Argentina Vacation Packages

Insider tips for Argentina travel

Restaurant Jean-Paul Bondoux (Buenos Aires)

Patrons can be like “Portenos” while savoring this eatery’s classical French cuisine.

Plaza De Mayo (Buenos Aires)

This main Plaza of Buenos Aires is a living landmark of Argentinean struggle, beauty, and history.

Grand Cru Shop (La Recoleta)

This hidden wine cellar is the only shop still selling original bottles from the Noemia vineyard in Patagonia.

Glacial Ice Bar (El Calafate)

Visitors can try a Fernet con Coca at the only bar in the world made entirely of glacial ice, a new addition to the science museum known as Glaciarium.

Club Tapiz Hotel, (Mendoza)

Guests at this luxury hotel will enjoy five-star amenities beside the famous Casa Sol, a former governor’s mansion also available for rent.

Things to do in Argentina

El Chalten

During Argentina vacations, travelers often hike to El Chalten and Bariloche, enjoying the beautiful but challenging Andean Peaks on the way.

Ibera Wetlands

The Ibera Wetlands, the second-largest wetlands in world, has the richest variety of fauna in the entire country, best enjoyed on horseback.

Iguazu Falls

Iguazu Falls dominates a cliff on the border of Brazil and Argentina and can be reached via train from the city of Puerto Iguazu.

Mendoza

An Argentina vacation merits a visit to Mendoza wine region, the producer of some of the world’s best wine, a great place for kayaking.

Nahuel Huapy

Travelers on an Argentinean vacation can enjoy fly-fishing, hiking, and skiing at Nahuel Huapy, proclaimed a National Park in 1934.

Perito Moreno Glacier

Located in Los Glacieres National Park, Perito Moreno Glacier is a titanic beauty best viewed by sea, but platforms are available for admirers who prefer staying on shore.

Quebrada de Humahuaca

Quebrada de Humahuaca was once a vital canyon during the Incan Empire. Vacationers in Argentina love to see featured Pucara de Tilcara and the nearby hill of seven colors.

Talampaya

Travelers interested in archeology and geology should explore Talampaya as well as Ischigualasto, or the Valley of the Moon, for glimpses of ancient and picturesque landscapes. Popular Ischigualasto, in particular, is a world-renowned hotbed for dinosaur fossils.

Ushuaia

Ushuaia, capital of Tierra del Fuego, is ideal for canoeing and biking, particularly during summer.

Valdez Peninsula

Valdez Peninsula—a sanctuary for penguins, whales, and birds—provides unforgettable glimpses of Argentinean wildlife.