Argentina

Argentina seduces its visitor with its street-side tango, wafting grills, fútbol (soccer), gaucho culture and the mighty Andes. Greeted with its modern metropolis as you arrive in Buenos Aires, explore the diverse natural wonders, enjoy its cultural activity as you learn how to dance tango, and satisfy your taste pallet with Argentina’s perfected art of grilling.

Destination in a Nutshell

2.78 million km²

Area

45.38 million

Populations

Buenos Aires

Capital

Quick Facts

Argentina has one of the best steak in the world. The cows are free to graze in the grass and are grass-fed.
Argentina is located in the Southern Hemisphere which means it has opposite seasons to the U.S. or Europe. Winter is often short and typically runs from June to August.
Argentina is home to some of the largest glaciers in the world.
Argentina has the largest waterfall system in the world.
The unique and colourful scenery of this country makes for some of the most epic treks and hikes in the world.
Currency: Argentine peso
Language: Spanish
Time zone: GMT -3

Best Time to Visit:

Shoulder Season: March to May and September to November

Fall and spring is the most pleasant time to visit Argentina as the weather is generally mild with a mix of sunny and rainy days.
Hotel occupancy rates are usually lowest between April and June, making it the best time to find discounted rates.

High Season: December to February

Summer months in Argentina are hot, along with the humidity that’ll make it feel even hotter.
As it’s the high season, hotels are busier with higher prices to match.

Low Season: June to August

Winter in Argentina can be overcast and chilly, with average temperature around 8 - 16 degree celsius. Weather in winter is often dry, with sunny winter days perfect for exploring the city.

Encounters

Buenos Aires Live Tango Show

Enter the world of tango, take a class at the renowned Rojo Tango, and then treat yourself to a three-course meal and sparkling champagne.

Valley and Wine Trip

Visit the Salta Region to see Calchaqui ochre-colored valleys and Cafayate fine wines.

Salt Flats of Salinas Grandes

Explore Salta's breathtaking salt flats and appreciate the contrasted landscapes and the varied population of the Puna region.

Iguazu Falls Helicopter Flight

Fly over the roar of the greatest broken waterfall in the world and the huge canyon, to experience the Iguazu Falls in dramatic way.

Get to Know The Cowboys

Visitors to the culturally significant estancias in Córdoba have the exceptional chance to see real rural life firsthand.

Discover Upsala Glacier

Paddle through its icebergs in small kayaks or sail around Lago Argentino and be astonished at Calafate's blue giant ice.

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All of our programs can also be tailored to match your needs and preferences.