Argentina

Argentina boasts a wide variety of cultural attractions but for many travelers, its natural wonders are the primary draw. Trips to the North include the renowned and spectacular Iguazú Falls as well as the Provinces of Salta, Jujuy and Tucumán. The province of Mendoza, to the West is known for its excellent wine production and the Andes Mountains with the Aconcagua peak, the highest in the Americas. The region of la Pampa, the main cattle raising district and the land of the “gauchos”, is an immense plain with splendid and comfortable “estancias” where you can enjoy the “asado” -the typical barbecue- and a large choice of sports and recreations. Going South, the Patagonia offers multiple attractions such as hiking wooded mountains, skiing resorts, and trout and salmon filled lakes. The most popular locations are Bariloche, San Martín de los Andes, Lago Argentino with Perito Moreno Glacier and Ushuaia, the southernmost city in the world.

Iguazú Falls

The Iguazú Falls are considered one of the greatest scenic wonders of the world. The deep flowing waters of the river fall from a height of 70 meters through 275 falls along 2,7 Km. The border between Argentina and Brazil is marked by the “Garganta del Diablo” (Devil’s Gorge) cliff. The thunderous roar of crashing water and the multicolored mist which rises above the falls are natural beauties and grandeur at its best. Moreover, the Iguazú National Park is full of exotic subtropical vegetation, which surrounds the falls with over 2,000 plant species and is home to the region’s exotic wildlife, including more than 400 bird species.

The Northwest: Salta & Jujuy

Northern provinces feature traces of pre-Columbian cultures, mingled with ruins of natives’ villages, as well as forts and constructions dating back to the time of the Conquest and Colonization.
Time seems to stand still in the high plateau of the Puna, a land full of mountain ranges, steep mountain paths, and gorges. Villages have been built in the small valleys. Multi-coloured and monochromatic hills covered with huge cactuses on the slopes surround the village.
This region offers landscapes full of contrast for tourists to enjoy, from the high peaks to the plains, the salt pans, and the subtropical rain forests.

Mendoza

Mendoza is the land of wines, land of immense spaces that silently extend through the plains, only to be broken by the rocky mountain paths of the “Andes” range and soaked with their potent rivers. It is a beautiful green city with a great number of parks that offer a lively atmosphere with numerous restaurants, theatres and nightclubs. It is also the wine zone by excellence; it counts with numerous wineries for the production of wines of the highest quality that are exported to the whole world. Many can be visited by tourists to taste the different wine stumps, specially the area's dominant grape: Malbec.

Bariloche

Bathed by the clear waters of Lake Nahuel Huapi, Bariloche is one of the main tourist destinations in Patagonia. The facilities designed by man as well as the beauty offered by the natural environment mingle in perfect harmony to satisfy the visitor. For those in need of an extra dose of amusement, Bariloche is an invitation to its night life as well as for adventure activities. Its National Park, lakes of glacial origins, forests and mountains form an ecological zone that is unique in South America.

Calafate: Perito Moreno Glacier

Perito Moreno Glacier together with other twelve glaciers make up the biggest sliding masses of ice and snow of “Los Glaciares” National Park. A majestic glacier that descends from the ice cap into the Lake Argentino, forming a 4 kms wide and 60 meters high barrier. The Perito Moreno Glacier is one of the natural wonders of the world. Enjoy the natural show of the thundering falling ice from a wooden catwalk directly in front of the Canal de los Témpanos (Icebergs Canal) that separates Brazo Rico from the main lake.

Ushuaia

Located on the shores of the Beagle Channel and surrounded by the Andes, Ushuaia is the southernmost city in the world. It offers unique and wonderful scenery in Argentina: mountains and sea combined with glaciers and forest. You can visit different panoramic points such as the base of the Martial Glacier with a wonderful view of the city, Beagle Channel and the Glacier itself as well as places related to the history of the region: the Mission neighborhood, the first villages, the Government house, The End of the World Museum and the Old Prison (now the Maritime Museum) are just some of the spots to be visited. A small train takes you to the gates of the Tierra del Fuego National Park, inhabited by diverse flora and fauna species.

Buenos Aires

The city of Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina. It is a large metropolis that together with the suburbs has fourteen million inhabitants. It is considered the most elegant city of South America. Despite its modern architecture and dynamic activity, it preserves old traditions. History is reflected in its buildings which reveal the various stages in the life of the city. Visitors will enjoy its monuments, churches, museums, art galleries and theatres, colonial neighborhoods, large commercial centers, typical restaurants and international cuisine. Buenos Aires has always been famous for its incredible cultural offer. The Teatro Colón (Opera House), inaugurated in 1908, is the pride of the city and hosts the most famous artists of national and international opera and ballet. Those who admire pieces of art will find wonderful galleries and art museums where works by Argentine and foreign artists may be enjoyed. An exciting night-life is offered through different amusements, including the well-known local music and dance, the Tango. Late dinner-shows, late cinema and theatres functions, as well as late dining are almost a traditional routine of nightlife lovers. All restaurants and cafes are open till early hours of dawn. All types of international cuisine are available, although the best represented are the country's national dishes, the excellent quality of Argentine meat is famous worldwide.

Buenos Aires City Tour

A comprehensive 3-hour tour of the highlights of the city: including the historic Plaza de Mayo, the Metropolitan Cathedral, built in the 18th. century in the neo-classic style, the Casa Rosada (Government House), the Congress Building, the old colonial district of San Telmo, with lots of antique shops and a flea market (on Sundays), the picturesque neighborhood of La Boca where the Tango was born. Enjoy the beautiful Palermo area, known for its mansions and residential areas, passing by very attractive parks, lakes and gardens. The tour continues to the Recoleta neighborhood with sidewalk cafes, fine restaurants and elegant buildings with the Recoleta Cemetery, the city’s oldest cemetery. On the return you will be able to admire the beautiful buildings of the Decorative Art Museum and the Teatro Colón, one of the five most important Opera houses in the world.

Tigre and Delta Tour

Laying just 29 km to the north-west of the capital, Tigre is a popular recreational centre, full of delights for all the family. During the week, it is a blissful haven of tranquility and at weekends a buzzing throng of activity, as porteños rush to the delta for a breath of fresh air. The Delta is a unique place where rivers, streams and islands merge to create a combination of colours, scents and sights. A wide variety of fauna and flora will be shown and described throughout this leisurely cruise in motor launch along the waterways and islands of the delta.

Estancia Tour

This tour, known as "Fiesta Gaucha", is the ideal opportunity to learn about rural life in a colorful feast in the Argentine pampas. Lunch with the typical Argentine meat, the traditional red wines and the gauchos’ live show will make this event unforgettable.
This fabulous tour is the only one that allows us to appreciate the traditional dances and enjoy the folk music and songs. The gauchos will offer an exciting show displaying their incredible skills.