ll have free time to explore El Chaltén — a small yet vibrant town, filled with the spirit of adventure and mountain life.

    Day 6: Cerro Torre Spire and the Ice Bar

    Another unforgettable hike awaits — this time to Laguna Torre. The trail winds through picturesque forests, opening into stunning views of Cerro Torre, famous for its sharp, needle-like summit.

    After the trek, we return to El Calafate. In the evening, there will be an optional visit to the Glaciarium Museum, where we’ll learn more about glaciers and even enjoy a cocktail in the Ice Bar, made entirely of ice.

    Day 7: “Argentine Switzerland,” the Myrtle Forest, and the Secret of Llao Llao

    We fly to Bariloche, often called the “Argentine Switzerland,” a jewel of the Lake District.

    Straight from the airport, we set off along the scenic Circuito Chico, one of Argentina’s most beautiful routes. Along the way, we’ll stop at Lago Moreno and the legendary Llao Llao Hotel, which harbors fascinating stories of escaped Nazis.

    Our journey continues to Pañuelo Port, where a comfortable boat takes us to Victoria Island. There, we’ll stroll through the Arrayanes Forest — with cinnamon-colored myrtle trees that, according to legend, inspired Walt Disney’s forest in Bambi.

    In the evening, we’ll explore downtown Bariloche and indulge in its famous chocolate shops — widely considered the best in Argentina.

    Day 8: Moon Valley of Ischigualasto under the Full Moon

    The day begins with a flight from the Lake District to Mendoza, followed by a drive into an entirely different world.

    We pass through the striking Barreal Valley and the Cerro Alcázar, a mountain whose surreal rock formations resemble a medieval castle rising from the desert.

    Our reward for the long journey will be a night excursion in Ischigualasto — the Valley of the Moon — under the full moon. This otherworldly UNESCO site, home to some of the world’s oldest dinosaur fossils, transforms into a surreal landscape under lunar light.

    Vast sandstone formations carved by wind and water over millions of years glow under the moon, creating an atmosphere of pure magic. A once-in-a-lifetime experience, available only on select nights.

    Day 9: Martian Canyons of Talampaya and the Road to the Andes

    We explore Talampaya National Park, another UNESCO World Heritage Site. Here, colossal red canyons reveal fossil remains of dinosaurs, immersing us in a prehistoric world.

    Later, we’ll drive along the scenic Cuesta de Miranda, with majestic Andean views, before reaching Belén, a charming town in Catamarca province, famous for its traditional handwoven llama and vicuña wool textiles, crafted with centuries-old techniques.

    Day 10: Pumice Desert and Flamingo Lakes

    Today we venture deep into the Argentine Puna — a high-altitude plateau and a geological wonderland of deserts, salt flats, and volcanoes unlike anywhere else on Earth.

    Our 4×4 journey takes us to the surreal Campo de Piedra Pómez — a vast field of white volcanic pumice formations stretching to the horizon. We’ll walk among towering stone sculptures shaped by wind and time, then continue to the dazzling White Dunes (Dunas Blancas).

    In the afternoon, we reach Laguna Grande, a breathtaking lake where flocks of pink flamingos stand out against a stark volcanic backdrop.

    By late evening, we’ll arrive at El Peñón, a remote mountain village, for an overnight stay.

    Day 11: Giant Salt Flats and the Devil’s Desert

    A day dedicated to the most otherworldly landscapes of the Puna. We cross the immense salt flats of Salar de Antofalla and Salar de Arizaro, the world’s third-largest salt flat. Its vast white surface, patterned by salt crystals, feels like an endless frozen sea.

    In the middle of this barren expanse rises the astonishing Cono de Arita — a perfectly shaped natural pyramid, actually a dormant volcano that never erupted, surrounded by black salt.

    From here, we continue into the dramatic Desierto del Diablo (Devil’s Desert), where red, orange, and ochre rock formations sculpted by wind create a Martian landscape.

    Overnight in San Antonio de los Cobres, a high-altitude mining town named after copper (cobre).

    Day 12: Rainbow Mountains of Jujuy Province

    We descend from the plateau into Jujuy, a region rich in indigenous heritage and natural wonders. Our first stop is the dazzling Salinas Grandes, where locals harvest salt from endless blinding-white plains merging with the sky. A perfect spot for surreal photography.

    Next, we take the winding Cuesta de Lipán, climbing to over 4,170 meters with jaw-dropping views of the Andes.

    We pause in the charming village of Purmamarca, famous for its Hill of Seven Colors (Cerro de los Siete Colores), which looks like it was painted by an artist’s brush.

    In the afternoon, we continue to Hornocal — the Hill of 14 Colors, a geological masterpiece whose multicolored layers glow in the light of the setting sun.

    Overnight in Tilcara, where we can explore the ancient Pucará fortress — one of Argentina’s most significant pre-Hispanic sites — and browse local markets for handmade ponchos and ceramics.

    Day 13: From the High-Altitude Desert to the Tropics and Hummingbirds

    In the morning, we head to beautiful Salta and take a flight to Puerto Iguazú, in Argentina’s lush tropical north.

    Located at the meeting point of Argentina, Brazil, and Paraguay, this border town blends diverse cultures with traditions of the indigenous Guaraní people, the original guardians of the land.

    After some rest, we visit Hito Tres Fronteras, a viewpoint where the Iguazú and Paraná rivers converge, symbolically connecting the three countries.

    In the evening, we’ll have a choice: a sunset cruise on the Iguazú River aboard a catamaran, or a peaceful visit to the Hummingbird Garden (Jardín de los Picaflores) to observe dozens of species of these tiny, magical birds.

    Day 14: Iguazú — The Most Beautiful Waterfalls in the World

    Our final day is devoted to one of the New Seven Wonders of Nature — the Iguazú Falls. We’ll explore the Iguazú National Park, walking along trails and catwalks that bring us face-to-face with the thundering cascades from every angle.

    We’ll feel the spray on our faces, hear the deafening roar of water, and experience why the Guaraní people once believed the falls were the work of gods torn apart by jealousy.

    The climax of the journey will be standing above the roaring Devil’s Throat (Garganta del Diablo), where the sheer power of nature leaves no one unmoved. After this unforgettable finale, we return to the city and transfer to the airport.

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    Всё быстро и удобно.

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