From penguins and glaciers to deserts and 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 WILL WE SEE?
WHY THIS TOUR?
PRACTICAL INFORMATION AND TOUR PRICE
Tour itinerary
Tour itinerary
What's Included
What's Included
- 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
NOT INCLUDED IN THE TOUR
NOT INCLUDED IN THE TOUR
- International flights to and from Buenos Aires
- All domestic flights
- Meals (except on certain days)
- Single room supplement
- Upgrade to higher-class rooms
- Personal expenses and souvenirs
- Additional excursions and activities of your choice
Where We Stay
Where We Stay
During the tour, we stay in 3-star hotels or properties of a similar standard. In some of the more remote and wild locations along the route, we use carefully selected guesthouses.
In most destinations, it is possible to upgrade to higher-category hotels (4 stars and above) for an additional fee. This is arranged and calculated individually.
The tour price includes accommodation in double rooms. If you are traveling alone, a single-room supplement applies.
If the Dates Don’t Work for You
If the Dates Don’t Work for You
If the tour dates don’t match your plans but you like our program and approach, write to us — we will do our best to find a solution.
We can organize a private tour for you on convenient dates, with a duration that suits you and any preferred level of customization.
With online coordination from our side, such a tour may even cost less than a group tour.
Leave a request for a tour here📩
Seasonality
Seasonality
In Argentina, summer lasts from December to February, and winter — from June to August. The best time to experience all of Argentina is spring or autumn. From December to February, we run shortened tours that exclude the hottest destinations.
Shortened Tours
Shortened Tours
Shortened tours run from December to February. They exclude the hottest locations, are shorter in duration, and more affordable.
Important Information
Important Information
The tour does not require special physical fitness. However, it includes two hiking days, so you should be prepared for moderate walking. We strongly recommend purchasing travel insurance. If needed, we can assist you in selecting and arranging suitable coverage.
Payment and Booking
Payment and Booking
To book, please submit a request on our website. Our manager will contact you to confirm all the details. Once the tour is approved, a contract is signed and a deposit is required.
TOUR PROGRAM
🚩 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.
TOUR DATES
Full tour:
March 24, 2026
Full tour:
October 19th, 2026
Full tour:
November 14th, 2026
Short tour:
December 12, 2026
Short tour:
January 9th, 2027
Short tour:
February 6, 2027
REVIEWS ABOUT THE TOUR
Any other questions?
If you still have questions or need clarification — just write to us! We are always happy to help and make your journey even better. Maybe you’re dreaming of a private tour? Let’s discuss all the details and create the perfect journey tailored especially for you.
