ARGENTINA
Wild Beauty. Timeless Spirit.
“Journey through Argentina—where Patagonia’s glaciers, Mendoza’s wine estates, and the tango-lit nights of Buenos Aires create a tapestry of luxury, wilderness, and wonder.”
—AMANDA KAM, FOUNDER
Argentina’s Iconic Landscapes
Patagonia
Glaciers, peaks, and pampas. Argentina’s wild frontier of cinematic adventure.
Iguazú Falls
Witness the power of Argentina’s greatest natural wonder from exclusive rainforest trails.
Mendoza
Luxury vineyards beneath the Andes, famed for Malbec, mountain lodges, and fine dining.
Bariloche
An alpine paradise of lakes and peaks—Argentina’s gateway to the Lake District.
Iberá Wetlands
Explore Argentina’s wildlife haven—capybaras, caimans, and birds across endless lagoons.
Buenos Aires
Tango, art, and gastronomy meet European elegance in Argentina’s vibrant cultural capital.
Argentina’s Luxury Lodging
Eolo Patagonia Spirit
A refined lodge near El Calafate, offering panoramic glacier views and bespoke adventures across Patagonia’s vast wilderness.
Explora El Chaltén
A design-forward base for exploration, set in Los Glaciares National Park—ideal for hiking, glaciers, and luxury seclusion.
Pristine El Calafate
A serene luxury retreat overlooking Lago Argentino, great for exploring Perito Moreno and Los Glaciares National Park.
The Vines Resort & Spa
A luxury wine retreat in Mendoza’s Uco Valley—private villas, vineyard views, and world-class Malbec under the Andes sky.
Meliá Iguazú
The only luxury hotel inside Iguazú National Park, offering unmatched views of the falls and exclusive rainforest access.
Llao Llao Hotel & Resort
An iconic lakeside retreat in Bariloche, blending five-star golf, spa indulgence, and cinematic views of the Andes.
Itinerary Inspiration
Signature Patagonia: Glaciers, Fitz Roy & Alpine Lakes (9 Days)
From USD $7,250 per traveler
Highlights: Perito Moreno Glacier, Fitz Roy hike, El Chaltén wilderness, Bariloche lakes & peaks, luxury lodges.
Day 1 – Buenos Aires: Arrive and overnight at Palacio Duhau or Four Seasons Buenos Aires.
Day 2 – El Calafate: Fly to El Calafate; check in at Eolo or Pristine El Calafate.
Day 3 – El Calafate: Private tour of Perito Moreno Glacier with walkways + optional boat.
Day 4 – El Chaltén: Drive to El Chaltén; warm-up hike to Condor Lookout; stay at explora El Chaltén.
Day 5 – El Chaltén: Full-day guided hike toward Fitz Roy and glacier lakes; gourmet picnic.
Day 6 – El Chaltén: Optional ice trek, kayaking, or helicopter flightseeing.
Day 7 – Bariloche: Fly to Bariloche; sunset at Llao Llao Hotel & Resort.
Day 8 – Bariloche: Private lake cruise, scenic hike, or kayak in Nahuel Huapi.
Day 9 – Departure: Return to Buenos Aires or extend to Mendoza wine country.
Gauchos, City & Vineyards: Argentina Experience (8 Days)
From USD $6,450 per traveler
Highlights: Córdoba estancia riding, Buenos Aires cultural capital, Mendoza vineyards + Andes.
Day 1 – Buenos Aires: Arrive and overnight at Palacio Duhau or Four Seasons Buenos Aires.
Day 2 – Córdoba: Fly to Córdoba; check into an estancia-lodge outside the city.
Day 3 – Córdoba: Full-day horseback riding with gauchos across the pampas; traditional asado lunch and wine tasting.
Day 4 – Mendoza: Fly to Mendoza; afternoon winery tour and private Malbec tasting at a boutique vineyard.
Day 5 – Mendoza: Horse ride in the Andes foothills or vineyards; afternoon spa and gourmet dinner.
Day 6 – Buenos Aires: Fly to Buenos Aires; city tour of Recoleta & Palermo; tango show at night.
Day 7 – Buenos Aires: Free day for art galleries, markets, or optional Tigre Delta day trip.
Day 8 – Departure: Return home from Buenos Aires.
Patagonia Glaciers & Estancia Adventure (8 Days)
From USD $6,950 per traveler
Highlights: Perito Moreno Glacier, Upsala boat expedition, traditional estancia horseback riding, El Chaltén hiking.
Day 1 – Buenos Aires: Arrive and overnight at Palacio Duhau or Four Seasons Buenos Aires.
Day 2 – El Calafate: Fly to El Calafate; check in at Eolo or Pristine El Calafate.
Day 3 – El Calafate: Private tour of Perito Moreno Glacier with elevated walkways + optional mini-trek.
Day 4 – El Calafate: Full-day boat expedition to Upsala or Viedma Glacier—towering ice walls and drifting icebergs.
Day 5 – El Calafate: Visit a traditional Patagonian estancia; horseback riding across open pampas with gaucho lunch and wine tasting.
Day 6 – El Chaltén: Scenic drive to El Chaltén; sunset hike to Condor Lookout; overnight at explora El Chaltén.
Day 7 – El Chaltén: Guided hike toward Mount Fitz Roy or Laguna Torre; gourmet picnic with glacier views.
Day 8 – Departure: Return to Buenos Aires or extend to Bariloche’s Lake District.
Wildlife, Waterfalls & Wine: Northern Argentina (8 Days)
From USD $6,950 per traveler
Highlights: Iberá Wetlands safari, horseback riding with gauchos, Iguazú Falls, Mendoza vineyards + Andes.
Day 1 – Buenos Aires: Arrive and overnight at Palacio Duhau or Four Seasons Buenos Aires.
Day 2 – Iberá Wetlands: Fly to Posadas; transfer to the wetlands; check in at a boutique eco-lodge.
Day 3 – Iberá Wetlands: Wildlife safari across the wetlands (capybaras, caimans, howler monkeys); sunset boat ride.
Day 4 – Iberá Wetlands: Horseback riding with gauchos on pampas trails; traditional asado lunch and mate tasting.
Day 5 – Iguazú: Fly to Iguazú; check in at Meliá Iguazú inside the national park.
Day 6 – Iguazú: Private tour of Iguazú Falls with elevated walkways and Devil’s Throat.
Day 7 – Mendoza: Fly to Mendoza; vineyard tasting and sunset dinner in the Uco Valley.
Day 8 – Departure: Fly home from Mendoza or to Buenos Aires.
ARGENTINA AT A GLANCE
Argentina is spectacular in all seasons, but October to April delivers the best conditions for Patagonia, Iguazú, Mendoza, and Buenos Aires, clear skies, warm days, and dramatic scenery across the country.
• Best Season: October–April
○ 75°F / 24°C | Warm, sunny, ideal for Patagonia, waterfalls, vineyards + city escapes
• Winter Season: May–September
○ 50°F / 10°C | Crisp, dry; best for skiing in Bariloche + cozy wine lodges in Mendoza
• Shoulder Months: September + April
○ 65°F / 18°C | Fewer crowds, golden vineyards, perfect trekking weather in Patagonia
Language: Spanish (official); English widely spoken in tourism + hospitality
Currency: Argentine Peso (ARS)
National Animal: Rufous Hornero (El Hornero)
Entry: Visa-free for most nationalities; e-visa for select countries
Vaccination: Routine vaccines recommended; consult physician for Patagonia + Iguazú regions
Getting Around: Domestic flights or private drivers; ideal for long distances
Time Zone: GMT –3
Plugs: Type C/I | 220 V
